Today is the day for Angry Birds Space. It popped up on the Google Play Store late last night around 1AM, ready for your love. I’d attempt to break it down all in-depth with hands-on and all that fun, but come on, it’s Angry Birds. You guys know the game, this one just has zero gravity and a few other little twists. Same game, new setting. Go get it. Free or “premium” versions (which we hope means ad-free).

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In two days, Angry Birds will try to return to relevance with their newest body of work, Angry Birds Space. And that’s all we pretty much have to say about that.

Get your extra large towel, sunblock and man-kini ready – Angry Birds Seasons is taking you to the beach this summer.  The next episode has been dubbed “Summer Pignic” and includes sand, sunglasses and of course, tanned pigs.  Another welcomed edition by AB fanatics who have already cruised through Mine and Dine.  Check out the preview after the break.  

Rovio just got done announcing a new set of levels for the regular Angry Birds and only days later is teasing the next release for Rio.  Will this crazy slingshotting birds train ever slow down?  Oh, and you should try to ignore the fact that the teaser says this new Carnival episode is available “now”, and instead look toward the end of the month (or maybe this week?) for a release.  

Been a while since we’ve had an update to the regular Angry Birds, hasn’t it?  Fans of the game will be pleased with news of an impending update that’ll introduce a new episode called “Mine and Dine.”  I’m sure you always had dreamed of playing Angry Birds in a cave with hard hats, bombs, rocks, and other explosives, right?  It looks like you’ll get your chance with this latest set of levels which will be arriving “soon.”  

Nothing says it’s Almost Summer like Angry Birds Rio being updated with the Volley Ball levels. Back on the 6th it was teased for us and then released to Amazon exclusively, but now you can grab it from the Android Market for free (ad-supported of course). No more exclusive.

What’s everyone’s current thoughts on having applications like this split between the two markets? In the end, does it really affect how we get our products? There shouldn’t be anything wrong with a little healthy competition as long as the developers don’t mind and they keep developing and updating apps.  Don’t we the users continue to win?  

We had yet to find out what the theme of the new Angry Birds Rio update for next week would be, but thanks to a preview video uploaded to Rovio’s Youtube account today, we get a full 48 second look.  Beach Volley is the title, and as you can see is set on a sunny beach with loads of monkeys.  Should be another wild addition that I’m sure many of you will pound through in less than 20 minutes.