- This article is about Angry Birds (Sega Genesis). For other games with a similar title, see Angry Birds.
Angry Birds is a port of the mobile game of the same name for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. It was originally developed by Zhengyaxin_8bit. The game was republished on cartridges and "Firecore"-based plug & plays possibly with or without Zhengyaxin's permission. as well as develop additional hacks of the game. The game was later ported to Famicom/NES hardware as Super Angry Birds; the NES port was likely also developed by Zhengyaxin.
Overview[]
The Angry Birds Genesis port features rather stiff physics compared to the mobile original. The fortresses and wooden planks do not actually fall, merely disappearing when a lined-up "hit" is detected; a trait shared with Super Angry Birds and the later-released Angry Birds in Russia. This makes the game rather difficult to play as a result. The port is largely incomplete and contains a bug which makes the game crash after pressing the Reset button.
Angry Birds Season[]
Angry Birds Season is a hack of the game only known to exist on the ES-2016 16bit handheld, the hack changes the game to be based on the "Season's Greedings" update from Angry Birds Seasons, it adds new sprites, new levels, and a cutscene.[1] It's likely to have been made by Zhengyaxin.

Part of the cutscene
Trivia[]
- The PXP3 handheld (likely alongside other "PVP" console revisions) adds a splash screen to the game, which is modified from the Easter event in Angry Birds Seasons. The game is otherwise unmodified.
- The Russian cart of the game features Easter themed art, with also using actual screenshots of Angry Birds Seasons.
- There are multiple unused sprites in the ROM, found in the title screen bank.
- There are 2 hurt sprites for Chuck, one normal and one blinking. The birds simply explode when they run out of "power".
- 1 Flying sprite for Chuck. No birds have custom sprites when they are activated.
- Despite not being used here, it is used on the Sega King SK-128's Menu.
- Sprites for Red, Chuck, and the Blues in an upward angle. No birds change angle on the title screen nor during gameplay.