In the latest collection of ESRB updates, it has been revealed that Reflexive Entertainment's Airport Mania: First Flight will be making its way to WiiWare.

Airport mania is a traffic manager game similar to that of Diner Dash. You must point and click to tell incoming planes where to go on the air strip, which port to let off your passengers, and when the plane can take off again. You need to keep everything in order so you don't have any delays and keep the flow going.

The game was originally released on the PC but became very popular on the iPhone. Reflexive have previously released Big Kahuna Party on WiiWare, Expect the game to come out fairly soon.

Source: ESRB.

[We round up the top console digital download news of the last week from GamerBytes, including brand-new game announcements and scoops from the world of Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, WiiWare, PSP Minis and DSiWare.]

This week has been incredibly good for Nintendo fans, with the announcement of a mass of new WiiWare and DSiWare titles at a European event. Many of these certainly look like something to look forward to.

New Castlevania, new Clayfighter, new Shantae? I'd almost say that Nintendo's digital service has more interesting games for me personally than their retail space. Can't wait!

Here's the top stories in the digital download space over the last seven days:

Store Updates

XBLA Update - Red Alert 3: Commander's Challenge, Bubble Bobble, cheap Lode Runner

NA PSN Store Update - Switchball, Interpol, Lemmings Update, Final Fantasy Tactics, Tomb Raider 3

EU PSN Store Update - Trine, RA3: Commander's Challenge, Bomberman Ultra and bargain PSN games

NA Nintendo Update - Spaceball, Texas Hold'em, Mart Racer, Crash ‘N The Boys, Oscar In Toyland and Art Academy

EU Nintendo Update - Pooyoos, Magnetis, Super Star Wars, Golden Axe, MySims Camera

GamerBytes Originals

Xbox Live Rating System Helps Indie Games Sales
"How has the rating system and price drop affected Xbox Indie Games? We contacted several developers to get their side of the story."

Interview: Frontier Getting Lost In The Winds
"We hunted down an interview with David Braben, Chairman of Frontier and Executive Producer of LostWinds, to discuss the new abilities the player has, his thoughts on the WiiWare service, and plenty more."

Leaked: Screenshots, Concept Artwork For Spongebob GravJet Racing
"Thanks to an anonymous tipster, we've been able to secure the first screenshots of Spongebob GravJet Racing, an upcoming title for the Xbox Live Arcade."

The Warriors: Street Brawl

"Warriors ... come out to play-ayyy! Relive the unforgettable cult classic movie and experience The Warriors: Street Brawl in a 3-D side-scrolling fight fest. Brawl it out old school style using your fists and a variety of weapons. Battle through 20 miles of gang-infested Manhattan in order to get back to your home turf, Coney Island. Play as Swan, Cochise, Vermin, or Rembrandt and lead your gang all the way to the showdown against Luther and the Rogues."

Warriors: Street Brawl will be available this Wednesday for 800 Microsoft Points.

Zombie Apocalypse

"Equipped with ample artillery, players' dual analog stick shooting skills will be put to the test in the thrilling arcade style shooter. As gamers set forth on their mission to conquer zombies, they can choose from up to 11 diverse weapons including assault rifles, flamethrowers and teddy bears filled with C4 explosives. A chainsaw is also available to players who want an up close and personal encounter with the roaming dead. Savvy players can also take advantage of their surroundings as they utilize environmental hazards to destroy massive hordes of zombies."

Zombie Apocalypse will be available this Wednesday for 800 Microsoft Points.

Ion Assault

"Experience Ion Assault, an action-packed arcade-style space adventure with an unprecedented particle physics engine. Fight alone or cooperatively through four different modes and more than 20 exciting levels. Instead of conventional weapons, use the free energy particles that are abundant in space to fend off swarms of aliens."

Ion Assault will be available this Wednesday for 800 Microsoft Points.

Deal Of The Week - Pinball FX Plus New DLC

This week's Deal Of The Week is Pinball FX. If you are an Xbox Live Gold member you can now grab it for 400 Microsoft Points - 50% off the regular price.

in addition to that it appears that Zen Studios have released a brand new table!

Pinball FX - Earth Defense Table

Price: 240 Microsoft Points
File Size: 32 MB

"Hordes of hostile aliens are attacking Earth! Lead the united forces of Earth against the gigantic Flip-Bot and its minions. The fate of the world is in your hands!"

