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Angry birds
The angry birds have become one of the most addictive game in the market.It shows how you are good at your trajectory.The story of the game is a tribe of green pigs staling birds eggs, and we need to help them to get it.there are five kinds of Angry birds.They have different capabilities in a mission.They need to destroy the green pig tribe.The pig hides behind glass,wooden or stone formations and the flightleess birds have to destroy the formations using slingshots.Placing the right bird at the right place is the key to finish stages in single filing.They are mainly developed for touch screen interfaces although Google Chrome browser provides it.It is available in Google Chrome webstore.
Find the link in Google Chrome webstore.

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