Can you believe that it has been 10 years since the first Angry Birds game was released by Rovio? As more and more versions of the game popped up, the Angry Birds soon became a marketing juggernaut with the easily recognizable characters found on cartoons, clothing, board games, television sets, and even on movie screens where they starred in two full-length motion pictures.
“Angry Birds has touched so many people and has been a large presence in mobile gaming,” the executive noted. “After hearing the outcry from our fans, we just had to find a way to bring Angry Birds back.” The game has been rebuilt from the bottom up allowing owners of newer devices to play while still able to have the original 2012 experience.
The executive producer of the game, Sami Ronkainen, said, “While we were rebuilding Angry Birds, we took great care to preserve the feeling of the original Angry Birds game,” says executive producer, Sami Ronkainen. “We know our fans are a discerning bunch and will be able to pick out even small differences. Matching the gameplay, physics and appearance of the game next to the original was crucial.”
Rovio is tossing in for free that swine-destroying foul fowl Mighty Eagle which used to cost 99 cents as an in-app purchase back in the day. If you want to take a nostalgic trip back in time to those carefree days, install the appropriate app and shell out 99 cents, which is how much the game costs. And if you missed the Angry Birds craze when it happened the first time, here is your chance to see what the fuss was all about.
