Posted by admin | December 3rd, 2009
- Create your very own custom creatures
- Explore environments on a quest to save the galaxy
- Collect creatures, parts, and Bio-Powers
- Evolve your creature to overcome challenges
- Connect to share, show-off, and compete head-to-head with other Spore Creatures players.
Product Description
Guide and evolve your custom creature on a quest to save your species and the entire Galaxy. Start as a simple creature and explore your surroundings. Meet, befriend or fight other creatures in a number of unique Touch S… More >>
Spore Creatures
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***BOYCOTT ANYTHING THAT SAYS ‘EA’ ON THE FRONT AND HERE’S WHY***
So I was one of the dumb suckers that bought the game without staying up with the news. I’ve been waiting for Spore since ’04 and the news I kept up with were changes to the gameplay. Not how EA was going to ruin the experience for legitimate users.
In the end, I popped in the game, and Securom installed without a dialogue box, prompt or asking in any way, shape, or form.
It was only after a friend saw me playing and asked if I pirated it.
I was like “No, I want to support Will Wright and good, intelligent games.”
And he just laughed at me as this all got explained. That’s my fault for not keeping up with news and boycotting the game. But what isn’t my fault is being screwed over for giving EA money.
Now my PC randomly scans my entire hard drives and pretty much locks up my CPU using all my CPU cycles every few hours, while Securom searches my drive to make sure I’m not a software pirate.
I’ve lost almost all ability to multi-task and frequently get 10-15 second lockups.
My internet connection drops all the time.
And Securom is constantly sending data out to EA servers.
Fun, but now I have to reformat.
Wait, if I do that, I’ll only have two activations left!
But I can’t install this software on my computer.
So what do I do?
I have to build an old PC out of spare parts, install Spore, and *ONLY* use it for Spore. Meanwhile firewalling all my other PCs against it and against EA incursions (because EA connects to you all the damn time).
So now I’m down to 1 activation, I have to use a whole ‘nother computer and I have to reformat this one.
Meanwhile pirates steal the game without Securom left and right and see now penalty and have no problems.
Thanks for doing your best to hurt the people who give you money, while the real thieves and pirates get away Scot-Free.
Thanks a lot, EA.
I will never buy another game that has any affiliation whatsoever with EA.
Rating: 1 / 5
When you first play spore, it seems like a very engaging game. Two to six hours later, however, you will realize that it is all but a facade. Scratch the diamond-studded exterior and you find a glob of flawed game design, repetitive mini-games, and lackluster effort shown in nearly every aspect of the game. In less than ten hours of playing, you’ll be putting it up on Ebay.
Rating: 1 / 5
Spore is the gratest game EVER it is so fun i highly recomend it for every one and my firend says it is awesom!
Rating: 5 / 5
The graphics aren’t so good and it is hard to attack with your stylus,and the adventure isn’t so entertaining.I recommend you rent it at a local Blockbuster and try it out like I did and if you like it then buy it.
Rating: 2 / 5
I was expecting so much of this game, but my kids did not like it at all…
Rating: 2 / 5