I like the Cooking Mama series. It's fun, easy to play, and best of all, easy to pick up and put down at any moment. I'm going to be honest though: I reviewed both DS incarnations, and as much as I liked them, I felt like I wouldn't buy the...

I love the Cooking Mama games for both the DS and the Wii. Sure, they're casual games that boil down to really simple control gestures, but there's something about the style and character that I find addictive. Plus, I'm drawn to bitchy/cra...

Like most DS owners, I carry mine with me for a lot of reasons: having a few games at my disposal during time in the doctor's waiting room or on a bus is a great way to kill time that would otherwise leave me fidgity. I can't say I've ever ...

The first Cooking Mama title spawned everything from Mama cosplay to speculation that Mama was actually in direct cahoots with Beelzebub. While no one has actually been able to unmask her true intentions, Cooking Mama 2: Dinner with Friends...

This week's fake game, conceptualized and Photoshopped by forumite ToiletDuck, combines two gaming franchises which -- let's face it -- are more or less made for each other. Cooking Chief: Cook Off, available for the Wii60, combines the sla...

North Americans: You'll just have to take my word on this, but (some) Japanese mobile phone games are incredible. At TGS, we played fully-3D, motion-sensitive titles that had some actual depth and gameplay, and we came away totally jealous....

As some of you hardcores may remember, we've reviewed the topic of Mama's madness before. Apparently the best way to deal with this kind of mental instability is to invite friends over and try to suck them into your madness, because it appe...

While we're still having nightmares about angering Mama because I overcooked a Japanese Hamburg steak, Majesco have gone and announced Cooking Mama 2: Dinner With Friends for the Nintendo DS. In addition to containing a slew of brand new re...

You've gotta love Cooking Mama. Sure, she's got a dark side, but who doesn't? At her heart, Mama is a good-hearted woman who only wants to help you become the great chef she knows you can be. She invited you into the hallowed sa...

To all the mothers out there who are gamers, or who have birthed many a gamers, we here at Destructoid want to wish you a happy Mother's Day. It's tough being a mom for a gamer -- we'll ignore your cries for help because we'...

Those crazy guys at Majesco Entertainment put together this cute little imformercial for Cooking Mama: Cook off and boy is it ... um, retarded interesting to watch. But wait there's more! Act now and not only will we let you watch thi...

What's that burning smell? Is it the building? Did the knifeless hibachi chef get bored and start lighting things on fire? Could it be that Majesco's Cooking Mama: Cook Off for the Nintendo Wii is selling like hotcakes? That&#...

If you're like me, and hey, I know you are, then you probably haven't turned on your Wii in a loooooong time (by long time I mean a couple months). Know what got me to turn this white piece of plastic back on? Cooking Mama: Cook Off...

digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/gaming_news/Cooking_Mama_or_Lucifer_incarnate_You_be_the_judge'; Cooking Mama has been quite popular since its debut, and not just with Harajuku types desperate to play unusual sims and bounce about scr...

In my ever exciting life as a gaming journo, I stopped by Majesco today to check out some titles coming out this year, most notably Cooking Mama: Cook Off for the Wii. Not only did I get to see the game in action, but I also got to pl...

Admit it, deep down inside, you know you really wanted to get Cooking Mama for the DS. You felt the pull of Mama's siren song, enticing you to slice, dice, roll and chop ingredients for her approval. You knew you were always inexplicabl...