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Cooking Mama 3: Shop & Chop – Crush! Frag! Review! Flashback

CFD!'s Aubrey Klanecky takes a look at Mama's third DS excursion:

"I can’t cook. Period.

"Okay, that may be an exaggeration, but really, I’m terrible at cooking. My ability stops at Hamburger Helper, and even then I have a bad habit of messing that up. So it may come as a surprise that I LOVE Cooking Mama. I borrowed the first game from CFD!’s EIC, Rob Thomas, out of boredom, and fell in love. However, by the second one, I found that the honeymoon was quite over. While I enjoyed playing it, it was the same old thing over and over again. Cutting up vegetables, stirring the pot… there was nothing new! No innovation! So I was wary when I heard that the third installment of the DS series was coming out. How did it fare? Well, you’ll have to click the jump to find out!"

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Monster Tale coming to modern platforms in 2021

From Gematsu: "The March 2011-released DS title Monster Tale is coming to “modern game platforms” in 2021, publisher Majesco Entertainment and developer DreamRift announced."

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Can Majesco Be Saved?: An Analysis

An article about the future and past of the financially troubled video game publisher Majesco.

itsjustexuma3050d ago (Edited 3050d ago )

Yes it can be saved, the only way to save themselves is to stop giving Nintendo DS more attention and start developing more games for PS4, Steam and Xbox One instead

rjason123049d ago

Did you not read the article?

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Bismarn3049d ago

I wish I could add more than 1 agree to that. I'm almost intrigued enough to read the article, but the keywords tell me all we need to know: the most recent actual game listed is Advent Rising.

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REPORT: Majesco Hands Off Retail Publishing to a Different Company

We’ve heard from a few different sources now that Majesco have been having financial issues of late. This most recently reared it’s ugly head when it was revealed that The Fullbight Company’s Gone Home would now be skipping consoles due to issues at indie-publishing arm Midnight City. TFB even went as far to say that the parent company “had gone dark”, insinuating that all forms of communication with partners had been closed.

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