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You better start preparing for battle now if you want to stand a chance in Destineer's new Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine for the Nintendo Wii. Recreating all the blistering speed and intense action of the Food Network's hit television show, players will be faced with epic culinary battles centered around special theme ingredients and hundreds of exotic dish variations.
Take Up the Role of Master Chef
In Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine players square off in the Kitchen Stadium and battle through a series of lighting-paced culinary challenges. Victory won't be easy, but each one advances players towards a final showdown that will ultimately take place to determine who will reign supreme as the next Iron Chef America. But to get there you must make your way through the gauntlet of master chefs and impress the discriminating judges with their discerning and sometimes downright harsh judgement.
 Play as world-famous chefs or create your own avatar. View larger. |
 You'll face epic culinary battles centered around theme ingredients and exotic dish variations. View larger. |
 Make your way through the gauntlet of master chefs and impress the discriminating judges. View larger. |
 Square off in the Kitchen Stadium and battle through a series of lighting-paced culinary challenges. View larger. |
In Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine players square off in the Kitchen Stadium and battle through a series of lighting-paced culinary challenges. Victory won't be easy, but each one advances players towards a final showdown that will ultimately take place to determine who will reign supreme as the next Iron Chef America. But to get there you must make your way through the gauntlet of master chefs and impress the discriminating judges with their discerning and sometimes downright harsh judgement.
Enjoy the Amazing Talent
Celebrity chefs Mario Batali, Cat Cora, and Masahuru Morimoto have loaned not only their likenesses to the game, but their voices as well. Under the watchful eye of The Chairman and Alton Brown, players can play as these world-famous chefs but eventually must face off against them. Either way, your contest will be narrated by the host, and martial arts master, Mark Dacascos himself.
Participate in Awesome Culinary Battles
You may be used to grandma calmly whipping up a family dinner, but anybody who has seen the show knows that this won't be a lazy day in the kitchen. Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine challenges players to complete several dishes simultaneously using the Wii remote as your cooking tools. Be ready to chop, stir, mince, fry and more, sometimes frantically trying to do several things at once, all while keeping your eye on that all-important clock! Featuring 15 different theme ingredients, gamers will have to create and combine from three to six separate, mouth-watering dishes from hundreds of possible combinations to move onward in competition.
Users can even move beyond the game's chefs to play with their friends and family. Add another player and challenge them in a head-to-head cook-off, or decide to work together for a true melding of two culinary masters! No matter how you slice it, Iron Chef America: Supreme Cuisine will provide you with challenges and fun for hour after hour.
 Iron Chef America: Supreme Challenge features likeness of Cat Cora, Masahuru Morimoto, Mark Dacascos, Alton Brown, and Mario Batali. View larger. |
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74 of 76 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii
Fun:
I am a middle aged tech savvy woman who has fun with cooking games for the Wii (along with Wii Fit, Wii Sports, etc etc.)
In my view, Order Up! is the best cooking game because it remains more interesting due to the various levels you attain over time and earning "coin" to buy better restaurants. The spicing up of dishes keeps your brain busy. And the various characters you serve are picky, choosy and sophoricially hilarious. Don't make one vomit! Seriously.
Cooking Mama is way too cartoonish...the voice of Mama will drive you to drink. It is a fun game on a certain level as you get to work with a variety of base foods from all types of countries (squid, shrimp, meats, veggies, etc) but the graphics would give a dead person a seizure. Really, really crazy graphics. Lots of pinks and greens and blues and yellows...yikes! But I think it has it's niche.
I preordered Iron Chef America - Supreme Cuisine and received it very quickly via amazon.com. Graphics are pretty cool (like when you filet a fish or chop shrimp or grind Kobe beef or chop onions). Also, there are 15 "base foods" that you work with, and then roughly 10 "menu items" for each base food (like Kobe beef - and then you can make a Kobe Beef burger) What is weak about the game (unless I'm just not finding it yet) is:
1) There appears to be no rhyme or reason for the competitions and judging. The plating of the food, for example...vague at best.
2) Little control over what you can do with the food. You basically chop, slice, flatten, grind, boil, grate, pressure cook, saute, etc. and nothing else. It's very elementary. Really elementary. Yawn.
3) No spicing of foods from a bank of spices you choose from (as with Order Up!).
4) No way to control how you plate your food. The base foods are basically laid on the plate and then you get two different "flair herbs/foods" (olives, mint, parsley, lemon) to place on the plate to finish up your play. Boring.
5) It can be fun to play with another person, but when you play with the various colorful pre-programmed chefs, they have virtually no interaction with you while you are banging out your dishes. Yawn.
5b) The judges just repeat themselves.
This game is fun if you want to just interact with the nicely done graphics and maybe have an alternate to reading or watching a movie, but I would say they could have done a heck of a lot more to make this far more interesting, and I hope they will in the future.
Not worth the price.
In my view, Order Up! is the best cooking game because it remains more interesting due to the various levels you attain over time and earning "coin" to buy better restaurants. The spicing up of dishes keeps your brain busy. And the various characters you serve are picky, choosy and sophoricially hilarious. Don't make one vomit! Seriously.
Cooking Mama is way too cartoonish...the voice of Mama will drive you to drink. It is a fun game on a certain level as you get to work with a variety of base foods from all types of countries (squid, shrimp, meats, veggies, etc) but the graphics would give a dead person a seizure. Really, really crazy graphics. Lots of pinks and greens and blues and yellows...yikes! But I think it has it's niche.
