Cooking Mama picked up one or two awards at E3, which is entirely understandable as it makes an excellent first impression. Bless.Īt first, though, I was just as taken with the novelty of chopping and slicing and tendon-removing as my miniature relative. ![]() Unfortunately I'm not anything like as enamoured with it, and I'm guessing that if you're a regular reader of this website your sentiments are more likely to tally with mine than with those of a seven-year-old girl whose primary concerns in life seem to be ponies and how many of those candy bracelet things she can fit on her arms at once. So does my niece, whose adorable little sticky fingerprints are now all over my lovely new Noble Pink DS Lite. Having now exhausted the DS' very first cooking game, though, it's inescapably apparent that this really is going to appeal to girls more than boys - not because of all the cooking, you understand, but because it's extremely cute and lovably simple. Never let it be said that Eurogamer's review policies are remotely sexist - I undertook to purchase Cooking Mama entirely of my own volition, not because it was thrust upon me under the assumption that a female critic would be more appropriate (as has happened to me in the past with Barbie sodding Horse Adventures).
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