Angry birds game is the most popular game in the iPod, iPhone , Android, PC and even online gaming world today, these 7 birds that has superb skills in destroying the castles of impious pigs that loots the bird’s eggs. You can smash the pig’s temple by choosing one of the birds available to play.

Different kind of birds with supernatural power will totally makes your day with lot of fun and excitement. You’ll never notice that you’ll spending most of your time playing this game, Play it now at: Free-Games.net

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Ever paid for a game for your iPhone or iPad and then found it to be less than terrific, you may have played for about 15 minutes, completed it, or just got bored.  There’s a site called AppAggie that basically aggregates hundreds of new and  apps that are coming out each day from different sources.  Sometimes iTunes lists them days later or not at all, you’ll find them first on AppAggie.  One cool game is Angry Bots, its a Halo style interface that you can destroy robots with your unlimited ammo.  It’s a beta, but still freaking cool, and its a free one.  Check out Appaggie for more free apps and games for your iOS or Android device.

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New Zealanders have been enjoying Epic Games’ visual stunner for a few hours now, as per usual, but the past has caught up with the present, so to speak. Infinity Blade is now available on the US iTunes store for both the iPad and the iPhone. Drop the gun, give the mutants a rest, and pick up the sword — cost of entry is $5.99 and the file size is a whopping 318.3MB.

What are you waiting for?

Just a hunch here, but we’re guessing that Alienware’s CES stash all hit the production line at right about the same time. During the past day, we’ve seen the company’s M15x, M17x and OptX AW2310 hit the shipping stage, the latter of which is the firm’s first-ever 3D monitor. Checking in at 23-inches and boasting a full 1080p panel, this one also packs a 3 millisecond response time, 120Hz refresh rate and stereoscopic support when NVIDIA’s GeForce 3D Vision Kit is utilized. It’s up for order right now at $469, but if you follow that Logicbuy link down there, you’ll be able to snag it (for a limited time) for $449.10. Too bad that 3D kit will set you back another $200, but hey, no one said that witnessing the third dimension was cheap. Or remotely interesting.

But mostly cheap.

Thankfully Netflix’s CEO Reed Hastings wasn’t just stirring up hype last week when he said the chances of Netflix on Nintendo were “excellent,” as the deal’s just been inked and will debut in early Spring.

Joining the PS3 and Xbox 360, Netflix will bring its streaming video service to the Wii, offering movies and TV shows to subscribers of the $9/month DVD mail-out service. You’ll need to grab a software disc from Netflix though in order to get streaming rights on your Wii, but it’s sent to your pad for free so you can’t quibble much about that.

Worth pointing out though is that the Wii can’t give you anything more than 480p video resolution, so don’t go thinking this Netflix deal is the best news ever. [NY Times]

Yep, the floodgates have well and truly opened: id’s second revolution in shooters, Quake, has now been ported to the Pre courtesy of the new SDL library cooked into webOS. The current release isn’t playable: it crashes once you try to load a new game, and there are no key bindings to let you control it anyway. But the developer, dtzWill, has already fixed the issue and plans to push out a playable release soon. A fully-functional version is now available in Preware!

Via: EverythingPre

Via: PosiMotion

Officially the most individual and expensive PS3 in the world. Twelve weeks of unambiguous workmanship was involved to fashion this beautiful console. The whole main outer section has been reformed with circa 1,600 grams of solid 22ct gold. Both sides of the disc loading entrance have 58 individually set 0.50 ct Flawless diamonds which total 26ct. Available as a limited edition of only 3 to be made. This truly is gaming for the elite.

For the advancement of time, the game enthusiasts have experienced innovative gaming tools. All because of the blessing of modern technology, the definition of gaming has changed. When it comes to the discussion of the latest era of indoor gaming, then the thought of video gaming comes on the mind. Nowadays, these have become a craze among the young generations all over the world. There have been hundreds of gaming consoles developed to provide awesome experiences of gaming, but with the launch of Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii, a completely new dimension has added in the world of hi-tech gaming.

First let’s talk about the high definition systems which both the Sony PlayStation 3 and the Microsoft Xbox 360 fall in this category. Why? Well first off both have graphics output that is native to the high definition resolutions and as such can have games that are produced in hi-def. While yes the Wii COULD output in high definition Nintendo has wisely limited the resolution of games on its system. It was a wise decision not only because high definition capable televisions are not as main stream yet as some would hope, but also because of the Wii’s limited hardware capabilities*. The Sony PlayStation 3 takes things in the high definition world even further by using the Blue Ray disk as its standard drive, and making it as its standard for developing games. This not only gives developers 50 gigabytes of storage to play with but also higher quality sound and video.

Now lets talk about what we call hybrid technology, which only the Wii falls under this category. Why? it mostly has to do with Nintendo’s choice of processors and memory. With out diving to much in to boring (to some) technical talk its best to say that there is a mix or hybrid of new and old technologies in play inside the Wii. While this is also somewhat true with the Microsoft Xbox 360 the wii takes the idea to new levels. By using newer nano-technologies to make the processor they milk more power out of slower processors then used to be possible. They also use a mix of old and new generation memory, not only for backwards capabilities but also for faster processing. Even with all this the Wii is still not nearly as powerful as either of the other major gaming systems.

Now that we know the basic differences between the different types of systems lets talk about what is best and for whom.

Let’s start off with graphics, here is where most would just jump onto the Sony PlayStation 3, but if you take out the numbers, and go on a broader scale, the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 come out about even. If graphics are your only concern then these two systems will be your only choice, the Wii will have nice good clean graphics but it just can’t beat out the other 2. Though if graphics are your only concern you better have a High Definition TV to enjoy those wonderful graphics or they will leave you wondering what is so different.

So if you are like most of us gamers there is more to gaming then graphics, and if your in that category we cant tell you exactly what to buy but we can help you make the choice easier. With that in mind let’s look at over all value. Value in gaming can me so much to so many people so let us define it a bit, value will mean the sole relation to cost per enjoyment. Still pretty a broad definition but it will help clear things up.