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Order Up (Nintendo Wii, 2008)

The Rebel's Treasure (2360)

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US $42,69

CircaEUR 36,45

+ $28,24 di spese di spedizione

Consegna prevista mar 23 set - gio 2 ott

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Experience culinary mastery in the virtual kitchen with "Order Up!!" for Nintendo Wii, a simulation game published by Nintendo in 2008. This brand new factory sealed game includes a chef hat for interactive gameplay in which you can cook up delicious dishes and master various cooking challenges. With an E-Everyone rating and NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) region code, this game offers a fun and engaging experience for players of all ages. Let's get cooking and become the ultimate virtual chef with "Order Up!!" on the Wii platform.

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Wii gamers can get a taste of what it's like to be a successful restaurateur, by working the line through a few lunch rushes with Order Up!. Players take the role of a hard-working cook who's in charge of his own restaurant, responsible for taking orders from customers and then delegating some preparation jobs to his staff of assistant cooks while preparing other dishes himself. Cooking mini-games make use of the motion-sensitive Wii Remote, for tasks such as flipping a hot pan or grating cheese, while front-of-the-house activities are more reminiscent of the casual-game classic Diner Dash, where proven players may be challenged to serve multiple four-tops at once. Well-prepared meals tabled in a timely manner result in nice, big tips, which can eventually fund improvements and even new restaurants.