1. Angry Birds

2. How was angry birds created??? Well it all started in December in 2009. A company named Rovio Mobile had the great idea, that pigs stole some eggs, and the birds got very angry, and want them back. It’s a very simple idea. But what really is so interesting about the game is how you kill the birds. In the game, players use a slingshot to launch birds at pigs stationed on or within various structures, with the intent of destroying all the pigs on the playing field. As players advance through the game, new birds appear, some with special abilities that can be activated by the player. (Wikipedia).slingshotpigs Artifact 1

3. Nick Wingfield wrote in the Wall Street Journal: “Not since the invention of bacon and eggs has the collision of fowl and swine tasted so good”. Brittney R. Villalva, a Christian Post Reporter said “Birds has readily become the most talked about mobile device game. The newest version of the game will feature the Angry Birds in space. Angry Birds is the top-selling application on Windows' phones What reports think about angry birds This article was taken from the April 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Angry Birds is the first waste of 75 millions people's time that can be accurately quantified. Every day, users spend 200 million minutes -- 16 years every hour -- playing the mobile game. Three trillion pigs have been popped. It has filled billions of those interstitial moments spent riding the bus, on a plane or in important work meetings, and it is or has been the number-one paid app on iTunes in 68 countries, as well as the best-selling paid app of all time. It went straight to the top of the new Mac App Store in January, selling 150,000 copies in its first week. Sixty thousand Angry Birds soft toys have been sold. In January, the trailer for the new Angry Birds Rio racked up 500,000 YouTube views in a weekend; on official videos alone, Angry Birds has had 27 million total views. In total, the "brand" has taken more than €50 million: not bad for a game that cost €100,000 to make. On the first anniversary of its release, 2,405 people in 756 cities worldwide wasted even more of their time holding events in celebration of "Angry Birds Day". David Cameron and Justin Bieber say they are fans. So do Paul Gascoigne and Salman Rushdie.the new Mac App Store in JanuaryAngry Birds soft toysAngry Birds RioDavid CameronJustin Bieber Artifact 2

4. What Angry birds has turned in to. Angry Bird toy ball Angry Bird figure set Angry Bird cook book Artifact 3, 4, 5, 6 Angry Birds customs Angry Bird T- shirt

5. Artifact 7 Different versions of Angry Birds This is a female Angry Bird This is Angry Birds in Space This is the Rio version of Angry Birds