Angry Birds Seasons Halloween update means a new bird is in town

Oh, and let's not forget about the 30 "bone-chilling" new levels and the bunch of new Game Center achievements to earn. Rovio unleashed a new update to Angry Birds Seasons today, and confirmed our suspicions that a new bird was in the works.

We're not sure of the new avian's name, but at least we know what it does. This orange little bugger isn't much of anything when first launched, but tap the screen while it's in midair and the bird will balloon several times its size.

Of course, this means it'll gain an enormous amount of weight, so the bird might be ideally used once inside a pig structure. The list of Game Center achivements to earn includes defeating 300 skeletons, finishing all 30 new stages, earning three stars on every level and more. And, like all Angry Birds updates, this one is absolutely free.
Angry Birds Seasons update
Well, given that you've already purchased Angry Birds Seasons for the buck. Look, we may be sick of Angry Birds around here, but not even we can help getting just a little giddy over a newly announced bird. This must be the power Rovio has over everyone else--must ... fight it ... but, I need that bird. And I just bought it. Now we have a better idea as to how Angry Birds might be worth more than $1 billion.

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Angry Birds is the top game on Google+ Games, Rovio exec says

Where else will the Angry Birds crash land into and dominate? Nintendo 3DS? Xbox 360? Your scientific calculator? Who knows, but according to All Things Digital, Rovio SVP of brand advertising and analytics Wibe Wagemans said yesterday at the Mobile Future Forward conference in Seattle, Wash. that Angry Birds is the number on game on Google+ Games.

Granted, that's out of all 16 games on the platform right now, but some of those games were put there by the likes of major social game creators like Zynga, Wooga, EA and Playdom. Wagemans, formerly an executive on Microsoft's Bing team, went on to say that Rovio has grown faster in the past two years than companies like MySpace, YouTube, Amazon and Skype. He also said, "We are now the fastest-growing consumer brand in history," ATD reports.

When you think about it, though: Not only is the Angry Birds game on nearly every gaming platform under the sun, but the little wingless cartoons and their amorphous green piglet enemies have been transformed into plush toys, t-shirts, board games, cook books, a feature film--need I go on?

During his talk in Seattle, Wageman revealed that Rovio welcomes over 120 million monthly Angry Birds players across the myriad of platforms the game is available on. Simply put, the western world is hooked on Angry Birds (it's science, remember?) and soon so will the East, if Rovio has any say in it. Sure, that's less than half of the 273 million or so monthly players Zynga caters to on Facebook alone, to which Wageman said, "We haven't even launched on Facebook yet." Oh ... oh, no.

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Angry Birds Game for Chrome Already Hacked

On May 11th, 2011 Rovio’s CEO, Peter Vesterbacka, announced that Angry Birds game was released to the web to play for free. Another big step for both Rovio and Google. Although Angry Birds game was already available for almost all mobile platforms it is now available on practically any device that has internet capabilities.
Now on to the main reason for this post. Just hours after the release of Angry Birds Chrome the game has already been hacked. A Web developer from Toronoto who specializes in HTML5 and Javascript figured out how to unlock all levels including the new exclusive Chrome levels. He was able to take advantage of the unencrypted local storage that the game uses to save your progress. He then posted his cheat on his website for all to see.
All you have to do is load the game in your browser and then copy paste the following line of code in your browsers address bar and press enter or click Go and all levels will be unlocked: javascript: var i = 0; while (i<=69) { localStorage.setItem(‘level_star_’+i,’3′); i++; } window.location.reload();
If you want to reverse the cheat and lock all the levels again, just place the following code: javascript: var i = 1; while (i<=69) { localStorage.setItem(‘level_star_’+i,’-1′); i++; } window.location.reload();
So for those who don’t want to replay all the mobile levels and just get to the Chrome levels or if you’re just lazy this cheat code hack will definately come in handy.
For a little programming insight, here is why this hack works. When Rovio announced the Angry Birds game for Chrome at the Google Conference they mentioned that they are using HTML5 LocalStorage. LocalStorage is unencrypted and unprotected locally. Looking at the code through Chrome’s Web Inspector you can see that your score and stars are saved using LocalStorage. And so lucky for us, that allows us to use setitem() function to set all levels to three and thus unlock them all. What is this world coming to when a little game like Angry Birds game is not even safe from hacking!?

