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The Simpsons: Hit & Run

  • Video Game
  • 2003
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8.3/10
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Hank Azaria, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Dan Castellaneta, and Yeardley Smith in The Simpsons: Hit & Run (2003)
Adult AnimationAlien InvasionSatireSlapstickUrban AdventureActionAdventureAnimationComedyCrime

When mysterious surveillance equipment, mind control cola and aliens terrorize Springfield, only the Simpsons can find out why and save the town.When mysterious surveillance equipment, mind control cola and aliens terrorize Springfield, only the Simpsons can find out why and save the town.When mysterious surveillance equipment, mind control cola and aliens terrorize Springfield, only the Simpsons can find out why and save the town.

  • Writers
    • Matt Selman
    • Tim Long
    • Matt Warburton
  • Stars
    • Dan Castellaneta
    • Julie Kavner
    • Nancy Cartwright
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    8.3/10
    3.2K
    YOUR RATING
    • Writers
      • Matt Selman
      • Tim Long
      • Matt Warburton
    • Stars
      • Dan Castellaneta
      • Julie Kavner
      • Nancy Cartwright
    • 26User reviews
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    Dan Castellaneta
    Dan Castellaneta
    • Homer Simpson
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    Julie Kavner
    Julie Kavner
    • Marge Simpson
    • (voice)
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    Nancy Cartwright
    Nancy Cartwright
    • Bart Simpson
    • (voice)
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    Yeardley Smith
    Yeardley Smith
    • Lisa Simpson
    • (voice)
    Hank Azaria
    Hank Azaria
    • Moe Szyslak
    • (voice)
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    Harry Shearer
    Harry Shearer
    • Ned Flanders
    • (voice)
    • …
    Pamela Hayden
    Pamela Hayden
    • Milhouse Van Houten
    • (voice)
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    Tress MacNeille
    Tress MacNeille
    • Agnes Skinner
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    Karl Wiedergott
    • Additional Voices
    • (voice)
    Véronique Augereau
    • Marge Simpson
    • (voice)
    • …
    Aurélia Bruno
    • Lisa Simpson
    • (French version)
    • (voice)
    • (as Aurelia Bruno)
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    Joëlle Guigui
    • Bart Simpson
    • (voice)
    • …
    Pierre Laurent
    • Barney Gumble
    • (voice)
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    Gilbert Lévy
    • Wille le jardinier
    • (voice)
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    Michel Modo
    Michel Modo
    • Krusty le clown
    • (voice)
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    Philippe Peythieu
    • Homer Simpson
    • (voice)
    • …
    Régine Teyssot
    • Ralph Wiggum
    • (voice)
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    • Writers
      • Matt Selman
      • Tim Long
      • Matt Warburton
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    Darth_Homer

    Comic Book Guy wouldn't say Worst Game Ever to this one

    It's the genre we love to hate, licensed video games. This genre often produces some of the crappiest games ever made, one such victim has been the Simpsons, in which many a crappy game has been made about the show.

    Now, the waters have parted, at last, A great Simpsons game since Konamis smash aracde game has graced us, it's name, The Simpsons: Hit and Run.

    To put the game a little simpiler, it's Simpsons meets GTA, minus all the violence which made the latter a smash hit. But even without the violence, this is still a great game.

    The best part about the game is the script and sound. The script is great, being penned by the shows writers and voiced by the shows actors, getting an authentic feel to the game, and the script is one of the funniest ever written, probably funnier than the Futurama script.

    The games only fault is with the camera, it just happens to get in your way so much it's really annoying and destroys the game.

    In short, if u love the Simpsons or love car-madness, get this game!
    10smcgann14

    Oh Yeah!

    This is probably one of my favorite video games. The best part is the dialog. There are so many great lines, like Homer with "I am evil Homer!", Marge with "I shouldn't be laughing at that", Bart with "My skull..my beautiful skull", Lisa with "Watch where you're going!", and Comic Book Guy with "I have spilled my Squishee." But the Holy Donut of Dialogue goes to Apu. I love his quotes like "I hope my store is robbed only three times while I'm driving around," "Move your clumsy vehicle," and "That is a four-wheeled disgrace." But my favorite Apu line is, "Who put this here? It makes no sense!" I also love the graphics, action, humor, and the fact that the vehicle can actually be damaged, and realistically.

