Google’s Great Chrome-Based Angry Birds Giveaway

I know, you've already played Furious Birds free of charge on your mobile, but some games are like favorite books and worth revisiting, right? And with games, you'Ra non really retreading, are you, what with all the alternative ways most let you solve a problem?

Might as well download Google Chrome and set u the first batch of Angry Birds levels so (or just visit chrome.angrybirds.com, which works in well-nig browsers), because Google and Rovio are liberal their unexampled web browser-settled version away clear. They've also added a few "Chrome-inspired" levels (these work in whatsoever web browser, too). I buttocks't tell you what they look like, because you have to shell the introductory batch ("Poached Eggs") to unlock them, and…well…okay, confession: I still haven't beat "Poached Eggs" on my iPhone. No do-overs until I have the full complement of 189 of 189 gold stars, secured without the aid of the Right Eagle, listen you.

[UPDATE: Looks same you assume't have to beat all of "Poached Eggs" to convey at those Chrome levels. They're instead unlocked away finding and hitting hidden targets in specific levels. That, and it seems the unfit's been rig-hacked (chacked?) to a fault.]

As of this post, Google's Choleric Birds app paginate has nearly 163,000 users, and since information technology sporty launched, ended 100,000 each week installs. Information technology's still technically in of import, but everything seems to function as you'd expect (you use your mouse pointer instead of your finger to sling-load and tap). Google's already issued a version 1.01 darn declaiming "Pigs in Level 1-20 will not lawsuit you any more problems!" Also: "More content updates and bug fixes will ejaculate before long."

Curious things you can't do in mobile version: cargo multiple instances, so the annoying theme song plays in triplicate, which makes it almost as gripping as Pomplamoose's inspired interpretation:

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