Nelson Minar says that "calling it Chrome Angry Birds is missing the point because what's really interesting is that it's a real-time multimedia cross-platform HTML 5 app" and he's right. Angry Birds works well in Internet Explorer 9 and even in Firefox 3.6, but there are some upcoming features that will only work if you install the Chrome app: for example, in-app payments.
CNet reports that "Rovio has built some special levels available only for the Chrome browser and the game includes some Chrome-specific tidbits like Chrome rocks, flowers, and clouds. Rovio will use the new in-app payments from Google to allow users to get to premium levels." Unfortunately for Rovio, a Web developer found a way to unlock all the levels injecting a very simple JavaScript code.
The game caches most of the resources, so you can play it offline.
Installation as a Chrome app is not a requirement for in-app payments.
ReplyDeleteIs it a paid game??
ReplyDeleteNo it free for the first batch of levels and the chrome specific content. New levels will cost money in the future.
ReplyDeleteNearly completed the game already, no cheating. Not exactly a long game. But it took longer than the last call of duty game I played.
@David : did you get all the "easter chrome eggs" ?
ReplyDeleteAngry birds is really very very interesting and full of joy.
ReplyDeletehttp://searchesntopics.com/2011/05/12/angry-birds-wi…nst-publishers/
I've played this game before. I love it.
ReplyDeleteКруто будем тестить
ReplyDeleteWinning!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy does it use flash to play audio rather than HTML5 audio tag?
ReplyDeleteShen, wait for full HTML5 support
ReplyDeleteWorks fine in FireFox4. Time killer game.
ReplyDeleteOne of the coolest games I have ever played.
ReplyDeleteI think it has to be cross browser compatible in order to stay popular.
Hi I am a great fan of Angry Birds. I was quiet amazed to know that I can play the game now on chrome. Surely gonna Try it out.
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