Lisa Simpson Voice Yeardley Smith Promises Hit & Run 2 Update Soon
In a recent interview, voice of Lisa Simpson Yeardley Smith promised to ask about a possible remaster or sequel to the beloved game The Simpsons: Hit & Run. The Simpsons have had many games made about them over the years, but the open-world 2003 game Hit & Run has arguably been the most popular. Over the years, many fans have pointed out how deserving Hit & Run is of a remaster, as it was originally released for older consoles and is now largely unplayable for most gamers.
The Simpsons: Hit & Run was originally released for PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, and PC in 2003. Often compared to the Grand Theft Auto series, the open-world driving game had players driving through a myriad of Springfield locations as they attempted to find the cause behind strange events plaguing the town. Much like GTA, the game had a wanted system that would rise as players committed illegal deeds. It featured voice acting from all main cast members of the cartoon, the ability to play as several different characters, and a huge selection of cars from the series that players could drive. Throughout the years, many fans have requested a new way to play the iconic game, with a study even determining that Hit & Run is the most requested game remaster.
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During a recent interview with YouTuber The Movie Dweeb, voice actress Yeardley Smith agreed to ask The Simpsons team about a possible sequel or remaster of The Simpsons: Hit & Run. The host, Daniel, implored Smith to "ask Matt and the rest of the team," referring to series creator Matt Groening, "to make a remaster or sequel," joking that he would pay her to do it. She responded, "I will ask for free because you're
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