One of the most beloved licensed games of the PS2 era was The Simpsons: Hit & Run. Often referenced as a more PG version of Grand Theft Auto, Hit & Run took all the wacky antics of the popular show and allowed players to explore the open world of Springfield. The Simpsons: Hit & Run?s producer Vlad Ceraldi recently spoke about the classic PS2 game, talking about why it was fun and how the team knew it was going to be a success. Ceraldi is also very interested in seeing the game come back in some way, either as a remake or remaster.
In an interview with LADBible, Ceraldi said:

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