Rovio's Angry Bird is landing on the Chrome in the first version of addictively popular smart phones and tablets game tailored for play on computer web browser.
"We wanted to bring the Angry Bird's to the web or a long time," Peter Vestebacka of Finnish software firm Rovio said while launching the new version of at Google developers conference in San Fransico.
"One of the reasons we've been angry is we've' not able to bring this to the web, until today."
Vesterbacka stepped on a stage during conference keynote at which Google engineers showed off Chrome browser improvements that include ramped-up graphics speeds for smooth rendering of imagery in games.
"We are bringing 'Angy Birds' to the biggest platform of the web and it's one of the best version that is built to date," Vesterbacka said , it really rocks, as you will see.
Once the game is installed in the Chrome browser, the game can be entirely even if the internet if the computer is not connected to the internet.
"It will make those flights more bearable," said vesterbacka, who is referred to as Rovio's "Mighty Eagle."
Angry Birds has shot to pop culture stardom and lauched Rovio into world wide fame.
Millions of tablets and smart phone users have downloaded the game and are tapping at their devices, catapulting cartoonish birds into absurd fortresses built by little green pigs who have stolen the birds' eggs.
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