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'''''Spore''''' is a forthcoming [[computer]] god [[video game|game]] by Will Wright, the creator of ''The Sims'' and the ''SimCity'' series, which has currently peaked at ''SimCity 4''.  Wright has aspired to the creation of video games which mimic or replicate life, in an entertaining fashion, and the trend of the SimCity games was towards greater accuracy, realism, depth of control, and detail.
 
'''''Spore''''' is a forthcoming [[computer]] god [[video game|game]] by Will Wright, the creator of ''The Sims'' and the ''SimCity'' series, which has currently peaked at ''SimCity 4''.  Wright has aspired to the creation of video games which mimic or replicate life, in an entertaining fashion, and the trend of the SimCity games was towards greater accuracy, realism, depth of control, and detail.
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In this sense, ''Spore'' is a departure from the trend.  In the game, the player takes control of a single cell, and guides the [[evolution]] of its species through a vast time span, eventually becoming an [[animal]] and forming a [[civilization]], before exploring space through a UFO.  Accordingly, ''Spore'' implicitly accepts the [[Theory of evolution]] as truth, and rejects the theory of Creationism. (And wouldn't that be a dull game. What? You're gonna tell Adam not to eat the apple?)
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In this sense, ''Spore'' is a departure from the trend.  In the game, the player takes control of a single cell, and guides the [[evolution]] of its species through a vast time span, eventually becoming an [[animal]] and forming a [[civilization]], before exploring space through a UFO.  Accordingly, ''Spore'' implicitly accepts the [[Theory of evolution]] as truth, and rejects the theory of Creationism.  
    
It's release date has been confirmed as September 5<sup>th</sup> in Europe, and September 7<sup>th</sup> elsewhere.
 
It's release date has been confirmed as September 5<sup>th</sup> in Europe, and September 7<sup>th</sup> elsewhere.
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