Flappy Bird Creator Shares Concerns Over Crypto Firm's Game Re-Release
Flappy Bird Creator Critiques Crypto Firm's Actions
Dong Nguyen, known for creating Flappy Bird, expressed disapproval of a new version allegedly supported by a crypto firm. He took to social media to clarify that he neither sold rights to the game nor endorses cryptocurrency.
The Legacy of Flappy Bird
Originally released in May 2013, Flappy Bird quickly gained fame, becoming a massive hit. Despite its basic gameplay, it became the most downloaded app, generating significant advertising revenue for Nguyen. However, Flappy Bird was removed from app stores, leaving a mark in mobile gaming history.
Flappy Bird Foundation's Involvement
- A fan group named the Flappy Bird Foundation has reportedly obtained the trademark for the game.
- They also gained rights to Piou Piou vs Cactus, thought to be inspired by Flappy Bird.
- Michael Roberts from 1208 Productions, a known crypto firm, leads the foundation.
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