Angry Birds Critic Reviews

A truly astonishing port.

For $3.99, how can you afford not to find out why over 50 million people have downloaded Angry Birds?

So, if you have picked up Angry Birds on your mobile device, the PS3/PSP version does not offer anything new. Regardless of what system you play Angry Birds on, it is proof that simple, puzzle games can have AAA gameplay.

An infuriating test of trajectory skills and patience that will have you swearing, strooping and (perhaps most unbelievably of all) bloody well enjoying it.

Angry Birds is addictive, whether on PSP or not. It's funny and simple and a skill game for the whole family.

Owners of the original won't find any new gameplay levels, but they might enjoy the precise analog-based input the PSP and PS3 sticks provide.

In PS3, this is not going to be be the hit it has achieved to become in movile phones, but it retains its fun and entertainment, and offers lots of hours of fun for an affordable price.

Angry Birds, also in the Minis version, is a great puzzle game. Unfortunately some problems with the graphics engine, and its high price compared to the version for iPhone, make the best edition for Apple platforms. However, the title product by Chillingo is back again with a good and enjoyable porting.

If you haven't experienced Angry Birds, want to and don't have an iPhone/iPod, then you won't be disappointed with this edition of the game.

There's no denying that Angry Birds is fun, but it could use polish -- such as sharper visuals, a better price and smoother action. It's one of those games I could play for a few hours on a plane or obsess over on my couch.

The 200 or so levels will eat up a solid chunk of your gaming time and is very addictive to the casual gamer.

Angry Birds on the PSP is one really annoying bug away from being a fun game.

An enjoyable puzzler, but a haphazard port. Big shame.

Controls are everything. This Iphone classic has been totally destroyed in its conversion to Playstation 3, where the controls don't work.