The Simpsons: Hit & Run’ Fans Finally Have Hope For A Remaster After 23 Years, Thanks To Matt Groening

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The Simpsons: Hit & Run’ Fans Finally Have Hope For A Remaster After 23 Years, Thanks To Matt Groening

Polygon · 3 hours ago

Matt Groening has suggested that The Simpsons: Hit & Run could return “in some form”, reviving hopes for a remaster, remake or modern re-release of the cult 2003 game. No official announcement has been made, and Simpsons executive producer Matt Selman immediately qualified the remark, but the comment matters because the game has remained unavailable on current platforms despite long-running fan demand.

Hit & Run originally launched for GameCube, PlayStation 2 and the original Xbox, combining Simpsons characters and Springfield with open-world driving gameplay. It has never been re-released, leaving emulation or original hardware as the main ways to play; possible return routes include a full remake, a classics catalogue release, or Xbox and PC backward-compatibility arrangements. The franchise most recently appeared prominently through a Simpsons-themed Fortnite mini-season in late 2025.

  • Groening hinted Hit & Run may return.
  • No remaster or re-release is confirmed.
  • The 2003 game remains inaccessible on modern consoles.

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