Each character has their special. Homer can become a fat ball and break things, and also later can become the blob, Marge can call together crowds to break and put things back together.
Marge also can put Maggie in tight spaces, which features some cool animation from Maggie's point of view. Lisa uses her Buddha powers to use her hands like God and pick things up and move them around. Bart turns into Bartman and can glide around. All these characters are fun to play with, and make the gameplay less repetitive, constantly switching characters.
The levels are pretty interesting, ranging from trying to save the museum from bullies, to fighting the Lard Lad donut mascot. The problems in the game are a few glitches, and some weird controls and camera angles. Some parts that should be easy are difficult because of the camera angle that you have no control over.
It can become very frustrating trying to position your character right so you can see your destination. Sometimes the controls are hard to maneuver and take a while to get used to. Bart's slingshot was tricky for me, trying to figure out how many times I had to click the O button before it finally shot.
As for the glitches, only one got me, and it was annoying. Near the end of the level, Lisa the Tree Hugger, Bart was shot in the sky, giving me a sky view that could not be changed. I couldn't switch to Lisa, and the only way to fix this was to restart the level. Coming from a moderate gamer and a huge Simpsons fan, this is a good game. The writing is the best part, game second. However it was still a good game, but with the hilarious cut scenes, it had a lot to live up to.
Rated Teen for language, violence, and drinking. Details Edit. Release date October 30, United States. United States. Electronic Arts United States. Simpsons 3D Save Springfield Flash.
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Save The Simpsons Flash. Rescue Lisa Simpson Flash. Cartoon Quiz Flash. Bart Simpson Dress Up Flash. Simpsons Magic Ball Flash. K Dress Up Flash. Dress Up Your Bart! Lisa Simpson Saw Game Flash. Simpson Maker Flash. Hidden Alphabets - Simpson Flash. Bart Saw Game 2 Flash. Simpson Hoops Flash. Homer the Flanders Killer 7 Flash. The Simpsons Coloring Flash. Homero Simpson Saw Game Flash. They discover Will Wright and discover that he is destroying all of the copies of an old 8-bit Simpsons game.
After saving the games from destruction by disabling the factory and Will Wright ranting about his jealous enemies at EA, the video game families meet. The older 8-bit family informs the current Simpsons that their game will be destroyed as well in the future, but the Simpsons tell their older selves that their world is already being destroyed.
The 8-bit Simpsons tell them that the only way would be to talk to the creator. And to get to him you would need the four key cards found in four other Simpsons video games. The eleventh episode, titled NeverQuest, consists of the characters Marge and Homer. As they prepare to enjoy a level without the kids, three hobbits being Rod Flanders, Todd Flanders and Ralph Wiggum pass them fleeing from a two-headed Patty and Selma dragon.
While Homer battles the dragon with his girth, Marge leads a mob of children to repair the houses damaged by the dragon. After wounding the dragon enough, it flees to its mountain base.
Homer and Marge continue through a magically sealed door by kicking it open. With the help of a mob of children they go through a magical castle while laying waste to any orcs Moe Syzslak or ghosts Otto in their way. They confront the dragon again and Homer's gummi ability slays Selma and Patty.
Seeing all the run-down buildings, cat prostitutes and constant gunfights, Marge decides to take matters into her own hands and tidy up the place. So, she assembles a mob of dogs to fight off violence and fix the buildings into more kid-friendly ones.
Eventually, they cross the bridge to the other island, where Poochie sends suicide-bombing cat hos to destroy the ice cream trucks. But, Lisa fends them off, allowing Marge's mob to go and destroy Poochie's concert stage. After that, the Senator from "Mob Rules" appears and is pleased to announce an end to video game violence. However, a heart-shaped decoration on the candy shop's sign falls onto her.
Marge and Lisa find the Poochie key card in her purse, then slowly back away. Homer and Bart receive their mission information from Admiral Abe Simpson, then wind up in a small French town.
There, they see Uter throw a rock at one house. Almost immediately, 24 white flags pop up in surrender. Admiral Simpson tells Homer and Bart to get those white flags before the French have a chance to kiss German butt. Private C. Montgomery Burns suggests that they take the paintings for "safe-keeping". After Homer and Bart take all the white flags, Admiral Simpson gives word that Private Burns stabbed them in the back and is retreating with the paintings on his own cargo ship.
There, Homer and Bart have to reach the top of the boat where Private Burns is, planting C4 explosives where necessary. Eventually, using Bart's gliding and Homer's helium abilities, they reach the top and take Private Burns into custody. As thanks, the mayor of the village rewards Homer with one of their prize paintings—which conveniently has the Private Burns key card!
Homer and Lisa appear in a Japanese landscape. Behind them appears Mr. Lisa once again refuses to be his queen, resulting in him complaining on what more he has to do to win her over, leaving.
So, Homer and Lisa reach the village, where blue sumos appearing like Comic Book Guy emerge from the filthy water. Lisa uses the Hand of Buddha to place the three lanterns back in their slots around the well.
From it appears Mr. Sparkle, who tells of the disrespectful energy company seeking to take over the land. Crossing a field of lava to the Well of Fire, where fire-sumos mock the duo and even make references to Kingdom Hearts by quoting Ansem's iconic line, "Every heart returns to darkness. After that, Mr. Sparkle converts the Sparklemon into its container.
Then, riding an airship into the sky, they enter the Well of Air, defeating Sherri and Terri's unicorn Sparklemon. After that, they restore the Sparklemon to the village's well, freeing Mr.
Sparkle from Mr. Dirt's banishment. As he leaves, Mr. Sparkle cleans the place and turns Mr. Dirt into the ever-pathetic Milhouse, who surrenders his Mr. Dirt key card. As Homer and Lisa leave, the three Sparklemon beat up Milhouse. Using the key cards, the Simpsons gain access to the Creator's mansion. The 8-bit Simpsons can't believe, however, that they made it this far and only got 4 points referring to the key cards, which they thought was the Simpsons' score.
Inside the mansion, Homer and Bart start things off by peeing in the Creator's yard. Meanwhile, the Creator, AKA Matt Groening, sees the two delinquents in the act and sends out the attack force—after correcting his secretary that it's pronounced "gray-ning", not "groaning".
Eventually, Homer and Bart made it to Groening's private chambers, where he has them battle Benders and Dr. Zoidbergs summoned through quick sketches. However, Homer uses his ball form to roll up a slope and break the catwalk that Groening stood upon. After that, Homer and Bart start kicking him. Lisa asks why he betrayed his own creations. Groening pretends to be sorry, shortly before hitting the Game Engine's self-destruct button.
He escapes in his helicopter, but before leaving, he writes his signature in midair. The characters from the games escape from their crumbling worlds. The Simpsons and all the characters escape through the only portal that held—the Springfield portal.
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