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EA exploring Spore movies and other media photo

While I don't necessarily condone videogame to film adaptations, I can at least understand how they might work. Max Payne, Prince of Persia, Doom -- all games with strong enough narrative to keep people in their seats for at least long enough to tear through a bucket of popcorn. 

OK, so maybe not Doom ... but Spore? According to Will Wright, a film birthed from the Spore universe is not completely out of the question. 

"With Spore, we're looking way outside the game space, such as TV, movies, etc.," he told Reuters during an Asian press tour. "We're basically planting the seeds to spread it out to a much wider group of people than would ever play a computer game."

I'm not even going to attempt to imagine what a Spore movie could look like (note: OK, I already did -- see above image). But here's something to think about: with both Wright and EA clearly open to expanding the Spore franchise (currently only slated to hit PC, Nintendo DS, iPhones, and eventually the Wii), how long before we see it on the PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3?

It truly doesn't look like anyone is going to miss out on Spore fever, does it? 


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Holyetheline's Avatar
Holyetheline at 08/13/2008 12:46
Spore is truly Wills baby. wtf man
bruceleethree's Avatar
bruceleethree at 08/13/2008 13:05
am i the only one interested in Will Wright's NEXT project? dont care too much for spore even though its a great idea. I'm interested more in what's stirring inside that genius pot stew of his.
randombullseye's Avatar
randombullseye at 08/13/2008 13:11
Nothing like giving players some tools for creativity.
Scrixx's Avatar
Scrixx at 08/13/2008 13:13
Intergalactic porn? Where The Fuck Do I Sign Up!

It'll sell like hotcakes. Better than hotcakes.
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bleep at 08/13/2008 13:21
Nick, as much as I hate to say this, I work in the entertainment industry and a cartoon based on Spore would be so easily done its not even funny. Imagine the Gummy Bears show but then every episode they fucking morph into a new species...
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TrailerParkJesus at 08/13/2008 13:52
I don't know about this one. Spore is all about user created creatures. You take user control out of it, and it's not Spore anymore.
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GohanGVO at 08/13/2008 23:52
EA could take the Viva Pinata route - identifiable, standard characters backed by one-off species and some villains.
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