Lego Angry Birds, stylised as LEGO Angry Birds, is a line of Angry Birds-themed LEGO sets introduced by The LEGO Group in 2016, to coincide with the release of The Angry Birds Movie. Rovio had made a deal with The Lego Group to manufacture six LEGO sets.With the launch of Angry Birds Action!, you (like us!) may be full of uncontrollable excitement. But you may also be like “BirdCodes? How does that even work?” and that would be why blogs like this were invented. Get the skinny on Angry Birds Action!’s BirdCodes and Movie Magic below.Bird codes are magical black and white badges in the real world that you can scan with the Angry Birds Action! Take a look at the example to see what they look like. You can even scan it if you want – it works! You know, if you have a second device handy.Scanning BirdCodes is super simple. Just follow the steps below:You do need to have a data connection, and you need to give Angry Birds Action! access to your device’s camera, but don’t worry!
Only uses the camera for BirdCode scanning purposes. We’re not secretly taking photos of you while you sleep. That would be really creepy…BirdCodes will be popping up in more and more places in the coming months. Find a few hints on where to look below:Watch out for Bird Codes wherever you go – you might be surprised where they pop up.Well, part of the fun is the surprise so we can’t give everything away. However, by scanning BirdCodes you can access mini games, get power-ups for Angry Birds Action!, and you can interact with the Angry Birds Movie characters in new and exciting ways. You’ll just have to find out!Movie Magic is where the Angry Birds Movie collides with Angry Birds Action!. Unlock extras at the Angry Birds Movie just by bringing Angry Birds Action! And by opening Angry Birds Action! at the right time, but more on that later.The first step is to enjoy the Angry Birds Movie at your local theater. Once the last scene fades to black, and you dry the tears from your eyes, the credits will roll, and a red badge will appear on the screen – that’s when you know it’s magic time.
Just open Angry Birds Action! at that point, and the magic will happen automatically! See an example of what the badge looks like in the image above.Two notes: 1) Don’t be messing with your phone during the movie – that’s just rude. 2) Angry Birds Action! needs access to your device’s microphone for Movie Magic to work. As with the camera, and BirdCodes, the mic will only be used for the Movie Magic function. The microphone setting can be found by pressing the piggy button on the bottom right of the main map screen, and going through the “How?” instructions on the next screen that appears.With Movie Magic, you can unlock a whole new playable area in Angry Birds Action! as well as some extras from the Angry Birds Movie, but as with the BirdCodes, the surprise is half the fun!Stay tuned to Facebook, Twitter, and this very blog for more info coming soon!That should cover it, but if you have any more questions, visit our support pages here.The Angry Birds Movie is a licensed theme released in April 1st, 2016.
It is set to coincide with the movie of the same name. The movie is based on the Angry Birds video games and apps by Rovio. Biker PigBombChef PigChuckForeman PigKing PigLeonardMatildaMighty EagleRedStellaPiggyPilot PigPirate PigWe're sorry, but we could not fulfill your request for /category/lego-angry-birds/ on this server. An invalid request was received from your browser. This may be caused by a malfunctioning proxy server or browser privacy software. Your technical support key is: 36fb-190c-1756-6707 You can use this key to fix this problem yourself. and be sure to provide the technical support key shown above.The fiendishly addictive game Angry Birds is jumping on to the Lego bandwagon as its 3D movie comes out next spring. Rovio, the Finnish makers of the game, has teamed up with the cult Danish toymaker Lego to make a series of construction toys that make the mobile gameplay a reality. The game, in which players use a slingshot to attack pigs who steal birds' eggs, is the the most downloaded mobile game ever.
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Pekka Rantala, chief executive of Rovio, the Finnish firm that created the game, said: “The Lego brand has an unparalleled ability to connect with people through products that spark creativity and imagination. We’re really excited to build experiences together with this amazing best-in-class partner.” Lego starred in its own very successful film, The Lego Movie, with a sequel planned for 2018.HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland's Rovio said on Monday it had signed a deal with Danish toymaker Lego to launch a line of Angry Birds building blocks as a bid to revive its ailing licensing business based on the popular mobile game. Rovio, whose 2014 earnings fell 73 percent due to a drop in licensing the Angry Birds brand on toys, clothing and sweets, said the release of the Lego toys would coincide with the premiere of its full-length Angry Birds movie in spring 2016. The Angry Birds game, in which players use a slingshot to attack pigs who steal birds' eggs, is the No. 1 paid mobile app of all time, but the brand has been losing appeal and Rovio has struggled to produce new hit games.