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techradar.com - 6/17/2009

Spore Comic Book Creator

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How to describe Spore? It's a fun, easy-to-use 'God-sim' videogame that pushes the boundaries of its genre. What about Spore Comic Book Creator? It's a tortuous, counterintuitive mess that is utterly pedestrian in its approach and output! Comic Book Creator is developed by a different company ...

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