
So, the team behind angry birds has developed a HTML 5 version which anyone can play for free on any HTML 5 compliant browser. Although the game has been optimized for Google Chrome, it works pretty well in Firefox.
Here, check it out: http://chrome.angrybirds.com/
And in case you do not know what angry birds is (seriously?), you can check out the trailer below:
Electronics Arts has released the trailer for the next iteration of its Need For Speed franchise. The game will send you on a cross country illegal run from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to the Empire State Building in New York City and will involve street racing in all kinds of terrains. Here is the trailer:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR693MTwzq8
[via ForeverGeek]
If you have an iOS device and haven’t played Doodle jump yet, you might as well give your device away to an even dumber friend. Yes, we love Doodle Jump more than anything.
While this isn’t the best or most complete compilation of the History of Gaming, it’s worth a watch (and more) for it’s unique presentation style. The gamer sits in his chair while technology keeps getting better resulting in better TVs and consoles and, well, games.
And yeah, Xbox is missing. We noticed.
[via Engadget]
Yuck, this is crap.
Now, stand up and thank God for creating Koji Kondo and making him creative enough that he composed the original.
[via CrunchGear]
Super Mario Bros…Check.
FPS…Check!
Capture the Flag…CHECK!
Also, arguably the brightest colors you’ve seen in an FPS ever.
Angry Birds is probably the only game which can be played across a wide range of devices running different operating systems. To keep you hooked on, while you’re away from your mobile device, the birds are coming soon as a facebook game soon (by next month)
This would the favorite pass time for most corporate slaves, after all who doesn’t want to throw things at the pigs (*ahem* boss). Thanks to Facebook’s social circle the game will be probably be better with ranking, challenges and collaborative gaming between friends.

Turns out what we heard before wasn’t entirely true. Mirror’s Edge is still alive!
We heard before that Zynga is all set to target the 1 billion (and increasing) Indian population and is exploring new payment options. Looks like they have finally settled on one. Reportedly, Zynga’s Game cards will start selling in 6 countries across Asia namely, India, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and Philippines.

In a sad sad news, EA has announced that Mirror’s Edge 2 has been cancelled. EA said that the game’s in-development prototype wasn’t upto the mark and anyway the original didn’t have sales or reviews good enough to make sure a sequel will happen.