From a distance the 3-D is beautiful, but zoom in and things take a nasty turn. This is painfully evident when the game attempts to provide cinematics using the in-game engine, as characters look awkward and disjointed upon close inspection, and it really takes you out of the experience. The hand drawn segments meant to be in the exact style of the show are beautifully done and really show that sometimes we do welcome being taken out of the game world for our cinemas. Everything looks clean and crisp, with animations that mimic those of the show. Graphically, the game is an impressive feat, managing to capture the look and feel of the cartoon and bringing the Simpsons to life on your screen. Would the game be able to succeed despite the limitations imposed by the handheld? Having quickly blazed through one of the console versions, I sat down to see if Springfield could be packed into portable form without losing some of its luster. Despite a few notable attempts, the Simpsons forays into gaming thus far have ranged from the enjoyable (The Simpsons Arcade) to the downright painful (Bart's Nightmare, I'm looking at you). I went in knowing my hopes could be dashed though.
#The simpsons game psp gameplay movie
As a longtime Simpsons fan who had gone astray, only to be brought back into the fold by the very well written movie earlier this year, The Simpsons Game has been one of my most anticipated titles of the year.
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