A clone of the insanely popular Flappy Bird is finally here. Incidentally, this authentically recreated game has nothing to ...

The Flappy Bird phenomenon did not end a week ago with its developer taking the app down out of guilt. Instead, after the unexpected disappearance of the addictive game, many clones popped up in ...

Flappy Bird is coming back with a brand new game and ... Others have attempted to clone the game over the years, but were never able to replicate the success of the original.

The most popular Flappy Bird clone is called Fly Birdie — Flappy Bird Flyer and tops the iOS charts in all of the aforementioned markets. Other popular Flappy Bird knockoffs include Flappy Bee ...

Since then, other developers looking to cash in on the game’s success have created hundreds of clones. Later this year, Flappy Bird will return officially under new ownership. You can thank the ...

[aron.bordin] created his own Flappy Bird game with a short list of parts some of us likely have lying around on our bench. An Arduino loaded with the appropriate code is wired to a 16×16 LED ...

The new game is called "Flappy Bird Family" and promises "incredible ... Across all the apps stores, and even the web, clones sprouted like mushrooms and in May, Nguyen promised a new multiplayer ...

Flappy Bird has been ported to just about every system imaginable, including but not limited to the Apple II, Commodores, pretty much every version of the Atari, and serves as a really great demon ...

But the story around Flappy Bird's return to phone screens is complex, even murky. News site TechCrunch reports that an organisation called the "Flappy Bird Foundation" has announced plans to "re ...

Nguyen removed the game as planned, spawning hordes of "Flappy Bird" clones to be released in the App Store in the subsequent weeks and months that followed. "Flappy Bird" hasn't returned since ...