GDC 2007: five Spore video snippets

Posted Mar 11, 2007 at 2:20PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Nintendo DS, PSP, Wii, PC Gaming Tags: Will Wright

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A game that Charles Darwin would have been proud of, Spore is definitely on it's way to your PC. Although only prematurely confirmed to also be ported to the Nintendo DS (with the designer showing interest of a PSP and Wii version), this life simulator masterpiece will soon take the idea of evolution to the next level of entertainment. These five video snippets (yes, snippets, they're that short), reveal the stages you must go through in the game to bring your one-celled organism into a fully fledged civilization.

After his successful creation of the Sims franchise (Sims City series, Sim Life, etc.), Will Wright has set out to make this his most ambitious simulation game yet. Months passed since the E3 Spore video revealing the game's graphics, mechanics and depth. We can't say much has improved, although action elements and even HW TnL-style war machine design has been revealed this time around.

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# arggh — mylastresort77 2007-03-11 16:42

i want this game

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# Great. — Guest 2007-03-12 09:37

Now the stomach pains come back. I cannot wait. Need. Spore. The Pain!

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# damit damit damit — Guest 2007-03-12 17:37

is there an announced release date.



spore, crysis, and dawn of magic are now the games im looking forward to. i like dawn of wars evolving charater system i love crysis' graphics and physics, and i love spore for the originality, too many games so little money.

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