Angry Birds Mine

Already I have been talking about angry birds, a game that has had a runaway success on all platforms (Android, iOS, Windows Phone 7) which he has worked and it has become a reference in the sector of video games for smartphones. As new updates arrive to Mine and Dine, the last chapter of the game of pissed-off birds. And is that Mine and Dine will receive a total of 15 new nieles which will be version 1.6.2

For those not so they know tell you Mine and Dine is the sixth episode of Angry Birds, where places its curious protagonists in the heart of a mine, with the same mechanism: burst block and freeing the caged birds

The official news of the Angry Birds 1.6.2 version include 15 new levels, collectables to find jewelry, possibility to use the Mighty Eagle, payment, and can use it many times as you want in addition to fix small bugs as the problems of load times.

Last comment on that euros is already available in Apple's AppStore at a price of 0.79 free of charge in the Android Market.

Source | Androidpolice

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Angry Birds updated to Windows Phone 7

 

Rovio Mobile, responsible for one of the games most famous mobile, Angry Birds, is it not to. If the last thing we learned is that the guys at Rovio just launch the updated Mine And Dine, the saga of pissed-off birds, now we learn that is updated version 1.1 of Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7.

This update not only have reviewed small errors, particularly in the graphic aspect of the game, but they have also passed for 135 levels to 225. Come on, 90 new levels for Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7.

The game maintains its price in the MarketPlace of WP7, 2.99€. Some will seem abusive, more if we take into account that the Android version is free and iOS costs only 0.79 cents. For these players could recommend them Panda VS Ninjas, a game very similar to Angry Birds but with a much more attractive price: has a free version with advertising or other payment, only 0.99€, without ads.

Anyway I think that the guys from Redmond are doing things really well and each time Windows Phone 7 step stronger.

Source | WP7Central

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