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Mikael Hed, CEO of Finnish game studio Rovio, discusses how their immensely Angry Birds, began with just a simple screenshot of an unhappy bird character. When a little iPhone game called released late last year, nobody predicted what a massive success it would become. Nearly eight months later, 's 2D physics puzzler's surpassed the 5 million sales mark, while CEO of Rovio, Mikael Hed, discusses the origins of his company and the inspiration for their flagship title, Angry Birds.

GamePro: Can you take us back to how Rovio began and discuss your own involvement within the company? Mikael Hed: My cousin Nicholas -- who is now the COO -- started it.

He and fellow students participated in a competition arranged by Hewlett-Packard and Nokia to make a real-time multiplayer game for mobile phones. They won the competition, and at the end of 2003, officially started making games together. I actually joined the company twice, the first time in early 2004 back when it was only the three founders. I came in to take care of the business side of things. In 2005 we were the recipient of a small investment, and after that we expanded quite fast to about 25 people. I left the company shortly after that, but in early 2009 I was asked to join again. When I started in 2009 all the company was doing was work-for-hire stuff, but none of those games were really big enough to sustain the company.

We worked with some of the biggest companies in the mobile space for a few years including Electronic Arts and Digital Chocolate. GP: How did you and the team come up with the concept of Angry Birds, a game where players use a slingshot to launch unhappy birds into structures and enemy pigs? MH: We were doing work for hire, so our strategy was that it will take a number of titles before we could realistically make one hit. We started taking less contracts to free up our own guys for internally-created projects.