Angry Birds Seasons: Cherry Blossom Festival! Update Hits Google Play

March 7, 2012

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Ahh, is it that time of season already? Rovio is keeping it going strong with their latest iteration to the Angry Birds franchise. The company has updated their Spring version of the game, Cherry Blossom Festival in preparation for the upcoming season. So, while we're all still waiting for Angry Birds Space to hit the ground running on a device that is not the Galaxy Note, here's a little something to take the edge off. The Spring time app will offer the Cherry Blossom and Japanese themed game with fifteen standard levels and two bonus levels that are hidden. And there doesn't appear to be an intro to any new birds that we can see in case you were wondering. They're saving those for Angry Birds Space which we could see on or around March 22nd. Fingers are crossed. Feel free to leave a comment or two below and don't forget to take some pigs and kick some names for us.

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