Angry Birds The Mighty Hoax-5: Level 16-21

Angry Birds is a popular puzzle game and you can find it at 9game.

1. One black bird directly at the top rock pile will take out most of the pigs; use the remaining birds as needed.
2. One yellow bird sent straight up and accelerated towards the top pigs will crush those pigs; two more yellow birds sent to the same spot will crush the remaining pigs.
3. One white bird sent at the top pig, with the egg released just before the bird reaches the pig; a yellow bird sent down the middle will weaken and a black bird sent to the same spot will crush the remaining pigs.
4. A yellow bird accelerated towards the top of the tower crushes the pig within; a white bird's egg dropped at the gap between the ground weakens and a yellow bird dropped in the gap triggers the TNT.
5. A blue bird sent straight up in the air and separated immediately will take out most of the pigs; use other blue birds to take out remaining pigs.
6. A black bird aimed at the base of the right-hand tower will take out all the pigs on the right side; the yellow birds aimed at the center of the left tower will weaken it and a white bird aimed at the same spot will knock it over.

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Rovio awarded Over fake Angry Birds toys

9game provided: The popular strategy game, Angry Birds, developer Rovio has won a major court case against copyright and trademark infringement.

A major Angry Birds motion picture is coming in 2016, and Rovio is hopeful this will help boost game and merchandise sales yet again. Stamping out fake merchandise will help with this goal.


The Finland-based studio filed the copyright case back in September, claiming that vending machine importer and operator Toy Amazon Corp. of Monterey Park, Calif., sold counterfeit Angry Birds products. Toy Amazon failed to present a defence, and U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest awarded Rovio $4.3 million for trademark and copyright infringement, reports Bloomberg.
Mobile gamers play Angry Birds for 3.3 million hours every day, and a significant amount of Rovio’s revenue comes from associated merchandise. Back in 2012, Angry Birds-licensed merchandise accounted for 40 percent of Rovio’s $200 million revenue. Times are tougher now, and merchandise sales dropped to just $44 million in 2014 — with Rovio’s total revenue dropping to $169 million.
Toy Amazon wasn’t the only defendent in the case, but the others involved settled with Rovio previously. The court issued an order barring further copyright and trademark infringements of Rovio’s intellectual property.