PlayFirst Cooking Up A Fresh Title for Kindle Fire
Mobile gaming company PlayFirst has announced the release of an all new title available exclusively to Kindle Fire called Cooking Dash. The new title is the second release for Android devices in the famous Diner Dash series from the same developer, and it challenges players to seat customers and prepare orders in a timely manner as to not find your patrons disgruntled. Flo returns for another addictive title that will have you tapping and sliding your Kindle Fire for hours on end in order to clear the game's numerous levels and make the most out of your new job. Best of all, you can download Cooking Dash for free on Kindle Fire today! Read on for more details.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming millions of new fans to the PlayFirst family with Cooking Dash on Kindle Fire,” said Marco DeMiroz, president and CEO, PlayFirst. “We were thrilled with the overwhelmingly positive response to Diner Dash coming to Android, and by teaming with Amazon we continue to bring our beloved mobile games to Amazon’s vast audience.”
For more information or to download Cooking Dash, check out the official Amazon App Store.
Calling all geeks, nerds, and pop culture enthusiasts! The Huntsville Comic and Pop Culture Expo (HSV Expo) is back for its ninth exciting year, promising a weekend packed with fun, festivities, and everything your fangirl/fanboy heart desires. Mark your calendars for April 12th to 14th, 2024, and prepare to be transported to a haven of all things geeky at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama. A Celebration of Fandoms The HSV Expo is a one-stop shop for indulging in your favorite fandoms. Whether you're obsessed with the latest superhero movies, spend hours lost in fantastical fictional worlds, or have a soft spot for classic cartoons, the expo caters to a wide range of interests. Meet Your Idols Get ready to geek out over celebrity guest appearances! Mingle with renowned actors, voice actors, and comic book creators who have brought your favorite characters to life. The expo offers opportunities for autographs, photo ops, and a chance to create lasting memories with you...
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