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Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | Guide and evolve your custom creature on a quest to save your species and the entire Galaxy. Start as a simple creature and explore your surroundings. Meet, befriend or fight other creatures in a number of unique Touch Screen based activities. As the story unfolds, evolve your creature's look and add to its abilities by collecting and adding parts in the Creature Creator. Eventually uncover the mystery of the Galaxy's troubles, and work to set things right! Share your creatures with other Spore Creatures players via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. You can store over 30 of your favorite creatures who might appear as characters in your game. Unlock cheats and additional parts by earning over 50 badges during gameplay. Spore Creatures for the DS is a unique game, custom-made for the Nintendo DS platform to take full advantage of the popular stylus and Touch Screen features. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 5.18 inches | | Product Width: | 5.43 inches | | Product Height: | 0.65 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.2 pounds | | Package Length: | 5.5 inches | | Package Width: | 4.9 inches | | Package Height: | 0.7 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.3 pounds | | Release Date: | September 07, 2008 | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 38 reviews |
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| | Game Information | | Platform: | Nintendo DS | | Media: | Video Game | | Item Quantity: | 1 |
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| | Features | Create your very own custom creaturesExplore environments on a quest to save the galaxyCollect creatures, parts, and Bio-PowersEvolve your creature to overcome challengesConnect to share, show-off, and compete head-to-head with other Spore Creatures players.
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 much better than I'd hoped for Feb 11, 2010
We were looking for a good creative game for our daughter who just turned 8. I saw this game which seemed like it had promise. My daughter loves it. She tends not to be a direction reader, but was still able to figure out by trial and error most of what she had to do. My guess is that people more familiar with these sort of games will catch on to the interface even more quickly. There were a few frustrating bits that took a quick look to the instructions to understand, but once cleared up were no problem. Overall, seems well designed, leaves plenty of room for creativity, and seems especially well suited to those in between children that want a bit of adventure, maybe aren't interested in dolls, but still like some social interaction between the characters. ( even if some of it isn't all that friendly ( one of her characters ate another one by accident ).
Our daughter loves the game and would play it much more than we allow.
 Spore DS not up to the PC version Jan 11, 2010
For anyone who has played the PC version, or has seen the preview of the PC version, the DS version is not the same. You don't really 'evolve' your creature, you just get different body parts that you mix and match depending on the terrain. There isn't any long term planning, and you only ever get the one creature. The whole story is pushed forward with the idea that you have to find and rescue a little 'friend', that you see in the beginning for all of 10 seconds, from alien abductors. Quite honestly I cared more about the creatures I befriended than about the guy I was supposed to be saving. The interactions with the other creatures could be annoying, especially the stupid dancing, though the battle setup wasn't too bad. Some of the actions, like watering trees to get more food, were a little repetitive and could get annoying if you didn't get it done fast enough. I ended up stuck near the end because I accidently killed a creature I was supposed to befriend and then couldn't get past the guardian creatures of the same 'type'. Not the worst game I have ever played, and it kept me amused for a little while, but it really wasn't that great either.
0 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 game for my nephew Dec 08, 2009
I haven't played the game it's for my newphew for Christmas. The estimated delivery date was between Dec. 10 -28th. I was worried about getting it in time for Christmas. Seller shipped right away and I received on Dec. 7th. Very fast shipping very happy with the seller.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
great game for a great price Aug 25, 2009
My son has played this DS Nintendo game over and over. He liked being able to create his own creatures and battling other creatures.
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 Absolute Peice of JUNK!!!! Aug 09, 2009
I was lucky enough not to have to buy this to check it out. I have played the original SPORE, and lemme tell you, it is awesome. I was expecting some sort of similar playing platform (i.e. start from cellular stage, work up to space stage, etc.), even if greatly simplified. What I played was something that could probably be made by someone with too much time and paper on their hands. It looked like a stupid cardboard cutout! also, the small part of actual gameplay I conducted basically involved running to a bananna tree, clicking on it to bring up a menu, and using slash to bring down A (A, as in singular) bananna. I had to do that thrice to bring down all three banannas. then, I would ferry the banannas to some freaks who had a "STARMAP" and throwing them a bananna. then repeat until the computer thought I had gotten board enough and telling me to go and defend the bananna stash from some evil freaks. The module that commanded flight of the rocks I threw was terrible, and resulted in the freaks, two of them I might add, taking one bananna each, and running away. the computer then told me to go back and start all over again.
In short: very boring, tedious, and stupid
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