Click here to add the trial game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

You, Me, and the Cubes

Nintendo Points: 1,000
Game Type: Physics-based Action Puzzler
Control Type: Wii Remote
Players: 1-2
Publisher: Nintendo

"Experience a unique combination of strategy and skill as you maintain a level playing field in the physics-based action puzzler You, Me, and the Cubes. The action centers around Fallos, mysterious creatures that resemble humans and have an ability to balance on a playing field of 3-D cubes. First, create a pair of Fallos inside your Wii Remote controller by shaking it up and down. Next, determine suitable places for the Fallos to land, then fling them to the selected cube with a swinging motion. After that, the Fallos are on their own. If your placement is sound, the Fallos will remain stable and you'll clear the stage after tossing a required number onto the cubes. But if the weight or locations of Fallos causes the cubes to tilt and sway too much, the Fallos will lose their balance and fall off. Adding to the challenge, you'll find that some cubes have different properties, making tosses tricky and further threatening the stability of the Fallos. Guide Fallos through dozens of single-player stages or invite family and friends to join you in two-player cooperative mode."

Family Tennis

Nintendo Points: 500
Game Type: Sports
Control Type: Wii Remote
Players: 1-4
Publisher: Aksys Games

"Daddy, Mommy, Sarah and Billy return for some hard-hitting, fast-paced tennis action. Battle it out between the happy family members as you vie for the top spot. Choose from three different modes: Elimination Match, Free Match and Thrilling Rally. Play against the CPU or compete with friends. Elimination Match mode pits you against the CPU to test your skills, while Free Match mode allows you to play against another player under conditions of your choosing. Thrilling Rally mode lets you join up to three other players and rally to see who can get to 100 points first."

Last Ninja 2

Nintendo Points: 500
Game Type: Action, Adventure
Control Type: Wii Remote, Classic, GameCube
Players: 1
Publisher: Commodore Gaming

"The ninja known as the Mystic Shadow Warriors were the elite fighting force of ninth-century feudal Japan. The evil Shogun Kunitoki was once beaten, but he has gathered all his mystic powers to create a modern-day tyranny in Manhattan. Face your archenemy Kunitoki in the urban jungle and conquer him with your ninja skills. Transported to 1988 Manhattan by an unknown force, the ninja leader Armakuni must find a way to defend himself against the unknown dangers that lie before him. Will this be the final battle? Can you vanquish the evil Kunitoki once and for all?"

Clubhouse Games™ Express: Strategy Pack

Nintendo Points: 500
Game Type: Strategy Games
Players: 1-8
Publisher: Nintendo

"Prepare yourself for a lesson in tactics as you play through five strategy-based games in this Nintendo DSiWare version of the popular Clubhouse Games. Take on an opponent in the classic Backgammon, invade an enemy base in Field Tactics, sandwich your opponent's pieces to capture them in Turncoat, create strings of five in a row in Connect Five and guess where to attack your opponent's pieces in Grid Attack. Play by yourself or use DS Download Play to host as many as seven friends."

MySims Camera

Nintendo Points: 200
Game Type: Other
Players: 1
Publisher: EA Games

"MySims Camera is a Nintendo DSi camera application that utilizes popular MySims characters. You can take photos and overlay 3D MySims characters to bring them into the real world. The 3D characters can be animated, moved, scaled, rotated and cropped. You can also draw on the photos with the stylus or use the stamp tool to add more art and style. Create a unique frame and save the photos to the Nintendo DSi photo album to share with friends. With MySims Camera, you make picture taking with the MySims a fun creative experience for the entire family."

Earlier this year PopCap detailed plans to bring their classic Bookworm and Bejeweled titles to the Nintendo DS. Now it has been revealed that they will also be releasing pocket-sized DSiWare versions alongside them.

The DSiWare version of Bookworm will include the complete Classic mode, very much like the iPhone version of Bookworm, while the retail version will include additional multiplayer modes, collectable books and numerous additional features.

Bejeweled Twist on the other hand will include the classic and multiplayer modes, while the retail release will include addition Zen, Blitz and Challenge modes. This will also be the first time Bejeweled Twist has been ported over to a console - but don't be surprised if it pops up on the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network at a later date.

While we would usually be against the numerous Express styled games we've been seeing on DSiWare, both these games make perfect sense for quick and easy pickup gaming on your DS.

