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September 07, 2008

Game on evolution

-Will Wright has devolopped a new video game called Spore - to give players, and hopefully kids, a taste of evolution and science.  You start with single cell microbes and follow them through their evolution into intelligent multicellular creatures. For once that I find a game that does not have killing or car crashes in it.... Read all about the development of this game in this article in The New York Times by Carl Zimmer entitled "Gaming evolves". Also check out their website http://www.spore.com , the game should be available as of Sept. 7th.

Posted by on September 07, 2008 at 09:10 PM in Games |

Tags: evolution, game, spore

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