Over the weekend, 1st Playable denied rumors that Cookstar was secretly mining cryptocurrency. Neither company responded prior to publication. USgamer has reached out to Nintendo for comment and to Planet Entertainment for clarification as to whether or not Cookstar's delay specifically stems from issues caused by the pandemic. At Planet Entertainment, we are as anxious as you for the digital download to be available!- Cooking Mama: Cookstar ApTo see this content please enable targeting cookies. As everybody is aware, the whole world is upside down with delays right now. We know that Cookstar fans are anxiously awaiting for the game to appear in the eShop. On the Twitter profile created for Cooking Mama: Cookstar, Planet Entertainment released the following statement regarding Cookstar's absence from the eShop: As IGN reports, physical copies can be found in online retail listings for the United States and the U.K., but it also seems that Amazon only lists third-party sellers.
eShop for a few hours before being taken down without explanation. Last week, Cooking Mama: Cookstar-published by Planet Entertainment and developed by 1st Playable-was listed on the U.S. They aren't, though, and as for an eShop release, the game's publisher alludes to world events factoring into its strange absence from Nintendo's online store.
With the COVID-19 pandemic leading to retail closures and shipping delays, it would be difficult to obtain a physical copy of Cooking Mama: Cookstar if they were readily available. There's technically a new Cooking Mama game out now for the Switch, but chances are good that you can't get it. Some content, such as this article, has been migrated to VG247 for posterity after USgamer's closure - but it has not been edited or further vetted by the VG247 team. This article first appeared on USgamer, a partner publication of VG247.
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