Making food Nintendo style - We review Personal Trainer: Cooking

[primesuspect]

Making food Nintendo style - We review Personal Trainer: Cooking (http://gaming.icrontic.com/news/making-food-nintendo-style-we-review-personal-trainer-cooking)

[Koreish]

Interesting, I may have to buy this. It's about the price of a regular cook book.

[DrLiam]

That's too funny. xD

Hey Nintendo, try the working title:

Personal Husband: Cleaning

[Gnome Queen]

Great article Brian. This makes me almost want a DS.

[Pat Williams]

Brian, you are welcome to come to my house to play Personal Trainer: Cooking anytime. I'll even buy the supplies, set the table and my family will clean up afterwards. Weekly around 5 would be ideal.

[Thrax]

;D

[primesuspect]

Oh you stop it!

/me considers it.... ;D

[kryyst]

How many recipes are there?

[GHoosdum]

How many of the recipes are vegetarian?

[Canti]

Sounds awesome. My cooking does need some help.

My last attempt at cooking a bowl of cereal.

[kryyst]

How many of the recipes are vegetarian?

Doesn't vegetarian just mean substitute meat for tofu?

[GHoosdum]

Unless the dish was designed to be made with tofu, simply substituting it in removes about 90% of the dish's flavor, in my experience. ;)

[kryyst]

Unless the dish was designed to be made with tofu, simply substituting it in removes about 90% of the dish's flavor, in my experience. ;)

Perhaps it's a cruel twist that I find in most cases adding meat to non-meat meals increased the flavor about 90% of the time.

[CB]

I got this 'game' for Betsy for Christmas. We tried it this weekend, and it worked well. The only complaint we had was that we had to turn off the voice controls because anytime we made a noise (chop something, close a cabinet, yell at the cats) it thought we wanted to 'continue'. :/