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PRO-G:Spore First Look

So it seems we are finding articles left and right since the GC 2007 has been over. Our member markiey found us this article and it looks like PRO-G decides to give us their impressions.

Successful interactions spawn collectable DNA helix bonuses, which in turn can be spent on the constantly increasing number of physical and behavioural attributes you can apply to later generations of your fledgling animals, meaning your scuttling amoeboid species can quickly become highly evolved creations.

The full article can be read at PRO-G: Spore First Look.

August 31st, 2007 by PiratesFan - Comments (1) - Share it!
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