The PlayStation 3 version of the game has added Move functionality, and the Xbox 360 version takes advantage of Kinect. This speeds the gameplay up tremendously. The best part about the new control scheme is that the retry option now has a dedicated button, so you no longer need to pause to start a level over. Some of the birds have special powers, like the ability to drop an egg bomb below them as they fly by, which can be activated with another button press. You simply pull back on the left control stick to set your shot and tap a button to launch your birds. No longer is your screen obscured by a giant finger. Using the controller to play Angry Birds feels great. My personal favorite, Angry Birds Space, is not included on this collection, but you still get an absurd number of levels available to play through for each game. On the disc you find the classic Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, and Angry Birds Rio, with all of the extra levels that have been added over the past few years. The trilogy collects three of Angry Birds’ core entries. The consoles have somehow avoided the destructive rampage of these furious fowl and their war with the limbless pigs, but that is all changing with the Angry Birds Trilogy. I wouldn’t be surprised to find an ATM version. If a device has a screen that you can touch, you can find Angry Birds on it.

Angry Birds is a juggernaut of a franchise.

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