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Why Robin Makes Batman Better I was fairly impressed with this Cooking Mama knock-off. It has the controls down, the ingredient list is substantial. Essentially it’s Cooking Mama with lots of yelling, but for $US20 $US30 there’s nothing wrong with that. More games need to yell at you I think.
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newVideoPlayer("ironchefkotaku_gawker.flv", 463, 387,""); What better way to announce the video game for Food Network’s Iron Chef America than Mr. Mark Dacascos – the chairman himself – name dropping Kotaku? I can’t think of one, which is why I spent all weekend playing this clip over and over again. Ko-Tah-KOO! Destineer and Black Lantern Studios is bringing Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine to the Nintendo Wii and DS this summer, allowing you to face-off in kitchen stadium against world famous chefs. The whole thing sounds a bit like a version of Cooking Mama you can play against the computer, with 15 main ingredients, hundreds of recipe variations, and 300 different mini-game tasks to help you get the job done. Being an embarrassingly huge fan of the show, I will more than likely by this, as long as Alton Brown signs on to do commentary, or failing that – John Madden. just imagine the beauty of that for a moment, and then hit the jump for the full trailer and first screenshot from Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine.
