Cooking Mama
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- Create 76 real dishes or combine recipes to create more advanced meals
- Use the stylus as your master kitchen tool to chop, slice, pan fry, knead, grate, mash and more!
- 1-4 Player
- Cool down hot food by blowing into the Nintendo DS microphone
Product Description
Let’s get cookin’, Mama! Now you can learn how to cook on your Nintendo DS! Prepare foods, combine raw ingredients, cook the meal and present your culinary masterpiece to Mama for your final score…. More >>
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My mom got this game for me. I liked it except for my mom said it will rot my brains. I said she’s an old hag with ugly feet. Because this game is a best seller in most places, ok? It’s funny when you do badly on it and give everyone the farts! When you do good everyone is happy! I wish there were some guns in it though because the girl is annyoing and I wish she could be died!
Rating: 5 / 5
I just got a Wal-Mart gift cetificate (I HATE Wal-Mart) but, you might as well use it!:) Anyway… i`m SO gonna get Cooking mama with that money! I have downloaded 3 videos for it… IT LOOKS SOOOOOOOO COOL! I LOVE to cook! And i`m about to go on a trip… so it will be good for that! I CAN`T WAIT UNTILL I GET IT! By the way… is it long? It looks short…
Rating: 5 / 5
If you enjoy real games, don’t waste your time with this shuvelware. This is a game for”Casual Gamers” or children.
Rating: 1 / 5
My daughter desperately wanted this for her birthday ….I tried it out myself and I have to say I was never so disappointed in a game – i cant understand its appeal( apparently there are several new versions) I feel like writing to Nintendo to get my money back…I am certain it was created by absolute morons…Nintendo should get back in the kitchen and cook up something else – for now I think I’ll throw it down the garbage disposal!
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought this game since it had good reviews especially for kids. I’m a kid at heart so thought I would enjoy it. I was wrong. The graphics are fine, lots of recipes to make with new recipes added as you succesfully complete recipes. Your “cooking” consists of using the stylus to touch, tap, slide, and swirl on the touch screen. It gets very repetitive and mundane. I did like the variety of menu items, including miso soup, neopolitan spaghetti, and fried octopus dumplings (or something close to that). Young kids may love it, for the ease and lack of high brain activity required. But if you are a teenager and above who enjoys childish things but wants a bit of a challenge or goal to work towards other than 60 more recipes, avoid this game.
Rating: 3 / 5