Diner Dash serves XBLA on Nov. 18

by Alexander Sliwinski { Nov 3rd 2009 at 9:45AM }

With the rough time a downloadable title can have finding success in the fourth quarter, it's probably a good thing that Diner Dash could likely give a plate-dropping damn how successful it ends up being on the console after it arrives on November 18th. The casual title by PlayFirst is already a hit in realm of personal com-pu-ters, having sold over five million copies.

The XBLA version of Diner Dash naturally includes HD-ified graphicals, along with a new multiplayer mode that includes support for up to eight players. The game will allow direct control over protagonist Flo, or the "traditional control scheme," which involves "point-and-click style with hotkeys." All the best to Flo in opening up her diner in the midst of the triple-A retail season ... she's going to need it.

Tags: diner-dash, hudson, playfirst, xbla

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jcarpio @ Nov 3rd 2009 10:15AM

I'll play it the trial to see how it translates. I have it on my phone.

un4gvn94538 @ Nov 3rd 2009 10:36AM

diner dash? im sure some will enjoy this but the game im most interested in hearing about (especially a release date!) is perfect dark!

Snake Robot Podium @ Nov 3rd 2009 10:54AM

I was absolutely addicted to this game when it was preloaded onto my computer. It's so hectic, I hope it translates well to the controller.

yolarrydabomb @ Nov 3rd 2009 12:11PM

well not a fan but can i haz achievements?

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