Iron Chef America/Supreme Cuisine
- Face off against celebrity chefs Mario Batali, Cat Cora and Masahuru Marimoto under the watchful eye of The Chairman and Alton Brown.
- Featuring 15 theme ingredients and hundreds of dish variations, Supreme Cuisine challenges players to make three to six dishes per battle.
- Step into Kitchen Stadium, compete against world-legendary chefs and prepare hundreds of mouth watering food items.
Product Description
Prepare for battle—chop, mix, stir and dice against the greatest chefs the world has ever known in a lightning-paced cooking competition. Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine challenges players to take up the role of a master chef in the midst of a battle for culinary supremacy. Recreating the blistering alacrity of the Food Network’s box show, players are presented with epic culinary battles centered on 15 theme ingredients and hundreds of dish variations.
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The Iron Chef was in splendid condition and I was very satisfied. Very quick shipping and the price with shipping was very reasonible. I recommened you to take a look at this game or others just like it. Thank You.
Rating: 5 / 5
my son lost interest in it rather quickly. He really enjoys cooking & watching Food Network & Iron Chef on TV. he had questioned for this game for Christmas & played it a lot at first, but it seemed like he lost interest in this game pretty quickly.
It is a fun, mindless game for kids & adults.
Rating: 3 / 5
My daughter likes to watch this show, so she really loved this game. It is similar to Cooking Mama, but with a lot more skills. The only let down was that in order to play against someone on their DS, they need to have the game also. You can’t use just one disk to share.
Rating: 4 / 5
This is, by far, my favorite DS game so far, but it’s too simple. I beat all challengers in just one day, except for the chairman of course, whom I have failed to still not beat yet.
Rating: 3 / 5
I am one of Cooking Mama’s largest fans, and on an impulse I bought Iron Chef Supreme Cuisine for DS to take with me on a long road trip. I was hoping for similar entertainment to Cooking Mama, and I did indeed get the same game concept out of this game, just not near the same enjoyment…or any enjoyment…at all.
In Iron Chef you can compete on a career level or quick challenges. You start by selecting your competition (based on difficulty) and then a secret ingredient (in the career mode the secret ingredient is selected for you). Next you make your menu by choosing which dishes you’re going to do. Then the challenge starts and you’re off performing various cooking tasks such as chopping, grinding, frying, etc…to compose your dishes.
Now, how is this different from Cooking Mama you say? Well, first off, while in the challenge you have no suggestion whatsoever of what dish you’re on. All tasks for each dish are thrown at you in one long sequence. So once you’re done chopping onion, you go on to chop more onion, and you may do that two or three times before you get a different task.
Also, the dishes are all the same no matter which secret ingredient you do. I had assumed that each secret ingredient would introduce new dishes, but nope, the dishes are mostly repeated from previous challenges, and they just incorporate the new secret ingredient. For example, in the venison challenge you’ll have “venison hamburgers” whereas in the boar challenge you’ll have “boar hamburgers”. Same dish, same tasks, different secret ingredient. The game nearly seems deceiving stating that there are hundreds of dish variations, but in all truth the dishes are repeated and it’s up to the player to choose which dishes to place on their menu. Within the first three theme ingredients you will have already made the majority of the dishes that the game has to offer.
One thing that drove me crazy about this game was that the movements that you make with your stylus to go the tasks is never regular. You could slice perfectly in one task, and do it EXACTLY the same way in the next slicing task and the game tells you you’ve failed. It’s either not calibrated right or the game just randomly selects your achievement of performance. I reflect it’s most likely the prior.
The game does offer goals for which you can earn awards and medals for various achievements, such as performing 50 boiling tasks, or beating the top three career chefs. But I got about halfway owing to this game and sold it because I was too frustrated with how erratic the game was at scoring my performance.
I really reflect this game is not worth the cash and is a waist of time. There are so many other excellent cooking-stylishness sports meeting for the DS, I encourage anyone considering purchasing this game to brilliant something else.
Rating: 1 / 5