PETA's Cooking Mama Rip-off

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[Tuvaben]

Expectation: "This game will show people how awful eating meat is."

Reality: "Wow, peta sure are some awful people."

[phoebedavis]

I remember playing this game, not the actual one, the peta one. Randomly found it as a kid, creeped me out, went to KFC directly after that.

[Scaringlysinister]

I like how PETA practically doesn’t understand a mother simply just cooking good food for her family. 😭

[JABOOM]

2:02 The fact that the real cooking Mama has a vegeterian menu show that even them do better than Peta

[Luminous_]

As a kid, i actually played the peta version first and just assumed cooking mama was this violent game because i never heard of the actual cooking mama until now.

[zalybrainlessgenius]

I remember playing this game with my friends as kids. We were drawn to it BECAUSE of the violence and shock value. Which makes me think... Who are these games for? Did PETA want to convince children to go vegan? Because that message gets completely lost with children.

[cupley]

I used to play this as a child, like the whole game. I thought it was cool, and never actually realized about the whole vegan thing. Nowadays I eat mostly meat but recently I started eating a small selection of vegetables for health reasons. I just found it pretty funny how PETA failed to convince me, a simpleminded child into becoming vegan. Actually a similar case with their Pokemon games too, I never realized what they were doing with the message of the game and thought "Oh! Edgy stuff, haha."

[beatemeyer]

PETA's problem is that they are trying to devaluate the "enemy" instead of evaluating themselves.

[mikkiichann]

I remember seeing a YouTuber playing PETA's game when I was really young, and it scarred me for life. I grew up thinking Cooking Mama was a horrible and graphic game where you kill animals, it wasn't until some years ago I learnt what the game really was. Thanks PETA for the useless trauma lol.

[nitzan]

I actually really liked this game growing up, and the shock value tactic desensitized me to the blood and gore of killing and cooking animals. So PETA's aim backfired spectacularly.

[danielgiovanniello]

I love how intentionally disgusting everything in that game looks, even though everything is fairly standard when it comes to cooking lol. Last time I checked, that's called propaganda.

[juliam]

PETA: We made a game, so you don't kill the animals!
Speedrunners: Instead we discovered how to kill animals FASTER

[bertholdthoover]

"Take a pledge to be Veg"
That sentence just makes me wanna walk 2 miles to my nearest fast food place and order one of every meat based meal they have just out of spite

[Echo_Hue]

When I was younger, I played that come (on y8, a site where peta couldn't get me with those age restricted videos) and actually enjoyed it. Not because I am on the side of peta, it was mostly because I just thought it was how you normally prepare a turkey. Overall, that game just encouraged me to prepare turkeys with my mom!

[Armored_Lasagna]

And the worst/funniest part is, peta has done more harm than good to animals 🤦🏻

[lucaandfriends]

My Nana has a shirt that says PETA: People Eating Tasty Animals. LOL😂

[rebelsong]

ok i actually NEVER knew that there was an "original" cooking mama game. i was fooled to think the peta knock-off was the original one! which sucks because the OG looks so much nicer than what i had been used to seeing, and it seems like the peta version is what's saturated the browsing feed for me

[jasperjazzie]

i love how there's literally always been vegan/vegetarian options in cooking mama games, the game isn't forcing you to make the meat recipes
besides, being vegan doesn't mean you can't make fictional meat dishes lmao, am so confused by their thought process

[slavrejl]

Oh, the memories. Used to play this PETA rip-off when we were kids. Jokes on PETA tho - we loved playing this with no clue about what it says, just the concept of cooking game was enough to get us play this repeatedly.

Edit: Love to see the amount of people who believed this was original as well.

[Tony_]

Honestly, peta angers me damn much, like it’s pure genuine anger