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[Zinix]

Rovio has announced Angry Birds Stella, a new line within the increasingly lucrative Angry Birds universe.

According to the press release, Stella and her friends are "a group of feisty characters with a shared love for fun, adventure and creativity".

In terms of story, it will take "fans to parts of the Angry Birds world we've never seen before. Angry Birds Stella is all about inspiration, empowerment and other real issues, without forgetting entertainment and quirky fun."

It promises to be much more than a game, however. The press states promises "a wide range of entertainment across multiple media, such as games, animation, toys, books and other retail products for many years to come."

This is the announcement Finnish developer Rovio had been teasing over the last twenty-four hours.

Mikael Hed, Rovio's CEO, said, “Angry Birds Stella is breaking the mold by introducing strong, passionate characters who really stand for something, while adding plenty of action and reality into the mix

http://www.ign.com/a...tella-announced

 

 

Feminists will be upset with this as nothing satisfies them. 

[Ledo Jaeger]

this is pure silliness and doesn't belong in freaking angry birds of all things

[DexterousGecko]

I love it. The picture features classic "girly" colors, "girly" writing even. Feminists will be pissed lol. They should have made a bunch of butch looking birds lol.

[Portal]

This is stupid, Just make a good game and it won't matter. Same goes for other mediums.

[KeptMyWiiUAndLeftTheForums]

I wonder when we'll see a game about the problems the males face.

LOL Jk guys don't have problems. /s

[SteventheSlayer]

I'm still trying to figure out how these are "strong, passionate characters who really stand for something." 

[Abcdude]

I'd wait until the console version comes out for 58 times the price.

[Auzzie Wingman]

Once upon a time Angry Birds was cool... I think.

[Ocarina of Time]

I'm still trying to figure out how these are "strong, passionate characters who really stand for something." 

 

It's just the go to sentence whenever something female related is used.  You see it everywhere.

Basically means nothing different.

Edited by Ocarina of Time, 13 February 2014 - 01:31 PM.

[KeptMyWiiUAndLeftTheForums]

It's just the go to sentence whenever something female related is used.  You see it everywhere.

Basically means nothing different.

It's like how every single teenage girl is "completely unique" and unlike all the other girls who are the same.

Edited by WydrA, 13 February 2014 - 06:47 PM.

[Raiden]

God the morons who support this unicorn tongue  series need to experience sounding. Making Rovio and these other idiotic mobile devs like King popular is just that. Sounding to the industry.