Americas Test Kitchen Let's Get Cooking

300以上のレシピ、15の動画、英語を学びながら家族みんなでクッキングできるゲームです。 The Best of the Original: While America's Test Kitchen has more recipes, and a slew of new features, it is still just an upgrade of 2008's Personal Trainer: Cooking. And that's not a bad thing, especially since many of the original cooking DS title's best functions made it to this latest title. That means you still have video tutorials, voice recognition, cooking achievements, a built-in shopping list and calculator and that slick, easy to use interface. Cooking With Personality: One of the most notable changes America's Test Kitchen brings to DS cooking is the ability to create profiles with cartoonish avatars and track their real-world cooking progress. It adds a much needed dose of personality to an experience that wasn't fun in the traditional gaming sense of the word. Not only can you create individual profiles, you can group them. In my case, my wife, my son and I were all placed in the Crecente group. Chef Hand Off: Those profiles may seem gimmicky until you start cooking. Once you select a recipe, the game asks who will be cooking with you and you get to assign a head chef and assistants. Then you can go in and decide who is doing which parts of the recipe, or let the game choose. The end result is a cook book that not only allows family and friend cooking, but supports it, handling all of the micromanagement of who is doing what. Sharing Recipes: If you're not comfortable crowding around a single DS while cooking (even a super-sized DSi XL screen) or want to cook two recipes at once, no problem. America's Test Kitchen lets you send 123 of its 300 recipes to another DS as a standalone download. That means you could have a whole kitchen of people cooking up their own recipes on their own DS at the same time. I love this feature.