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Gourmet Chef: Cook Your Way to Fame, Nintendo DS, ESRB Rated E for Everyone (Alcohol Reference,Comic Mischief,Mild Language) , Release Date: June 24, 2008 For the best deal on the Gourmet Chef: Cook Your Way to Fame, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the Gourmet Chef: Cook Your Way to Fame (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. 
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Lot's of fun
I bought this game for my 13 year old daughter and she thought it was fun. She liked that the game made you follow the recipes, She thought it was like Cookin' Mama. We have not actually made any of the recipes, but plan to do so....
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Disappointment
I am extremely disappointed in this game. I loved the other cooking games, but this one seems a bit contrived. The story is boring when it's supposed to be exciting, and stupid when it's supposed to be funny. The cooking mechanics can be tricky at times. It near impossible to get a perfect score. You are graded on time and accuracy. Accuracy is easy, but time is the toughy. Overall, this game is worth a try, but don't expect to be wowed.
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Gourmet Chef: Cook Your Way to Fame
My daughter LOVED the Cooking Mama games (and actually learned alot of cooking terms playing same) so since she has been trying to translate her Nintendo cooking skills into real life cooking skills, I bought her this game as it seemed more realistic. It's good, and she does play with it, but not as much as Cooking Mama. It's a bit more complex since there are stations where various tasks must be performed to get the plate out. It's more like a restaurant instead of a kitchen.
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