"Angry Birds", the most-downloaded mobile application of 2011, was catapulted for the world of Facebook inside a bid by its Finnish maker Rovio to acquire 1 billion persons playing the addictive game.
True on the game's quirky theme, a bird flung at a pig over a giant screen marked its official Facebook launch in Jakarta, the world's most Facebook-connected city.
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Angry Birds to conquer the Facebook world
on Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Labels:
Angry Birds,
Facebook,
Games,
Henri Holm,
Indonesia,
Infant,
Jakarta,
Mobile Apps,
Rovio,
Rovio Asia
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