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EA releases Spore Origins for Click Wheel iPods
Electronic Arts has released its Spore Origins game for the fifth-generation iPod, iPod classic, and iPod nano (video). Previously shown during Apple events as an iPhone and iPod touch game, Spore Origins lets users create and control their own virtual life form, growing from a single-cell organism into a more complex being as the game progresses. Features include four games modes, 18 levels, and six unique worlds, and the ability to import spores from the iPod for use on the Sporepedia website. Electronic Arts’ Spore Origins is available now on the iTunes Store and sells for $5.
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I used to play click-wheel games until i got my iphone, and still follow them, but this game looks great, but that isn’t why I am so shocked. Reason #1 this was released on a monday. all previous games were released on tuesday, and also, everyon knows spore is coming to iphone too so why didn’t they release them on the same day? maybe iphone spore is going through testing still, but you would thinks itunes would release them together. Oh well. I am still getting Iphone spore no matter what!
Posted by Dan Lipson on August 25, 2008 at 7:23 PM (PDT)
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how do you create spores on ipod nano
Posted by david wheat on May 27, 2009 at 5:26 AM (PDT)
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I have the old classic big body ipod which has locked up. Pressing the menu button and the center button doesn’t help; all that happens is a little beeping star wars laser sound keeps beeping. What should I do? I thank you in advance for your time, concern, and assistance in my dilemma.
Posted by merfwillis on November 25, 2009 at 9:32 PM (PDT)