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Angry Birds Rio

Main article: Angry Birds Rio

Rovio launched Angry Birds Rio in March 2011.^[99] In this version, based on the 20th Century Fox animated film Rio, the Angry Birds characters appear in Rio de Janeiro and interact with characters from the film.^[99] Angry Birds Rio initially included two chapters including a warehouse chapter entitled "Smuggler's Den" and a jungle chapter entitled "Jungle Escape", but it has been updated with additional chapters and levels including a beach chapter entitled "Beach Volley", a carnival chapter entitled "Carnival Upheaval", an airfield chapter entitled "Airfield Chase", and one more chapter as "Smuggler's Plane." Since release, Angry Birds Rio has been downloaded more than 10 million times.^[100]

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in February 2012, Rovio announced a new game in the Angry Birds franchise to be called Angry Birds Space.^[101] Angry Birds Space launched on March 22, 2012,^[102] and features elements from the preceding Angry Birds games as well as new gameplay mechanics.^[102] The game contains 60 initial levels with extra levels available as free updates and in-app purchases.^[103] Angry Birds Space launched on iOS, Android, PC, and Mac, with a Windows mobile release to follow.^[101] For the launch of the game, Rovio partnered with wireless carrier T-Mobile to erect the 300-foot tall contraption, with a 35-foot tall red bird resting in it at the Space Needle Seattle to make it look like a giant slingshot.^[104]