Mar 04, 2010  About the product. Cooking Mama World Kitchen from Majesco brings a lot more to the table with this sequel for the Wii. Delivers all new 3D graphics, new recipes, comedic kitchen mini-games, and new gameplay modes. The Wii remote acts as your universal cooking utensil as you chop, grate, slice, stir, roll, and more.

Cooking Mama: World KitchenAfter owning the first Cooking Mama for the Wii and loving it, I was hoping the 2nd one would be awesome. But I think they tried to make it too complicated. In the first game, it was simply cooking, and it was fun.

In this version, they tried to implement little mini-games in the middle of preparing food, which is more annoying than it is fun. The movements in this game seem less like preparing food, and more like following arrows. Wurm unlimited maps. Don't get me wrong, it's still fun but it could have been better.

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.November 21, 2008 - The world's love affair with Cooking Mama started on the Nintendo DS, then migrated to the Wii last year. If you haven't had the pleasure of meeting Mama, she's an adorable, super deformed chef with a charmingly heavy Japanese accent. As players prepare her casual recipes, Mama constantly provides words of encouragement. Unfortunately, something was lost in the translation to the Wii last year, and the game ended up being difficult to control with the Wii remote.

The good news with this sequel, Cooking Mama: World Kitchen, is that the controls have been more suitably adapted for the console and it plays much better. The gameplay is still very shallow and the interface isn't as intuitive as it should be for a quintessential casual game, but we expect plenty people will be charmed by Mama's slick art style and amiable demeanor.October 11, 2008 - The thrill of preparing fried foods and rolling dough in bowls of flour is back with Cooking Mama: World Kitchen. On display at Taito's booth at Tokyo Game Show 2008, it's a game that seems to translate all the qualities of the DS original's stylus controls to the Wiimote control setup. On the DS, players had to trace patterns onscreen to knead dough, stir mixes, add ingredients, and transfer food items between containers. With the World Kitchen, players do pretty much the same thing, though this time using the Wiimote to mimic actions indicated onscreen.October 8, 2008 - When we first saw Wii MotionPlus, we knew it would be big - that is, if it worked.

When we first played Wii MotionPlus, we again knew it would be big - that is, if developers made good use of it. After two years with the system, after so many 'almost there' titles, and after dozens upon dozens of titles setting the bar for what was possible on Nintendo's system, Wii as a platform is about to be turned upside down, and if you don't feel the wave of potential coming yet, it's because you haven't used Wii MotionPlus for yourself.June 11, 2008 - The always-popular Electronic Entertainment Expo has returned to its roots this year, with the annual game show moving back to the Los Angeles Convention Center after a solo season on the sunny beaches of Santa Monica.

Kicking off on July 14 and running through July 17, E3 2008 showcases several of the year's biggest software titles from the industry's biggest publishers.To help celebrate the festivities, we're starting our E3 coverage right here and now. Listed below is every videogame that has been 'officially confirmed' to appear so far. Just remember, don't go crazy if your most anticipated title isn't on the list - after all, E3 is known for its surprises and secrets, not every company is going to let us know everything ahead of time. That means that our list will by no means be complete until the show starts. Regardless, this page will continue to be updated immediately whenever we can confirm additional titles.For your easy navigation, we've provided links to every game listed should you want to use our watch-list system to keep and eye on your favorite titles, and we've even included a handy countdown clock so you know exactly how much time is left before the show happens.

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