Angry Birds Game Now Available for the BalckBerry

With the popularity of the Angry Birds game today, no mobile platform will be successful with out it. Now that may sound like an exaggeration but incredibly it is not far from the truth. Luckily for BlackBerry and its users, RIM has finally announced that Angry Birds will soon be released for the PlayBook, their new tablet.
Research in Motion announced today at the BlackBerry World that their new tablet, the PlayBook, will be blessed with the Angry Birds Game. We are not sure yet when this will happen but we suspect that some where around two months is a good prediction. We also do not know if the PlayBook version will receive any unique stages or special extras. Looking at the fact that the versions released for the Android, PC, and Windows did not really recieve any exclusive extras, unfortunately the BlackBerry Playbook version will most likely not either.
BlackBerry is trailing behind Microsoft as Microsoft announced it’s upcoming release of Angry Birds game to the Windows Phone 7 back in February. By this time typically a games spark would be diminishing, espcially if the game is relatively the same from one episode to the next, but Angry Birds game popularity just keeps rising at an incredible constant rate. One would think that a game like this will eventually lose its thunder, but we could be wrong, could this game be the next tetris. Rovio has surely come a long way from its original games like the game US Marine Corps Scout Sniper for the Razor phones back in 2006. We could only hope that Rovio can pull another gem out of their hat, though with this much success they might not need to.

Angry Birds Game is the Main Attraction of Amazon’s Appstore Grand Opening

The grand opening of Amazon’s Appstore has arrived, with none other than the Angry Birds Game as its main attraction!
Amazon will be offering the all new Angry Birds Rio version for free! You heard right free, but you need to act fast because it will only be free during the opening day of March 21st! Not to worry too much though, the regular price for Angry Birds Rio is only $0.99 thanks to their ever generous developers Rovio; though I am sure that many of the hard core of fans of this amazingly popular game will be acting fast on this promotion.
Amazon’s Appstore can be accessed either straight from your Android phone or through web by visiting amazon.com/appstore. The Appstore is an app just like the Android Market is so you will have to download and install it to your phone if you want the ease of use of the app, but again you can always just access it through the web at the address mentioned above. The Amazon Appstore launched with over 3,800 apps, which is certainly no slouch, but of course still pales in comparison to the 200,000 some apps available in the Android Market. So Amazon certainly has their work cut out for themselves if they want to compete in this market.
More over though, Amazon is offering a really cool feature through their web based Appstore. It’s their Test Drive feature, makes use of the “cloud” (which is the future of all programs, apps, and gaming by the way) to allow a buyer to test run any app through their browser for half an hour without having to install it on their device before deciding if they really want to purchase it or not. Another great promotion method Amazon is intending is they will offer a single app for free every day to help get their new Appstore rolling.
Amazon also announced that they will be undercutting Google Android Market prices for many apps. So be sure to check both fronts when app shopping. A question some have been asking is, why are these special Amazon promotions not being offered for Apple’s App Store apps. Perhaps the answer is because of Android’s Market openness versus Apple’s closed App Store model.
So, is Amazon’s presence in the app store industry good or bad for Android? Though some may argue that having multiple sources to download and purchase the same apps can make the experience a bit more convoluted for the users and cause fragmentation in the Android community, I believe that competition is healthy not only for the industry but for the competitors as well. Google sees this, and I believe is why they have aloud this to happen. Apple on the other hand, with their closed framework I think will eventually have a hard time keeping up in the future in an open source environment, which in turn will benefit Google; that’s just my thinking anyway.
And of course check back here at Angry Birds game online soon for complete Angry Birds Rio Walkthrough!

