A decade after the massive hit Flappy Bird was abruptly removed from the App Store by its owner, the game seems about to make a comeback.
A decade after the massive hit Flappy Bird was abruptly removed from the App Store by its owner, the game seems about to make a comeback for iPhone, Android, and other platforms. On the website, the game's creators wrote: 'Just a decade ago, I was the talk of the town and soaring to new heights with my 100 million friends. Sadly, I had to leave the fame and spotlight behind to go home and find out who I really am.
The developers tease an option to shoot Flappy Bird through hoops. It's unclear exactly when Flappy Bird will be available for iPhone and Android users. However, it's interesting to see if this could be a successful comeback. After all, we're not using our old iPhone 6 anymore, and most classic iOS games that went through a revamp also didn't make us addicted to them.
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