[JasonWJ1]

I did, as well.  I spent years killing time playing them.  I dealt with their shift to shamelessly pushing in-app purchases, but their repeated refusals to deal with the bugginess sent me over the edge to deletion.

[JasonWJ1]

don-hardy, was that a reference to my claim of deleting all of my AB apps?  If so, I guess it doesn’t matter whether you believe me or not.  Suffice it to say, not all of us need the addictive nature of these games to lead fulfilling lives.  I did, indeed, delete each and every one of the AB apps from my phone that day.  I was a long-time user who had reached the current max levels on a number of the games.  And I haven’t lost a bit of sleep about deleting all of them.  They’re only games.

[JasonWJ1]

I finally had it today.  I was a longtime player who was probably tens of thousands of levels in, across multiple games, but the crashing issues finally put me over the edge.  earlier today, I deleted each and every Angry Birds title on my iPhone.  Best of luck to the rest of you, but Rovio has lost all of my attention and business.

[JasonWJ1]

If you have spent $200 on this game, you are exactly the kind of sucker Rovio is looking for with these updates, new hats, and other bulls**t ways to get you to part with money. This is just a game. A stupid little game. You win nothing in real life for having extra hats, slingshots or flock power. Play it for fun, but don’t spend your rent money on it.