The Simpsons Game
The Simpsons Game features a hilarious, sprawling, and mind-busting storyline crafted by the TV show's Emmy Award-winning writers. For this action-comedy, the full cast of voice actors from the TV show and movie reprise their roles to lend the ultimate in authenticity and realism to the game. In The Simpsons Game, Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa use exciting, all-new powers to save Springfield from rising chaos. To help the Simpsons, gamers must journey through their home town as well as vast worlds beyond, vanquish an amazing array of villains, and fight their way through parodies of multiple popular games. An Original Episodic Adventure - Features a 100% original script from the writers of the show with 4 distinct acts divided into 16 episodes and over 8,000 lines of dialogue Springfield Hub - The open-world Springfield was designed as a central locale to jump into episodes with iconic locations to visit, characters to be visited and interact with, and hundreds of collectibles to be found Parodies and Satire - With parodies of the video game industry, pop culture and current events, the game has the same gut-wrenching hilarity as the show Co-op Play - With two members of The Simpsons family involved in each episode, all episodes can be played cooperatively in addition to being played in single-player mode Collectibles - Roam throughout the episodes and Springfield itself to discover custom video game clichés, and unique collectibles for each member of The Simpsons family Time Challenges - Every episode can be replayed
The Simpsons Game Accessories
 The Simpsons Movie (Widescreen Edition)
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The Simpsons - The Complete Tenth Season
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The Simpsons Game Reviews
Other than the vignettes between levels, there is nothing to recommend this game. Terrible camera with sluggish, non-responsive controls and bad even for a PS2 graphics. The game plays like a Dreamcast title from early this decade.
The game is in good condition, and my kids are enjoying it. It arrived in a very timely fashion.
this game had everything a adventure fun and some of the Simpsons well i watch the show and it is fun but the game is like the same thing u can play as anyone so i give this game 5 stars of fun but it is haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaard
The funniest characters had to be in the Mr. The game does have classical Simpsons characters, like Mr. But in the end this game was somewhat a disappointment, the game was fun but once you got to the final level and if you could last through seven rounds of Dance Dance Revolution then you can beat it, or you can use the cheat code to get the movies unlocked just for the time your playing. Sparkle level, the comic book guy themed sumos. The reference to japanese style Pokemon battles was really funny.
This game started off easy and most of the levels were so simple that even a child could do it. Sparkle and Itchy and Scratchy and of course Poochy of which isnt that classical. Leading up to the battle with Matt Groening its pretty simple, the items mean nothing in this game, so there is no point in collecting them. The final level is easy but unless you can do Dance Dance Revolution then you will have trouble with beating the game.
This game is fun and the humor is pretty good.
That's always the most important part of any game.
I've never played a game where the camera angle is the biggest obstacle in the game, but that is the case here.
It's a struggle to get the view you need to accomplish certain tasks.
Bottom line, it's a good game that could be great if the designers just cleaned up the gameplay.
Then when you do, it can change on you by itself while you are in the middle of some critical action.
The problem with this game, as others have indicated in their reviews, is the gameplay.
There are references to the show itself, and I truly do enjoy Comic Book Guy's numerous cliches.
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