Angry Birds, popular smartphone application game by Rovio Entertainment Ltd. has recently released its latest special edition installment called Angry Birds Seasons. Featuring 145 levels, the latest Seasons update follows the Angry Birds as they head to China in celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
“Fireworks popping, lanterns glowing, red envelopes bursting with money – it’s Chinese New Year! This holiday is China’s biggest and longest festival, a time for feasting with family and friends, setting off fireworks, and having fun. The Angry Birds are celebrating the start of the Year of the Dragon, but the piggies are trying to scare them away from their eggs! Luckily the Angry Birds have some help – the Mighty Eagle has transformed into the fearsome Mighty Dragon!” Angry Birds Seasons is available to download from Apple iTunes or Android Market for free. Link, Link
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Author: Chris Date: January 24th, 2012 Tags: America, Asia (North), Entertainment, Technology |
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