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Angry Birds Headed To PS3, PSP, DS
I'm going to admit something: I don't really know what Angry Birds is. See, I don't own an iPhone. However, pretty much everyone else around the office does, so I've been hearing the words "Angry Birds" in passing for weeks now. If publisher Chillingo has their way, I may finally have my chance to discover this mysterious game.
In an otherwise fluffy story by The Sun about this downloadable game's success, Chillingo co-founder Joe Wee revealed that they are planning to bring the game to the PlayStation 3 as well as PSP and DS. He doesn't mention any details on what form the release will take, but it's probably safe to assume that on PS3 it will be a downloadable PSN game rather than a retail release.
Are you already well-versed in the language of Angry Birds, or will you be discovering this apparently super-addictive title for the first time with me when it makes it to these new platforms?
[via Joystiq]
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