Cooking Mama: Cook Off

Cooking Mama: Cook Off is the first Cooking Mama title for the Wii. Now your Wii can be used to make food!

Unused Graphics#

These say "仮" (Temporary).

Unused Music#

file:CMCO STRM BGM 15.ogg

STRM_BGM_15.brstm is a remake of the results screen from the DS game. This was originally going to be played on the credits, similar to Cooking Mama World Kitchen, but the final game uses the "American kid" theme (STRM_BGM_10.brstm). The file is referenced in the dol:

STRM_BGM_15.

Developer Text#

To do: Include the rest of the NW4R logs on the dol.

Found in the dol are NW4R (Nintendo Ware For Revolution) logs.

crRevScnProc.cppScnProc:NW4R:Pointer Error
pScnProc(=%p) is not valid pointer.

!std::bad_alloc!std::bad_alloc!std::exception!!std::bad_alloc!!
std::bad_exception  !bad_exception!! !std::exception!!std::bad_exception!!
GCN_Mem_Alloc.c : InitDefaultHeap. No Heap Available
 Metrowerks CW runtime library initializing default heap

Regional Differences#

Title Screen#

Save Banner#

Japan	International

American Friend#

Japan/Europe	US

The female American Friend (who is later named Kate) is replaced in the US version with a boy (who is later named David) with red glasses, a red and white striped shirt, and blue pants.

Russian Friend#

Japan/Europe	US

The female Russian Friend (who is later named Natasha) is replaced in the US version with a boy (who is later named Ivan) who wears a tan ushanka, a blue winter coat with tan trim, and tan boots.

German Friend#

Japan/Europe	US

The female German Friend is replaced in the US version with a boy (who is later named Albert) who wears a black suit over a yellow collared shirt with a red bowtie, and a red pants and black shoes, as well as brown eyes and gray wavy hair. His appearance is similar to Albert Einstein.