In order to move up the restaurant ladder, players will have to woo their patrons by perfecting their pizza-tossing, burger-grilling, and sushi-rolling skills. As their restaurant’s popularity and reputation increases, not only will gamers have to juggle cooking multiple meals at once, but they will also have to take on the additional responsibilities of taking out the trash, calculating checks, chasing away pests, and washing dishes to make sure their customers’ experience is perfect.
“What’s especially great about Fast Food Panic is that both Wii and Nintendo DS versions bring their own unique pizzazz to the table,” said Aubrey Norris, Product Marketing Manager at SouthPeak. “They're not simply ports of the same game. The two versions contain different recipes, mini games, and tasks. Fast Food Panic on Wii is more about bringing the whole family together with a variety of fun, competitive mini games like competing to catch the most fish and racing to deliver orders the fastest. There's even an option of playing the story mode in co-op with another player. For those who prefer more independent, on-the-go fun, Fast Food Panic for Nintendo DS is sure to satisfy that craving with increasingly difficult challenges and a grand assortment of recipes. Fast Food Panic is an unadulterated cooking frenzy that anyone and everyone will enjoy.”
Fast Food Panic is available now on Nintendo DS and ships January 19, 2010 for Wii, both versions have a suggested retail price of $29.99 and are rated E for everyone. Visit www.fastfoodpanic.com for more.