Bookworm is set to be released later this month, while Bejeweled Twist will hit DSiWare in the middle of October.

Oh Sega, I thought you would have learned your lesson from the last time this happened.

An internal document that discusses a meeting between SCEA and Sega back in August, have been leaked onto Sega's FTP server. It details several upcoming Sega titles, but also discusses the possibility of PlayStation 2 and Dreamcast titles coming to the PlayStation Network.

Sega seems quite keen on bringing more Dreamcast titles to the digital realm. The document reveals that Sega are looking at the PlayStation 3 to bring Dreamcast titles to the PlayStation Network. It also cites that if they made games exclusive on the platform their games would get more marketing support on the PlayStation Store.

While we've seen some games make a trip from Dreamcast onto digital platforms (Soul Calibur, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, Virtual On) there are plenty more that could make their way over. Sony have not been very interested in Sega's previous digital titles at all, only releasing GunStar Heroes and, in Europe only, Outrun Online Arcade, so this sounds a little bizarre in contrast.

The big reveal however is that SCEA are interested in selling all PS2 titles through the PlayStation Network - Grand Theft Autos, Sonic games, everything. It's seems odd that they're going this route since they plan to release the God Of War collection on disc later this year.

I'd wager that the PlayStation Network would do Dreamcast and PS2 games much like PSOne Classics and TurboGrafx Classics - with no additional features. Unlike the Xbox Live Arcade, which requires Leaderboards and Achievements, the PlayStation 3 has a much simpler system already in place for older games.

Finally, the document claims that Sony may be interested in creating a imports section to the PlayStation Store, and uses Yakuza 3 as an example. While it seems like Yakuza 3 is an odd option, as it is a full PlayStation 3 title, it could be the best way for Yakuza to live on despite poor sales in the US, as well as get around SCEA rules of requiring English voice overs in its retail games. It could also work for bringing Japanese only PSOne titles to the US, similarly to how Nintendo has the Hanbai festival for Virtual Console titles.

It's all very exciting. What would you like to see make its return to the PlayStation Network? Crazy Taxi and Shadow of the Colossus for me.

Source: objectif-sega via NeoGAF - Sega accidentally leaks minutes of meeting with SCEA - PS2 emulation & more discussed

Don't already have enough to check out this week? Well Microsoft have thrown even more into your lap - 3D Ultra Minigolf, Brain Challenge, and Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting are getting their prices permanently cut to 400MSP starting Wednesday.

Brain Challenge was released back in March of '08, and has already seen itself part of the Deals Of The Week program once. The game just got a sequel a few days ago on the iPhone, so I wouldn't be surprised if we see that on Xbox Live Arcade later down the line.

Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting already has its big brother on Xbox Live Arcade with HD Remix, but I guess with its release this game's sales have gone to a crawl. Will the price drop to $5 be a big enough push to bring it back in the Top 10 or has every single Street Fighter fan already grabbed one or the other?

3D Ultra Mini Golf was the first Golf game on XBLA, and one of Sierra's earliest digital titles. It's great to see that whoever is controlling the Sierra estate still seems to have an interest in the XBLA. There's a sequel still on the way too, but its been a while since we've heard anything about it.

3 new XBLA games, 3 new Arcade hits, and one Deal of the Week with new DLC? Chockers - but not very beneficial to those new releases. Next week's Top 10 is going to be very bizarre.

The Warriors: Street Brawl

Developer: CTXM
Publisher: Paramount Digital Entertainment
Genre: Action
Price: 800 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions
File Size: 428 MB

Click here for the official Xbox.com splash page.

Click here to add the game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

Zombie Apocalypse

Developer: Nihilistic Software
Publisher: Konami Digital Entertainment Inc.
Genre: Shooter
Price: 800 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions
File Size: 341 MB

Click here for the official Xbox.com splash page.

Click here to add the game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

Ion Assault

Developer: Coreplay
Publisher: Black Inc.
Genre: Shooter
Price: 800 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions
File Size: 159 MB

Click here for the official Xbox.com splash page.

Click here to add the game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

3D Ultra™ Minigolf Adventures

Developer: Wanako Studios (Division of Sierra Online)
Publisher: Sierra Online
Genre: Sport
Price: Now 400 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions
File Size: 44 MB

Click here for the official Xbox.com splash page.

