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Just thinking about game ideas, and i know this should be in that forum, but educational products are quite fun, for instance, a cooking game for your console, although you can't eat the final plate full of rice and chilli, it might be a catchy thing, read on:
It would start off as you being a person in the audience and getting picked out and let loose in a supermarket with £5.50 (extra money for the crazy people who go over budget) you buy some silly items of food and take them back to the studio.
Your greeted at the door by Ainsley harriot, and lead to your kitchen where your expedition will begin, you cook on your own or maybe with a friend on co-op levels, and start to put your flavours and colours together, obviously the time limit will be a little faster or slower to fit your needs, like a football game.
When you complete your dish, it's put to the audience, 50:50 chance who will win? well, eventually after a judges decision and a quick re-count you win and get the hamper of your dreams. When the lights die down and the camera's are shut off, Ainsley asks you if you would like to enter the Ready Steady Cook championships, you agree and are wisked off to a secret location.........this is where it goes mad, 20 newbie cooks are set out to beat you in a one vs one stand off, with food as your weapon you must mix, blend, bake and sweat over your food until the delights are shown to the world!
At the end, you get a year long food training course, exciting huh?
It would start off as you being a person in the audience and getting picked out and let loose in a supermarket with £5.50 (extra money for the crazy people who go over budget) you buy some silly items of food and take them back to the studio.
Your greeted at the door by Ainsley harriot, and lead to your kitchen where your expedition will begin, you cook on your own or maybe with a friend on co-op levels, and start to put your flavours and colours together, obviously the time limit will be a little faster or slower to fit your needs, like a football game.
When you complete your dish, it's put to the audience, 50:50 chance who will win? well, eventually after a judges decision and a quick re-count you win and get the hamper of your dreams. When the lights die down and the camera's are shut off, Ainsley asks you if you would like to enter the Ready Steady Cook championships, you agree and are wisked off to a secret location.........this is where it goes mad, 20 newbie cooks are set out to beat you in a one vs one stand off, with food as your weapon you must mix, blend, bake and sweat over your food until the delights are shown to the world!
At the end, you get a year long food training course, exciting huh?
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thar blows a blighty, davey jones shall be pleased with this specimen
what shall tomorrow bring?
I'm almost certain he's not...
Mmmmm....Chips.
Mmmmm....Pizza.
The thought of virtual cooking doesn't appeal, as virtual eating always leaves me a little hungry.....
it seems that you have some good ideas, nice that people extend and add to it, the red and green consoles might be good but it's a bit far off? + an online audience? how many people would like to see two vitual reality chefs? good ideas, though this was only a joke.
Is that the one with the red and green teams? Why not make a gaiming version with pics of a green and red console of varying design.
"Ainsley asks you if you would like to enter the Ready Steady Cook championships, you agree and are wisked off to a secret location"
I guarantee (no promises though) that this quote will be used for GAD tonight or tomorrow, a really funny idea that would make a really boring game I reckon! But still, Sega Bass sold well, so Ready Steady Cook could also! There could be an online element whereby you play against people across the world - take on the french with you making a traditional fish 'n' chips delight, and them making something with snails! The audience could also be live with real people on online judging!
However, I can't help thinking that the most exciting part would be hurtling around the supermarket! Therefore A virtual Supermarket sweep would probably be a bette game - it'd be funny to see Dale Winton there! Ha!
Oh, ok it wouldn't.
I guarantee (no promises though) that this quote will be used for GAD tonight or tomorrow, a really funny idea that would make a really boring game I reckon! But still, Sega Bass sold well, so Ready Steady Cook could also! There could be an online element whereby you play against people across the world - take on the french with you making a traditional fish 'n' chips delight, and them making something with snails! The audience could also be live with real people on online judging!
However, I can't help thinking that the most exciting part would be hurtling around the supermarket! Therefore A virtual Supermarket sweep would probably be a bette game - it'd be funny to see Dale Winton there! Ha!
Oh, ok it wouldn't.
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