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The developer behind The Simpsons: Hit & Run and other cult classics announces its triumphant return after more than a decade.

The studio behind The Simpsons Hit & Run has relaunched with a new website and a rebrand as New Radical Entertainment.

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Former Radical Entertainment leadership is leading this fresh era of the studio under its new moniker.

Radical Entertainment, the studio behind open-world classics like Prototype and The Simpsons: Hit & Run is back as New Radical Games.

After being reduced almost to nothing under Activision, Canadian developer Radical Entertainment has returned under a new name.

This, as spotted by VGC, was revealed not so much with a bang, but more of a snazzy, seemingly new website that is adorned with imagery of the old Radical's games like the aforementioned beloved ...

In an interview with Collider, Simpsons producer Mike Price revealed the way he thinks the iconic animated hit should end.