There are 17 Angry Bird games available to download and play on your mobile device. I decided to download all of them and play them in chronological order of release and document my journey and maybe learn something.
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For the first time in competition history, the English Premier League is allowing teams to put sponsors on a jersey's sleeves. Everton announced theirs the other day, and it's...Angry Birds.
Angry Birds Evolution, released last week on iOS and Android, is a flick-and-spin style mobile game in which players collect and evolve characters such as Dolores, the avian doctor with a penchant for vicious rectal exams.
Oh dear. Seems video game movies are having a really bad time of it as always as of late. Angry Birds got fried. World of Warcraft and its orcs apparently have no real bite. Ratchet and Clank needed fixing. And I'm running out of even more terrible ideas to use in this word play exercise.
The biggest comedic moment in The Angry Birds Movie happens when two characters find out the giant lake they have been swimming in is a massive pool of Mighty Eagle's urine. They were spitting the water in each other's mouths before that. Surely, The Angry Birds Movie only exists because of deep-seated insecurity.
Goodness. Look at those buns! They're quite green.
Which is stronger, my unrelenting excitement over new LEGO products, or my apathy towards the upcoming Angry Birds movie? After putting together the cheapest set released on Friday, apathy is triumphant.
Angry Birds was incredibly hot, like, three years ago. T-shirts, toys and probably too many games... you couldn't escape the upset avians of publisher Rovio's hit series. And now that the public obsession has cooled to lukewarm, we get our first look at the Angry Birds movie.
It took me a couple of hours to burn through 80 levels in the first Angry Birds. In Angry Birds 2, getting to level 80 took a week and a half. This is good. It is also very, very bad.
You might have seen some Angry Birds arcade machines before, but they have just been big-screen ports of the mobile game. There's an official Angry Birds arcade game coming, and it looks a lot more fun than the Angry Birds you've played and are now ignoring steadfastly.
Never mind that there are already 15 Angry Birds games, Finnish developer Rovio just announced a sequel to Angry Birds. It's called Angry Birds 2.
When Rovio and Hasbro announced Angry Birds Transformers, I imagined sling-shotting helmet-wearing birds at stationary targets, just like Angry Birds Star Wars. The game I'm streaming this morning is not that. It's more of an action game.
Feature mostly female feathered heroes and released alongside a line of pink-centric toys, one wouldn't be blamed for assuming Angry Birds Stella is a game for "girls." It's a game for any fan of the series who wants to see how far it's come -- and the unfortunate direction its going in.
The new Angry Birds trailer is meant to look like it was ripped from a VHS tape. Also, it's loaded with lasers and features a new song by the man who made music for the '80's Transformers movie.
Years before there was an Angry Birds video game, pet accessory maker Hartz partnered with Seattle artist Juli Adams to release a line of Angry Birds cat toys. A lawsuit filed by Adams this week alleges Hartz unlawfully took her trademarked designs and turned them into a licensing partnership with game developer Rovio that could be worth millions.
Inch by inch, feather by feather, Rovio is turning Angry Birds into the bloody sword-fighting game it was always meant to be. The next step in the hit mobile gaming franchise's evolution from a cute physics-based puzzle game has been available in Australia for a while, and it's finally launched worldwide today.
Back in the '80s, hardcore gamers loved the sort of simplistic fare that mobile gamers thrive on today. So why can't the hardcore embrace popular mobile games? I'm guessing it's the lack of almost completely unrelated painted cover art.
Video: The iOS version of Rovio's second Star Wars themed bird-flinger just updated with 40 free new levels, taking us even deeper into the second trilogy than we wanted to go. Other platforms shall update soon. Over at the Angry Birds blog they have posted some awesome macro Telepod toy shots to celebrate.
Too bad it's just a mashup by one talented YouTuber, Adrian Jensen, because his fan-made trailer is just full of cool ideas.
Last week's oddest announcement, Angry Birds Epic has now soft launched in Australia and Canada, giving players pretending to be in those countries a chance to find out just what the hell is going on. Let's take a look.
