Cooking Mama Cook Off is an underappreciated game. The first time I played Cooking Mama was when Nintendo World in New York City held a competition for this game a few months back. I remember I had a blast because the game had cool music, interesting controls, a happy theme of cooking and intense battles. I ultimately lost the competition but I had such a great time, nevertheless. At the time I didn't have a Wii but told myself I would get Cooking Mama whenever I'd gotten one. Recently I bought myself a Wii. The first game I bought was, of course, Cooking Mama. I can't be more happier whenever I play this game because I haven't played anything like this before. Yes, the controls take some practice to master but it doesn't take long to do so. I play this game solo because my siblings hate this game but there is still plenty to do with only one player. I can battle against a computer player and win prizes if I do well. Those prizes go directly to my kitchen (within the game) and are displayed. If you have a buddy that likes to cook or give virtual cooking a shot, this game can be extremely fun. Also there are many recipes to complete; so there is always something to do. When all is said and done, Cooking Mama Cook Off is a game that can be appealing for anyone at any age. Why not give it a whirl?
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