Angry Birds is dressed as a cartoon, as stated by Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio. Meanwhile, the Angry Birds Valentine Edition is already ready, specifically designed to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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Angry Birds, strong with over 50 million downloads, is no longer content with just smartphone screens and aims to reach an even wider audience. The turning point will come soon: Angry Birds will become a cartoon, as announced by Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio. There have been no additional news on this, so it is not yet clear if the Angry Birds “cartoon” will be broadcast on TV, streamed online, or will still remain on smartphones.
Angry Birds is a game that knows no boundaries of popularity: the 50 million downloads, in fact, come across the board, from the App Store, from Ovi Store and from Android Market. Precisely the release of Angry Birds on Android was the so-called “acid test” for Rovio, the game’s production house: at the very announcement of the release, about two million downloads were made during the first weekend of availability on the Android Market.
A total success, even despite the fact that this smartphone game is not free; yet, despite having a purchase price (albeit small), users continue to prefer it and even download the new themed versions that are periodically launched. After the Christmas release, the next version will be the Angry Birds Valentine Edition: on Valentine’s Day, the angry birds and digital pigs will “celebrate” lovers.
In summary, then, work continues on new releases, the cartoon project, and the crazy download numbers: what else could be in the future of Angry Birds? A great milestone remains: the transition to consoles.
Even in this case, substantial news could arrive soon since the development team has not stopped working specifically on this possibility.
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