The Simpsons by Matt Groening has been around since December 17, 1989, and that means fans have had plenty of time to create some amazing art. Here are forty-eight of our favorites. Click here to see them all. Continue reading to see some of the creepiest fan tributes in video form.
During last night’s episode of The Simpsons, the Springfield of Tomorrow was revealed, and it has plutonium-powered cars, a skyway, along with a robot claw to pick junior up from school. Continue reading for the video.
We got another glimpse at the future of Springfield at the end of the program, when an epilogue of sorts to the opening sequence was played during the credits.
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For Simpsons fans with TomTom GPS units that can get enough of Homer, this voice skin is just for you. Priced at $13, “even the shortest drive will transform into a journey to remember; you’ll see, driving with Homer is as easy as 1,2…doh.” Video after the break.
He’ll give you colorful directions like “take the third right. We might find an ice cream truck! Mmm…ice cream.”
In the latest episode of The Simpsons, Springfield Mall gets its very own Mapple Store — “‘it’s so sterile,’ gasps Lisa upon entering.” It’s even the glass cube version to boot. Continue reading for the videos.
Perhaps the best exchange comes from Bart’s dubbing of a Steve Mobs’ product announcement in front of a crowd of gaping nerds, “You think you’re cool because you buy a $500 phone with a picture of a fruit on it. Well guess what? They cost 8 bucks to make and I pee on every one!”
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If you’ve always wondered how the Simpsons intro would look in 3D, then this clip should do the trick. It was created by a group of animators. Continue reading to watch. Click here for first picture in gallery.
In this The Simpsons Game footage, “watch Marge reclaim the streets as Lisa makes Wu-Tang allusions.” Video after the jump. First picture in gallery.
Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa use exciting, all-new powers to save the world from rising chaos. To help the Simpsons, gamers at home must journey through all of Springfield (as well as vast worlds beyond!), vanquish an amazing array of villains, and fight their way through parodies of multiple popular games
Pepsi and FOX built this real-life Simpsons house for a contest, in which Barbara H. won. You may have seen the exterior, but here’s a look inside — located in Nevada. First picture in gallery.
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In The Simpsons Game, ganers “at home must journey through all of Springfield (as well as vast worlds beyond!), vanquish an amazing array of villains, and fight their way through parodies of multiple popular games.” Video after the break.
Powered with fantastic cel-shading that captures the look of the cartoon, The Simpsons follows the family as they became aware of their new video game powers. Jumping between game spoofs of popular titles such as Shadow of the Colossus, each Simpson family member has different abilities with which to pass each challenge