Click here to add the game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

Brain Challenge

Developer: Gameloft
Publisher: Gameloft
Genre: Puzzle and Word
Price: Now 400 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions
File Size: 109 MB

Click here for the official Xbox.com splash page.

Click here to add the game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

Street Fighter II’ Hyper Fighting

Developer: Capcom U.S.A., Inc.
Publisher: Capcom Entertainment, Inc.
Genre: Fighting
Price: Now 400 Microsoft Points
Availability: All Xbox Live Regions
File Size: 49 MB

Click here for the official Xbox.com splash page.

Click here to add the game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

Deal Of The Week - Pinball FX Plus New DLC

This week's Deal Of The Week is Pinball FX. If you are an Xbox Live Gold member you can now grab it for 400 Microsoft Points - 50% off the regular price.

In addition to that, Zen Studios have released a brand new table.

Pinball FX - Earth Defense Table

Price: 240 Microsoft Points
File Size: 32 MB

"Hordes of hostile aliens are attacking Earth! Lead the united forces of Earth against the gigantic Flip-Bot and its minions. The fate of the world is in your hands!"

Click here to add the trial game to your queue via Xbox web marketplace.

Zombies Ate My Neighbors has been rated by the Australian Office of Film and Classification for a Virtual Console release.

Not much else to say about this, but Zombies has been one of the most requested games I've seen for a re-release of some sort, and now it looks like Konami and LucasArts have dealt with any problems regarding the game's publisher / developer agreement.

Who said the Virtual Console had slowed down?

Source: OFLC - Zombies Ate My Neighbours.

At the Tokyo Game Show Microsoft have revealed that Snoopy Flying Ace will be coming to the Xbox Live Arcade, courtesy of Smart Bomb Interactive.

The game is, for the most part, an aerial dog fighting game where you and 15 other players can fight each other online. The game will support 9 different modes including airborne Rugby, and will also include a challenge mode that is playable by yourself or in local or online coop. You can also choose from 12 members of the original Peanut screw, or use your Xbox Live Avatar.

Snoopy Flying Ace had been spotted almost a year ago by Joystiq, but no platform had been announced. The original trailer showed on foot scenes as the Red Baron, but it looks like the game is a more streamlined experience now. The new trailer shows that you can get into a turret, so you still might be getting out of your plane on occasion.

Check out the official website here. The game is set to be released in 2010

What do you get when you mix an RTS with 3rd person action? Toy Soldiers plans to find out.

Developed by Signal Studios, Toy Soldiers is set in a diorama of World War One where you pit your amy of plastic figuring against the opposing team. You must set up defenses using 50 different units - including tanks, fighting planes and flamethrowers.

The game is mostly played in an RTS setting, sitting above the playing field and telling your units where to head. A unique ability in Toy Soldiers is the chance to take control over single units on the battlefield, where you can shoot, fly or drive soldiers or vehicles in a 3rd person perspective.

The game will include 5 distinct maps and will support both online multiplayer and local split screen. Check out the trailer for the game above.

I've been enjoying Red Alert 3: Commander's Challenge over the past week, but the lack of online multiplayer options is unfortunate. Hopefully this can fill in the gap.

A couple of weeks ago we spoke of Gyromancer, an upcoming Xbox Live Arcade title being published by Square Enix. Now the game has been officially announced, but what surprises us is that PopCap are also involved.

Gyromancer mixes the world of Bejeweled, specifically Bejeweled Blitz, and has created a Puzzle RPG similar to Puzzle Quest. You rotate jewels within a square in order to connect 3 or more together, which allows you to cast spells against your rival.

It does look a lot like Puzzle Quest, but it has a gigantic slap of polish on top of it. It's got all the spectacle of a Final Fantasy game, but in a puzzle setting.

There is no current date set for the game, but I would expect it to come out sometime next year.

When Death By Cube was announced back in April as Project Cube, we were baffled. Now with this new trailer we're starting to understand it... well, at least a little bit.

It certainly has changed a bit since the original reveal. Now we can see the variety of levels and weaponry on hand for the player to use. You can choose multiple characters which appear to have different attributes too.

We also know who is actually behind the development of the game now - Premium Agency. They're a little development house in Japan which have previously been used as outsource work for big PS3 titles, like Metal Gear Solid 4, PSN Home and SIREN: Blood Curse. Good to see a small developer branch out with their own projects.

