The Simpsons: Hit & Run Devs Reflect on the Missing Sequel

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The developers of The Simpsons: Hit & Run are just as confused as fans about why a sequel to the cult classic open-world game was never made. While a follow-up game was in the works by Radical Entertainment, the decision to halt production remains a mystery. The developers had plans to expand on driving capabilities and had created a prototype, but the project was canceled before much progress was made. The lack of momentum loss between the original game and the sequel's cancellation adds to the confusion. The rights to The Simpsons franchise are currently held by EA, making a sequel unlikely, but fans can still hope for a remaster of the original game.
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