Diner Dash: Sizzle and Serve

Some games just make you shake your head. Is ANYONE really interested in playing THAT? But, as we know, there are niche games for everyone and Sony Protection Group offer for your perusal Diner Dash: Sizzle and Serve. The game puts has you playing Flo, a digital entrepreneur trying to build her restaurant empire. By keeping her customers happy the money keeps rolling in. Watch out for the restaurant critic! New features include multi-player (ad hoc) to help feed your addiction (get it?). Sometimes your customers have screaming kids who need high chairs, and you're usually either urging that family to quickly finish their food or scrambling to mop up the mess on tables and floors. Why they had want to relive my first job slinging burgers is anyone's guess...but to each their own.

The very first thing you see when entering their lobby is a curvaceous statue of Lara Croft. The second thing? An intimidating life-size replica of Hitman's Agent 47. But gaming publisher Eidos is offering more than just testosterone and other hormone-driven action games this year. They've also got a surprising number of mainstream-friendly handheld titles in the lineup. The games are simple and straightforward... are they also addictive? We dropped by their offices earlier this week to find

Finally, a game that lets aspiring restauranteurs get the customer interaction experience they'll need to succeed without all those pesky actual people. Diner Dash, recently announced for the DS and PSP, puts you in the comfortable, supportive shoes of Flo, waitress extraordinaire. As Flo, you are charged with serving food, cleaning up messes, and keeping your customers happy. After all, they are always right. From the looks of things, you'll be running a one-woman show on the floor of your