Angry Birds Game Flying to Facebook

The Angry Birds game is the #1 mobile game in the market, and as it’s getting ready to surpass the 100 million downloads mark, Rovio has announced that the Angry Birds game is flying into Facebook.

The ever so popular Angry Birds game is getting ready to couple itself with the most popular social network, Facebook, outreaching to even more potential consumers across the globe. The game is scheduled to be launched onto Facebook in about a month, says the Angry Birds Facebook page.

The Angry Birds game online has been out for less than a year, and the feats it has accomplished is nothing less the astonishing. On the verge of surpassing the 100 million downloads threshold, the game is now available on so many various platforms such as iOS, Android, PC, WebOS, Symbian, and consoles and handhelds planned for the near future. But now with an expansion to Facebook, one can only imagine the level of dominance it will reach compared to its competitors in the industry. So now the question is, how will the Facebook version of Angry Birds Game differ from the mobile version we’ve come to know and love? Well according to Rovio, the new Facebook version will apparently give the green piggies their shot at glory! How fun and exciting does that sound!? According to Mikael Hed, Rovio’s CEO, Angry Birds game Facebook version will have totally new features to the game. He continued to say, due to the social nature of Facebook the pigs will have a more active role.

If you are looking to feed you’re addiction and want to stay in tuned with the latest and greatest of Angry Birds game news, just check out the Angry Birds Facebook page. And for those who don’t already know, this Facebook expansion is not the only effort Rovio has made to expand their product. Of course a company must have a good product in order to have success, but sometimes that is just not enough. Rovio is a great example of how hard work and customer appreciation pays off. Ever since their original release of the Angry Birds game they have continuously been releasing new episodes and versions via their Seasons package as well as making the game available in practically every capable mobile platform. On top of that they have a special version scheduled to be released this month, Angry Birds Rio, which is a direct collaboration with the upcoming Disney film Rio. And even more impressive was the announcement from Peter Vesterbaka, Rovio’s head honcho, that they are planning on producing a movie based entirely on the Angry Birds game!

Needless to say Rovio has done a steller job marketing their product, and this union with Facebook is sure to bring Angry Birds colossal heights.

Angry Birds Game Flying To Windows Phone 7 And 3D

It is official the Angry Birds game will soon be released to Windows Phone 7, and if that wasn’t enough, Rovio’s Peter Vesterbaka says that a 3D version of the game is also in the works! Yes you heard, or read, right, a 3D version of Angry Birds!

The Angry Birds game coming out for Windows Phone 7 was of course obviously expected, but a 3D version…Rovio is certainly pulling out all the stops and not wasting anytime doing it. As one might imagine the 3D version will more than likely be released for the Nintendo 3DS as well as it will probably eventually be released for the new 3D smartphones in production such as the LG Optimus 3D.

The transformation of the Angry Birds game to a 3D version should not be too big of a deal for Rovio as they have produced 3D games in the past. But it sure is exciting to think how the game will turn out. Maybe there will be like a first person point of view (Angry Bird Point of View) where you’re looking through the birds eyes as he flies through 3D sky blue space and comes crashing down on the greedy green pigs, or also maybe even a “Piggy Point of View” as he watches inevitability come for him, ooooo. We’ll just have to wait and see.

Rovio has yet to announce a release date for neither Windows Phone 7 nor a 3D version, but I am sure it will be sooner than later, Rovio never seems to disappoint. With their hard work, dedication, and fan appreciation, Rovio has sure shown themselves to be a force to be recon with. It’s good to see a deserving company do well, and we can hope that this will be a wake up to other companies in the industry as well as a sign for things to come; quality not quantity, though Rovio seems to have been able to supply both.

Remember to check back with us, Angry Birds Game online, for the latest and greatest news and updates about Angry Birds and their developer Rovio.

