Windowed mode would make it easier to play a quick round or two while doing other things. My complaints are a lack of windowed mode and some compatibility issues. Update: Angry Birds does in fact have windowed mode, you can access it by hitting Command+F from the app. Update 2: Angry Birds for Mac has been updated to include GMA 950 graphics support, this resolves the compatibility problems with older MacBook, Mac Mini, and iMac models. No wonder this game is #1 on the Mac App Store. It’s not just me though, others in my household who have played Angry Birds on the iPhone are suddenly more interested in playing it on the Mac. Do I prefer Angry Birds on the Mac? Yea, I guess I do.

Maybe it’s the screen size, maybe it’s the novelty factor of having it on the Mac now, who knows, but it’s fun and I can’t stop playing it. Believe it or not, I find myself playing more Angry Birds on the Mac now than I do on the iPhone. I’m not much of a gamer but Angry Birds for Mac is easily just as addictive as the iOS version, and even more so. The gameplay is fun, the controls are great, and the increased screen resolution is a nice bonus. It’s surprisingly engaging (read: addicting) which explains the runaway success. In practice, it’s a bit more complex and you have to utilize different birds capabilities to knock down objects which respond to contact and gravity. If you haven’t played Angry Birds before, it’s remarkably simple in concept, you just fling various birds at objects to try and destroy some green pigs.

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