Prepare for confusion, as a lapsed video game license and a bad iteration of a beloved(") culinary video game franchise may lead to lawsuits. Let?s start at the beginning to try and untangle this story of how an unauthorized Cooking Mama game and a PlayStation 4 listing is all leading to the creator of the franchise potentially suing the studio it hired to make the game in the first place. This starts back in August of 2019 when a listing for a new Cooking Mama game hit the net, showing a release for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4.
The release for the later named Cooking Mama: Cookstars was to have new features as indicated in the press release: ?Cooking Mama offers something for every taste. No carnivore" No problem! For the first time, Cooking Mama offers both traditional and vegetarian recipes: Burritos, Bibimbap, Bubble Tea, Baked Alaska, Poke Bowls and much more.? The plans included a vegetarian mode, multiplayer, the ability to share creations to Twitter and Facebook. A release date would come later, but it seemed as though this new iteration published by Planet Entertainment, mainly known for the kind of games that come out for Nintendo consoles that nobody ever purchases.
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