DHGF: Angry Birds Trilogy arguably manages to be the definitive version of the game, but doesn’t do so without cost. Its MSRP is higher than any other version of the game and far exceeds the total investment needed to download all of its content on a mobile device. It brings together Angry Birds Classic, Angry Birds Seasons, and Angry Birds Rio together in one package along with all of their respective updates and even a few exclusive stages. The Wii U’s gamepad lends itself well to the gameplay, as the touchscreen controls are far more accurate than any controller or motion controls can pull off, plus the off-TV play makes it a nice game to doodle with while having the television turned to something else.
Techtorial: Target is now slashing the prices of several video games including Final Fantasy X | X-2 - HD Remaster Limited Edition and more.
Crap deals. If you have Amazon Prime the deals on Amazon beat these every day of the week not just when Target tries to disfoint them.
Target does price match so getting the game in store when you want is a great option if they have the game available.
Plus if you pre-order any game you'll get an additional 5dlls off and a 5dlls gift card at Target.
What can possibly be said about Angry Birds that hasn’t been said a million times already? A game that started out as a humble iPhone app just four years ago has now permeated our culture in a huge way. There are multiple sequels to the original game, toys, books, an animated television series, and it’s nearly impossible to walk down the street without seeing someone donning an Angry Birds t-shirt, Baseball cap, or some other swag. Once you’ve accepted the fact that Angry Birds is here to stay, the question then becomes “why?”
Ken McKown writes: When I finally sat down to put words to paper on Angry Birds Wii U, I was left wondering what else I could say that hasn’t already been said. Angry Birds is the biggest thing in gaming right now. Love it or hate it, everyone knows it, and nearly everyone has played it. That made me wonder why it was so late hitting the Wii U, the console it seems most likely to fit on. The use of the touchpad along with the audience seems ripe for the picking, but then again it is also $50 for a set of games anyone can obtain for one tenth of that on other platforms.
