> I saw (for instance) one toddler who could spend hours making the angry birds fly the wrong way. My two-year-old does the same thing. He loves the sounds the

> I saw (for instance) one toddler who could spend hours making the angry birds fly the wrong way. My two-year-old does the same thing. He loves the sounds the birds make, but he gets very upset when the pigs "fall down," so he'll throw the all of the birds the wrong way, go back to the main screen, choose the next level (that I've already unlocked), and fling all of those birds the wrong way too. Rovio should come out with a toddler-focused game that just lets the user fling an unlimited number of birds into random targets. I'd buy it.