Motoko-chan no Wonder Kitchen [Text Adventure/ Cooking Simulation]
Potential Pros & Cons PROS: - Bright, colorful, and easy to get into - Fair enough graphical presentation, though nothing special - Lots of interaction with things in the environment - You get to COOK - Great for collectors (scarcity is relatively high) - Japanese knowledge needed to play is low - You get a Reversi/Othello extra game as an added diversion CONS: - Game ends just when its starting to get good - Not good for casual gamers - Short in length - Typically found at prices anywhere from $40-$80+ - Should have definitely had more cooking segments - Almost zero challenge, though not entirely a bad thing - There seems to be no way to skip the starting intermission advertising Ajinomoto mayonnaise...this whole game is subliminal Bel States:" This game was a fun promotional goody from two mega rich companies (Nintendo and Ajinomoto; both world famous) that was originally only available by mail order. With cute characters, magical adventures and a message about legendary condiments to share with the world, this game could have went far. It's an okay game, but it didn't reach out to many, primarily due to limited quantities. If I was a fan of Ajinomoto back when this game was only available by mail order, I'd get a copy. "Game Screenshots
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