Angry birds is now playable in Chrome browsers with HTML 5 support, including Google Chrome. This was anoucned by Peter Vesterbacka, Chief of development at Rovio Mobile, announced at Google I / O developer conference in San Francisco “We could not play before converting to the web, ” explains Vesterbecka.

“We did not compromise on performance.” Vesterbecka says that it is possible, because Google’s Chrome last year became faster. Angry Birds has now become available on “the biggest platform: the internet, ” says Vesterbacka. The Chrome browser version is still in beta, and it can be played for free. Angry Birds is incredibly popular all over the world. Even politicians play the game while they are sitting in parlement, so you can imagine how addictive the game is.

With the new HTML 5 based Angry Birds game, they’ve opened up a whole new platform, which is huge, to play Angry Birds on!

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If you like playing a chess game to entertain you and spend your leisure time, we’re sure this will be to your liking Sparkchess.
This is an online game, which you can play directly in your browser. You will face many online competitors. Each of your competitors have their own level of play and different difficulties. So there is a level for everyone’s liking.

The game board is very well done with 3D graphics and shows no difficulty in moving parts.
We are able to download the game at any time and reload when you want to resume the game. It is also possible to take screenshots of the game and watch a video playback using the latest moves. Nicely done we say!

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Some fatality tryouts with 8 Bit game characters! In this Youtube video you can see the old mortal combat video game which we all loved to play. The video shows all kinds of really cool fatalities. These fatalities aren’t real of course, but it’s really nice to view what some people do with old video games. Mortal combat is probably one of the most popular video games out there.

New versions of the game are still being developed, so we guess it still is popular, even with the new consoles out there. You can see Pacman in this video and other 8 bit characters.