Angry Birds for PC

Finally, those birds that everybody likes has arrived on PC. After iPhone, iPad, Android and other mobile versions, also iPhone cases and toys, Angry Birds has finally arrived on the PC thanks to the Intel App Up store. It’ll work fine and dandy on laptops and netbooks and will cost you only $4.99 to download. Nice price for this lovely game.
Angry Birds is a global phenomenon in mobile gaming and the top grossing iPhone app of 2010. So if you’re not a smart-phone wielding hipster, you no longer have an excuse not to be part of this franchise.
Overall it’s pretty much an identical game play experience to the iPhone app, with some minor differences. It’s snappy, gorgeous, and it sounds amazing. On the netbook version you use a mouse or trackpad instead of touch. There is an open hand icon when the mouse is in hover state, and a closed hand icon when you are clicking or dragging. This visible clue when pulling the slingshot is a nice aid. It allows you to fine tune shots more than just observing the angle of the slingshot band.


  Larger screen means more visibility in the game. On many levels you can see the target that can’t be seen on the iPhone. The previous shot trail is more easily seen, allowing fine tuning of your next shot. Overall the animations and physics seem to have more fluidity.
In terms of features, options, menu etc it’s pretty close to the original. On the netbook the replay level icon has been added to the game space. So you don’t need to pause first then replay. If you start off with bad shot, just click the replay icon, then you can start over. Saving a click is nice. There is a Menu button in the Pause menu that gets you back to the Start screen. There are some things not in play on the netbook version. The leader board and achievements are not available in the main menu. The Golden Eggs are there.
Angry Birds strikes an interesting balance of repetitive, simple tasks and challenging game play working for the many scenarios. So, if you liked this game on your iPhone or Android phone, you’ll sure like it on your big PC screen. If you are new player, don’t hesitate and join the fun now.
You must know and recognize the game from the Rovio, Angry Birds.
This game consists of seven birds with super abilities are different. By using slingshots, you can control the jump and the height of ill-tempered birds to tear down the building where the collection of green pork fat is shelter.
Where is a funny collection of birds swelled, turned into a grumpy group of birds which destroy the kingdom of lustful pigs these cunning thieves.
Angry Birds now not only for the iPhone, Android OS, PS3 and PSP. even Angry Birds has been available in Ovi Store for Nokia. And now Angry Birds have been available for Windows XP and Windows 7

Free Angry Birds for PC

Plenty of dodgy website owners want to rip off Google and push traffic towards their sites on the bogus promise of the free version of Angry Birds for PC. This is only a scam but in fact there exists a download free Angry Birds for PC nevertheless, you will need to move quickly to take advantage of that offer
Finland games producer Rovio Mobile has produced their very 1^st version of Angry Birds Game for the Apple iPhone. This particular game was immediately caught by the iPhonesters, and Rovio understood that they will become successful. That has been fine. However, Rovio needed to get going by recoding Angry Birds Games for several programs, which become easier for small companies to get done.
Several weeks went by and finally, the Nokia and Android users could get themselves the Angry Birds Game. After that, the RovioMobile switched their attentions to the huge users of the PSP or the Play Station Portable and the PS3. That has been an additional huge porting project for Rovio operations.
During that time, the PC users have been reading and hearing rumors regarding Angry Birds for PC. Ultimately, in January, Angry Birds for PC was released, and downloading is not for free. However, not everybody is willing to pay for $5 for just a game, even if they will enjoy playing with it. These days, several users have grown to be familiar of getting some thing for free, so there are many who are on the lookout for a totally free Angry Birds for PC download. It can be downloaded via Windows 7 and Windows XP and Vista, or Mac support. But downloading can only be downloaded if you have an internet connection for the process to activate successfully.
Angry Birds Game is one of the well-known games that have taken the popularity with over 200 million downloads. The availability of this game is taking place in almost all of the popular platforms. In addition to playing the game online in the browser you can now download it on your laptop and take it wherever you may go to enjoy the amazing games, enabling you to play whenever, wherever you go. Take it to your workplace or even in the park, while resting and basting under the sun. Probably launching the Angry Birds for PC the wisest and the best move the game maker ever made.  This availability made for the millions of platform owners, even made the popularity of Angry Birds known to more video-gaming enthusiasts more than over.

