Oh, sure, Spore's a nice enough guy. But ... don't you sometimes wish he had a bad streak? You've always been attracted to the lone wolf, the rebel, the ne'er-do-well -- that goody-two-shoes Spore wouldn't know the first thing about satisfying your desire for unwholesome behavior. You know who does? His edgy twin brother, Darkspore.
At least, we're assuming EA's recently registered trio of trademarks for "Darkspore," discovered by Superannuation, are reserving the title for the franchise's next, considerably darker iteration. Is it possibly the Spore title hinted at in EA's Q3 2010 financial report? Or is it an unexpected evil twin, making a soap operatic surprise entrance? Only time (and possibly EA's press conference at E3) will tell.
Reader Comments (7)
Posted: May 7th 2010 7:40PM MrAlex said
It'll be for wii, handhelds or mobiles rather than PC, most of the team have left I think.
Posted: May 7th 2010 8:04PM Johnnynumber5 is powered by cell said
Darkspore? Seriously? The best they could come up with is Darkspore? If they phoned it in on the name then it doesn't give me much hope for the actual game itself. Was the focus group that decided it was an effective name exclusively kindergartners?
Posted: May 7th 2010 8:33PM killdash9 said
Darkspore is going to try to lure Spore onto his side by offering him an emotion chip.
Oh, and good luck to Joystiq with that lawsuit about to come from Tim Langdell.
Oh, and good luck to Joystiq with that lawsuit about to come from Tim Langdell.
Posted: May 7th 2010 8:37PM AwesomeSauce said
Spore was a good game. That being said it was also the most disappointing release ever.
Posted: May 7th 2010 9:16PM einhanderkiller said
Darkspore - Spore with Darkspawn.
Posted: May 8th 2010 1:01PM BigD145 said
Still not ScienceSpore.
/disappoint
/disappoint
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