Considered a remake in the most literal sense of the word, Reubs' fan project might be the closest gamers will ever get to a remaster of the title. Watch Rebus' video about the Simpsons Hit & Run remake on YouTube here.įavored as a cult-classic, a remaster of The Simpsons Hit & Run is one of the highest requested remasters in the gaming community. Reubs confirms this in an update in the video description, but does not specify what legal entity wanted the project removed. Unfortunately, as reported by GameSpot, the demo was later taken down for copyright infringement. The lead designer of the original game commented on the video, commending Reubs for his work on the project. Continuing his impressive effort, the developer scripts and creates the first mission of the game while showing off his project's smooth animations and striking visuals. Starting with exporting the map and art assets into Unreal Engine 5, the developer showcases the game's RTX capabilities with 4K graphics before using the AI to upscale the textures, program characters and add in vehicles. In a lengthy video posted on his channel, Reubs demonstrates and walks viewers through every process and step he used to completely remaster Hit & Run. Related: Simpsons: Hit & Run Mod Turns All 3 Levels Into One Massive Springfield Coming out in an era where Grand Theft Auto was widely cloned, it borrowed elements from the influential video game series and put the show's characters in an open-world sandbox version of Springfield where they could explore locations from the show on foot or in a vehicle and complete missions to progress. The Simpsons Hit & Run was developed almost two decades ago by former Prototype studio Radical Entertainment and released on sixth generation video game consoles. Though it took only one week to create, it only took a few days for the project to be completely dislodged.
Last week, the popular Youtuber recreated the first level of Radical Entertainment's cult-classic 2003 game with 4K graphics and ray tracing capabilities and released a playable demo via his Patreon. Youtuber and developer Reubs has hastily taken down his playable demo of The Simpsons Hit & Run in Unreal Engine 5 after undisclosed copyright concerns.
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