The New Flappy Bird Is Guaranteed to Annoy You

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Doug Nguyen, the man who inflicted Flappy Bird on the world, is back with a new game. The good news is it’s a little more refined than Flappy Bird. The bad news is it’s every bit as frustrating as Flappy […]

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