Simpsons hit & run revival? matt selman hints at hope

Fans of the cult classic The Simpsons: Hit & Run might have a reason to celebrate. Showrunner Matt Selman has thrown a lifeline to the beloved 2003 game, suggesting a potential revival isn't entirely off the table. The comments come as developer New Radical Games, the team behind the original, resurfaces after a hiatus.

Selman suggests a hit & run return could happen

Selman, who contributed to the game's writing during his late 20s, recently spoke about the game's unexpected success during a discussion surrounding The Simpsons' recent 800th episode. He acknowledged the game’s enduring popularity, stating, “My quote about Hit & Run would be, ‘Never say never.’ Because we know people love it, we know they want it, so that’s good. If we know people want it, never say never.”

The game, a GTA-inspired adventure, garnered a devoted following for its unique blend of humor and open-world gameplay. Despite numerous attempts to revive the franchise over the years, a remaster or sequel has remained elusive. Selman's optimism is a noticeable shift from previous sentiments, particularly his 2021 assessment that reviving the game would be