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The Simpsons Boss Says Monopoly Go Crossover Wasn’t Meant To Be A “Butt-Kissy” Brand Deal
The Simpsons executive producer Matt Selman discussed the recent crossover event with the mobile game Monopoly Go, emphasizing that the collaboration was designed to be subversive and "Simpsons-y" rather than a simple brand deal. He noted that developer Scopely took the feedback to heart, creating a narrative-driven experience that feels authentic to the show's spirit. Selman also expressed hope for a potential remaster of the cult-classic game The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
Xbox boss reveals what the next gen Project Helix will sound like
Xbox head Asha Sharma has revealed the new boot-up animation and sound for Xbox consoles, which will also be featured on the upcoming next-generation console codenamed Project Helix, expected in 2027. This branding update is part of a larger effort to revitalize the Xbox brand, with fans responding positively to the changes. The article also touches on the potential for improved backwards compatibility for older titles on the new hardware.
30 Years Later, Steamed Hams Is Still One Of Gaming’s Biggest Meme Crossovers
The iconic Simpsons sketch 'Steamed Hams' is celebrating its 30th anniversary and its enduring legacy as a major internet meme. The sketch has been reinterpreted across various video games, including fan-made versions in the style of LucasArts, Telltale Games, and even as a Fortnite season crossover. There are also ongoing discussions about a potential remaster of the game The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
Going Platinum: SpongeBob's Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated My Nostalgia for Old Tie-Ins
This article details the author's experience earning the platinum trophy for SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated, a modernization of a beloved PlayStation 2 tie-in game. It reflects on the era of licensed video games and how titles like this remake, alongside others like The Simpsons: Hit & Run and Batman: Arkham Asylum, have improved the reputation of tie-in games.
Open-World Action Games Similar to GTA in 2026: 15 Exciting Alternatives
This guide explores 15 open-world action games that offer similar experiences to the Grand Theft Auto series, catering to various preferences in 2026. It highlights titles ranging from realistic crime dramas like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Mafia: Definitive Edition to over-the-top chaotic sandboxes like Saints Row and Just Cause 4. The list also includes immersive RPGs like Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3, as well as mobile options like Gangstar Vegas.
The 10 best GTA clones to play while you wait for GTA 6
This article lists ten "GTA clone" games that players can enjoy while waiting for the release of Grand Theft Auto 6. It highlights various titles from different eras and platforms, discussing their similarities and differences to the Grand Theft Auto series.
The Simpsons: Hit & Run-återkomst? "Säg aldrig aldrig"
Matt Selman, writer and showrunner for The Simpsons, has hinted at the possibility of a return for the cult classic game The Simpsons: Hit & Run, stating "never say never." The 2003 title, originally released on PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox, has gained a significant following over the years, with fans expressing a strong desire for a sequel or remake.
The Simpsons: Hit & Run writer and series showrunner says "never say never" to a possible revival
Matt Selman, writer for The Simpsons: Hit & Run and showrunner for The Simpsons, has stated that a revival or remake of the cult classic game is a possibility. He indicated that "never say never" to the idea, acknowledging the game's popularity and fan demand. This comes as former members of Radical Entertainment and Hothead Games have formed a new studio, New Radical Games, focused on licensed titles.
Executive producer on The Simpsons says 'never say never' regarding a Hit & Run revival, even if he…
Executive producer Matt Selman expressed openness to a revival of The Simpsons: Hit & Run, a cult classic action-adventure game. Selman, who helped write the game in his 20s, was surprised by its enduring popularity among fans of the animated sitcom.
Simpsons showrunner talks Simpsons: Hit & Run
The Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman has commented on the possibility of a sequel or remake for the cult classic game, The Simpsons: Hit & Run. While nothing is confirmed, Selman stated 'never say never,' acknowledging the strong fan demand for the game's return and expressing surprise at its enduring popularity.
'We Know They Want It': The Simpsons Showrunner Tops Up Hopium for Hit & Run PS5 Remaster
The Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman has expressed openness to a potential remaster of the beloved game The Simpsons: Hit & Run. While nothing is confirmed, Selman acknowledged the strong fan demand for the game's return, noting that "never say never" is his stance on the possibility. He also recalled development battles, such as fighting to include the ability to enter and exit cars, which was inspired by Grand Theft Auto III.
The Simpsons showrunner talks about the possibility of The Simpsons: Hit & Run returning
The Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman has expressed optimism about the possibility of The Simpsons: Hit & Run returning, stating "never say never" due to fan passion. Selman, who wrote for the 2004 GameCube action-adventure title developed by Radical Entertainment and published by Vivendi, recalled a significant battle to include the ability to enter and exit vehicles, inspired by Grand Theft Auto 3.
The Simpsons showrunner is a maybe on a Hit & Run revival: "If we know people want it, never say never"
Series showrunner Matt Selman has stated that a revival of The Simpsons: Hit & Run is a possibility, indicating "never say never" if there is clear fan demand. He expressed surprise at the game's enduring cult status.
"If We Know People Want It, Never Say Never" - The Simpsons Showrunner Offers New Hope for Hit & Run Sequel - IGN
The Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman has offered new hope for a sequel to the beloved game The Simpsons: Hit & Run, stating "never say never" due to fan demand. He previously worked on the game and acknowledges its cult success. The news comes as the original developer, Radical Entertainment, has reformed as New Radical Games, sparking speculation about a potential remake or sequel.
Xbox-fans röstar om gamla Xbox-spel de vill ge nytt Xbox-liv på Series och Helix – The Simpsons i topp
Fans on XboxGamePreservation.com are voting on which original Xbox and Xbox 360 games they want to see made backward compatible on modern Xbox consoles like the Series X|S. The Simpsons: Hit & Run is leading the vote, followed by Silent Hill 4: The Room and Burnout 3: Takedown, with seven out of the top ten games being from the original Xbox era.
Simpsons: Hit & Run Revival? "Never Say Never," Producer Says
The Simpsons executive producer Matt Selman has hinted at the possibility of a revival for the 2003 action game The Simpsons: Hit & Run, stating "never say never." While no official plans are set, Selman acknowledged the game's enduring popularity and fan desire for a remaster or re-release. He also discussed the development challenges and the complex corporate landscape surrounding the franchise.
The devs behind The Simpsons: Hit & Run and Prototype are back as a sort-of new, just as radical studio
Former developers from Radical Entertainment and Hothead Games have formed a new studio called New Radical Games. Led by original Radical co-founder Ian Wilkinson, the studio aims to offer services like full game development, co-development, porting, and remastering, leveraging their experience with titles such as The Simpsons: Hit & Run and Prototype.
Ex-Radical Entertainment, Hothead Games devs form new studio
Veteran developers from Radical Entertainment and Hothead Games have formed a new studio called New Radical Games. Ian Wilkinson, former CEO of Radical Entertainment, and Tim Bennison, former COO of Hothead Games, are leading the new venture. The studio aims to specialize in remastering classic games for modern hardware.
Prototype and The Simpsons: Hit & Run developer Radical Entertainment is seemingly back, and fan speculation is already running rampant
Radical Entertainment, the developer behind Prototype and The Simpsons: Hit & Run, appears to have returned as New Radical Games. The studio, co-founded by original Radical co-founder Ian Wilkinson and featuring former Radical developers from Hothead Games, is now available for full game development, co-development, remastering, and porting projects. This revival has sparked fan speculation about potential remasters of classic titles.
