"Angry Birds" Rio version of the sale 10 days download up to 10 million

Angry Birds, after planning to launch the Rio version of the film, officially released the corresponding version of the game "Angry Birds: Rio (hereinafter referred to Rio)."　　Sold from March 22 to now, has been downloaded 10 million times.　　"We confirmed that this was a milestone in the download of the game and Rio has broken all the records, thanks to our fans," the official said in a statement from Mobile Entertainment magazine. Rio also synchronized its release at Amazon's Android store on March 22, except that it was a "time-limited free" version.　　Rio's iphone version, priced at $0.99 and the ipad version priced at $2.99, has topped its category of best-selling games in the first week of the launch. The "Angry Birds" Basic edition was released in December 2009, with a total of 10 million paid downloads at Apple Stores, and a total of 30 million paid downloads under all sales channels.　　The "Angry Birds" Basic edition reached a total of 100 million downloads in early March, and it still has 40 million active players.　　Last October, the "Angry Birds" Halloween edition reached 1 million downloads 6 days after its release. In early March, Kajhed, the chairman of the developer Rovio Company, said the company's goal was to list the U.S. stock market in the next 5 years. (Digging the shell net)