Where there’s a will, there’s a way, and today the will is to recreate Flappy Bird inside of Super Mario World by manually injecting 331
Masque Attack clones real apps and once you install what you think is genuine, it literally takes over your phone.
Dave, Deon and Charlie hold down the fort in the studio again today, as they discuss South Africa’s recent rating as the 12th highest CO2
Prepare for more maddening, yet addictive frustration.
Should South African newsrooms look at videogames as storytelling?
Dong Nguyen’s smash-hit mobile game will be making a comeback in August.
Creative use of the Oculus Rift VR headset and a pneumatic platform lets humans fly like real-life flappy birds.
Here’s one set of buffalo wings that will be just as addictive, but leave you without sticky fingers
A new Flappy Bird clone has hit BlackBerry 10, and it’s good.
No, no. You should definitely not be thinking this hard about a game that had graphics from Mario and only one button to play.
Since you can’t travel back in time to download this game, this might be your cheapest bet.
Flappy Birds is no more, Iron Pants is The Next Big Thing
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