Use Google Chrome? Play angry birds.
Angry Birds
It's not Flash or Java, I think it must be some kind of fancy HTML5 tech.
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Use Google Chrome? Play angry birds.
Angry Birds
It's not Flash or Java, I think it must be some kind of fancy HTML5 tech.
Also works in Firefox 4 and IE9. The game itself is HTML5, but it does use Flash to provide sound. If you don't have Flash installed it will ask you to install it.
It does work, albeit laggy, in the late version of Firefox 3. Very addictive i seem to have lost an evening, if anyone has seen it please let me know!
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Originally Posted by john
I saw it - can't give it back but here is to the next one :D
Looks like a site to block on Monday ;-)
Indeed!I am sure Smoothwall picks it up as a Gaming Site already :)Quote:
Originally Posted by tech_guy
The missus will enjoy this :D The angry birds game that is lolQuote:
Originally Posted by john
The downside is that FF4 doesn't sync your levels between PCs.. :(
IE9 certainly wont..
Completed it this morning after playing for about 3 hours :P
hehe its addictive isn't it! I don't regret loosing an evening now :DQuote:
Originally Posted by timbo343
haha, its one of those "just another 5 more mins" games
That is one of the most addicting games ever...Angry Birds is one game that can totally ruin my productivity for an entire day...LOL Not that Oblivion or Skyrim (once I finally get it!) doesn't, but it's funny that Angry Birds is so simple, yet addicting!
I knew that it used HTML5 technologies, but I wasn't aware that it also used Flash.
also try Cut the Rope similarly addictive
We can't supply you with a new evening, but what we can do is refund your sleep tonight to make up for the time on the lost eveningQuote:
Originally Posted by john
I've seen that in the Android marketplace, but haven't tried it yet. I will have to try it! Thanks for the recommendation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pyroman