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Spore Trailer - E3 2008

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tags: spore, will wright, EA, Maxis, evolution, creature, E3

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its *dead

written by Bended

| 2 months 3 weeks ago | CH

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Invocations (dead) cannot be called by Bended because Bended is not privileged - sorry.

written by siftbot

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Still working for me.

written by Lurch

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works for me

written by Schattdaddy

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Works for me.

written by nibiyabi

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aweome! I can't wait for this game.

written by schism | 2 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Spore isn't evolution; it's intelligent design.

written by xxovercastxx

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i was going to ask if this was technically EIA, but then i realized what xxovercastxx said is exactly what i believe in the whole evolutionism/creationism debate. Created by a higher power when life started, and THEN evolution took over from there.

but seriously, *eia, anyone?

written by White | 2 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Invocations (eia) cannot be called by White because White is not privileged - sorry.

written by siftbot

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Better be Mac at the same time as Windows... gosh darn it. Because they won't release it for Linux.

written by Nebosuke | 2 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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I very much want this game!

written by EvilAdvocate

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Man, it's been HOW long now? Daikatana much?

written by djsunkid

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Actually no, everything about that game was wrong, everything about this game is SO right.

written by djsunkid

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I believe this game has been so over hyped its not going to meet our expectations in the long run.

Right now I can see that to add that much level of play from spore to planetary warfare they would have needed to cut alot of complexity out of the game.

Isn't it being released to consoles as well? Ditto.

written by Farhad2000

| 2 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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This commercial will appeal to the religious gamer demographic. How can I play this game as an atheist?

written by dag

| 2 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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Dag, if someone asks you if you are a god: You say YES!

And as a god you're practically an atheist anyway. Since gods don't believe in gods. They know they exist. Elementary Applied Pratchett.

written by srd

| 2 months 2 weeks ago | CH

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^ But a self-confident God would believe in God.

written by dag

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Which begs a question would God question whether there is a higher God who created him?

written by Farhad2000

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WHo created God? Did "He" will himself into being?

Anyways, I'm glad Duke Nukem Evolution is finally being released.

written by joedirt

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This is clearly not evolution, but what the religious needs to ask themselves is when did our latest ancestor get modified in God's Creature Creator? The answer is : Never, because life is a continuos process, it evolves at all times and is shaped by everything around it, the environment does the selecting. God did not pick up our shared ancetor with chimps and go, "right, Ape 1 will get long arms and live in the trees and ape 2 will get a bigger brain, less hair and walk on 2 feet". It happened gradually, our ancestral line was gradually shaped more and more human-like, and the chimps line was shaped more and more chimp-like.

And thats how evolution has always worked, back to the first proto-cell and the very first replicators.

written by BicycleRepairMan

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