Since then, PlayFirst has released three sequels to the original, solidifying the franchise as one of the most widely recognized brands in casual gaming. The Diner Dash® franchise has recorded over 400 million downloads since its inception late in 2004.

The success of these four titles is astounding. Zoo will be bringing four of the most popular franchises in casual games to Nintendo DS™ this holiday season-Diner Dash®: Flo on the Go, Wedding Dash®, Chocolatier®, and Dream Chronicles®. today announced they will publish and distribute four titles from PlayFirst, Inc. New York, NY (May 26, 2009)-After acquiring the rights to Empire Interactive’s intellectual property earlier this month, Zoo Publishing, Inc. PlayFirst, Inc.’s Successful Casual Game Franchises Come to TO RELEASE TITLES FOR FOUR MAJOR GAMING FRANCHISES INCLUDING DINER DASH® Crack is still crack, whether it comes in casual or hardcore packaging! I guess I’m not alone here.Īnyway, I don’t know about the other three, but I can promise you I will be picking up Flo on the Go when it comes out this holiday season. Now, I might be a embarassed about my Diner Dash problem, but get this: games from the series have been downloaded over 400 MILLION times since they started in 2004. PlayFirst, Inc announced this morning that Zoo Publishing, Inc would be publishing four of their most popular titles for Nintendo DS, including Diner Dash: Flo on the Go, Wedding Dash, Chocolatier and Dream Chronicles. It might be a simple game, but it’s a good one. Well, imagine my embarassment when I not only got addicted to the 360 build I played, but also found myself seeking out other versions on the PC and DS to play. After all, the art has that “played by ladies over 40 in their cubicles after lunch” look to it. Before I did the recent preview of Diner Dash for the Xbox 360, the series was one of those things I was aware was out there, but probably wouldn’t have been attracted to to play.

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