If you pay over $10 for this game you're a fricking moron. Why the frick is this game almost $60 now?
If you pay over $10 for this game you're a fricking retard. Why the frick is this game almost $60 now?
If you pay over $10 for this game you're a fricking moron. Why the frick is this game almost $60 now?
>If you pay for this game you're a fricking moron
ftfy
I'm not a happier person just because I pirated a game.
Surely you're not a sadder one, so how is it relevant either way?
Because it's the only decent Simpsons game of its generation.
I liked road rage
that game was a crazy taxi knockoff, and an absolute dogshit one at that.
h&r came along and blew that out of the water, even though this time around it's a gta knockoff with no replay value.
Why are you poor?
why do you over value items that are worth no more than 10 dollars?
yes, but i feel like that's irrelevant. Just because I find people that spend +$60 on the same NBA game every year moronic doesn't mean its because I cant afford it.
why do people even think this counts as an argument?
didnt they reverse engineered this game already? or remade it in the unreal engine? why are you buying physical copies now?
I spent $34 on it.
cubers cubing. Get the superior and cheaper xbox version. PS2 version is also better and cheaper.
Based Xbox poster. The only true way to play this
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its a rarity thing. you do realist there are people who $1000 for postal stamps right?
Stamp people are even lamer than us videogame people.
Yes, excellent point, the biggest Simpsons game of the generation is "rare" hahaha. People also pay upwards of $35 dollars for Mario 64 on account of its "rarity".
OPL over SMB master race reporting in. PS2 has joined the ranks of platforms I never need to buy games again for
Kino.
You had more than 10 years to buy it
>I will own nothing and be happy
The people that own that game have the right to sell it at 60 dollars or whatever. They own it and will be happy
>Pay for a game
Hshhahah
>played this when it came out
>thought it was mediocre and boring
>now it's some big meme with the kids
Just don't get it
>paying for any retro game when the devs who actually made the game will get $0 from it
they have been paid for theyre work anon.
People have really softened on this game over time. When it came out, it was received as an average or slightly below-average game, which it certainly is. When I started to see people talking about it so fondly years and years later, I was really surprised, because I played a frickload of this game when it was brand new and sure enough--it's pretty stinky.
BUT, looking back, it's a pretty neat re-creation of Springfield, it's good looking, and fun enough, because of the attachment people have to that world and those characters. I checked back into it a few weeks ago. A great game, absolutely fricking not, but worth checking out....on PCSX2 or OPL. Had I not modded my PS2 a few weeks ago, no way in hell was I going to shell out $60 bucks for this turd. It was too much when I bought it for $50 off the shelf.
It was considered average but never really bad, which was a big deal for a Simpsons game. You buy this kind of game for the franchise gimmick, and its graded on that curve. If anything it got a lot of leeway even back then, people liked driving around Springfield so much they didn't care the actual streets were pretty simple and little more than circuits.
This. Compared to the shits of Wrestling, Road Rage and Skateboarding, Hit & Run is a masterpiece.
It came up on a Ganker thread no too long ago. When I mentioned it was considered below average at the time and the current love for it is entirely based on nostalgia they went berserk, like I'd just shagged their mums.
Same deal with Battle for Bikini Bottom. It’s an okay game and all, but nothing amazing.
It was actually considered above average back in 2003, which is why it gained a cult following. Most contemporary review scores for Hit & Run were in the 7 or 8/10 range.
This definitely must depend on region. Where I live it barely got past middling scores. It was always known as a cheap cash-in GTA clone that sold entirely because of it's licensing.
I’m just going by what I’m seeing for North American scores at the time. It was generally considered a decent GTA clone that made good use of the Simpsons license.
Yeah it was viewed pretty differently in the UK. The vast majority of reviews cited it as a prime example of a lazy cash-in.
I don't know why anyone buys gamecube games at all
I think this markets going to crash like comics did
I spent 10 dollars on it back in 2013
why pay for it at all when u can play it for free with mods?
Donut team keeping it alive is a real boon.