‘The Angry Birds Movie’: How Rovio turned its hit game into an animated film
For the first time in franchise history, the eponymous Angry Birds can walk and talk. And they’re using their new social skills to try...
Angry Birds Action! pinball-inspired mobile game is just a piece of Rovio’s giant transmedia strategy
Angry Birds Action! is a fast-action free-to-play mobile game where you can smash piggies with Angry Bird characters in a pinball-like fashion. It’s been...
Angry Birds Stella parkours its way onto mobile devices today
The new mobile game from Rovio Entertainment features parkour, superpowers, and achievements. Despite its cute looks, it's also pretty tough.
Angry Birds maker Rovio chooses a new CEO to succeed longtime boss in 2015
The chief executive of Rovio Entertainment, the maker of the iconic mobile game Angry Birds, will turn over the top job at the company in 2015 to Pekka Rantala. Hed has run the Espoo, Finland-based company for the past five years, helping to turn Angry Birds into a global phenomenon.
We’re getting Angry Birds fatigue — and it shows in studio’s falling profits
Rovio experiments with the free-to-play business model in 2013, but that didn't pay off. The studio expects that to change in 2014.
Angry Birds developer denies colluding with the National Security Agency
The game company instead explains that third-party ad networks are likely providing data to spy agencies.
Rovio doubles its revenue in 2012 on strong game and consumer-product sales
Angry Birds developer Rovio reports a strong financial 2012 with consumer products bringing in nearly 45 percent of total revenue.
Rovio to launch Angry Birds cartoons inside its mobile games
Angry Birds will truly be ubiquitous, and the videos may give a boost to Rovio's games.
Rovio unveils its ‘other white meat’: a Bad Piggies game
Bad Piggies are stealing the limelight from those Angry Birds starting Sept. 27.
Angry Birds creator Rovio says merchandising is 30 percent of revenue
Angry Birds creator Rovio Entertainment reported today that merchandising and licensing revenues accounted for about 30 percent of its sales in 2011.