Flappy Bird's new owners try to clear confusion about its zombified mobile comeback, all while ignoring the big crypto-shaped elephant in the room
Flappy Bird is coming back under some strange circumstances, and the mobile icon's new owners have tried to clear the air.
Flappy Bird returns in a tangled web of cryptocurrency controversy
The hit mobile game has new owners who snatched up an abandoned copyright, and appear poised to turn it into a cryptocurrency ...
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Flappy Bird Studio Addresses Criticism, But Ignores The Game's Biggest Controversy
The Flappy Bird Foundation has released a statement addressing everything except the feature players are most concerned about ...
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How crypto bros wrested Flappy Bird from its creator
Fans of ultra-viral mobile gaming hit Flappy Bird who were stunned by the game's sudden removal from the iOS App Store 10 ...
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Flappy Bird Foundation Flaps Back at Critics, Says They Are True Successors of the 2013 Hit
The Flappy Bird Foundation released a statement after a wave of criticism arguing that they are the true successors of the ...
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10 Years Later, the Return of ‘Flappy Bird’ Highlights a Dark Turn for the Games Industry
Remember Flappy Bird? If you were playing mobile games in 2013, you almost certainly do, as the free, ad-supported game by a solo developer quickly became a phenomenon before disappearing from app ...
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Flappy Bird returning in expanded form for web browsers, iOS, and Android
Over a decade after its removal from mobile app stores, Flappy Bird Foundation, a new company that has acquired the official ...
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Flappy Bird Creator Denies Support for Crypto, Involvement in New Game Coming Back to Mobile
Kek, a founding member of the Flappy Bird Foundation, is leading the game's return to the gaming industry. The company is best known for developing Piou Piou vs. Cactus, a game that drew comparisons ...