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Another day, another Angry Birds story. After having runaway success on the iPhone and finding two million eager Android gamers to get it for free, the most popular mobile game of the moment is now on Nokia's Ovi Store.
Rovio released a beta version of Angry Birds for Ovi-enabled Symbian^3 phones earlier in the year and has now made the full game available. Like Android, the Ovi version is free.
"We see great potential in Ovi Store, and we're looking forward to steadily growing numbers of Angry Birds finding their way to Nokia device," said Rovio CEO Mikael Hed.
Angry Birds has become so successful that its publisher, Chillingo, was just bought out by EA for $20 million. Rovio, as the developer, does still retain all rights to Angry Birds. But with its publisher now part of one of the biggest video game companies in the world, there could be much bigger and better things in store for the future of the franchise.
Oct 22, 2010
Angry Birds discounted on Android - now free!
Despite having already sold over seven million copies at 99 cents a piece
Microsoft: Angry Birds coming to Windows Phone 7; Angry Birds developer: lolwut?
Looks like someone jumped the gun
