The Simpsons Hit and Run remaster appears to have been confirmed during a D23 panel, where creator Matt Groening was fielding questions about the franchise. However, the confirmation was abrupt - showrunner Matt Selman quickly cut Groening off mid-response, suggesting the reveal may not have been officially sanctioned. The timing raises questions about whether this was meant to be announced or simply slipped out during the discussion.
Rumors about a remaster have circulated for some time, making this moment noteworthy for fans hoping to revisit the beloved 2003 racing game. The interruption muddies the waters around the project's official status, though the exchange does suggest something is in development.
- Matt Groening appeared to confirm a Hit and Run remaster at D23 before being interrupted by showrunner Matt Selman, casting doubt on whether the announcement was intentional.
- A remaster has been the subject of fan speculation for a while, making this potential confirmation significant if legitimate.
- The abrupt cut-off leaves the project's actual status unclear despite the apparent slip.
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· Aug 15, 10:40 UTC
Simpsons creator Matt Groening seemingly accidentally confirms that The Simpsons Hit & Run is coming back
He was quickly interrupted by showrunner Matt Selman
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· Aug 15, 00:09 UTC
The Simpsons Hit And Run Remastered Was Just Seemingly Confirmed
There’s been rumours swirling about a The Simpsons Hit And Run Remaster (we’ve heard them too), but this was seemingly just confirmed by the show’s creator at D23. Speaking on a panel about The Simpsons at D23, Matt Groening was asked about…