angry birds
For ages I would just roll my eyes at all the Angry Birds mentions on Twitter and elsewhere around the internets and feel smug that I was above such nonsense, but then one day curiosity got the better of me and I downloaded the free version of the Original Angry Birds and tried it out. And then I saw they had a free version of Angry Birds Rio and thought I’d try that one too. Then today I actually PAID FOR a seasonal version. Well, it was all of 79 cents, but I knew then and there that I was hooked.
I’m not even that good at it, which was proved beyond doubt the other night when I let the seven-year-old boy in my Sevilla Tapas Tour group play Rio … he not only got through to the last levels but upped “my” scores considerably. He then proceeded to complete level 5 on Original Angry Birds in no time flat. I was still struggling to finish level 3. And if none of this means anything to you then consider yourselves lucky.
Of course now I really need an iPad because I also got Agustín hooked and I have to say that after playing Angry Birds on his iPad it’s very hard going back to the small screen.
heh heh, Az drank the Angry Birds Kool-Aid!
So funny! I know a lot of people who are addicted to this!
I even want to see the movie…
Since I don’t have an iphone I can’t play it.
I believe it works on Android, LG, and some Nokia phones too.
I thought it worked on all smart phones with touch screens.
Probably.
Pas de touchscreen….I have a phone that makes phonecalls and text… that’s about it.
When I went back to France last week or so, my brother introduced me to the game. What a thief of time!
Appalling admission: I’m ranked 923rd in the world.
Have you ever played on an iPad?
Yeah, it’s way easier.
Played it for the first time yesterday. I can see the addiction potential…