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- Angry Birds PC Updated

The PC version was updated last week which we talked about in this post. This update will finally include all episodes of Ham ‘Em High and the two chapters of Mine and Dine. I’m sure this is welcome news for all the PC players who have been feeling left out. It shouldn’t have taken this long to get all the episodes out but that’s in the past now so lets just get to playing. Since all the chapters are available you also have access to all of the golden eggs. You can finally complete your collection!
As a side note because I didn’t want to do an entire post about the subject, have you all seen the Angry Birds bra? It’s available over on etsy  you should go check it out. I personally don’t know anyone who would wear it but i’m sure there is someone out there  who would. I don’t recommend buying this for you girlfriend or wife unless she really loves angry birds.

Angry Birds Game for Chrome Already Hacked

On May 11th, 2011 Rovio’s CEO, Peter Vesterbacka, announced that Angry Birds game was released to the web to play for free. Another big step for both Rovio and Google. Although Angry Birds game was already available for almost all mobile platforms it is now available on practically any device that has internet capabilities.
Now on to the main reason for this post. Just hours after the release of Angry Birds Chrome the game has already been hacked. A Web developer from Toronoto who specializes in HTML5 and Javascript figured out how to unlock all levels including the new exclusive Chrome levels. He was able to take advantage of the unencrypted local storage that the game uses to save your progress. He then posted his cheat on his website for all to see.
All you have to do is load the game in your browser and then copy paste the following line of code in your browsers address bar and press enter or click Go and all levels will be unlocked: javascript: var i = 0; while (i<=69) { localStorage.setItem(‘level_star_’+i,’3′); i++; } window.location.reload();
If you want to reverse the cheat and lock all the levels again, just place the following code: javascript: var i = 1; while (i<=69) { localStorage.setItem(‘level_star_’+i,’-1′); i++; } window.location.reload();
So for those who don’t want to replay all the mobile levels and just get to the Chrome levels or if you’re just lazy this cheat code hack will definately come in handy.
For a little programming insight, here is why this hack works. When Rovio announced the Angry Birds game for Chrome at the Google Conference they mentioned that they are using HTML5 LocalStorage. LocalStorage is unencrypted and unprotected locally. Looking at the code through Chrome’s Web Inspector you can see that your score and stars are saved using LocalStorage. And so lucky for us, that allows us to use setitem() function to set all levels to three and thus unlock them all. What is this world coming to when a little game like Angry Birds game is not even safe from hacking!?

Angry Birds Game Now Available for the BalckBerry

With the popularity of the Angry Birds game today, no mobile platform will be successful with out it. Now that may sound like an exaggeration but incredibly it is not far from the truth. Luckily for BlackBerry and its users, RIM has finally announced that Angry Birds will soon be released for the PlayBook, their new tablet.
Research in Motion announced today at the BlackBerry World that their new tablet, the PlayBook, will be blessed with the Angry Birds Game. We are not sure yet when this will happen but we suspect that some where around two months is a good prediction. We also do not know if the PlayBook version will receive any unique stages or special extras. Looking at the fact that the versions released for the Android, PC, and Windows did not really recieve any exclusive extras, unfortunately the BlackBerry Playbook version will most likely not either.
BlackBerry is trailing behind Microsoft as Microsoft announced it’s upcoming release of Angry Birds game to the Windows Phone 7 back in February. By this time typically a games spark would be diminishing, espcially if the game is relatively the same from one episode to the next, but Angry Birds game popularity just keeps rising at an incredible constant rate. One would think that a game like this will eventually lose its thunder, but we could be wrong, could this game be the next tetris. Rovio has surely come a long way from its original games like the game US Marine Corps Scout Sniper for the Razor phones back in 2006. We could only hope that Rovio can pull another gem out of their hat, though with this much success they might not need to.

