Cooking Mama (US Version) Nintendo DS
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Knead, great, mash, tenderize, mix, peel, carve, roll and more! Once your dish is ready, you can even use the stylus to prepare the final layout of your meal. Remember to cool down the food by blowing into the Nintendo DS microphone. Master chefs can combine recipes to create more advanced dishes. Share recipes with up to 4 other people or transfer a saved game to a friend via the DS wireless link. Earn bronze, silver and gold medals based on the quality of your cooking, but make sure to finetune your cooking skills in practice mode first.
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| Product Title: | Cooking Mama (US Version) Cooking Mama (美國版) Cooking Mama (美国版) Cooking Mama (US Version) Cooking Mama (US Version) |
| Manufacturer Name(s): | Majesco Sales Inc. |
| Release Date: | 2006-09-12 |
| Language: | English |
| Disc Format(s): | NDS |
| Package Weight: | 100 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1004465629 |
Product Information
This cute cooking game uses the touchscreen of the Nintendo DS to let you cook meals.
This cute cooking game uses the touchscreen of the Nintendo DS to let you cook meals. Playing as a female chef, you have to prepare the food (slicing the vegetables, slicing the meat), then cook it on the stove. Use the stylus as their master kitchen tool to chop, slice, pan fry, knead, grate, mash, peel and more. With touchscreen play, you can do things such as shake the skillet for an omelet and dip tempura in the oil. Share recipes with up to 4 other people or transfer a saved game to a friend via the DS wireless link.
Knead, great, mash, tenderize, mix, peel, carve, roll and more once your dish is ready, you can even use the stylus to prepare the final layout of your meal; cool food down by blowing into the Nintendo DS microphone; combine recipes to create more advanced dishes; share recipes with up to 4 other people or transfer a saved game to a friend via the DS wireless link; earn bronze, silver and gold medals based on the quality of your Cooking; practice mode lets you finetune your Cooking skills without being judged.
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Jaclyn
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November 10, 2007
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November 10, 2007
not bad at all
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I say that this is another good game where it's about cooking and the recipes that they have are interesting as well. I have to agree with the reviwer,Brad that it will definately spoil your screen as even mine has a small scratch if you play it often enough.Better to have a screen protector but then again,you would need to change it eventually once it worn out. |
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Brad
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January 23, 2007
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January 23, 2007
Fun - double check stylus
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While this game is very fun to play (constant cooking, chopping, frying, and cutting) the repetative movements did damage my DS Touch Screen. I will not go into depth about the gameplay, just know that the game is worth the $20 price tag that most stores are charging. It is addictive and very fun for all ages. My DS was only 4 mohths old when I purchased this game (mostly for the fact that it is played with the stylus). I had used it on two trips only for a total play time of about two weeks. The flipping motion, where you flip the contents of a frying pan like a professional chef left a vertical line about 1/2 of an inch in length in the center of my DS Touch screen. Ninteno will not replace the touch screen for free, they said that the warrenty does not cover normal use. I'm still unsure what is normal use, when an expensive device scratches from gameplay in less than 2 weeks of play time. This sounds like a faulty screen cover or stylus to me. You might want to take out a brand new stylus as I found out the hard way that the tips actually wear down. Still don't let this review put you off the game play is really fun, and the recepies are real. My friend and I made dumplings by learning how from playing the game. The game would have benefited from better control. Many times the game just doesn't do what the stylus just did. It can be frustrating, causing you to play to how the game was programed, while the game should have learned from users instead. Not everyone holds a stylus the same way, writes the same way, etc. The game also lacks a menu system to display unlocked recepies. This means that when you want to make something in real life, you have to go back and actually play. I'm sure the programmers didn't intend people to make the recepies found in the game, but they are real and if you can cook even just alittle the game will teach you how to make some great dishes. |
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