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The editors liked
Pretty darn funny
Different character abilities keep the gameplay interesting
Graphics and sound capture the "Simpsons" vibe.
Hilariously lampoons the video game industry and its revered classics
Bart
Homer
Marge
And Lisa all have great superpowers
The levels emulate the sights and sounds of the cartoon beautifully
More than 20 minutes of great cutscenes and voice acting...
The editors didn't like
Dull
Simple combat
Inability to switch characters at will
Controls are occasionally imprecise.
A little too much emphasis on pulling levers and jumping between platforms
Only takes about five hours to do everything the game offers
Offcolor language may not be appropriate for the little ones.
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Joseph , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: I'm often too busy to sit down and watch TV, but The Simpsons is one of those shows that I really make an effort to watch once a week. It's hard to pinpoint exactly what makes The Simpsons so funny, but it's likely a combination of the random behavior exe...
The Simpsons Game - Nintendo DS Review (Page 2 of 2) Review of The Simpsons Game by David Sanchez (280 pts ) Edited & published by Michael Hartman (10,857 pts ) on Jan 31, 2010Tell a friend Share Leave a comment Report a problem Facebook StumbleUpon re...
Abstract: It's hard for 2D side-scrolling platformers to get much notice these days. The genre's been done and redone so many times that it takes some really clever ideas to make games of this ilk feel like anything more than retread ground. Thankfully, the team...
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Published: 2007-11-19, Author: Phil , review by: gamespy.com
Pretty darn funny; different character abilities keep the gameplay interesting; graphics and sound capture the "Simpsons" vibe.
Dull, simple combat; inability to switch characters at will; controls are occasionally imprecise.
It wasnt long after Bart Simpson first invited us to eat his shorts in the early 90s that there were videogames based on Matt Groenings beloved television series. Although the quality of the games has run the gamut from horrible to pretty darn good,...
Hilariously lampoons the video game industry and its revered classics, Bart, Homer, Marge, and Lisa all have great superpowers, The levels emulate the sights and sounds of the cartoon beautifully, More than 20 minutes of great cutscenes and voice acting...
A little too much emphasis on pulling levers and jumping between platforms, Only takes about five hours to do everything the game offers, Offcolor language may not be appropriate for the little ones.
Though brief, The Simpsons Game on the DS satisfies from start to finish. ...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Something smells rotten in the small city of Springfield and it’s not Homer, or Moe’s Tavern either. No, someone or something has designed a most devious plot that will have the Simpsons family racing throu...
Abstract: I still remember those good ol days of the eight and 16-bit generation, a time when you could pretty much guarantee that a Simpsons game was going to stink. It was a constant, something dependable. And now Simpsons games are, you know…good. It all...
Abstract: Sometimes its difficult to be objective. If youre a parent at a school nativity play and your child has just read the wrong line in the wrong place and has done so with all the conviction of a hypnotised robot, its unlikely youre going to end the e...