Angry Birds Game is the Main Attraction of Amazon’s Appstore Grand Opening

The grand opening of Amazon’s Appstore has arrived, with none other than the Angry Birds Game as its main attraction!
Amazon will be offering the all new Angry Birds Rio version for free! You heard right free, but you need to act fast because it will only be free during the opening day of March 21st! Not to worry too much though, the regular price for Angry Birds Rio is only $0.99 thanks to their ever generous developers Rovio; though I am sure that many of the hard core of fans of this amazingly popular game will be acting fast on this promotion.
Amazon’s Appstore can be accessed either straight from your Android phone or through web by visiting amazon.com/appstore. The Appstore is an app just like the Android Market is so you will have to download and install it to your phone if you want the ease of use of the app, but again you can always just access it through the web at the address mentioned above. The Amazon Appstore launched with over 3,800 apps, which is certainly no slouch, but of course still pales in comparison to the 200,000 some apps available in the Android Market. So Amazon certainly has their work cut out for themselves if they want to compete in this market.
More over though, Amazon is offering a really cool feature through their web based Appstore. It’s their Test Drive feature, makes use of the “cloud” (which is the future of all programs, apps, and gaming by the way) to allow a buyer to test run any app through their browser for half an hour without having to install it on their device before deciding if they really want to purchase it or not. Another great promotion method Amazon is intending is they will offer a single app for free every day to help get their new Appstore rolling.
Amazon also announced that they will be undercutting Google Android Market prices for many apps. So be sure to check both fronts when app shopping. A question some have been asking is, why are these special Amazon promotions not being offered for Apple’s App Store apps. Perhaps the answer is because of Android’s Market openness versus Apple’s closed App Store model.
So, is Amazon’s presence in the app store industry good or bad for Android? Though some may argue that having multiple sources to download and purchase the same apps can make the experience a bit more convoluted for the users and cause fragmentation in the Android community, I believe that competition is healthy not only for the industry but for the competitors as well. Google sees this, and I believe is why they have aloud this to happen. Apple on the other hand, with their closed framework I think will eventually have a hard time keeping up in the future in an open source environment, which in turn will benefit Google; that’s just my thinking anyway.
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Angry Birds Game Flying to Facebook

The Angry Birds game is the #1 mobile game in the market, and as it’s getting ready to surpass the 100 million downloads mark, Rovio has announced that the Angry Birds game is flying into Facebook.

The ever so popular Angry Birds game is getting ready to couple itself with the most popular social network, Facebook, outreaching to even more potential consumers across the globe. The game is scheduled to be launched onto Facebook in about a month, says the Angry Birds Facebook page.

The Angry Birds game online has been out for less than a year, and the feats it has accomplished is nothing less the astonishing. On the verge of surpassing the 100 million downloads threshold, the game is now available on so many various platforms such as iOS, Android, PC, WebOS, Symbian, and consoles and handhelds planned for the near future. But now with an expansion to Facebook, one can only imagine the level of dominance it will reach compared to its competitors in the industry. So now the question is, how will the Facebook version of Angry Birds Game differ from the mobile version we’ve come to know and love? Well according to Rovio, the new Facebook version will apparently give the green piggies their shot at glory! How fun and exciting does that sound!? According to Mikael Hed, Rovio’s CEO, Angry Birds game Facebook version will have totally new features to the game. He continued to say, due to the social nature of Facebook the pigs will have a more active role.

If you are looking to feed you’re addiction and want to stay in tuned with the latest and greatest of Angry Birds game news, just check out the Angry Birds Facebook page. And for those who don’t already know, this Facebook expansion is not the only effort Rovio has made to expand their product. Of course a company must have a good product in order to have success, but sometimes that is just not enough. Rovio is a great example of how hard work and customer appreciation pays off. Ever since their original release of the Angry Birds game they have continuously been releasing new episodes and versions via their Seasons package as well as making the game available in practically every capable mobile platform. On top of that they have a special version scheduled to be released this month, Angry Birds Rio, which is a direct collaboration with the upcoming Disney film Rio. And even more impressive was the announcement from Peter Vesterbaka, Rovio’s head honcho, that they are planning on producing a movie based entirely on the Angry Birds game!