I preordered Iron Chef America - Supreme Cuisine and received it very quickly via amazon.com. Graphics are pretty cool (like when you filet a fish or chop shrimp or grind Kobe beef or chop onions). Also, there are 15 "base foods" that you work with, and then roughly 10 "menu items" for each base food (like Kobe beef - and then you can make a Kobe Beef burger) What is weak about the game (unless I'm just not finding it yet) is:
1) There appears to be no rhyme or reason for the competitions and judging. The plating of the food, for example...vague at best.
2) Little control over what you can do with the food. You basically chop, slice, flatten, grind, boil, grate, pressure cook, saute, etc. and nothing else. It's very elementary. Really elementary. Yawn.
3) No spicing of foods from a bank of spices you choose from (as with Order Up!).
4) No way to control how you plate your food. The base foods are basically laid on the plate and then you get two different "flair herbs/foods" (olives, mint, parsley, lemon) to place on the plate to finish up your play. Boring.
5) It can be fun to play with another person, but when you play with the various colorful pre-programmed chefs, they have virtually no interaction with you while you are banging out your dishes. Yawn.
5b) The judges just repeat themselves.
This game is fun if you want to just interact with the nicely done graphics and maybe have an alternate to reading or watching a movie, but I would say they could have done a heck of a lot more to make this far more interesting, and I hope they will in the future.
Not worth the price.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii
Fun:
I had waited with much anticipation for this game. My boyfriend and I are fans of the tv show so I thought this would make a great holiday gift for us. Although there were no reviews posted when I purchased it, I reviewed the graphics and the descritpion and thought it sounded great! Now, I did not expect the reincarnation of the tv show, but it is NOTHING like I had expected.
The graphics and sound effects are great. I like the secret ingredients and menu choices-true to the show. Thats where the positives end for me. The motions involved in preparing the dishes are repetitive and so boring- as are the judges!! There is no skill involved. When you are plating the food, you are not even given the option of how to do so as they have it maped out for you and the console will not allow you to do so otherwise. The only items you are allowed to plate yourself are any garnishes the dish has. Whoopie!
I thought that the game would require a little bit a skill and creativity. I was very wrong and very disappointed. Definitely not worth the money.
The graphics and sound effects are great. I like the secret ingredients and menu choices-true to the show. Thats where the positives end for me. The motions involved in preparing the dishes are repetitive and so boring- as are the judges!! There is no skill involved. When you are plating the food, you are not even given the option of how to do so as they have it maped out for you and the console will not allow you to do so otherwise. The only items you are allowed to plate yourself are any garnishes the dish has. Whoopie!
I thought that the game would require a little bit a skill and creativity. I was very wrong and very disappointed. Definitely not worth the money.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii
Fun:
My credentials: I'm a casual gamer, a graphic designer, and a home chef. My girlfriend and I bought this on a whim at Best Buy today because we thought it would be fun for both of us and we could do it together. 10 minutes into playing the game it became very clear that we had done everything that the game offered and we were right. It was the same boring thing over and over and over and over and over. To make things worse, the extreme amateur aspect of game development came screaming through in the fact that there is no animation. Still frames of poorly rendered characters fade into each other in ways that don't even really match the dialog.
I feel bad that Alton Brown actually did the "commentary" on the game but he seems to have been shilling himself out pretty hard lately. So if you ever watch the show and thought that the way the chairman yells "alle cuisine" is the best part of the show (every step is preceeded by the chairman yelling the action you're about to attempt)you still might even get tired of it.
This game has no replay value, I've seen better flash games online.
I feel bad that Alton Brown actually did the "commentary" on the game but he seems to have been shilling himself out pretty hard lately. So if you ever watch the show and thought that the way the chairman yells "alle cuisine" is the best part of the show (every step is preceeded by the chairman yelling the action you're about to attempt)you still might even get tired of it.
This game has no replay value, I've seen better flash games online.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not worth it
It's pretty boring and there really isn't competition. They put you against another chef on the game, and you win. Every. Single. Time.
Published 14 months ago by Amadé
Iron Chef America Supreme Cuisine Wii
This game is a little trying at first till you are able to figure out how to make the controls work with you. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Shadow
Dont Like It
I have to say i own most of all wii cooking games, but this one i hate not fun at all, played once and gave game away.
Published 21 months ago by ms. charlene
Fun Entertainment
Good game. We have spent many afternoons cooking with the Iron Chefs. Would like to have more than just two players, but still lots of fun. Read more
Published on May 17, 2010 by D~
great!!!
This Game Is Realistic and it's fun and I like it a lot it's great it's my favorite game of them all !!!! that's all I have to say about this amazing game.
Published on August 21, 2009
Iron Chef
This game looks like the hurried up and made it as fast as possible. THe characters mouths dont even move when they speak. Read more
Published on March 11, 2009 by Ashley N. Humphrey
If you LOVE the show, you will LOVE this game!
This game is a lot of fun! I purchased it today and have played it for the past couple of hours with my girlfriend. Read more
Published on January 19, 2009 by Isolent Mink
Iron Chef America/Supreme Cuisine
I bought this game for my 50 year old daughter who likes to cook. She found it to be loads of fun, multi-faceted, and addictive. Read more
Published on January 15, 2009 by Scooksew
GOLD MEDAL GAME!!!!
Fantastic, a lot of fun. Preparing the food is different and creative for each type of food. Favorite part is the plating, very realistic. Read more
Published on January 11, 2009 by SJB
Rather disappointing
I bought this game for my husband for Christmas. We're big fans of Iron Chef and Iron Chef America, but the game was very disappointing. Read more
Published on January 7, 2009 by T. Grant
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