Rollercoaster Rush and other titles to get connected with Aurora Feint's platform.
The race is still on to become the iPhone's equivalent of Xbox Live, and Aurora Feint's OpenFeint platform just reinforced its credentials by signing up Digital Chocolate.
The publisher will integrate the OpenFeint community into several of its iPhone games, including Rollercoaster Rush.
It's one of the biggest deals so far for Aurora Feint, which has tended to focus on indie developers more than publishers.
DChoc's titles will join the 500 games in development with OpenFeint features, to add to the 200 already available on the App Store.
The publisher is closing in on 40 million downloads of its iPhone games, as CEO Trip Hawkins recently told ME.
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Signing up Digital Chocolate is a good deal, too, because the publisher has previously preferred to develop its own community platforms, such as the Cafe and Party Island ranges of mobile games.
