For those of you interested in Spore, Maxis released several prototypes and techdemos that we constructed while developing the game.

Heres the link:
http://www.spore.com/comm/prototypes

ive been playing around with them on the school computers for a while . i particularly like waterboy

What is the game spore all about? I've seen the game around quite alot but I never actually knew what it was all about.

you make a cell and go from...

watch the video on http://www.spore.com and read .

ive been addicted since it came out.

The basic jist of Spore is that it is another Sim-like game, except this time it goes through the development of an organism instead of a household or city or something.

You start out at the single-cell level and compete against other single-cell creatures to evolve newer, better parts and eventually go up to the creature stage, where you sprout legs and walk onto land for the first time. In the creature stage, you work to control the planet you are on by either befriending other creatures in the area of destroying them. Once you get through that stage, you are brought into a tribal stage where you form a tribe and compete against other tribes on your continent. Like the earlier stage, you can either fight them or ally with them. Once that stage is complete, you move on to the civilization stage where you begin to work with buildings, vehicles and a populace. Here, you fight other civilizations (or ally with them) to control resources necessary for development (sound familiar?). Once that stage is complete, you move onto a space age, where you compete with other space-worthy civilizations for control of the galaxy which, like our own galaxy, is absolutely massive.

When I first played the game, I think it took me an hour and a half to two hours to get through each stage until the space stage, which is where the main focus of the game is. You go onto undeveloped planets, terraform them to give them atmospheres and the ability to support life and you gradually work towards getting to the center of the galaxy.

Cool cant wait to try it!
They are all kind of bad tbh but interesting I forgot about this.

Yeah I have also been a good fan of this game. I play it in school in between classes or when I'm just bored at home. It can get really addictive and it's kinda cool to go online every now and then and see the spores other people have created and submitted. I love how this game manages the library of spore creatures you make. It's also fun to go to other planets and look at what "could have been" so to speak.