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The Simpsons Hit & Run - Level 1 Movie Comparison. Homer is seen eating a donut he reached from his back, whereas in the final version he is sitting still and drinking a Duff Beer. Despite this, the sound heard when he eats the donut in the early cutscene can still be heard in the final cutscene at the same time. General References/Trivia Appearances Extras Quotes The 6th level of The Simpsons: Hit and Run which is set around the Squidport. Bart is the playable character. Missions Contentsshow Going to the Lu' The mission starts at the Noiseland Arcade. First, you have to talk to Apu and ask him to. Apr 25, 2009 This is just me doing the last mission on this game (PC) I think i used cheats. I dont remember lol. The Simpsons Hit & Run All Cutscenes Movie 480p (With Credits) - Duration: 17:05. Aug 23, 2014 All seven missions of Level 4 with Marge. The Simpsons Hit and Run - Part 3 - Electaurus and Final Homer Missions! (Walkthrough) - Duration: 22:50. Apr 25, 2009 This is just me doing the last mission on this game (PC) I think i used cheats. I dont remember lol. The Simpsons Hit & Run All Cutscenes Movie 480p (With Credits) - Duration: 17:05.
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Initial Setup
1. Open your splits in LiveSplit and right-click > Edit Splits. Make sure your game name is set to 'The Simpsons: Hit & Run' (without the quotes) and then click the 'Activate' button that should have now appeared. 2. Download the 'Alternate Timing Method' LiveSplit component from the LiveSplit Components page. Extract the files into your LiveSplit's 'Components' folder. 3. Open LiveSplit and add 'Alternate Timing Method' (under 'Information') to your layout. 'Alternate Timing Method' will show your time with loads. Make sure to save your layout and add them to any other layouts you may use for this game! 4. Make sure your LiveSplit is set to show Game Time in the main splits; right-click > Compare Against > Game Time. ![]()
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This page details prerelease information and/or media for The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
The following document aims to outline the prerelease coverage of The Simpsons: Hit & Run and the changes made to it during late development.
Announcement
The earliest report of a 'mission-based driving game' starring the Simpsons can be traced back to a brief article published by GameSpot on April 24, 2003. Not many details are revealed aside from the cast, the gist of gameplay and the platforms it will be released on. Given the short length and the 'As part of its release of pre-E3 information [..]' portion of the text, it is likely that this information was simply relayed from a press release document.
![]() Press Exhibition
Hit & Run would later make an appearance at E3 2003, running from May 12 to 14, within the vast portfolio of then upcoming games from its publisher, Vivendi Universal. Not much else is known about the state of the game at this stage.
A GameSpot feature from July 8, 2003 allegedly describes a GameCube build of the game showcased at a non-descript press event from Nintendo. The demo featured appears to have been limited to the first three missions of the first level, which seem to be unchanged from the final product. It is suggested that gameplay elements and interactions appear to have been finalized, although camera issues are present.
Previews
A significant number of publications were granted access to late builds of the game since E3 and until September for previewing purposes. Contents have been sorted by outlet chronologically.
IGN (May 2003)Sizzle Reel
The first footage released to the public was a Sizzle Reel made from the GameCube version published by IGN on May 15, 2003 shortly after its appearance at E3. The video itself depicts driving and minimal character control within the first, sixth, fourth and second levels, starring Homer, Bart, Marge and Bart respectively. Despite lacking sound, a handful of aesthetic differences can be noticed when compared to the final product.
Level 7 Screenshot
In addition, a batch of screenshots were submitted to the game's PlayStation 2 hub on the site on May 6, 2003. While most of them are HUD-less captures which are very similar to the final game, a particularly intriguing one is present, depicting Homer in front of the Springfield Elementary School on a vastly different rendition of the seventh level.
(Source: Donut Team Community)
The Next Level
Dated July 7, 2003, Next Level's preview of Hit & Run for the PlayStation 2 features a handful of early screenshots. While it details the game's storyline, the remainder of the article is just a paraphrasing the announcement press release. Most of the imagery included is not of much interest except for the first snapshot, which has Bart standing on one of the second level's setpieces alongside the early radar seen in the previous video. Interestingly, at least three out of six pictures can be found on IGN's page for the game, suggesting that they may have been provided by the publisher.
(Source: Donut Team Community)
E3 Demo
An E3 demo gameplay video shows a mostly complete version of the game, although with a few noticeable changes from the final game:
IGN (August 2003)
On August 8 and August 23, 2003, IGN released a whopping 17 videos depicting the PlayStation 2 and GameCube revisions of the game. These range from snippets of gameplay to full cinematics, all from the first level. Of upmost interest are the prerendered cutscenes, some of which are noticeably different to the ones in the final game.
Opening Cutscene
(Source: Donut Team Community)
Flowers by Irene
Other differences
(Source: Donut Team Community)
Worth Playing
Published on August 31, 2003, Worth Playing's coverage of Hit & Run is perhaps the most interesting, as it features a wealth of self-produced screenshots from the PlayStation 2 version, some of which show discrepancies not seen in the previous materials. Refered as a 'limited beta copy', this particular demo allegedly includes a 'character select screen' with a limited roster and not much else.
Mission Briefing
Phone Booth
NPC Icons
The gallery also reveals that the characters were displayed on the interface as 3D renders rather than 2D sprites.
GameSpot (September 2003)
Published on September 5, 2003, GameSpot's coverage of both the Xbox and PlayStation 2 version comes with little info and very low quality JPEG images. Delightful!
Images
Simpsons Hit And Run Level 3 Gags
Other things of note
Commercial
While pretty much resembling the final version, there's one thing noticeable in the trailer
Manual
Present in the manual for the GameCube, PlayStation 2 (and the Xbox, to some extent) releases are a few not-quite-final screenshots displaying more of the 3D rendered character portraits. Please note that the second to last picture only appears in the former, as the latter uses an updated picture with the actual 2D mugshot. A date on the Load Game menu detailed on one of the first pages suggests that these pictures might be from late July/early August 2003.
(Source: Donut Team Community)
There is also a screenshot showing an early version of the radar.
The title screen also appears to use Homer's Road Rage model. The model can be found in the final in the files for the main menu.
The text that appears when you get Hit & Run also appears to be different, being all in caps and in a slightly different font.
The radar also appears to be a lighter colour around the edge and the road is white instead of grey.
The same changes apply to this screenshot:
2003 Prerelease Disc Assets
Two prerelease asset discs of the game was found in 2016, which contained several information changed in the final game, dated around June to August 2003. There are several pink notes regarding editing out or correcting some parts or red notes indicating changes.
Storyline Changes
Mission Changes
Miscellaneous Changes
(Source: MattJ155)
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