Angry Birds Star Wars flying onto consoles, Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita this October

Following up on Rovio’s reveal of Angry Birds Star Wars II, Activision this morning announced that a remastered version of the original Angry Birds Star Wars is headed to the PS Vita (finally) and Nintendo 3DS… and pretty much all the available consoles as well. Angry Birds and the PS Vita seem like an excellent match so we’re surprised it’s taken this long.  The console/portable versions will feature all new competitive and cooperative multiplayer modes and 20 new levels.

Check out the trailer and a trio of screens for the game.

Angry Birds Star Wars trailer:
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Angry Birds Star Wars screens:

Official announcement.

Angry Birds Star Wars is set for an October 29th release for the for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, Wii, Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita.  It’s already up for pre-order at Amazon as you can see directly below.

May the flock be with you! Activision Publishing, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, Inc., in conjunction with Rovio Entertainment Ltd. and Lucasfilm Ltd., today announced that the mobile gaming sensation, Angry Birds Star Wars, is expected to release on console gaming systems for the first timeOctober 29, 2013. Complete with new levels, features and platform-unique design elements, these new editions will be available for the Xbox 360 games and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo’s Wii and Wii U systems and Nintendo 3DS hand-held system.

“Downloaded more than 100 million times since its release last year, Angry Birds Star Wars melds together two of the biggest names in pop-culture entertainment for an out of this galaxy gaming experience,” remarked Jami Laes, Executive Vice President of Games at Rovio Entertainment. “Angry Birds and Star Wars are franchises with millions of fans around the world, and we’re excited to partner with Activision to bring the marriage of these beloved properties to gamers everywhere this holiday season.”

Iterating on many of the engaging mechanics of Angry Birds and Angry Birds Space, Angry Birds Star Wars evolves the core game design and hilarious tone of previous entries in the series with new characters, challenges, and environments that pay homage to the iconic hallmarks of the Star Wars universe. This title adds 20 never-before-seen exclusive levels ? in addition to the existing 200 from the original Angry Birds Star Wars mobile game ? and, for the first time ever, multiplayer modes. Play alongside family members or friends in two-player co-op mode to achieve a combined high score, or against them (up to four players) in competitive mode. The game also delivers achievements and trophies, leaderboards, high-definition graphics (on HD-compatible systems), as well as unlockable bonus levels, items and content.

Angry Birds Star Wars is not yet rated by the ESRB. For more information, please visit www.starwarsgame.angrybirds.com.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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