Of all the direct adaptations from the world of movies and television to video games, few have achieved the same legendary status as The Simpsons: Hit & Run. The action-adventure release captures the tone of the original work perfectly and puts players in a series of ridiculous cars, in what is a game that prioritizes having fun above everything else.
The only unfortunate reality is that the game has been left in the proverbial doldrums of the past for a while now, stuck on the PlayStation 2/Xbox generation that it released for originally. Emulation was always an option, but setting that up in the first place is a bridge too far for many who simply want to sit down and play.
Now, a new way to return to those exciting times has emerged, but there's a major drawback that will likely prove too much of a hurdle for players to get involved.
Over on Twitter/X, the user Dwayne shared a post confirming that they had got the game running on browser, with the assistance of AI tools like GPT-6.
"Simpsons Hit and Run reversed engineered from the PS2 game and then rebuilt for web using three.js. This was...
