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Majesco Responds To Peta’s Cooking Mama: Mama Kills Animals

Submitted by Levi Thornton on November 20, 2008 – 12:18 amComments


Majesco gave out a press release reacting to PETA’s Mama Kills Animals flash game:

Food lover and culinary cutie Cooking Mama is a virtual chef who believes that good home cooked food, properly prepared from the best ingredients, can bring people together around the table and make the world a happier place. That’s why Mama is taking a stand with oven mitts raised high against the latest PETA objection targeting her freshly released videogame, Cooking Mama World Kitchen, that shipped this week for Wii(TM) from Majesco Entertainment Company (Nasdaq: COOL). Mama wants people to know that World Kitchen includes 51 recipes from around the world, ranging from vegetarian fare like miso soup and rice cakes to international delicacies like ginger pork and octopus dumplings.

The rest of the press release talks about the new cooking Mama game. Majesco just wants to keep it simple and professional and plug in their new game when confronting PETA. Who can blame them? It seems like this PETA game only helps the awareness of Cooking Mama and wouldn’t hurt its image to any normal person.

Via Kotaku

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