The Simpsons™ Game - Springfield Krusty Koupons 

HermitYT same!!!! Was a ton of help

Do yoi

Oh yeah you’re right

He probably though as he moved

The last ones are always annoying to find.

Ikr

Really? Damn, I almost bought the Wii version instead of the 360 version, but now I'm glad that I bought the 360 version

@@onkelklaujo Yeah, the Wii version sucks

Josh W. You gotta complete the ‘bargain bin’ mission first to get the upgrade :)

@Daniella Georgiou-Norman your right, ahhh I forgot in bargain bins he gets his wee rope thing, no the cape. I’ve not played the game in ages so the little details have faded away. Ive played the story mode like over 100 times when I was a little younger and thought I knew everything about everything, obviously it’s been a while. Thanks for the correction tho.

You can only play the Springfield level in the 360/PS3 version of this game. That’s what really sucks. That’s why I bought an Xbox 360 so I can play this version since it’s much better lol.

Well it makes sense, I don’t think the PS2 could handle this considering parts of some levels are gone, there’s no Poochie cutscene and you just start fighting him, there’s more loading triggers and you can only use Bart and Lisa in Game Over as well as numerous other changes like Snorky dying in one hit and Benjamin Franklin only having his base form and not splitting. Despite this though, Five Characters in Search Of an Author is bigger (in the DS version it’s MUCH, MUCH bigger and harder (which is probably why Medal of Homer and Grand Theft Scratchy were removed) and Game Over is also bigger in that version because the entire Simpson Family each have their own segments (Each bigger than the last)and a few more enemies like a red snake) Actually, come to think of it, yeah it does make no sense.

Because you are playing on PS2 or Wii

Nos toca hablar ese idioma

IM MISSING ONE TO!

you would have forgot some, i’ve got them all

In which console did you play this?

@@malaguero3134 ps2 or 3 . Can’t remember

@@tombardsley3081 PS2/PSP/Wii versions have only 3 hubs - The Simpsons’ House - The Simpsons’ Backyard - The Game Engine The Modern Console Versions (PS3 / Xbox 360) contains 2 hubs, but are much bigger and more developed - Springfield - The Game Engine The first 10 levels are beams of light around Springfield, then the remaining 6 are in the game engine for levels 2 - 5, Springfield is always sunny but access is limited as you don’t unlock a good bunch until Level 6, and during the beginning of Level 3, there is a police roadblock besides the natural history museum, (from the events of Level 2) and where it teaches you Homer’s Ball. After completing Level 5, for Levels 6 - 10, Springfield is completely dark with dark clouds (though lighting isn’t changed) and Aliens constantly spawn around the world and dying has no consequence except a slightly long loading screen. plus areas have changed a little such as the Power Plant cooling towers are destroyed, The Rotate tower (or whatever it is) at the mall is destroyed and a alien ship Is on top instead. And there’s a few other changes. Lastly is the game engine chapter where it’s for levels 11 - 16 where sadly, Springfield is now locked until you complete the rest of the game, as the house exits are boarded up and you can hear what’s happening outside such as screaming and laser beaming. Once you complete the game, everything’s back to normal like from Levels 1 - 10 except Aliens no longer spawn, weather is bright again and you keep all your upgrades from The Game Engine.

@@mellohi6175 yeah I saw that. Frustrating though that play station players couldn't play this