1UP have posted an interview (below) with 3 of Spore's developers including Lucy Bradshaw and Caryl Shaw. Jason Haber also speaks on Spore Creatures for the Nintendo DS.

Enjoy!

Congratulations everyone, today Spore is released to the world. More news to follow in the coming hours.

For Today (Saturday, the 6th, 2008)

Sep 06, 7:00 pm
(120 minutes) Central, and 8 o'clock eastern.

For all that wish to know who missed the the Spore special on TV Yesterday, here is the listing for Sunday the 7th of 2008.

Sep 07, 12:00 am
(120 minutes)

The Future is Wild and The Making of Spore

TV-G

This special presentation of the Future of Wild shows how our world evolves millions of years from now and gives a behind- the-scenes look at how this show provided a source of inspiration for the video game Spore.

AND, FOR TUESDAY!

How to Build a Better Being
TUE SEP 9th, 2008; 9PM Central and 10PM Eastern, on the National Geographic Channel

While Will Wright is often credited with the ideas that change the face of gaming, when it comes to actually making the games happen, Lucy Bradshaw is where the proverbial rubber hits the road. Originally at LucasArts before migrating over to EA and Maxis, Bradshaw's instrumental role in The Sims and The Sims 2 helped make those franchises huge hits the world over. On the eve of the international launch of Spore, GameSpy sat down with Bradshaw to talk about how this unique game came together and what's in store for the future.
-GameSpy

Read the full Article HERE

I am speechless; only minutes prior, the Sporepedia skyrocketed towards and upward of 5,000,000 creatures. That's right, 5 MILLION creatures. Check it for yourself HERE. Will Wright, give yourself a pat on the back And thank you spore users for your undying dedication towards this community and Spore!

Cheers,

Roboraptor