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22nd September 2017
04:20pm BST
Do you remember when we all played Flappy Bird?
The game made it's debut in May 2013 and in just nine months, it had been downloaded more than 50 million times across the world.
In case you were living under a rock for all of 2013 and 2014, the gaming app simply involved tapping the screen to propel a little bird through a set of pipes that LOOKED easy but was in fact, extremely frustrating.
It's fair to say people were obsessed with the game.
So much so that back in February 2014, the creator of Flappy Bird decided to remove the game from the App Store as it's popularity was "ruining his life".
I am sorry 'Flappy Bird' users, 22 hours from now, I will take 'Flappy Bird' down. I cannot take this anymore.
— Dong Nguyen (@dongatory) February 8, 2014
That didn't stop people keeping the addictive game on their phones... until now.
iPhone users have expressed their frustration as the new iOS 11 update means they'll have to part ways with Flappy Bird forever as the new update doesn't support 32-bit games.
Die-hard Flappy fans are not impressed:
Rip flappy bird as the 32 bit game does not work on ios 11 pic.twitter.com/RGViwdS7mO
— Jordan (@jordan732) September 22, 2017
I still have flappy bird on my phone and now I find out iOS 11 won't support it.... pic.twitter.com/7InACzDe22
— cuban ricky tan (@heystony) September 19, 2017
I'm going to play my last game of Flappy Bird before updating to iOS 11 where it won't work anymore. Requiescat in pace my old friend. pic.twitter.com/uVM3x4NS8V
— Patrick McCauley (@pmccauley95) September 19, 2017
So if I upgrade to iOS 11 my device will be greatly improved but I'll lose Flappy Bird forever. Decisions....????
— Mike (@mjm52372) September 20, 2017
Well, I'm gonna hold off on updating to iOS 11 if Flappy Bird isn't going to work on it, that game is legendary.
— Tomato Tom Sawyer???????? (@2Kendall9) September 22, 2017
So iOS 11 deleted Flappy Bird from my phone due to incompatibility....this is tragic I’m hurt
— Chatton (@ChattonCole) September 22, 2017
Flappy Bird, we'll never forget you.
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