The new Angry Birds Rio was released last week is available on Apple’s iTunes/AppStore and also available Ad-free for Free on the newly launched Amazon AppStore.
For Android users having issues signing up for Amazon AppStore or just simply can’t be bothered to register, Rovio has announced that they will be bringing it to the Android Market by end this week. The Ad-supported full version Angry Birds Rio has a couple of bugs to fix and if all goes well, it should be out in the next few days.
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