Angry Birds Game Flying to Facebook

The Angry Birds game is the #1 mobile game in the market, and as it’s getting ready to surpass the 100 million downloads mark, Rovio has announced that the Angry Birds game is flying into Facebook.

The ever so popular Angry Birds game is getting ready to couple itself with the most popular social network, Facebook, outreaching to even more potential consumers across the globe. The game is scheduled to be launched onto Facebook in about a month, says the Angry Birds Facebook page.

The Angry Birds game online has been out for less than a year, and the feats it has accomplished is nothing less the astonishing. On the verge of surpassing the 100 million downloads threshold, the game is now available on so many various platforms such as iOS, Android, PC, WebOS, Symbian, and consoles and handhelds planned for the near future. But now with an expansion to Facebook, one can only imagine the level of dominance it will reach compared to its competitors in the industry. So now the question is, how will the Facebook version of Angry Birds Game differ from the mobile version we’ve come to know and love? Well according to Rovio, the new Facebook version will apparently give the green piggies their shot at glory! How fun and exciting does that sound!? According to Mikael Hed, Rovio’s CEO, Angry Birds game Facebook version will have totally new features to the game. He continued to say, due to the social nature of Facebook the pigs will have a more active role.

If you are looking to feed you’re addiction and want to stay in tuned with the latest and greatest of Angry Birds game news, just check out the Angry Birds Facebook page. And for those who don’t already know, this Facebook expansion is not the only effort Rovio has made to expand their product. Of course a company must have a good product in order to have success, but sometimes that is just not enough. Rovio is a great example of how hard work and customer appreciation pays off. Ever since their original release of the Angry Birds game they have continuously been releasing new episodes and versions via their Seasons package as well as making the game available in practically every capable mobile platform. On top of that they have a special version scheduled to be released this month, Angry Birds Rio, which is a direct collaboration with the upcoming Disney film Rio. And even more impressive was the announcement from Peter Vesterbaka, Rovio’s head honcho, that they are planning on producing a movie based entirely on the Angry Birds game!

Needless to say Rovio has done a steller job marketing their product, and this union with Facebook is sure to bring Angry Birds colossal heights.