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Parking Dash 
Join Flo`s™ hip new friend Karma as she racks, tracks, and stacks customer`s cars in this latest, thrilling Dash™ game! Return to DinerTown and turn the empty parking lot behind Flo`s Diner into a thriving business. Keep the lot in tip-top shape with exciting extras and upgrades! Click quickly to park, stack, and return cars to their sometimes antsy owners. Test-drive Parking Dash today!
- Multiple play modes
- Fun items and upgrades
- Quick-clicking action!
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System Requirements:
- OS: 10.4, 10.5 (recommended)
- CPU: 1.83GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
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one of my favorites
This was the first dash game that I bought and still is one of my favorites. I think it was one of the first dash games made and I wish that they would make a sequel. It is a great game. It is good for kids. All my kids love it!
November 21, 2011
Too many things missing from game.
I only invested 50 minutes worth of game time. I disliked the graphics. The scenes are bland and I found the cars just bulky. I think the developer should have done an aerial view of the parking lot so you can better see it and to plan your parking better. First thing that I notice is no "hearts" or meter. You have no idea who needs to be served unless looking at face expressions, even if you give them a food item to replace a "heart" you have no clue how much more time you added (food items aren't available in all levels so once you have an angry customer on those levels, they'll stay angry-- AND versus just leaving, you will have to serve them to completion and still get the entire thing deducted from your total, while getting more behind in game). I don't see a point in serving an already angry client. Trying to manage the time clock above their heads and who's angry, etc - is a bit of a juggle. I also don't see a point in the money at all - you can't buy upgrades, etc. I found the "radio" in the game useless. I think the idea of the game was good, but I think the end result was just a quick halfhearted attempt to monetize on the "Dash" series.
November 14, 2011
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