In February 2014, the hit mobile game Flappy Bird suddenly disappeared from the iOS App Store and Google Play Store at the peak of its popularity. The game, which had become a global sensation and was reportedly earning $50,000 a day, was pulled by its creator, Dong Nguyen, who felt overwhelmed by the attention it brought.

Nguyen had initially designed Flappy Bird as a simple game to play in short, relaxing moments. However, its addictive nature led him to remove it, stating, “It has become a problem. To solve that problem, it’s best to take down this game. It’s gone forever.”

Now, after a decade, game is making a comeback. The rights to the game have been acquired by The Flappy Bird Foundation, signaling its return. The new version of Flappy Bird is expected to offer enhanced features, though details on how it will be monetized remain unclear. Early versions are slated for release in Q3 of 2024, with a full launch on both app stores by 2025.

This revival shows that some classics never truly fade away. Keep an eye out for the updated Flappy Bird—it’s back and better than ever!

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Switch console was introduced by Nintendo earlier. Now the details have been released. The Nintendo released some information about pricing and release date. Nintendo Switch will release on 3rd March 2017.

The most prominent feature of this is the tablet like display. Now the game can be played on both the TV and tablet. The dock is used to connect the devices to use this capacitive touchscreen.

The other thing that is in lime light is Joy-Con controllers. Joy-Con  controllers are attached to both sides of the tablet for easy play. The controllers are designed such that they fulfill all requirements with style. The controllers have (each)

1) analog stick

2) four buttons layout

3) three shoulders button (two small ones on the inside, one outside)

4) these come in grey, red and blue colors.

To make multiplayer games easy and fun  motion and depth sensors are installed that console your position  HD Rumble is used for improvement of vibration feedback. Now it mimics behavior.

The game titles that were announced amazed the people and excitement reached to a whole new level. The titles includes Super Mario Odyssey, new Legend of Zelda, Mario Kart and new Splatoon game.

At first the non-traditional titles could not make it to the list. After years of standing out the have become a part. These titles include FIFA, RPGs such as Xenoblade Chronicles 2. A boxing game under the title of Arms and adventure game under title of  Dragon Quest were also in the list.

The exciting thing is that there are no regional restrictions.The games can be played and loaded in different territory.

The people can connect over WiFi. Up to 8 Switch players can join simultaneously.

The Nintendo Switch comes with battery life of 2.5 hours to 6  hours. The device comes with a USB Type C charging port.

Price and Release Date:

Now lets discuss some prices. The online game cost you some monthly charges but not much have been said on it. The device cost you worth  $299.

Nintendo Switch will be available from 3rd of March. The whole deal box includes

• 1 tablet
• 1 dock,
• 2 Joy-Cons as well as a grip.

All play station lovers get ready for the extreme fun.

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That’s why video games are a live saver. No really, I can avoid the sun and still have a good time playing all the awesome video games that are coming out this summer. Because I’m a nice person, I’ve compiled this handy list of the best video games coming out this summer. You’re welcome.

Edge of Nowhere

This virtual reality game is for the Oculus Rift. You’re Victor Howard, a dude on a journey through Antarctica to find his Ava Thorne, Howard’s wife who’s gone MIA.

Initially, you’ll start playing this Awesome video games thinking you’re just going through your run-of-the mill action-adventure tale, but soon you’ll find yourself in a dark, scary world full of the supernatural and mysterious. Victor encounters monster after monster and dives further into insanity as he searches for his one-true love. My kind of game.

Platform: Oculus Rift (PC)

Release date: June 6

Trials of the Blood Dragon

Ubisoft, which made one of my favorites “Assassin’s Creed” sometimes makes strange games. Trials of the Blood Dragon is one such oddity game. It’s just plain strange.

A combination of “Blood Dragon” (think Far Cry) and the Trials franchise (2D motocross in a nutshell) mixed with a dash of neon pink and you’ve got yourself a fun (?) motorbike racing game.

Release date: June 13, 2016

Platforms: PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox One

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE

Do you like pop music? Do you like saving the world from demons? Whelp, this game will be right up your alley. You will use the power of J-pop to save the world from demons and become the biggest pop idol in Japan. Move over, AKB48.

Release date: June 24, 2016

Platforms: Wii U

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Don’t get too excited. It’s the same as all the other Lego games (actually, isn’t that a reason to get very excited?). This third-person action game combines humor with a Lego version of “The Force Awakens”. You can play as your favorite Star Wars villains or heroes.

What makes this game extra fun is that it adds some story content in between The Force Awakens and Return of the Jedi, so this isn’t just some story; it’s actually a part of the canon!

Release date: June 28, 2016

Platforms: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One

Mighty No. 9

Boy did I love Mega Man. Luckily for me Might No.9 is quite similar, sort of like Mega Man’s spirit animal. It was created by Keiji Inafune and since the poor dude doesn’t have the rights to Mega Man, he just created a character just like him.

Release Date: June 21, 2016

Platforms: , PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii U, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo 3DS

“Mirror’s Edge Catalyst”

First-person games are a dime in a dozen. First-person shooters are even more common. You’ve played them. I’ve played them. Everyone’s played one, but “Mirror’s Edge” does things differently.

It’s still first-person, but you aren’t a gun. I mean, you don’t have a gun, you’re just a person who can kick major but using awesome acrobatic moves to take down gun-toting enemies.

Release Date: May 24, 2016

Platforms: PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox One

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

Deus Ex is a pretty fun franchise. Not much has changed in “Mankind Divided”; you’re still Adam Jensen, you’re still playing in first-person, and you still get to take down bad guys. You can chop and gun your way through your foes, or just sneak through all ninja style.

Release Date: August 23, 2016

Platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC

Hawken

In Hawken your aim is to fight big metal vehicles. Sounds fun, right? Hey, if you like shooters, but don’t like dying, in Hawken you take down foes from the safety if your own big metal vehicle. Clearly, this multiplayer game doesn’t take itself too seriously, and neither should you.

Release Date: July 1, 2016 on Xbox One, July 8, 2016 on PlayStation 4

Platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC

Videoball

If you like old-school looking games, you’ll enjoy tis 2D game that’s a blend of air hockey and football.  Sort of. Whatever the case, it looks great and you’ll definitely enjoy Videoball.

Release Date: July 12, 2016

Platforms: Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Inside

Have you ever been in Limbo? I’m talking about the game here, it was a fun game with a unique art style. Inside is also made by the Nordic studio Playdead; it’s the studio’s second game ever and it took a staggering six years to make.

Those six years were well spent. Inside is a 2D puzzle version of the game Limbo that’s just as unique and just as fun. Inside expands quite a bit on the previous game, Limbo. This is one you don’t want to miss out on.

Release Date: June 29, 2016 on Xbox One, July 7, 2016 on PC

Platforms: Xbox One, PC

No Man’s Sky

If you have a lot of time on your hands to play Awesome video games and are ready to dive into the endless place known as outer space, then No Man’s Sky is the game for you. It’s a first-person space exploration game that you’ll probably die before finishing.

The game was developed by Hello Games and there are millions upon billions of planets to explore. Sounds like a blast.

Release Date: August 9, 2016

Platforms: PlayStation 4, PC

Madden NFL 17

No good game rec article would be complete with Madden. Like clockwork, Madden NFL will be coming out this August. The good news for us though is that Franchise Mode will be changed so that online players can’t cheat as much.

Release date: August 23, 2016

Platforms: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One

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