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CANADIAN MOBILE FIRM Research in Motion (RIM) has proudly though belatedly announced that it can now offer its users Angry Birds on their Playbook tablets.
The Playbook has been somewhat slow to impress people and has not set the tablet market alight in ways that perhaps the firm had expected.
Still, it is no doubt a lot more fun to use now that you can play a game on it that has been available on other devices for more than a year.
Three versions of the game are available on the Playbook, the original Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, and Angry Birds Rio, which was released to coincide with a film of the same name.
You know the drill, you fire birds at pigs in order to kill them and save unhatched eggs. Given that the birds you send die in the explosions it is possibly a rather self defeating exercise.
Anyway, it is in the Blackberry App store now. We could only find the US price, despite looking in the UK store, and this is $4.99 for each game. µ
What is it about Angry Birds? There are other games out there. Why does The Inq feel this is a news story?
"...Blackberry App[World[of diappointment]] store ... $4.99 for each game..."
It's become a regular tradition that "$4.99" on AppWorld will mysteriously become $9.99 upon check-out. Based on multiple reports from various sources.