Best. Trailer. Ever! If playing the demo for Electronic Arts' The Simpsons wasn't enough to make me want to buy it, then this trailer sealed the deal. Making fun of other World War II games, the newest Simpsons game trailer takes scenes from their "Medal of Homer" level, and recreates those sappy fallen war heroes game trailers. No disrespect to the fallen war heroes, of course.
I especially love the part where Homer scratches his butt -- classic Simpsons. Look for this game in stores October 2007.
So they're making yet another crappy 3D Simpsons game that nobody asked for while ignoring any requests for The Simpsons arcade game for XBLA/PSN/Wii Store, the one game people actually want. And you say EA is behind this? Naaaaaaah...
The graphics could use some tuning, but the trailer was fantastic. Good luck EA. If this games bombs, you can try to sell The Simpsons Arcade game on the PSN/Wii/XBLA and see what happens.
Yeah it looks really good. There are a few anomalies that don't seem to set right, like that angle-up of Bart, his mouth looked fucked up. But for the most part, the graphics look very well-rendered.
i've said it before and i'll say it again - no online co-op. i want this game so bad, but i'm not picking it up (right away) because i'll only be playing by my lonesome (when it looks like they really want you to play co-op).
When I first heard that Electronic Arts was suing Zynga over The Ville, a rather blatant ripoff of EA’s The Sims Social, I was pretty excited to see the outcome. After all, there’s nothing worse than a company whose only business model is to steal the works of small game developers, and given some of The Ville's obvious lifts, it seemed as though EA had a very solid case.
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