In Cooking Mama, you follow recipes to prepare a number of real world dishes, from fried eggs to cabbage meat rolls. You make use of the touch pen for cutting vegetables, mixing ingredients in a fry pan and even preparing the final layout for your meal.The game features real recipes and promises to teach players how to cook. Players will also be able to make their own recipes if they're in the mood for experimentation.Taito's new DS support doesn't end there, though. The company is also at work on a new puzzle game called Monster Bomber.

In this title, you shoot out colored balls at colored enemies that approach the bottom screen from the top screen. Your goal is to destroy the enemies, which can be done by shooting them with like-colored balls. The game promises all the expected features of a puzzle game, including combos and wireless play.Both Cooking Mama and Monster Bomber are set for Japanese release on 3/23.