It has millions of creatures, years of development time and spouts the evolution of gaming. Yet, there are several examples of where Spore could have used more.
Will Wright's right-hand (wo)man says the unique game won't be what you expect ... and that's a good thing.
Gaming luminary Will Wright and his astrophysicist pal talk about how Spore is much more than a game ... it's science.
The game that's been years in the making gets one low score that's far from perfect.
Photographic proof that San Francisco, New York City, Chicago and Boston have been invaded by benevolent ad virus.
Will Wright impressed by sexually explicit Spore creations.
Will Wright and top scientists to talk about the science behind Spore on National Geographic Channel.
Get a closer look at the Tribe and Civilization stages of Spore, along with Spore's in-game music editor.
Is the pre-release buzz on this life-simulator game making EA cocky? We ask Spore exec producer Lucy Bradshaw.
Finally, we're able to create a creature to call our own but it may not keep us entertained enough for the game's September release.
