New The Simpsons game unveiled
Vivendi Universal announced a new game based on the popular TV show The Simpsons.

- Vivendi Universal announced "The Simpsons Hit & Run", a mission based driving game with out-of-the-car platform gameplay. The game, developed by Radical Entertainment, should hit the stores on September 2003 in conjunction with the release of The Simpsons Season 3 DVD.

The following game features were revealed:

  • Over 56 driving and on-foot missions in 7 huge levels spread out over the familiar Springfield landmarks
  • Explore Springfield like never before as Homer, Bart, Apu, Marge, and Lisa on foot
  • For the first time, explore the interiors of locations like the Kwik-e-mart, the Power Plant, and even the Simpsons home
  • Brand new story and dialogue written by award-winning The Simpsons writers
  • Voiced by The Simpsons cast for full brand authenticity
  • Drive as 17 different characters including Cletus, Comic Book Guy, and Principal Skinner with his nagging Mother as a backseat driver
  • Over 40 unique vehicles to unlock including Homer's Mr. Plow and Cletus's pick-up truck
  • Pick-up-and play game controls are inviting for non-gaming Simpsons fan while challenging the serious gamer
  • In-game animated gags and hidden jokes throughout the environments give the genuine feel of being in an episode of The Simpsons
  • Hidden pickups containing episode-specific bonus material from the last 14 seasons to reward The Simpsons fan and increase the shelf life of title
  • Multiplayer mode for up-to 4 players in unlockable driving challenges


Take a look at the first three screenshots of the game, even if the quality is not exactly excellent.


(Posted: Saturday, April 26, 2003, 2:13PM GMT)

- Harry

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