Spore Coming "Before Holidays"; EA Still Confident
by Chris Remo and Nick Breckon, Jan 31, 2008 2:55pm PSTDespite its ongoing delays, Electronic Arts brass is still confident in Will Wright's ambitious evolution simulator Spore.
Despite a recent analyst projection that Spore will not be released until the coming fall or winter months, EA declined to give a specific release time frame for the title during today's analyst and press financial conference call.
The company did, however, state that the game will be released this year. "We're not announcing dates for any of our titles. We will tell you it's gonna be before the holidays," said EA CEO John Riccitiello in the call, which is ongoing at time of writing. "We're very, very bullish."
Riccitiello believes Spore will be what EA calls a "breakaway title." This comes after the company lamented its lack of internally-developed breakaway titles last year.
"I've personally played the software and it is very impressive," said Riccitiello today.
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This really rubbed me wrong. I'm not sure if calling it "software" instead of a "game" was a just a slip of the tongue, but it sure gives the "I'm out of touch" feeling.
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http://www.tuaw.com/2008/01/16/ea-promises-spore-for-mac-later-this-year/
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Fixed.
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You attach yourself to some creature's food source, it eats you, and now you're swimming in its bloodstream popping white/red blood cells. On the other hand, if you didn't develop the ability to withstand stomach acid, you'd lose right there.
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