angry birds
What the video game industry can teach us about starting up
We love getting together around a story. Make sure you tell your product’s story. Tell it well, and tell it often.
Angry Birds’ moves in Asia not flying under the radar
On the heels of its recently announced Alibaba partnership, and its first activity park in Southeast Asia, it seems the Finnish entertainment company’s future lies in Asia.
How Rovio launched an Angry Birds empire after 51 failed attempts (#StartupAsia preview)
How did Rovio finally manage to create the perfect game?
Rovio exec quits to help a Japanese music startup go global
Rovio’s top man in Japan gambles on new role at Beatrobo, a tiny hardware startup that hopes to reinvent the mixtape for our digital era.
NTT Docomo subscription service offers Angry Birds with premium in-game items that regenerate each month
Japanese subscription-based lifestyle service Sugotoku-contents is offering Angry Birds with premium items that regenerate each month.
One game saved Pocket PlayLab from the brink of disaster – and caught the eye of Rovio
The partnership between the Thailand-based game company and Rovio first came about last year but the path to becoming a Rovio Stars title wasn’t simple.
Evangelion meets Puzzle and Dragons in what looks to be the game’s biggest collab yet
Puzzle and Dragons next collaboration will feature characters from the new Rebuild Evangelion.
10 things Vietnamese people still don’t understand about Flappy Bird
There’s so much discussion and misunderstanding about why and how Flappy Bird rose to game, it’s worth addressing 10 of the most significant ones.
Angry Birds Go! review: mo’ money mo’ problems
The birds have set aside their grudge with the pigs for a friendly kart race in Rovio’s Angry Birds Go!, and I couldn’t be happier to see them getting along.
Angry Birds Go! out worldwide today, promises you an empty wallet this Christmas
Rovio Entertainment released its first major free-to-play Angry Birds title today in app stores worldwide and Angry Birds Go! promises quite the financial nightmare for your pocket. But why? Angry Birds Go!




