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I forgot that one. Such a shame it didn't get ported to the home systems back in the day.
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I forgot that one. Such a shame it didn't get ported to the home systems back in the day.
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I liked the DS game as a kid, but I haven't played it in years so I don't know how well it holds up.
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That was one of the two games I had for the Sega Game Gear.
A few years ago I was working in New Hampshire, and I went to the Funspot in Laconia on a day off. The Simpsons Arcade Game was literally the only game down for maintenance.
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Sadly that's what it sounds like now.
I wouldn't mind this at all, having episodes done by different people in whatever way they choose to do it as. They could be homages, spoofs, retreads or anything at all.
You forgot Bart vs. The World for the NES! That one is easy to forget though!
Only for the Commodore 64 and the PC! Heck if the SNES had it, nobody would complain!
There was also "Virtual Springfield"....
There's a barcade near me that has it in their collection.
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I think "Homer's Enemy" or "Behind the Laughter" would have served as excellent series finales, thematically. "Brother from Another Series" would have been an excellent note to end the Sideshow Bob stories.
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Once upon a time, I think I kind of thought it really would be the last episode.
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BTW, an upcoming episode is entitled "E My Sports."
I am not optimistic.
I am not optimistic.
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Friend of mine likes to joke it was the last of the simpsons in the prime timeline and this a shit alternate where the simpsons dragged on and we're in a dystopia where unrealistic nostalgia for the past is killing us socially and culturally.
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The only truly good Simpsons video games were the original Konami arcade game and Simpsons Hit & Run.
A lot of good memories were had playing Hit & Run on the PS2 back in the mid-2000's.
That being said, Simpsons Road Rage and Virtual Springfield were decent. Not great, but okay.
The less said about Simpsons Wrestling, the better...
A lot of good memories were had playing Hit & Run on the PS2 back in the mid-2000's.
That being said, Simpsons Road Rage and Virtual Springfield were decent. Not great, but okay.
The less said about Simpsons Wrestling, the better...
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Just re-watched $pringfield (Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling). I love how it was only barely an episode but more clearly a collection of one-off gags they couldn't figure out how to fit in a proper episode.
"What if we showed a post-war propaganda movie about Springfield manufacturing amphibious cars"
"What if Bart ran a casino from his tree house where they bet on whether or not nerds would embarass themselves"
"What if Lisa had a nightmare about the Boogeyman but Homer thought it was real"
"What if Mr. Burns became a crazy recluse germophobe"
"What if Homer was in Rain Man"
"What if we showed a post-war propaganda movie about Springfield manufacturing amphibious cars"
"What if Bart ran a casino from his tree house where they bet on whether or not nerds would embarass themselves"
"What if Lisa had a nightmare about the Boogeyman but Homer thought it was real"
"What if Mr. Burns became a crazy recluse germophobe"
"What if Homer was in Rain Man"
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But somehow they all connected it together in a brilliant story about economic prosperity, a gambling addiction, and a father who fails at being a house-dad.
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Add also "What if James Bond was in Sprinfield casino?", a deleted scene who was supposed to be in the episode aired during the 138th Simpsons spectacular.
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I always loved the subplot about Burns going nuts. And I think the Homer/Lisa one really cut to the heart of who Classic Homer is - he’s an idiot and a slob, but he always wants to do right by his daughter.
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"YER OWA AEH OO OR AUER"*
"Think before you say each word."
*(think that's how it went)
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Krusty's Super Funhouse for the SNES is a good Lemmings clone.
I'll always have a fondness for those early Simpsons games (Arcade, Bart's Nightmare, Bart vs. The Space Mutants) because they reflect the cultural zeitgeist of the first two seasons focusing on Bart, and not Homer, as the show's breakout character.
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They say Bart The Daredevil was the beginning of Duh HOMUH Show.
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Honestly that whole episode is just one perfect Homer moment after another.
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I sorta recall it being like "Yer getta furder ratta aurah!", but I guess that's close!
Plus we also get our favorite Ralph moment!
Being that age, we all wanted to be Bart too!
I wouldn't doubt that.
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One of my favourite episodes is Bart of Darkness.
The show at that time always threw together wacky stuff into really good episodes.
"Let me be blunt: is there a labor crisis in America today?"
"Wow... the universe is so boring!"