Will Wright's magnum opus finally gets a solid release date

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Spore, the highly-anticipated new game from Sims creator Will Wright, is set to go on sale this September. The game, which we described in detail in this article on Wright, was supposed to come out last year. But the delays aren’t a huge surprise considering that Wright has invented a game that essentially lets players manage the evolution of creatures from single-cell organisms into complex, space-conquering life forms.
The developers are calling it “a universe in a box.”

The game will have a multi-player side to it as well: your creations can explore other people’s worlds and galaxies online. Along the way, you can customize your world, designing your own creatures, buildings and UFOs.

Via BBC

4 Comments

There needs to be a PPX on this one as to whether or not they release it by September... How many delays now? Is this guy working with Microsoft? Is the company timing this to the international space station construction schedule?

i think it will come out this time, has had enough time to put everything together.

I've been wanting that game to come out since I heard about it in, like, '05. I can't wait till September! =D
Then again, that's when my brother goes to college.
Two things to look forward to!!

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Seth the Giant

And there won't be much time in my schedule to play this game ARG why not summer its the prime time to play games.

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