The best games of The Simpsons for parties, holidays, and family fun.
Eager to cash in on the success of the Monorail, town residents are buying up Springfield. Moe's, Barney's Bowl-A-Rama, the Kwik-E-Mart and Springfield Nuclear Power Plant are all up for sale. This totally customized game includes 6 collectible pewter tokens, such as Bart, Homer, Kang, Blinky, Santa's Little Helper and Jebediah Springfield.
The Simpsons Clue features Marge as Mrs. Peacock, Waylon Smithers as Mrs. White, Bart as Prof. Plum, Krusty as Col. Mustard, Lisa as Miss Scarlett and Homer as Mr. Green in this classic boardgame. The locations include the Kwik-E-Mart, the Simpsons' House, Krustilu Studios, the Nuclear Powerplant and more.
This game is packed with trivia, trivia, trivia. The game has five levels of play, ranging from obvious to obsessive. A poster with hundreds of characters is used to answer some questions. The rules can be difficult to understand and follow. But after several attempts, you should be fine.
Here's a video game that's based on Grand Theft Auto that the kids can actually play. The game takes place in Springfield, where strange things are happening. Just like GTA, it's a mission-based game full of wackiness with Homer as the hero.
The game is like Crazy Taxi. You must quickly pick up and deliver as many passengers as you can. You can also play missions. For instance, as Bart you must get Homer to work safely and on time. As your stash of cash grows, you can unlock other locales and characters. For Playstation 2.
Each game is packaged in a highly detailed collector tin. Each tin lid is embossed depicting five cards from the game. This completely customized
Simpsons edition of Uno features fifteen character cards representing your favorite
Simpsons characters.
Features Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie and Krusty. Comes beautifully packaged and priced just right.
Don't be fooled! This is a fun puzzle, but difficult. It's a riot to see Homer's head get twisted up. There are eight pieces in all.
I loved the Game of Life when I was a kid. There was something so fun about paying bills and raising kids. (What was I thinking?) This game is much more fun than real life because it takes place in Springfield. Do good deeds and earn money as you go around the board that displays local haunts like the Kwik-E-Mart and the town hall.
How fun is this? It's the classic game of Operation, but using Homer as the patient. Hm, is that a crayon jammed up his nose? Good luck!