Sydney Sweeney Just Reminded Us Of A Much-Needed The Simpsons Remake

The Simpsons: Hit & Run

, released by Radical Entertainment in 2003, is often hailed as one of the most beloved video game adaptations of the iconic animated series. It has an open-world gameplay that's reminiscent of the

Grand Theft Auto

series but tailored for a family-friendly audience, securing a special place in the hearts of its fans.

Over the years, the clamor for a modern remake has grown louder, with even one of the original game's lead designers expressing enthusiasm for the idea. Despite this interest, official channels, specifically Activision Blizzard, have remained silent on the prospect, leaving fans hanging on to hope and nostalgia. But things might change now that Microsoft is in charge.

While an official remake or remaster isn't in development at the moment, talented indie developers have taken it upon themselves to reimagine what The Simpsons: Hit & Run could look like today. Notable efforts include a project that rebuilds the game from the ground up using Unreal Engine 5. This project, while impressive, sadly remains a private endeavor due to copyright concerns.

Ultimately, Sydney Sweeney's casual reminiscence is more than just a fond look back; it's a rallying cry for the industry to recognize and act upon the enduring love and demand for a game that brought joy to so many gamers growing up.

Whether or not we'll see an official remake remains uncertain, but Sweeney's nostalgic nod has undoubtedly rekindled the conversation.

Sydney Sweeney most recently starred in Madame Web, which didn't fare well amongst critics and at the global box office. Sony's Spider-Man Universe now hopes for a better outcome for Kraven the Hunter and Venom 3, which comes out on August 30 and November 8, respectively.