spore (game)

align=center colspan=2\|*Spore*
align=center colspan=2\|
style=width:80px\|Developer:	Maxis
a href="/encyclopedia/Video-game-publisher" title="Video game publisher">Publisher:	Electronic Arts
style=width:80px\|Designer:	Will Wright
elease date:	In development

Spore is a simulation computer game designed by Will Wright that is currently in development by Maxis to be published by Electronic Arts. It was first introduced on March 11, 2005 in Wright's lecture about procedural content generation at the Game Developers Conference. Although not officially unveiled to the public yet, Spore will be a simulation that "ranges from the cellular level to the galactic level." Spore features several stages that are reminiscent of some of Wright's favorite games:

Tidepool stage is similar to Pac-Man
Evolution, Diablo
Tribal, Populous
City, SimCity
Civilization, Risk and Civilization
Invasion, similar to 4X and space colonization games

References

Davis, Galen. "Will Wright Wows GDC with new Sim". GameSpot. March 11, 2005.
Kosak, Dave. "Will Wright Presents Spore... and a New Way to Think About Games". GameSpy. March 14, 2005.
Parish, Jeremy. "Spore PC Preview". 1UP. March 11, 2005.
Wright, Will. "Evolve! Will Wright's Grand Unified Theory". Wired magazine. February, 2004.

External Links

Gaming Steve - Screenshots & Podcast of Will's presentation at GDC.

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