Death By Cube is still set for a 2009 release, so expect it to pop out in the next few months.

0 Day Attack On Earth looked a bit janky when we last saw it in April - the frame rate was all over the place and there was very little detail. Now 5 months later a new trailer has been released, and it's looking great.

This campaign based dual-stick shooter has you fight for earth's survival over 7 days against an array of giant alien creatures. Each level appears to have a time limit before the destruction of earth, you you have to move quickly.

The game will also feature an online cooperative mode where you have 3 other players can fight off the bad guys together, helping each other when one of you is in danger. Looks like it could be a blast.

We also now know that the game is being developed by GULTI Co Ltd, the developer behind the Xbox 360 port of Raiden Fighters Aces, and is being run by the core development team behind the original Raiden Fighters series. Good to know.

I believe the game is still set for a 2009 release, so look out for it in the coming months.

Capybara Games have revealed the release date and price for Critter Crunch on the PlayStation Network, and done so in this delightful little trailer.

Critter Crunch will be live on PSN on October the 8th, and cost you $6.99. A strange price to choose but it's become quite standardized on the iPhone marketplace nowadays. The dates for Europe and Australia will follow shortly.

Heavy Weapon

Category: Action
Publisher: PopCap
Players: 1-2
Price: £6.99 / €7.99 / $12.95AUD

"Mount an assault on the enemy like never before with Heavy Weapon and the PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system! Launch your mission as an atomic tank to collect power-ups from friends and engage the enemy! Choose Mission or Survival modes to blast your way through 19 exciting stages or see how long you can stand against the enemy. Heavy Weapon features new and unique PLAYSTATION 3 system trophies!"

Punisher: No Mercy Demo

"The Punisher comes straight from the Marvel Universe to the PlayStation Network in this exclusive game – Offering frantic, arcade-style shooting action, with a heavy emphasis on multiplayer (supports eight players online), the goal is simple – survive!"

Brain Challenge Price Drop

Price: Was $9.99 now $4.99

Brain Challenge Expansion Pack Price Drop

Price: Was $4.99 now $1.99

Droplitz Temporary Price Drop

Price: Was $9.99 now $4.99

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 – Commander’s Challenge

Category: Real-Time Strategy
Publisher: EA Games
Players: 1
Price: $9.99

"Fight for world domination in the all-new Command & Conquer Red Alert 3 Commander’s Challenge! Do you have what it takes to withstand the brutal onslaught and relentless taunting of the world's toughest commanders, including Ric Flair as Commander Hill? Find out as you attempt to conquer the world in 50 challenges featuring explosive new units such as the Giga Fortress, Desolator, and Cryo Legionnaire."

Zombie Apocalypse

Category: Shooter
Publisher: Konami
Players: 1-4
Price: $9.99 (Demo also available)

"The world as you know it is gone. A zombie infection has swept the globe and the undead now outnumber the living, but you have plenty of ammo and it’s time for payback! Destroy as many zombies as can and try to save any remaining survivors. Up to four players can battle the zombie apocalypse with an arsenal of deadly weapons, including mini-guns, flame throwers, grenade launchers, and a chainsaw for when it’s time to get in close!"

Punisher: No Mercy Demo

"The Punisher comes straight from the Marvel Universe to the PlayStation Network in this exclusive game – Offering frantic, arcade-style shooting action, with a heavy emphasis on multiplayer (supports eight players online), the goal is simple – survive!"

In our latest employment-tastic round-up, we highlight some of the notable jobs posted in big sister site Gamasutra's industry-leading game jobs section this week, including positions from THQ, Neversoft and more.

Each position posted by employers will appear on the main Gamasutra job board, and appear in the site's daily and weekly newsletters, reaching our readers directly.

It will also be cross-posted for free across its network of submarket sites, which includes content sites focused on online worlds, cellphone games, 'serious games', independent games and more.

Some of the notable jobs posted this week include:

Playdom: QA Automation Lead
"Do you possess exceptional knowledge and passion for games in all genres. Are you frequently recognized for exceptional delivery on short production schedules, creativity, innovation, project management, and brilliant documentation? Are you anything BUT ordinary? If this sounds like we are describing you, we just may be able to make some of your dreams come true. Keep reading and let us know…"

Neversoft: Audio Programmer
"Neversoft Entertainment is looking for an Audio Programmer whose focus will be the research, development and maintenance of cross-platform audio systems and tools for the next generation of games consoles. This is an ideal opportunity for someone with a solid audio software background and a strong desire to apply this knowledge to the games industry."

