Angry Birds Trilogy flying home to roost this winter

Activision has announced further details on the Angry Birds home console and 3DS compilation.

Thursday 12 July 2012 11:55 BST

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The game is officially titled Angry Birds Trilogy and consists of the three existing franchise entries (Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio) and will release on Xbox 360 Kinect, PS3 (with Move support) and Nintendo 3DS.

The console version is said to be in ‘stunning HD’ and will feature new controls built for the living room, while the Nintendo 3DS game version will be built from the ground up for the system and support Street Pass.

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Angry Birds Trilogy flying home to roost this winter

Activision has announced further details on the Angry Birds home console and 3DS compilation.