Angry Birds: Halloween
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Angry Birds: Halloween
$1.99
Rovio Mobile
iPad and iPhone
What do you call it when a company releases nearly identical levels of a game with a holiday theme? If you answered, “Obviously a free update, LOL, that’s what Doodle Jump does!” than you’d be sadly mistaken. Unless, of course, you’re actually talking about Doodle Jump.
Angry Birds, on the other hand, is about milking loyal customers.
They’re angry because they have no sense of existential purpose.
That being said, it’s just $1.99 on the iPad right now, which puts it at a solid three dollars less than its Halloween-less counterpart. However, the original has like a billion levels, and the spine-chilling Halloween version only comes with 45 levels. So, it is worth the two bucks? Maybe. It is Angry Birds, after all.
And besides, it comes with especially spooky new cutscenes.
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MerlyU
November 04, 2010 at 9:49pm
Angry birds might have something to do with the Halloween. *Celtic Pagans launched Halloween on its long background with their Samhain festival in ancient Ireland some millennial ago. The Pope got into the act ultimately, declaring All Saints Day as a ploy to deter Pagans from traditions he regarded as blasphemous. Here is the proof: The history of Halloween Pagans, the Pope and candy companies Trick or treat owes an excellent deal of its substance to the Pagans and the Pope, not to mention the advertising campaigns of United States sweets manufacturers.
Mystakill
October 28, 2010 at 12:59pm
It appears that not everyone is aware that Angry Birds was developed by Rovio Mobile, not Chillingo, which only published it. Rovio Mobile is self-publishing its own games these days, seemingly after some sort of falling-out with Chillingo; thus they couldn't introduce new levels for Angry Birds because that's still being published by Chillingo.
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