Extreme Shopping

I’m reviewing Cooking Mama 3 for ThumbGods right now. I was expecting more of the chopping and frying fun of Cooking Mama 2, but a new shopping game has me hungry for melon popcorn, drinking yogurt and hawthorne strips.

cooking mama 3 shoppingCooking Mama 3′s shopping game is uncannily like shopping in a Chinese supermarket. Mama sends you out to find 4 pieces of unwrapped, unrefridgerated meat, but as you search the store to fill your reusable carrier bag, you’ve got to avoid oddly familiar  store characters — shouting shop assistants in pastel uniform aprons or a girl with a basket of  squid, shellfish and other distinctly Yantai seafood — who’ll slow your shopping progress by trapping you into minigames. Higher levels add loose eggs, heads-on fish and mushrooms to your shopping list, and more people to the store. I keep trying for the elusive perfect score, since I imagine it’ll unlock a “Sunday In The Auchan” extreme challenge level.

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6 Responses to Extreme Shopping

  1. Jess Burke says:

    i'm just excited they added a new gameplay mode to this one.

  2. Meg Stivison says:

    I really like the new recipes and cooking techniques, they managed to keep what was awesome about CM2 without falling into sequel trap where I feel like I've just bought the same game in a new box.

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