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Activision and Rovio have announced that the Angry Birds Trilogy has sold over one million units worldwide. The firms jointly released the Anger Management DLC recently, which features 130 extra puzzles from content such as Wreck the Halls and Birdday Party. The trilogy was released in September 2012 for 3DS, PS3 with Move support, and Xbox 360 with Kinect integration. It will release for Wii and Wii U sometime this year.

Angry Birds Trilogy has received its first DLC pack on PS3 and Xbox 360. Dubbed the ‘Anger Management Pack’, the content adds 130 new levels into the mix, and we’ve got a batch of screens for you just below the fold.

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Angry Birds Trilogy hits Xbox 360, PS3 and Nintendo 3DS this week, and developer Rovio has revealed a launch trailer to mark the occasion. It blends live action with gameplay, and shows the human world under siege from plush birds. It’s great, watch it below.

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Angry Birds Trilogy is coming to Xbox 360, PS3 and 3DS across Europe on September 28th, but you might want to start training for it now, because the game houses one achievement that will take you about 300 hours to achieve, according to developer Rovio.

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Angry Birds Trilogy – a compilation that includes Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio – will sell for $40 on home consoles and $30 on 3DS. The collection will include less content than the cheaper iOS versions, but Activision has confirmed to Kotaku that the games will also receive DLC on top of the starting package.

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Activision has released a set of screenshots for the Housemarque-developed Angry Birds Trilogy. Have a look below. Angry Birds Trilogy will be available in Q4 on Kinect for Xbox 360, PlayStation3 with Move capability and Nintendo 3DS. The collection will include Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio. The game will run you $39.99 on consoles and $29.99 on 3DS.

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Rovio has announced the Angry Birds Trilogy Activision teased during E3 will is being revamped for HDTV’s for Ps3 and Xbox 360, the firm’s EVP of game Petri Järvilehto has said. It is also coming to 3DS. “You can think of the game as the ultimate collector’s edition,” he told IGN. “There are new cinematics, extras and other entertaining content. In addition all of the existing material has been uprezzed and re-treated for the high-resolution and big screen.” The collection will include Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio on one disc or 3DS cartridge. It will also support Kinect. Mobe, and StreetPass for each respective system. Expect it to land around the holidays.