Angry Birds Stella, the latest entry in Rovio's highly successful Angry Birds series, today launched for iOS devices. The game puts players in the role of lead character Stella and five of her bird friends as they protect their home of Golden Island from piggies through more than 120 playable levels.
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Notable gameplay features include a new tap-to-hold mechanic to target attacks and
the ability to scan Hasbro's interactive "Telepod" toys to bring different birds into play. Rovio will also be launching a new cartoon, animations, books and toys to complement the launch of Angry Birds Stella on iOS.
Angry Birds Stella is a free app for iOS devices and can be downloaded through the App Store. [Direct Link]
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"Stellllaaaaa"
I don't play Angry Birds anymore, but why should it offend me if there are new games?
Whiners keep whining... I read the thread only to see the whining... :-)
Hopefully as long as Nintendo has milked Mario. ;)
It's important to realize that our attachment to these games/fads/stories is built in our childhood which leads us to form a much stronger bond than we do to the games we encounter in our adulthood. In other words, they'll keep "milking" it until the generation this is aimed at stops playing.
Until people stop buying it.