Now Angry Birds heads to Nokia

MCV Staff 25th October 2010 Media & PR

Rovio Mobile might be seizing headlines for the two million downloads of its Angry Birds game on Android this week, but the company is targeting other smartphones too.

The full Symbian version of Angry Birds has gone live on Nokia’s Ovi Store, and is available to buy now.

Yes, that’s ‘buy’. At the present time, it’s only the Android version of the game that is free and ad-supported, thanks to Rovio’s deal with Google.

The Ovi Store version of the game costs 3, which may disappoint users, considering that the iPhone version costs 59p – despite having 195 levels to the Ovi version’s 105.

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