Sometimes the controls are hard to maneuver and take a while to get used to. It can become very frustrating trying to position your character right so you can see your destination. Some parts that should be easy are difficult because of the camera angle that you have no control over. The problems in the game are a few glitches, and some weird controls and camera angles. The levels are pretty interesting, ranging from trying to save the museum from bullies, to fighting the Lard Lad donut mascot. All these characters are fun to play with, and make the gameplay less repetitive, constantly switching characters. Bart turns into Bartman and can glide around. Lisa uses her Buddha powers to use her hands like God and pick things up and move them around. Marge also can put Maggie in tight spaces, which features some cool animation from Maggie's point of view. Homer can become a fat ball and break things, and also later can become the blob, Marge can call together crowds to break and put things back together. Each level, excluding the Land of Chocolate, is a tag team, and both characters need to be constantly switched in order to beat the level. The game itself is unique and fun, but has some problems. In addition to that, there's about 30 minutes of computer animated Simpsons cut scenes, which are also great. This game has about 45 minutes of new traditionally animated Simpsons material, and it's just as funny as the show if not funnier.

A non-gamer will enjoy the cut scenes.heck, who couldn't enjoy those. A gamer who loves the Simpsons would probably have some trouble with some of the bad controls and horrible camera angles, but otherwise enjoy the hilarious dialogue, Simpsons characters, animation and sets. A gamer who could care less about the Simpsons would probably find this to be a very bland and average game.

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