The PSN version also offers multiplayer options and leaderboards.

Local

• There is a co-op version that you can play in Endless mode where the customers just keep coming and the two of you try to keep them happy for as long as possible. Three difficulties, 5 locations.
• There is also head-to-head which gives you two modes Tip wars and Time wars. 4 or 5 targets (5-20 minutes or $5-40K) three difficulties and five locations.

Online

• A co-op version that you can play in Endless mode where the customers just keep coming and the two of you try to keep them happy for as long as possible. Three difficulties, 5 locations, three control schemes.
• There is also head-to-head which gives you two modes Tip wars and Time wars. 4 or 5 targets (5-20 minutes or $5-40K) three difficulties and five locations. Option of control scheme as well.
• Team-Dash gives you Endless, Time and Tip wars, 3 difficulties, 5 locations, and three possible control schemes. Offers up to four teams of two players each. How cool is that?

Every single mode has its own scoreboard as well. Trophies have also been implemented to help show off your people-serving skills.

Some of you, who haven’t played this or any of the others in the series, are wondering just how long a game can be fun when based on a job that many people hate (waitressing is sometimes thankless to say the least). Well the answer would be endless hours. Not only is the career mode fast-paced and entertaining but then you can play with or against your friends and strangers now thanks to the multiplayer features. That adds up to a lot of value in a title that was already addictive meaning it’s worth every penny.

Overall, the graphics aren’t astounding and the sound isn’t mind-blowing. But it doesn’t need to be when you have fantastic, simple gameplay that will keep you engrossed for hours on end.