![]() Diner Dash will be released in just a few weeks time on both handheld systems. Diner Dash also has a two player competition mode, something that Cake Mania doesn't have. Players will have to keep track of elements like how many people are in a party, if they have a child who needs a booster seat, what color shirt each person's wearing (putting them in the same colored seat nets a big bonus). Even though Diner Dash shares a lot in common with Cake Mania, Diner Dash is a lot more rapid-fire and has a lot more injected into its design to make the action a lot more "maniacal". ![]() On the DS, however, the camera has to scroll to follow the action due to the system's smaller display. ![]() Both versions have their own pros and cons - the PSP clearly has more screen real estate to work with so, like the PC version, all of the action takes place on-screen. On the PlayStation Portable version, the controls have been modified due to the system's lack of direct clicking ability - all action's handled via the L and R button as well as the X button, maneuvering Flo from hotspot to hotspot by cycling her using the shoulder buttons. On the DS, you control using the stylus on the touchscreen, tapping and dragging customers and Flo all over the game field. The original game was developed with mouse control in mind, since you're clicking and dragging customers to their tables, as well as clicking Flo from table to kitchen and back again to cater to your customers' every need.
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