Trick or treat. Now surrender all your candy or Dolph and Kearny will egg your house back to the stone age. Yes, it’s time for Halloween, which means it’s also time for The Simpsons: Tapped Out to update with their …
If you work at Google Play and you’re looking to celebrate the birthday of The Simpsons’ creator Matt Groening, there’s no better way than with a showcase of The Simpsons Google Play content, right? …unless you don’t realize that a lot of the …
It's been a few years since it first launched, but if you dust off your ol' memory box, I'm sure you'll find plenty of happy ones from your time with Hemisphere Games' 2009 masterpiece Osmos. The game was later ported to mobile devices, winning Apple's iPad Game of the Year award in 2010 - and, it would seem, the hearts and minds of The Simpsons show writers.The internet was abuzz this week with talk of this week's Minecraft couch gag on The Simpsons, but a voxelized Springfield wasn't the only indie gaming nod on this week's show. About halfway through the episode, when Milhouse learns that Bart has plenty of stolen goods - including Milhouse's iPad - Bart suggests he relax to the soothing sounds of "this bubble game."We reached out to Hemisphere Games to see how this collaboration came about, and it turns out they were just as surprised as we were."We had no idea The Simpsons cameo was coming," Hempishere's Eddy Boxerman told Gamezebo. "Our jaws dropped in disbelief when we caught wind of it! As a few friends have said (and who are we to disagree?) 'It's official -- Osmos is pop culture now!'"
In the quarter-century that The Simpsons have been on television, some of their finest moments have taken place on the "Treehouse of Horror"—an annual Simpsons-esque parody of horror movies, urban legends, Twilight Zone episodes, and other bits of "2spooky" pop culture.
"Gather 'round, family! The Simpsons are going freemium!" Regardless of whether or not you feel that The Simpsons are past their sell-by date (the show just recently aired its 500th episode), it's hard ignore the news that EA is developing a freemium Simpsons title for iOS. It's also hard not to immediately fall in love with the premise for the game.