Dong Nguyen, the creator of Flappy Bird, was accused of many things – commentators said he had copied video game art, because the game’s graphics were so similar to the pixelated art of Super ...

Last April, Dong Nguyen, a quiet 28-year-old who lived with his parents in Hanoi, Vietnam, and had a day job programming location devices for taxis, spent a holiday weekend making a mobile game ...

Dong Nguyen, "Flappy Bird" creator, announced his decision to pull the hit game from app stores on Twitter.

Dong Nguyen, creator of Flappy Bird STR/AFP/Getty Images The creator of Flappy Bird is doing quite well since he decided to pull the smartphone game from the iOS App and Google Play Stores last month.

Dong Nguyen's viral app 'Flappy Bird' is gone, but the Vietnamese developer might relaunch it with a small tweak.

Developer Dong Nguyen is fed up with all the Flappy Bird talk, so he has decided to give us something else to talk about - a new game!

Whether they talk to Dong Nguyen, or prove the skeptics right or wrong, we can probably expect the Flappy Bird Foundation to make some future communications.

The creator of "Flappy Bird" said he pulled the popular but frustrating cellphone game from stores because it was "just too addictive." While some wonder if the move was a publicity stunt, the ...

However, Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen has denied any involvement. "No, I have no [relation to] their game. I did not sell anything," he wrote in a social media post on Sept. 15.

Flappy Bird was pulled from both the Apple App Store and Google Play in February 2014 as its creator, Dong Nguyen, blamed himself for the game’s addictive nature and didn’t appreciate the fame ...

When indie developer Dong Nguyen launched it in 2014, it was almost an instant hit. Everyone was desperately tapping on their iPhones and iPad screens in a vain attempt to keep a tiny animated ...

However, Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen has denied any involvement. "No, I have no [relation to] their game. I did not sell anything," he wrote in a social media post on Sept. 15.