Angry Birds 2 is a direct sequel to the phenomenal game Angry Birds game that took mobile gaming by surprise, setting up a ...

Sometimes it feels like this is Angry Birds’ world, and the rest of us are just living in it. The physics puzzle game is the 800-pound gorilla of the App Store. Whether in its original, iPad, or ...

Especially the bird replacement, which can make a 2 or 3 bird level into a 1 bird level. As for the game play, it’s everything you’ve come to know and love from Angry Birds.

In Angry Birds Space, that now extends to orbital trajectories. On some levels, players will have to take into account the effects of zero-gravity, while others will be influenced by the pull of ...

The Angry Birds franchise includes a large number of games, with Angry Birds 2 being one of the best in the series. The title features various birds like Red, Bomb, Silver, and more.

Angry Birds has grown faster than Google, Skype, Facebook, and Skype, said Business Insider Nicholas Carlson, who moderated the panel. This is what Vesterbacka told us before he went on-stage.

Now Bollen, who outfits his home with a red “Angry Birds” throw pillow, has reached 12th place for the iPad. And since he’s a newbie, some aren’t taking seeing their scores beaten so well.

With familiar characters, drift-racing action, and good-looking graphics, Angry Birds Go! is a fun arcade racer, but repetitive gameplay and freemium limitations are regrettably part of the package.

In Angry Birds Star Wars, a totally new edition of the game out Nov. 8 for iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle Fire, Mac, PC, Windows Phone and Windows 8, the birds and pigs alike will take on the ...

Launched early on Tuesday, Angry Birds Rio is already the No. 1 iPhone and iPad paid game app in the U.S. and 49 foreign markets, including all major territories except Japan.

Angry Birds Star Wars would be the most fun and most satisfying entry in the ultra-popular bird-flinging franchise even without the Star Wars license thanks to its evolved and refined gameplay.

This article was originally published with the title “Education Is for the (Angry) Birds” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 309 No. 2 (August 2013), p. 68 ...