![]() Beyond action-platforming, there’s also a nice amount of puzzle-platforming alongside a touch of Katamari Damacy-esque action with the platforming. It’s a shame too because the core game does a great job at blending in a variety of different gameplay styles and throwing in things that wouldn’t normally be expected from a massive licensed game. The Simpsons Game garnered a fair amount of controversy in its day not so much due to its own content, but due to Rockstar getting upset over a Grand Theft Scratchy mission after their own games had direct references to rival series like True Crime and Driver - to the point where the controversy kind of overshadowed the game itself. It also got a PS2 version, but that suffered from a lot of performance issues - as did its PSP incarnation, making the then-modern console version the best one to get. The then-best Simpsons games of the time like Road Rage and Hit and Run have been covered in the graveyard before, but the 360-era’s only Simpsons video game eluded me until recently. Coming alongside the long-awaited movie of the series, the game set out to showcase some of the show’s most memorable areas with a new story that had some fun with gaming tropes and aimed to provide a fun time along the way. We’ve seen a slew of horrible 8-bit and portable games, some decent 16-bit games, a good if simplistic brawler that was was for many years the high mark, and then finally some fantastic PS2/GC/Xbox games that came before a drought that has continued for many years with just one exception - The Simpsons Game. The Simpsons’ history with gaming has been storied over the past thirty years. You’ll see both good and bad souls unearthed every month as we search through the more… forgotten…parts of history. Inside, we’ll be digging up games that have long been without a pulse. ![]() Watch your step, for you’ve just entered the Graveyard.
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