iOS Apps

Special Angry Birds Birdday Seasons App Update

The Angry Birds are celebrating their second birthday, and the pigs are crashing the party.  To celebrate the anniversary of the world’s most popular mobile game, Chillingo and Rovio are releasing a special ‘Birthday 2.0.0 Update’ for the original Angry Birds game that started it all.

 "After two years, Angry Birds continues to delight fans and remain a steady fixture on the App Store’s top ten charts .This is quite a testament to the success indie developers can achieve with the right title, publishing partner and promotional support," added Chris Byatte, co-founder and co-general manager at Chillingo.

This is a free update but if you haven’t already downloaded Angry Birds, you can do so here.

iPhone Version/$0.99/£0/69/download
iPad HD Version/$1.99/£1.49/download

About the Angry Birds “Birthday 2.0.0” Update

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–       Satisfy your sweet tooth with 15 brand new birthday cake levels of pig-popping fun
–       Party with the amazing expendable Orange Bird that propels any objects it touches
–       Check out the spiffy new menus and graphics
–       Special birthday achievements make this update quite a treat!
  

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