Spore released in Australia first: screen shots galore!!

Due for release on September 5th in Europe and Japan, September 7th in the US, Australia got Spore today! Getting games before the rest of the world is a very rare occurrence, so I’m very happy to be playing Spore earlier than most. Check out the screens below, I’ll try to stop from time to time to add some more.

Spore 001
Spore 002
Spore 003
Spore 004
Spore 005
Spore 006
Spore 007 
Spore 009
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Apparently some Australian retailers broke the launch date and started selling Spore early.

After finishing the first level of Spore (cell stage), it’s inviting to continually level up your creation / character. After spending the first level in the water, in the second level, you venture on to land.. Next up is wings (if you choose) or arms.

One things for sure Spore is amazingly colourful and makes for great screen shots.

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