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#CANT DOWNLOAD FRIENDS OLD SPORE CREATIONS PC#

"So right now, it's just DS to DS connectivity." Right now.Ĭlearly, anyone who's expecting a handheld Spore with as much depth as the PC game is going to be disappointed. Any chance of connectivity with the not-officially-announced-but-inevitable Wii version of the game? "Right now we're just focused on the DS and PC games," says Haber. You can't interact with them online, but any creatures you download will appear as AI-controlled inhabitants of your tropical island. What's most interesting is that you'll be able to trade creatures with other players via Wi-Fi Connection. I mean, playing as a carrot is not ideal." Certainly a first for videogames, all the same.

"It doesn't have any attack parts so if it gets attack, it'll just get killed. But you can certainly walk around as a carrot," Haber confirms. And it doesn't have any arms so it can't pick up anything. "It doesn't have a mouth so it can't eat anything. There's a giant Loch Ness Monster-type, some kind of hybrid goat-human, a creature who looks like a giant baby. To demonstrate the scope of this, Haber shows us some creatures he made earlier and some non-player characters he's befriended. "You can make them stronger, more friendly, however you want to play." Some creatures are so weird you can't tell which is their mouth and which is their. "The main goal is collecting new parts so you can evolve your creature," Haber reiterates. Yes, there are areas to explore and enemies to fight, but the game is really about using your own creativity, and seeing what effects your choices have. This ties in with the main theme of Spore Creatures. These enable your creature to do things like breathe fire, heal itself and its friends and put up shields. Later on in the game you can collect special body parts that give you Bio-Powers. Basic combat takes place in real-time and involves drawing slashes on the screen with the stylus. The advantage of this is they can help you out in combat situations - not all the creatures you meet will be friendly. You can make as many friends as you want and invite up to two of them at a time to follow you round the island. Which, in turn, is determined by the design decisions you've made - the more eyes your creature has, the more sociable it will be, for example. These get more difficult as your creature evolves, says Haber, and the amount of time and energy it takes to befriend others will depend on its sociability. If the creature's feeling friendly back it'll invite you to dance, which in practice means playing a rhythm-action mini-game. You can pet them by rubbing them with the stylus if you want to make friends. You aren't alone on the island, and much of your time will be spent interacting with the other creatures you come across.