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Nicely executed sequel to the excellent BurgerTime game by Data East.

Graphics: 4 Sound: 5 Replay Value: 5 Notes: 1- or 2-player game; Easter Egg Screen Shots

Diner is an awesome game! As far as I have seen, the screen scrolling between levels is unique to this game on the Intellivision. As a sequel to BurgerTime, it's wonderful. The soundtrack is just as catchy as BurgerTime's, and seems to be a natural - it preserves the feel. The graphics are pretty good, but I do wish the food balls had some more variety to them. Game play seems tougher than BurgerTime - it's difficult to tell if you can sneak around a baddie. The gameplay field is a 3-D environment (e.g. you can sneak behind baddies sometimes), and as an M.C. Escher-esque feel. This game is LOTS of fun! Best Score: 265100 (Level 15) [Start: Level 1]

Only one version of the box has been found for Diner.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	INTV Corporation	8800	None		UPC barcode on bottom flap, but no game title; no origin or copyright date

Only one version of the manual has been found for Diner.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	INTV Corporation	8800	None		Accordion-style folding

A total of two Diner overlay variants have been documented.

Only one version of the label has been found for Diner.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	INTV Corporation	N/A	None		Large label, square corners; game title in a non-standard font—same as the 'For 1 or 2 Players' text on the front of the box

	Title screen for Diner.
	Escher-esque game world is 3-D. It would have been even cooler if you could have entered into the areas that look like tunnels. The scrolling between levels is really cool, as are the nifty elevators and other goodies that come up as you progress.

Title Screen Credits Easter Egg

Credit: The official Intellivision Lives! site

Press Reset: You must be at the title screen
Either Controller: Press [0] and hold
Easter Egg: Credits for the game scroll by:

Developer Reference In-Game Easter Egg?

Credit: INTV Funhouse

At some points in the game, you'll notice that the restaurant sign shows "Ray's" as the name of the eatery. Is this a referral to Ray Kaestner, one of the original BurgerTime developers as well as one of Diner's developers?

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