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Angry Birds Flash is a cancelled Angry Birds game that was shown at the Adobe MAX 2011 event by Andrew Stablow from Rovio Entertainment Corporation. A demo of the game created exclusively for the event was shown at the same event to announce the game. It was planned to release later that year, but it ended up getting canceled and replaced by Angry Birds Friends in 2012.
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