The sipmson game

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. Safe in the Simpsons' house, Bart points out that the aliens are still attacking. Lisa then decides to go to the one authority higher than Matt Groening—God.

She uses her Hand of Buddha power to construct a tower, which the Simpsons and other inhabitants of Springfield use to reach Heaven. For no reason, he starts attacking using exploding Yorick skulls.

There, they encounter powered-up enemies only with halos over their heads , including aliens, loggers, chocolate rabbits, and dolphins. Eventually, they build another Skybuck's, and from the other one comes Benjamin Franklin, who attacks them using lightning from his key. After they defeat him, they proceed up the stairway They then see God playing a video game.

They demand that he end the madness, but instead, he attacks the family in a Dance Dance Revelations battle to "Rock You Like a Hurricane". The family has to defeat his Praystation, Xodus Box, and his Hii Iam in Wii version by stepping on the arrows in the right time to destroy the enemies and keep them from hurting his life bar.

After the Simpsons eliminate God's consoles, Bart threatens to drop God's memory card if he doesn't help them and explain everything. Since he's at the final boss of Oblivion and can't bear to start over again, God concedes. He explains that the Simpsons are just video game characters designed by computer nerds in cubicles to be controlled by other computer nerds in their bedrooms.

It appears that God has become immersed in playing a game called "The Planet Earth", in which The Simpsons Game is just a mini-game of. God then explains how Bart found the game manual. After God agrees to fix Springfield and all the other games, give video game characters better working conditions, let the Simpsons keep their powers, and supposedly granting Homer three wishes, Lisa asks him if he wonders if he's a video game character, too. While God claims how dumb that sounds, the camera shows that Ralph Wiggum was playing the game.

Then, he notices the player and tells his dad that people are looking at him. Players are able to control four of the five members of the family, each with their own unique abilities. Maggie is, in effect, an extension of Marge, briefly being playable in air ducts and other small spaces. Two different family members are playable on each level, aside from The Land of Chocolate tutorial where only Homer is playable, and the final level, which allows all of the family members to be used on the PS3 and Xbox In the Wii, all characters except Marge is used.

The game contains 16 levels, known as episodes. Each episode requires specific skills related to the characters in that episode. For example, in Lisa the Tree Hugger, you are required to use Lisa's Hand of Buddha skill to move large objects, and Bart's slingshot skill to shutdown numerous machines. Unique enemies are featured in all episodes with the exception of the final level, in which the enemies are "recycled" with different colors and a halo over their head. Several after-episode challenges exist.

These include finding all the collectibles for each character, finding all the videogame cliches, completing the episode under a certain amount of time, not dying once, and in the PS3, and DS versions, completing a certain task related to the episode's plot in a time trial. While the game for each system includes two episodes set in Springfield, a Springfield hub is also included that can be explored freely without any goals, and contains additional collectibles and cliches.

Each family member has their own abilities, with the PS3 and version having character-unique power-ups.

Bart is similar to a traditional platform character, with slingshot, grapple and cape to glide, the ability to use ziplines and a power-up that turns him into a RoboCop-esque RoboBart, with invulnerability and lasers that can go through glass and destroy enemies and obstacles in one hit. Homer's abilities are similar to Katamari Damacy , as he turns into a giant ball to eat food and burst through obstacles and enemies, and he can also burp, inhale helium and turn into Gummi Homer, enabling him to shoot candy projectiles at enemies.

His power-up is a spicy Guatemalan chili that transforms him into an invincible ball of lava. Marge plays somewhat similar to Captain Olimar from the Pikmin series of games, by recruiting a mob of civilians she can use to destroy, repair and build parts of the environment, and to attack enemies. She can also use a megaphone as a weapon to blow back and sometimes kill adversaries, Maggie, inside a carrier on Marge's back, can be deployed into small areas for certain objectives and her power-up is Marge Cop, giving her strength and invincibility, and arming her mob with rocks.

Lisa has a saxophone, that can both stun and kill enemies, and her main power is using Hand of Buddha ports to move objects across the landscape, and to flick and smash enemies, and send lightning bolts to the ground, and turn enemies into ice-cubes.

Her power-up is Clobber Girl, giving her super-strength and invincibility. Earlier, several sources had reported apparent plans that a game directly based on The Simpsons Movie was to be released as a tie-in, due to EA's handling of other licensed film tie-ins and after the game with the current title was found on a retailer product listing.

The PS3 and Xbox versions use a "flattening" technique to render true 2D graphics, instead of the traditional 3D cel shading method, and the DS is a 2. Many cutscenes feature the 2D style, shown like a normal Simpsons episode except for the DS version, which has 3D rendered cutscenes. Simpsons Wiki Explore. Principal Skinner Mrs. Krabappel Otto Mann Ms. Springfield Town State Mayor Founder.

Faculty Students. Plant Employees. Season 31 Season Explore Wikis Community Central. Help the residents of Sprinfield with the adventures of The Simpson Family, the protagonists of the longest running series on television.

Homer, Bart, Lisa and the rest of the family need you to achieve your goals. Play the games of the craziest family of American television, The simpsons. Matt Groening Self as Self voice. Will Wright Self as Self voice. Billy West Dr. Zoidberg as Dr. Zoidberg voice. Ralph Sosa. More like this. Storyline Edit. Did you know Edit. Trivia The front cover for each version of the game is different. Goofs In the cartoon cut-scene, when Bart receives the Cheat Book from Frink, he is holding it in his hand.

Then when he walks over to the rift portal, his hands are empty, then he has it again in the next shot. Quotes Matt Groening : It is I, animation's most beloved visonary!

Alternate versions In the Nintendo Wii version, there are minigames available to the player, called "Wii Moments. The games include the titles "Bite Night" and "Bart Wings. User reviews 5 Review. Top review. I enjoyed the Wii version much more, but the DS version had easier gameplay. The DS version of the game is a side-scrolling platformer, and it is very fun.