The latest Rovio game continues to break all records. In addition to the 50 million downloads that Angry Birds Space scored in April, 50 million May installations were added. 

Angry Birds Space and Draw Something are leaving both the American top ten most profitable games for iPhone and iPad; Minecraft: Pocket Edition turns out to be one of the most profitable apps of the week; The Sims FreePlay is gaining popularity again after the update; Rage of Bahamut has been leading the top grossing Android apps for a month.

Slotomania goes into absolute box office hits on iOS, and Draw Something retains its previous positions. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 shows excellent box office figures for the single, but does not stay in the lead for a long time. On Android, Rage of Bahamut is still at the top of the top, at the same time, projects such as Airport City and Tiny Village.

The latest Rovio game turned out to be a real spring blockbuster of the mobile gaming industry, gaining 50 million downloads in record time. 

According to Michael Oiknine, director of Apsalar, for the Catholic Easter, already held on April 8, the cost of attracting a mobile user was a record $6. 

Hot news: The company Rovio used the Twitter service to announce that their new game has collected in some three days the number of downloads that most mobile app developers dream of. 

A representative of the Finnish company Rovio last Friday said that the company is not going to publish Angry Birds Space on Windows Phone 7. Analysts considered this statement a serious blow to the Microsoft platform, which may well negatively affect its future. However, as it turned out later, everything is not so sad. 

A small but extremely important piece of news marked “urgent”. Today, a game has been released, about which, most likely, we will write more than once, sharing its record downloads and, accordingly, sales – Angry Birds Space.