Samsung’s own-brand mobile phone opertaing system, Bada, has been knocking around for a few years now, but while pleasant enough, it’s always lacked anything worth downloading. Now though, Rovio has brought Angry Birds, its mega gaming hit-cum-village bike, to the platform.
Remember the playable Angry Birds cake from earlier this year? The feast is expanding. Rovio has launched an official Angry Birds cookbook aimed at kids, and specialising in egg-based recipes. How does it go down with da yoof? We decided to ask them. Read more
Google has added games to its Google+ social network, meaning just like Facebook you can use it to play online when you’re not conversing with friends. And some of the titles are from big name developers who’ve made games for Facebook, such as PopCap, Playdom, Rovio, Kabam, Wooga, GameHouse, EA, Funzio, and Digital Chocolate.
Want the lowdown on all 16 launch titles to hit Google+ Games? Head right this way. But be prepared to lose a lot of hours…
There’ll be some frowning faces over at Facebook today. In an entirely unshocking move, Google has announced Google+ Games and it’s got big names on board already. Rovio announced Angry Birds Facebook earlier this year but the game has yet to flock there. Just like those pesky pigs with the eggs, Google’s grabbed it first.
Angry Birds has landed on Google+ alongside titles from PopCap (Bejeweled Blitz), Zynga (Zynga Poker) and BioWare (Dragon Age Legends). Read on for full details on the long-awaited Google games service…
It’s nearly time to chow down on some well-earned lunch, but before you do, check out what’s happened today in the world of tech. We’ve got it all right here, in our news round-up.
A story broke earlier this year about Game Center being hacked, so you could submit any score you like for an iOS game of your choice. Well now we’ve had word direct from Rovio that the Angry Birds scores have been hacked along with it.
So if your top score is nowhere near the best, read on for some consolation.
The Angry Birds factory at Rovio has cranked out a new episode and it’s set to be the hardest one yet. Angry Birds Seasons: Summer Pignic will give you just one bird per level to knock out all the pigs. That’s a tough twist on the usual set up and its headed to Android, webOS, iPhone, iPad and Symbian devices.
Rovio says Angry Birds Seasons: Summer Pignic is coming soon so in the meantime catch the trailer after the break and bone up on your technique with our Angry Birds physics masterclass…
An understanding of physics is essential to Angry Birds, but did you know Rovio’s classic can help you get your head round some quite complex concepts at the same time (coefficient of restitution, anyone?) using some nifty analysing software?
Click through for videos of how Angry Birds can help you brush up on your physics. If only iPhone games existed when we were taking our GCSEs.
