Could anything live up to such hype? In this case, at least: No. "Spore" is certainly ambitious, simulating nothing less than the entire evolution of a species, from single-celled microorganisms ...

For a number of academic experts familiar with those debates who had heard of Spore or seen demonstrations of it, the game is a clever way to raise students’ interest in evolution. But they also ...

By taking on evolution—and, by default, intelligent design—Spore wades into a roiling ecosystem. So what happens when something as complex as human interaction or evolution gets reduced to ...

(Some billboard advertisements for the game feature the slogan “Evolution Begins at Spore.com.”) Among the scientists Wright consulted were Michael Levine, a geneticist at the University of ...

Could anything live up to such hype? In this case, no. Spore is ambitious, simulating no less than the entire evolution of a species, from single-celled microorganisms to interstellar explorers.

It's a bit surprising that more studios haven't picked up where Spore left off in the many years ... The Humankind Odyssey have portrayed the evolution of a species, it isn't until now that ...

It was a good lesson in nonlinear dynamics. Spore was even more ambitious–Wright promised to turn billions of years of evolution from single-celled creatures to intergalactic civilizations into ...

Now here comes the new and buzzed "Spore," which evolves us even further ... faster legs and attributes like "charm." This evolution continues until you reach the next stages: land creatures ...

Ok, terrific! The site, faithfully titled Anti-Spore, slams Will Wright, Electronic Arts and its employees for creating a game that promotes evolution (as opposed to creationism). As such ...

Called Spore, the game allows players to determine the evolution of a species, from an amoeba to an inter-stellar race. Sims creator Will Wright offered an insight into the game at last week's E3 expo ...