Needless to say Rovio has done a steller job marketing their product, and this union with Facebook is sure to bring Angry Birds colossal heights.

Angry Birds Game Flying To Windows Phone 7 And 3D

It is official the Angry Birds game will soon be released to Windows Phone 7, and if that wasn’t enough, Rovio’s Peter Vesterbaka says that a 3D version of the game is also in the works! Yes you heard, or read, right, a 3D version of Angry Birds!

The Angry Birds game coming out for Windows Phone 7 was of course obviously expected, but a 3D version…Rovio is certainly pulling out all the stops and not wasting anytime doing it. As one might imagine the 3D version will more than likely be released for the Nintendo 3DS as well as it will probably eventually be released for the new 3D smartphones in production such as the LG Optimus 3D.

The transformation of the Angry Birds game to a 3D version should not be too big of a deal for Rovio as they have produced 3D games in the past. But it sure is exciting to think how the game will turn out. Maybe there will be like a first person point of view (Angry Bird Point of View) where you’re looking through the birds eyes as he flies through 3D sky blue space and comes crashing down on the greedy green pigs, or also maybe even a “Piggy Point of View” as he watches inevitability come for him, ooooo. We’ll just have to wait and see.

Rovio has yet to announce a release date for neither Windows Phone 7 nor a 3D version, but I am sure it will be sooner than later, Rovio never seems to disappoint. With their hard work, dedication, and fan appreciation, Rovio has sure shown themselves to be a force to be recon with. It’s good to see a deserving company do well, and we can hope that this will be a wake up to other companies in the industry as well as a sign for things to come; quality not quantity, though Rovio seems to have been able to supply both.

Remember to check back with us, Angry Birds Game online, for the latest and greatest news and updates about Angry Birds and their developer Rovio.

Angry Birds Game About To Surpass 100 Million Downloads

The #1 mobile app Angry Birds game is continuing to broaden its lead over the competition! Angry Birds game is at the verge of surpassing 100 million downloads, as announced by Rovio at the Game Developer’s Conference in San Francisco. The Angry Birds game has only been out for less than a year and yet it’s stomping on the competition. Rovio, Angry Birds game developer, announced at the conference that it will be surpassing the 100 million download mark in the very near future. Peter Vesterbaka, Rovio’s executive, spoke at the conference and graciously thanked the iPhone for making their success possible. Peter Vesterbaka went on about how Apple allowed for this change in the business and that the iPhone took developers away from the old soviet style of games and giving them so many more fun and exciting avenues for the development. He also mentioned that it’s forcing more and more developers to create good quality games, which has been the legacy of the App Store. He then continued about positive future of the mobile gaming industry boosting that new consoles are making games based on mobile games where up until recently it was always the other way around. And also mentioning that companies that are just porting console games over to mobile doesn’t always work.

With the success of the Angry Birds game through the iPhone it has since been ported over to other platforms such as Android, PC, and iPad, and soon to be available for Windows 7 phones as well as various video game consoles and hand helds.

The fact that Angry Birds game is about to surpass 100 million downloads in less than a year is quite an amazing feat. Of course it’s success is mostly due to its brilliant gameplay, fun theme, and replay value; it’s not to say that Rovio has not put in hard work for its success. Since its original release in December of 2009, Rovio has released several new versions for their fans through the Angry Birds game Seasons package, including Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day (Hogs and Kisses), and soon to be released St. Patrick’s Day theme, and probably an Easter theme! Also, can’t fail to mention the special Angry Birds game Rio version, which is planned to hit the stores sometime this month (March 2011).

With Rovio continuing to work hard and release new content for their Angry Birds game online and as the population of smartphone users grow it’s not hard to imagine that Angry Birds game can reach the 200 million download mark!
Stay tuned with us, Angry Birds Game online, for the latest Angry Birds walkthrough.

Angry Birds Game Golden Eggs Walkthrough

Here you go all, Angry Birds game golden eggs walkthrough!

1 – The egg is in the White Bird instruction screen. You can access it by pausing the game and going to the help menu.