    Best Food with Title: Donuts
    7Severinplates853

    Intensely fustrating at times but captures the Simpsons perfectly

    7.5/10, B tier. It is really hard for me to hate this game as it is such a staple of my PS2 childhood. Whilst I prefer road rage for it's huge levels and crazy taxi like gameplay this is a game that will always remember and like on a personal level.

    It is a racing game but you can explore the world on foot, almost like a GTA game with the ammount of things you can do. The world itelf is a perfect example of that from the show. All the locations feel natural and realisically laid out. The iconic places such as the house, school, power plant, Moe's, to name a few, are all really well realised.

    The story is pretty cool as well, you don't really know we're it will go next and every Simpsons character is involved. I won't talk about it as it is just so crazy and interesting to see where it goes. You get to play as everyone except Maggie of course because she can't drive. Lisa easily has the best cars and Bart has the best area of Springfield, downtown.

    The game is a great interpretation of the Simpsons that is very accurate to the show. The game is always interesting and has so much that fans of the show will love. That being said, there is one major flaw to this game, it is surprisingly one of the most fustrating games I have ever played. I have seen Jerma's stream (The first Jerma stream I watched) but even then I didn't realize it would be as bad as that, and didn't remember it being that difficult at all. It is honestly that bad and whist not struggling as much as Jerma it was a nightmare to get through.

    The game is difficult in the unfair way, with timed races ( one of my most hated gaming tropes) having really limited times. You have do do races using nearly every shortcut otherwise you will simply not make it in time. As most of the game revolves around these type of missions it really does make it allot worse.

    The other types of missions are not so bad, doing damage to and enemy car, collecting things on foot, but having to avoid a target is awful. The last mission of the game is almost unbearable. It combines all the fustrating parts of the game with having to race, avoid attackers, collect and item (that destroys when you hit something!), all in the space of a minute.

    The only reason I got through the game was through advice online. You have to change vehicles for certain missions which makes the game much easier. Still the fact you have to do that is awful, especially as some missions don't allow you to, the last mission included!

    Whilst having so many good qualities and was a game I definitely found interesting, it is a game I can't recommend purely because the game is so fustrating. It is still a good game but you have to go through allot of fustration and objectively bad gameplay to apriciate it.
    10Analog_Devotee

    HIDDEN GEM!

    When I bought this game in 2005, I was honestly only following through because, at the very least, maybe it could be a fun novelty game. I had no idea what to expect -- I only conjured another Road Rage esque experience.

    But what this is is a Simpsons reskin of GTA, and holy cow is it fun. I come back and beat this game again every couple years or so, and it never fails to provide a great time.

    A true hidden gem!
    8Dr_Death666

    A cool Simpsons game!

    The Simpsons: Hit And Run was made 2 years after Crazy Taxi spoofing Road Rage way back in 2001. This one is more fun and challenging. I'll tell you the main gist of it now.

    Characters- Pretty much every character from the show Plot- Play through missions on foot or on wheels as many Simpsons characters.

    Animation- Blocky and aging, but still cute, colorful, and fun looking.

    Sound- Psychedelic.

    Buy this game. Definitely. It is great unless you don't like too much challenge in a car game, but otherwise play this good game.

    8.5/10 or: B+

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    • Trivia
      Upon playing the game, the first thing that Matt Groening did was kick Marge all the way down the street to the Kwik-E-Mart.
    • Goofs
      Bart's first level is October 26th, according to the newspaper. In his first mission, Milhouse warns him that Principal Skinner is looking for everyone who skipped school that day. The game is (presumably) set in 2003. October 26th, 2003 was a Sunday.
    • Quotes

      Moe Szyslak: Sorry, Bart. I can't sell booze to a minor, it ain't right.

      Bart Simpson: I'm here to buy fireworks.

      Moe Szyslak: Oh, hell yeah!

    • Crazy credits
      Kang and Kodos wisecrack about the names in the credits.
    • Connections
      Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #29.13 (2003)

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    • Release date
      • September 16, 2003 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • Canada
    • Official site
      • Twentieth Century Fox
    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • 20th Century Fox Television
      • Gracie Films
      • Radical Entertainment
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      • 1.78 : 1

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