You, Me, and the Cubes

Nintendo Points: 1,000
Game Type: Physics-based Action Puzzler
Control Type: Wii Remote
Players: 1-2
Publisher: Nintendo

"Experience a unique combination of strategy and skill as you maintain a level playing field in the physics-based action puzzler You, Me, and the Cubes. The action centers around Fallos, mysterious creatures that resemble humans and have an ability to balance on a playing field of 3-D cubes. First, create a pair of Fallos inside your Wii Remote controller by shaking it up and down. Next, determine suitable places for the Fallos to land, then fling them to the selected cube with a swinging motion. After that, the Fallos are on their own. If your placement is sound, the Fallos will remain stable and you'll clear the stage after tossing a required number onto the cubes. But if the weight or locations of Fallos causes the cubes to tilt and sway too much, the Fallos will lose their balance and fall off. Adding to the challenge, you'll find that some cubes have different properties, making tosses tricky and further threatening the stability of the Fallos. Guide Fallos through dozens of single-player stages or invite family and friends to join you in two-player cooperative mode."

Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 2

Nintendo Points: 1,000
Game Type: Adventure, Action, Other
Control Type: Wii Remote, Nunchuk
Players: 1
Publisher: Telltale Games

"Guybrush's adventures continue on the high seas as pox-plagued pirates lay siege to the innocent Mer-People. Between defending the Mer-People and dodging the persistent pirate hunter hot on his trail, Guybrush manages to catch up to his beloved wife and despised arch-nemesis, but the reunion is short-lived. Now Guybrush must focus on eradicating the Pox of LeChuck before more harm can be done. And as the Mighty Pirate draws closer to a cure, the waters will only grow murkier in this thrilling chapter of the epic saga."

Click here for the trailer of Tales Of Monkey Island Episode 2

Sexy Poker

Wii Points: 500
Game Type: Simulation, Poker
Control Type: Wii Remote
Players: 1
Publisher: Gameloft

"Get your pulse racing with a game of strip poker against a selection of six lovely manga-style women who may wind up in nothing but swimsuits or underwear when the final hand is dealt. Choose the classic Texas Hold'em Poker to be thrilled as the bets increase, or try the Black Jack game for a mix of chance and strategy. Discover the girls' personalities: they'll bluff you! Enter the photo gallery to see the pictures you've unlocked by playing and winning. If you're good enough, Emi, Sakura and their seductive girlfriends will bet their clothes to stay in the game."

R-Type

Format: Master System
Publisher: Sega
Players: 1-2
Price: 500 Wii Points

"Destroy the POW armor and one of six different units will appear, which players can then use to power up the R-9. Equip Bits and obtain Laser Units to make the Force appear and to power it up. The Force can then be integrated into or separated from the R-9. Make the most of weapons, including the Reflecting Laser Beams, Air-to-Surface and Antiaircraft Lasers. Keep pressing the fire button to fire blasts from the Beam Cannon. Press and hold the fire button to charge the Beam Gauge, then release it to fire a devastating Wave Cannon blast. The longer players hold it, the stronger the blast. The ultimate highlights are the bosses that await at the end of each stage, including a stage that pits players against a giant warship."

Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam

Nintendo Points: 500
Game Type: Other
Players: 1
Publisher: Virtual Toys

"Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam is a frenetically-active cooking game in which you have to serve the food your customers order as quickly as possible. This could be a simple task, but the customers aren't very patient and you'll find a multitude of bothersome insects that make the noble mission of satisfying your small gourmets' stomachs much more difficult. In the game's Career Mode, your goal is to become the best chef in the city. To do so, you have to show your worth cooking in four fantastic restaurants: the Hot Dog, Hamburger, Pizza and Mexican Restaurants. Enjoy playing Yummy Yummy with your family, serving delicious food to the most surprising characters: vampires, ninjas, extraterrestrials and mafia ruffians. Put your chef's hat on, sharpen your knives and turn the heat on the cooker up, because you have to show the entire world who the fastest, most skilful chef is."