Several users made complaints and creations claiming that they will boycott EA and some people have downrated the bots.Īfter submitting a code, the Dr. The pirated version does not allow you to share the mech creations due to the game not registering as the user actually having a serial for it.Īlthough each bottle clearly stated that 'Every Bottle Wins', it was noted that, although rare, some bottles lacked a code, which added to the controversy. Soon after the announcement, many creations featured on the Most Popular New creations list demand the parts be made into a patch, available for everyone around the world, PC, and Mac and Steam users.ĭue to the fact that users can't get the parts outside of the US, a pirated version has been floating around. It has also been recently discovered that the pack contains the long-anticipated Patch 1.06, which only contributed to the controversy. The promotion ended on December 31, 2010.Įver since it was announced, the Mech Pack caused a great deal of controversy due to it being exclusive to residents of the USA, and the fact that the offer was limited to Dr.

Pepper and Electronic Arts, players can enter a code from a bottle or cup to get 14 new robot parts for the Creature Creator. Not recently, as part of a partnership with Dr. The current plan is to unlock robotic creature parts once you reach the UFO stage and then allow the player to create machine creatures in the creature editor which can populate an environment just like creatures.'. According to Will Wright, he stated: 'On the other hand I do want robots. On June 8, 2005, three years before Spore release, Barrakuda mentioned that Will Wright would like to have robotic parts in the Creature Creator after advancing to the Space Stage, possibly as a result of research in the game.

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