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Comments on ‘Video game legend hopes to change mankind’Wright gets instinctualPublished Wednesday 14th March 2007 09:24 GMT
Recalibration of instincts?By Andy S
Posted Wednesday 14th March 2007 10:18 GMT
-- "We are so bad at long-term thinking," Wright said, adding that the game might help "recalibrate our instincts." Dr. Breen? Nice rocks!By Anonymous Coward
Posted Wednesday 14th March 2007 11:16 GMT
Is it just me or does that rock 'formation' to the left of the second picture look potentially NSFW? conflicts to look forward too?By Roland Korn
Posted Wednesday 14th March 2007 17:12 GMT
Klingons vs Care Bears if they critter creator allows it would be interesting but I have the feeling there will be a number of similar look-alike creatures created if this thing gets off the ground. If this game uses the maple story template for open free access I can see it taking off into the furure for a forseable period of time until everyone either gets sick of them or the ISPs block them as bandwidth terrorists. My nickle is on a world of Flumphs having at it with worlds populated with Chartered Accountants, Anamorphic Cans of Spam, Cable Operators and of course more Elves and Fairies than you can shake a My Little Pony at. Not the first timeBy Michael
Posted Friday 16th March 2007 08:38 GMT
This is not the first game to have an amoeba evolving into this, into that, into another thing, then into an interstellar civilisation. Enix seemed to have done it about ten years ago with their title for the SNES which was called E.V.O The Search for Eden. Allegedly this Spore game took ten years to make or something, so that is a bit of a coincidence isn't it? Nice that they made it all 3D and stuff though. The period for commenting on this story has finished
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