Angry Birds Rio : Minimum System Requirements
Angry Birds Rio : OS: Windows XP SP2
Angry Birds Rio : VGA Card DirectX
Angry Birds Rio : OpenGL dan RAM 32 MB
Angry Birds Rio : Graphic OpenGL 1.3 compatible
Angry Birds Rio : Hard disk space 50 MB
Angry Birds Rio : RAM 512 MB
Angry Birds Rio : VGA Card DirectX
Angry Birds Rio : OpenGL dan RAM 32 MB
Angry Birds Rio : Graphic OpenGL 1.3 compatible
Angry Birds Rio : Hard disk space 50 MB
Angry Birds Rio : RAM 512 MB
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Angry Birds Rio Information :
Angry Birds Rio is the third puzzle video game in the Angry Birds
series, developed by Rovio Entertainment. Based on the wildly successful
Angry Birds, Angry Birds Rio was released for devices using Apple's
iOS, Google's Android and Mac OS X in March 2011.[1] The game was
released as a marketing tie-in with the 20th Century Fox animated film
Rio, and was promoted along with the movie.[2] While utilizing the same
basic gameplay as the original game, Angry Birds Rio added a number of
new elements, most notably the first use of boss levels. The game is
consistently one of the top downloaded applications on both the App
Store and the Play Store.
In Rio, the Angry Birds have been kidnapped and taken to Rio. Just as in
the original Angry Birds, players use a slingshot to launch birds at
nearby structures, with the intent of hitting targets located on or
within them. Instead of evil pigs that have stolen eggs, players must
now rescue caged exotic birds or defeat evil marmosets, depending on the
level being played. Certain levels allow players to use Blu and Jewel,
the two lead characters from Rio. The game also includes the first boss
fights to appear in the series, when the player uses the birds to defeat
Nigel, the main antagonist from the film, and his marmoset lackeys. The
second boss is Mauro, the leader of the marmosets. In yet another
level, Luiz, a mean-looking but super-friendly bulldog from the movie
Rio, helps you defeat the marmosets and destroy things to get you extra
points. as well as new hidden items to collect as the player progresses
through the game.
Angry Birds Rio initially included two chapters, "Smugglers' Den" and "Jungle Escape", each with 30 levels. Since then, the game has been expanded with three additional 30-level chapters—"Beach Volley" (released in May 2011), "Carnival Upheaval" (released in June 2011), and "Airfield Chase" (released in August 2011)—along with a 15-level chapter, "Golden Beachball", which is unlocked by finding a hidden item in "Beach Volley" (iOS, Android) or by entering a redeem code from Rio DVD (PC, Mac). A final named "Smugglers' Plane" (released in November 2011) was released with initially with 15 levels, with the final 15 levels released later (January 2012). Each chapter has a special fruit that may be rarely found as gold. "Smugglers' Den" has pineapples, "Jungle Escape" has bananas, "Beach Volley" has watermelons, "Carnival Upheaval" has papayas, "Airfield Chase" has apples, and "Smugglers' Plane" has mangoes.
On March 2012, the Trophy Room update was released, with 12 new levels that are each unlocked when a player finishes a chapter or collects all 15 of a certain golden fruit. This update was first released in the Android (Amazon AppStore ad-free) version before making its way to iOS.
Angry Birds Rio initially included two chapters, "Smugglers' Den" and "Jungle Escape", each with 30 levels. Since then, the game has been expanded with three additional 30-level chapters—"Beach Volley" (released in May 2011), "Carnival Upheaval" (released in June 2011), and "Airfield Chase" (released in August 2011)—along with a 15-level chapter, "Golden Beachball", which is unlocked by finding a hidden item in "Beach Volley" (iOS, Android) or by entering a redeem code from Rio DVD (PC, Mac). A final named "Smugglers' Plane" (released in November 2011) was released with initially with 15 levels, with the final 15 levels released later (January 2012). Each chapter has a special fruit that may be rarely found as gold. "Smugglers' Den" has pineapples, "Jungle Escape" has bananas, "Beach Volley" has watermelons, "Carnival Upheaval" has papayas, "Airfield Chase" has apples, and "Smugglers' Plane" has mangoes.
On March 2012, the Trophy Room update was released, with 12 new levels that are each unlocked when a player finishes a chapter or collects all 15 of a certain golden fruit. This update was first released in the Android (Amazon AppStore ad-free) version before making its way to iOS.
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