Angry Birds Epic Tipped to Be a Turn-Based Strategy RPG

Angry Birds is one of the most popular mobile game franchises of all time. There have been several games launched in the series and until the Angry Birds Go racing game landed, most of the apps had the same basic game play. A new Angry Birds game had been teased with the tagline “The Most Epic Soft Launch Ever.”

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It appears that the word “Epic” was a hint at the next game. Reports have surfaced along with some screen shots that call the new game Angry Birds Epic. The game is rumored to be a narrative, turn-based strategy RPG. If that is accurate, it will be a big change from its traditional game play.

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The game will be free to play and will be supported via in-game purchases. Screenshots tease “epic” upgrades that involve upgrades for your characters and more. Those weapons and upgrades are tipped to be items that the player crafts in the game. Unsurprisingly, to speed up the crafting process, gamers are said to be able to purchase the upgrades in the game with real money.

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Angry Birds Epic will land first in Australia and Canada. There’s no word on exactly when it will be released.

[AngryBirdsNest via NDTV]

The Six Types of Apple Store Genius

The Six Types of Apple Store GeniusThis isn’t brick and mortar, it’s glass and steel. Pseudonymous Apple Store employee J. K. Appleseed walks you through a choose-your-own-adventure story with a twist. Yep, we’re going backstage at Apple Retail, the supercollider of human expectations and consumer technology.

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New Samsung AMOLED Tablet Specifications ‘Confirmed’

New Samsung AMOLED Tablet Specifications Confirmed

For quite some time now we have been hearing rumors that Samsung is gearing up to launch a new AMOLED tablet later this year. The company’s first and only AMOLED tablet was released back in 2011, it was called the Galaxy Tab 7.7. Display size of the new tablet is not known, but it is believed to range between 8-inches and 10-inches. Specifications of this tablet have been “confirmed” by a site with a credible past record, but one should check them out with an open mind and take the information with a grain of salt.

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    Xbox 360 Spring Bundle proves Microsoft isn’t quitting yet

    While generally a sort of fire sale like the one you’re about to see here is something we’d suggest means a stock reduction is in order, Microsoft appears to be … Continue reading

    Survey Predicts ‘Swing Gamers’ Opting For PS4 Instead Of Xbox One

    Survey Predicts Swing Gamers Opting For PS4 Instead Of Xbox One

    In November 2013 both next generation gaming consoles were finally released. Microsoft’s Xbox One and Sony’s PlayStation 4 are now competing against each other in the market, and as per recent results, the latter seems to be outperforming its competitor. The Xbox One is a mean machine in its own right, so its not like it doesn’t have the guts to take on PS4. DealNews recently conducted a survey and found that almost 35 percent of the 1,727 polled who owned both Xbox 360 and PS3 said that they’d rather only purchase the PlayStation 4.

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    The PonoPlayer ain’t no ordinary MP3 player

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    Yes, Pono is an awkward name. No, it’s not a new type of music file. And yes, you can finally get dibs on one. The PonoPlayer was finally unveiled on Kickstarter in March 2014 after years of speculation and delays.

    Neil Young’s Pono ecosystem consists of two distinct platforms; the PonoPlayer hardware, and the PonoMusic Web store.

    While “MP3 player” might as well be a bad word in the audiophile community, that is essentially what the PonoPlayer is. Though it is designed to reproduce high-resolution (24-bit/192kHz) music, it features compatibility with FLAC, ALAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, and AAC (unprotected) formats — something most other MP3 players can do, and some do high-res, too.

    In a world of iPod clones, the design of the PonoPlayer definitely sticks out. This is a small device measuring 5 inches high by 2 inches wide and an inch deep. Back in the mid-Noughties, iRiver had a series of players (the T60, T50, and so on) that featured a triangular shape very similar to the PonoPlayer’s, but iRiver doesn’t make “… [Read more]

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    The 404 1,444: Where we’re trapped in a phone booth (podcast)

    Recycled phone booths get new life as fish tanks

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    – Here’s a map of said phone booth and one of the first transcribed conversations that took place there.

    – The best theater in the galaxy: now you can watch “Gravity” in zero gravity.

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    United Airlines free movie initiative not limited to iOS

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    Someone (finally) made a Galaxy Gear clone

    At first glance this beauty might look like the Galaxy Gear, but it’s actually the PW305. Apparently the guys at Podoor didn’t get the memo from CNN that people weren’t counterfeiting smartwatches, and made this stylish number. The company tells us…

    Architect Repays Fickle Utah Customers With Anonymous Concrete Bunker

    Architect Repays Fickle Utah Customers With Anonymous Concrete Bunker

    Are you happy now, Park City? After a planned addition to the Kimball Art Center sparked public outrage over the design—an awesome, spiraling log cabin from space—the architects behind the proposal, Bjarke Ingels Group, have unveiled an austere new design.

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