Crispy, golden, and coated in cinnamon sugar—who doesn’t love churros? But can I make them Cooking Mama-style? Watch as I ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. LAS VEGAS--Cut the tomatoes, grate the cheese, mix the dough, slice the bacon...geez when did manual labor become the basis of a video game? One ...

Made with green chiles and a whole lot of heart, this comforting breakfast casserole is a family favorite that proves Mama's cooking always tastes better—even when you follow the recipe exactly.

After her initial DS debut, Mama is whipping up some kitchen competition by pitting chef against chef in Cooking Mama: Cook Off is a 2-player family game designed specifically for the Wii home video ...

One of the new features in Cooking Mama: Cook Off is that you can go into cooking duels. It’s not complicated like Iron Chef, it’s a race to see who can complete the task first without making mistakes ...

In the DS version of Cooking Mama players used the stylus to draw lines to cut mean and to drag dumplings into the hot pot. Cooking Mama: Minna to Issho ni Oryouri Taikai for the Nintendo Wii has ...

Bam! Chefs and wannabe chefs alike are invited to the Nintendo World Store in New York's Rockefeller Plaza on March 31 for a gaming event that would make Julia Child proud. That day, Majesco is ...

We’ve all seen Super Mario eat copious amounts of mushrooms, but have you ever considered the care that goes into preparing such delicacies? In Cooking Mama: Cook Off for the Wii, Wolfgang Puck ...

EDISON, NJ, October 30, 2006 - Majesco Entertainment Company (NASDAQ: COOL), an innovative provider of digital entertainment products and content, today announced that it will be publishing Cooking ...

It’s waffle time with Cooking Mama! Can I whip up the perfect golden waffles or will Mama say, “Better luck next time?” Watch ...

"Cooking Mama: Cook Off" is kind of like a bad cable reality show. Poorly made and intellectually deadening, you know it's bad for you, but somehow you find yourself playing over and over and over ...