Then it's just a matter of dragging the greens up to the pan and following it up with the bread. Likewise, click the pile of bread, and away it whirls until you end up with a bowl of finished ingredients. Click the pile of greens, and it animates into a whirling blur (preparation stage) and finally ends up in your ingredient bowl. To prepare a meal, you'll step into the kitchen where the counter has your active ingredients, and your stove has pans and pots showing which ingredients you need. The title has a simple targeting interface that would likely translate better with a mouse than wild arm flails, but it's intuitive and doesn't require any deep understanding. You'll be in charge of cooking, preparation and service. Hell's Kitchen puts you in the role of, well, everyone. All of Ramsay's censored insults are intact, and Hell's Kitchen has familiar game elements but in a whole new presentation. I couldn't imagine how the television show would be converted into a video game unless it involved the Wii calling you a donkey and telling you to shut it down, or if it was a repackaged version of Cooking Mama.

I'll admit that I watch 'Hell's Kitchen.' Maybe it's the over-the-top sensationalism or the drill instructor-style rants from Chef Gordon Ramsay, but I definitely consider the show to be a guilty pleasure.

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