2 – Mighty Hoax level 5-19: the egg is located all the way to the right side of the level and you can only see it if you shoot a bird as far as you can to the right. The best way to get the egg is by shooting a Yellow bird and activating it at the right time in order to reach the egg.

3 – Poached Eggs level 2-2: destroy the beach ball and you’ll get the egg.

4 – Get three stars in all levels of Poached Eggs.

5 – From the main screen press the “I” button; you’ll have to watch the credits to the end and you’ll see the egg under the White Bird.

6 - Poached Eggs level 1-8: tap the treasure chest; you might have to tap it a few times for it to come out. If you are playing on a Mac or PC you’ll have to left click the treasure chest and then type “open”.

7 – Get three stars in all levels of Mighty Hoax.

8 – In the episode selection screen double tap the sun.

9 – Mighty Hoax level 4-7: The egg is on top of the cliff all the way to the right, use the Yellow Bird to reach it.

10 – Danger Above level 6-14: bounce the Yellow Bird off the tree or use the Green Bird to boomerang back and explode the yellow balloon under the tree house.

11 – In the level selection screen of Danger Above, scroll all the way to the right and you’ll get the egg.

12 – Get three stars in all levels of Danger Above.

13 – Danger Above level 8-15: the egg is underneath the slingshot. You can get it by either bouncing a Yellow Bird off the trampoline or just use a Green Bird to boomerang back and get the egg.

14 – The Big Setup level 9-14: the egg is at the bottom right wearing a hard hat; use the Green Bird to get it.

15 – The Big Setup level 10-3: break the yellow ducky underneath the bridge.

16 – The Big Setup level 11-15: the egg is to the left below the slingshot, use the Green Bird to get it.

17 – Get three stars in all the levels of The Big Setup.

18 – Ham ‘Em High level 12-12: this one is tough, you’ll have to break the trophy at the bottom middle of the stage.

19 – Ham ‘Em High level 13-10: the egg is hanging at the top right of the stage, sling a White Bird in that direction and tap the screen at the right time to send him flying up to hit the egg.

Super Bowl/Rio Egg – Ham ‘Em High level 13-12: sling a White Bird backwards and drop the egg on the backside of the hill.

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- Angry Birds Game Available In Intel AppUp Center and Mac App Stor

Hurray for all netbook and laptop owners. Rovio has announced the release of the Angry Birds game to the Intel AppUp center!

The Angry Birds game will cost $9.99 to download from the Intel AppUp center. If you want to get the Angry Birds game you can go to www.appup.com and download the Intel AppUp center. You Angry Birds game fans better act fast because Rovio is offering a special promotional offer for a limited time…half off the Angry Birds game!Rovio has included 195 levels with the initial download, and promises to offer new additional features and levels via updates to the Angry Birds game. The game will also include additional speacial features that are not found in the original mobile version of the game. The Intel AppUp center is a program that will allow users to look through catalogues of games and various applications that they can choose to purchase, download and install to their PCs. First you will need to download the AppUp center client and install it to your PC, then you can browse the market. If you want to purchase a game then you will have to create an account in order to make the purchase. The Intel AppUp center accepts most major credit cards. Another great feature of the Intel AppUp center is that it offers a 24 hour refund period for all purchases.
Now if that news wasn’t exciting enough, you can now also get the Angry Birds game for your Mac computers from the new Mac App Store!
The Angry Birds game will cost $9.99, and if you act fast you can take advantage of the limited time offer of half off! To get the Mac App Store just go into System Preferences and install the latest Software Update and then you can open the App Store. Just as the release for the Intel AppUp center this version of Angry Birds game will initially include 195 levels of greedy green pig popping fun, allowing for hours and hours of fun. There will also be new free special features that are not in the original mobile version along with free updates with additional levels and features when available.
Don’t miss out on the fun and excitement of these new Angry Birds game. You can have it with you every where you go. From your Mac Book at home to your cell phone on the road and to your PC at work…hehe! Get those eggs back!