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posted by: shichigatsu (reply) post date: 09.21.08 (4:51 am) Looks great, like many PC and PlayStation series games... :) posted by: pretensions (reply) post date: 09.21.08 (5:32 am) Reply to: shichigatsu Hi S, Spore is available on the PC only at the moment. A spinoff Spore Creatures is available on Nintendo DS, but the only other platform being considered for Spore is the Wii. Great time-sink! posted by: rajkumarpb (reply) post date: 09.23.08 (2:10 am) AFA i hear the Spore is not that much good for hardcore gamers, And i dont want to create such creatures and battle against them.. I just need a tough AI opponent with whom i win.... Anyway nice creatures pretensions.... The second one looks damn cool.... :) posted by: pretensions (reply) post date: 09.24.08 (7:19 am) Reply to: rajkumarpb I've heard that the draconian digital rights management is putting people off. Anyway I believe the idea is to actually create civilizations at the end of the day and watch your creatures go to space! TreeMimic thanks you for the kind words - P was originally trained as a biologist, so she tries to create creatures that would work. TreeMimic has paralysing poison spit from its bifurcated tail and the multiple mandibles act to hold and rend paralysed prey. P couldn't figure out how to make its body flatter though. |
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