You can run over roadside objects, people they amusingly bounce around but never get hurt and crash your car for quite some time before the cops come after you, as indicated by a useful wanted meter. Everyone and everything from the show gets thrown into the game, including the original voice actors providing their original voices. Originally designed for all platforms, the controls for the PC version are merely adequate. Running around on foot introduces some weirdness, as the camera has a tendency to go wonky and the mouselook option is half-assed, but manageable.
Any control issues fade into the background when you actually sit down and play the thing, however. The quantity compensates for the lack of difficulty. Go figure, huh? One thing The Simpsons franchise lacks, however, is a decent video game. Make no mistake, there have been numerous attempts over the years, but none have really been able to combine a decent game along with The Simpsons license ' until now, that is.
The Simpsons: Hit and Run is the best Simpsons game to date, but does it hold appeal for everyone? Take away the excess violence and hookers, and you'll have The Simpsons: Hit and Run. It's an unlinear, free-roaming, missions-based game with an interactive environment in the Simpsons world. Unfortunately, not everyone likes The Simpsons I don't know any, but I trust they're out there , and because of that, there are two camps here.
This is the game you've been waiting fourteen long years for. More importantly, it complements the humor of The Simpsons incredibly well. Just about every character from The Simpsons makes an appearance in some form or another, whether they're playable characters or just pedestrians on the streets. The humor of the show is completely intact in Hit and Run ; from the hilarious one-line quips to the more subtle jokes you'll find around town, you'll be laughing throughout the entire game.
The graphics and audio also complement The Simpsons license really well. It feels like a Simpsons episode, and is probably the main selling point for any Simpsons fan. Everyone Else Chances are you'll see through the wonderfully created Simpsons' world and notice the flawed gameplay.
While the world in The Simpsons: Hit and Run is interactive and very funny, the core gameplay is far too repetitive. In total, there are about five or six different type of missions and by the third or fourth level, things start getting monotonous. Antony Peel. Software languages. Author Vivendi. Updated Over a year ago. Last revision More than a year ago.
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