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this is another one of my reviews from ukreviews.com. this one is on hit and run. please have a read.
Simpsons hit & run is possibly the most un-original game ever made. it shamelessly steals the core of what made the gta series so great- hopping into motors, and speeding round a virtual reality city.oh, shove it. simpsons hit and run is still a jolly good game indeed.......
sprinfield is plesently well designed. Each of the five levels, which have missons, is dedicated to a totally different part of the city, and they're stuffed with instantly recognisable landmarks and characters.
your first instinct will be to zoom off and explore, andits a breat-taking experience. But its the missons that are the function, and indeed the quality of thi game, but as well as often exciting, they also are ythe main flaw of an otherwise good, solid gaming experience.
initially, they are good fun, but can become to repetitive. there are oly so many things you can do in a vehicle,so collecting things is the basic structure to the game. however, to my relief, it does not extend to a point where you will tire of the proceedings, and for there hard effort, thefun of the game wares out very slowly.
all in all, this is a cracker ogf a game. it has fresh contributions as well as one-off features based on a single episode, such as the monorail, and stonecutters tunnel. verging on being brilliant, hit & run is very good, and banishes painful memories of the atrocious simpsons skateboarding.
I can confidently state that this is the best simpsons game yet, and is far more successful than the disappointing futurama game. a real treat, for us simpsons fans.
I rate this product 8/10
Simpsons hit & run is possibly the most un-original game ever made. it shamelessly steals the core of what made the gta series so great- hopping into motors, and speeding round a virtual reality city.oh, shove it. simpsons hit and run is still a jolly good game indeed.......
sprinfield is plesently well designed. Each of the five levels, which have missons, is dedicated to a totally different part of the city, and they're stuffed with instantly recognisable landmarks and characters.
your first instinct will be to zoom off and explore, andits a breat-taking experience. But its the missons that are the function, and indeed the quality of thi game, but as well as often exciting, they also are ythe main flaw of an otherwise good, solid gaming experience.
initially, they are good fun, but can become to repetitive. there are oly so many things you can do in a vehicle,so collecting things is the basic structure to the game. however, to my relief, it does not extend to a point where you will tire of the proceedings, and for there hard effort, thefun of the game wares out very slowly.
all in all, this is a cracker ogf a game. it has fresh contributions as well as one-off features based on a single episode, such as the monorail, and stonecutters tunnel. verging on being brilliant, hit & run is very good, and banishes painful memories of the atrocious simpsons skateboarding.
I can confidently state that this is the best simpsons game yet, and is far more successful than the disappointing futurama game. a real treat, for us simpsons fans.
I rate this product 8/10
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i have just been playing on it.
Maverick42 wrote:
> Woah. Ten question marks.
"1, 2, 3, 4...10! Well what do you know?"
> Woah. Ten question marks.
"1, 2, 3, 4...10! Well what do you know?"
English_Bloke wrote:
> Biggie Little™ wrote:
> indeed it was uncalled for.
> *sounds like A toff*
>
> Are you saying I speak like a toff?
nope, i was saying i sound like a toff, as it was uncalled for: "now rosemary, wheres the mint tea i ordered, choppy-choppy. oh, the annual chess championship is on, then again, on the other channel there is the highlights of antique roadshow 17, which is highly entertainly. ow, my single glass eye has fallen off, what shall i do"
> Biggie Little™ wrote:
> indeed it was uncalled for.
> *sounds like A toff*
>
> Are you saying I speak like a toff?
nope, i was saying i sound like a toff, as it was uncalled for: "now rosemary, wheres the mint tea i ordered, choppy-choppy. oh, the annual chess championship is on, then again, on the other channel there is the highlights of antique roadshow 17, which is highly entertainly. ow, my single glass eye has fallen off, what shall i do"
Woah. Ten question marks. You must REALLY be asking a question.
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That's how it's spelt.
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That's how it's spelt.
Biggie Little™ wrote:
> indeed it was uncalled for.
> *sounds like A toff*
Are you saying I speak like a toff?
> indeed it was uncalled for.
> *sounds like A toff*
Are you saying I speak like a toff?
what?
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Kyle Katan wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> You know what? I read my comment back and see that, that level of
> sarcasm was maybe uncalled for. Meh?
>
> No it was a fair bit of sarcasm.
> Now you must beat me with stcks.
Kyle KatARN.
> English_Bloke wrote:
> You know what? I read my comment back and see that, that level of
> sarcasm was maybe uncalled for. Meh?
>
> No it was a fair bit of sarcasm.
> Now you must beat me with stcks.
Kyle KatARN.
indeed it was uncalled for.
*sounds like A toff*
*sounds like A toff*
English_Bloke wrote:
> You know what? I read my comment back and see that, that level of
> sarcasm was maybe uncalled for. Meh?
No it was a fair bit of sarcasm.
Now you must beat me with stcks.
> You know what? I read my comment back and see that, that level of
> sarcasm was maybe uncalled for. Meh?
No it was a fair bit of sarcasm.
Now you must beat me with stcks.
Fiery Salamander wrote:
> Why post this in chat?
Thats the point I was making.
> Why post this in chat?
Thats the point I was making.
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