Seeing this is half-Sup Forums and half-Sup Forums, what would happen if this game was made in the modern era of Simpsons?
Seeing this is half-Sup Forums and half-Sup Forums...
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Jack James
It wouldn’t be an arcade phenomenon because everyone has at home gaming consoles.
Luis Morales
I'm fairly sure we had those in 1991.
Asher Moore
It would be an app.
Jackson Evans
If it was exactly the same game, but on mobile phones or a pc/console arcade release, would it still be reviewed so positively?
Cameron Rogers
But arcades were still incredibly popular back then as well. I can only imagine how much money I put into The Simpson, TMNT and the many fighting games we had back then
Adrian Rodriguez
It likely wouldn't be made by Konami, and require microtransactions.
John Ortiz
It would have been cancelled for having more fluid animation than the show
Brandon Fisher
Marge wouldn't have rabbit ears for one.
Ayden Roberts
they'ed make it a phone game, with micro transactions and ads everywhere.
Bentley Jackson
They did.
Isaac Long
But they never made a console version of this because Acclaim owned the license for Simpsons console games, there were only a couple of shitty PC ports.
Charles Brooks
>Play as Homer and 3 celebrities with up to 4 players!
Christian Evans
that is horrid
Landon Flores
I think that was a callback to Life is Hell.
John Kelly
If there was a modern equivalent to a Konami-style beat em up, it would probably be by Platinum
Mason Watson
Marge was originally supposed to be hiding the bunny ears with her weird hair in the show as well. An idea that was left by the wayside.
Brayden Price
Just like Homer being Krusty
Tyler Cox
It's so fucking bizarre to turn The Simpsons into a side-scrolling beat-'em-up and I love it.
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Charles Garcia
that is really funny and makes me want a Life is Hell animated sitcom.
Evan Murphy
This makes Flanders Killer 7 look good.
Cooper Peterson
Nobody would have ever heard of it because arcades are dead in the US
Angel Carter
Nobody would play it because no one goes arcades anymore
Joseph Cook
>with micro transactions
At least one thing stays the same
Nathan Gonzalez
When I saw OP's picture I got excited and thought they were making a Simpsons Comic based around the story of the arcade game. But no...
Adam Lewis
It would have many references to great episodes but even more to lame ones! that's why "The Simpson Hit and Run" was perfect, in 2003 the Simpson were already bad but was the beginning.
Virtual Springfield was amazing too, was in 1997 (Simpson in their prime!), but I don't consider it 100% a game.
Jonathan Mitchell
I miss the old promo art for simpsons.
Eli Wood
Is there a reason that Bart wears different colors when he appears on merchandising? I remember tons of officially licensed shirts back in the day sporting Bart only in the blue shirt.
Hunter Miller
I want to say it'd be essentially this game. I played the PS2 version 10 years ago and I remember it being filled with bad jokes and tedious gameplay, I still beat it though.
Landon Hill
Think of Mario Run, but with the Simpsons and much greedier microtransactions.
Xavier Ross
Why havent they made an episode/THoH segment about this yet? was this not etched into the main crew's memory? they even voiced the thing.
id like to see a modern take on Crazy smithers, and a 4 against 1 on Baron von brawn
Nathaniel Harris
Most of those Acclaim Simpsons games were terrible. They milked the license for all it was worth.
Julian Garcia
A King of the Hill arcade game would be awesome. Dale's special move would be Pocket Sand.
Isaiah Thompson
it would be awful to contrl on a phone
James Allen
>Virtual Springfield
Shit, is that worth the time to dust up a copy and try it out?
Bentley Jones
At one point, Matt pitched an idea where Life is Hell took place in the same universe as the Simpsons and the rabbits lived in the ghetto. The idea was that Marge was disguising herself as a human so she didn't have to live in the ghetto.
The rest of the show's staff quickly informed him that the idea was fucking stupid and it was never brought up again outside of the arcade game.
Dylan Phillips
I always did think Bart's Nightmare and Virtual Bart weren't too bad but the NES games were absolute dogshit. The depressing thing is I remember actually beating Bart Vs The World as a kid; the game was frustratingly difficult due to the awful controls.
Adrian Jenkins
It's the most fitting representation of 2010's Simpsons.
Sterile design, stiff animation, and shits on your memory of the 90's stuff.