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New DLC Arrives For Angry Birds Trilogy Entitled Fowl Tempered Pack

If you have been scratching for the next Angry Birds fix, then wait no longer! Players can now pick up the Fowl Tempered Pack DLC for the Angry Birds Trilogy for 400 MS Points on Xbox Live and $4.99 on PSN!  The birds are back in town! Activision Publishing, Inc. is happy to announce the second suite of DLC for Angry Birds Trilogy, the Fowl Tempered Pack, available for download now on the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the PlayStation Network. Drawing from fan-favorite episodes like Back to School, Bad Piggies, and Haunted Hogs, the Fowl Tempered Pack adds 135 new levels to the hundreds already included in Angry Birds Trilogy. The new DLC also introduces a new feathered friend to the mix: Stella, the Pink Bird! This adorable addition to the flock hides a cunning skill. When activated, she traps surrounding objects or enemies in a giant bubble, floating them gently toward the sky before crashing them back down to earth in a rain of destruction.

Angry Birds Trilogy brings together the bestselling classics - Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, and Angry Birds Rio - into one great collection. Featuring high-definition graphics, beautiful animations, competitive leaderboards, and Kinect for Xbox 360 and PlayStation Move support, it delivers (now even more) hours upon hours of gameplay for gamers of all ages. The Fowl Tempered Pack is out now on the Xbox LIVE Marketplace (400 Microsoft Points) and PlayStation Network ($4.99).

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