The Simpsons (4 Players World, set 1)

The Simpsons (4 Players World, set 1) overview and version notes

Stepping into this Konami cabinet in 1991 felt like living inside a classic episode of the show. It's an arcade-perfect co-op beat 'em up where up to four friends take on the roles of the Simpson family to rescue baby Maggie from a kidnapping scheme by Mr. Burns and Smithers. The Simpsons (4 Players World, set 1) includes region marker: World; arcade set marker; 4 Players World, set 1, which helps separate this page from nearby ports, regional releases, and similarly named entries.

• The Simpsons (4 Players World, set 1) platform notes
  The Simpsons (4 Players World, set 1) includes region marker: World; arcade set marker; 4 Players World, set 1, which helps separate this page from nearby ports, regional releases, and similarly named entries. The strongest visible context is the Classic Arcade platform and its general play style. Emulator core: arcade.
• Pixel-Perfect TV Show Adaptation
  From the opening cutscene mimicking the famous title sequence to the sprite designs ripped straight from seasons 1-3, every detail screams authentic early '90s Simpsons humor. Hearing Dan Castellaneta deliver Homer's "D'oh!" after eating a hot dog was groundbreaking back then.
• Chaotic Four-Player Co-op Design
  The real fun came from cramming around the cabinet with three buddies, everyone picking a character that felt right. I always preferred Bart's speedy jabs, while my friends swore by Marge's slower vacuum-cleaner swings. The screen would fill with flying bowling balls and enemy clowns.
• Classic Belt-Scroller Mechanics with Personality
  It follows the standard Double Dragon formula but injects it with Springfield soul. Levels transition from breaking up a bar fight at Moe's to crawling through spooky Krustyland funhouses, all while battling Sideshow Bob and dodging giant beach balls.