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 ...

We've been in a long drought of The Simpsons games, but I doubt the return of original Hit and Run developer Radical will ...

Radical Entertainment, the development studio behind popular GTA clone The Simpsons: Hit & Run, has been revived as New Radical Games. Released in 2003, The Simpsons: Hit & Run received a significant ...

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

Radical co-founder Ian Wilkinson—who departed for Hothead in 2008—serves as CEO, while former Hothead COO Tim Wilkinson again ...

Get ready for nostalgia with The Simpsons' Hit & Run revival, Google's Pokémon fun, and Resident Evil Requiem's PC specs in ...

According to a timeline, this venture is the result of Radical Entertainment teaming up with Hothead Games, a studio that went defunct in late 2024. Two higher-ups are listed: Ian Wilkinson, the CEO, ...

Radical Entertainment, the studio behind the classic The Simpsons: Hit & Run, has seemingly returned under a new banner: New Radical Games. This also includes a major player from Hothead Games, which ...

Radical Entertainment, the studio responsible for Prototype and the beloved The Simpsons: Hit & Run, appears to be back under a new name: New Radical Games.

Oh yeah — "The Simpsons" is seemingly saying goodbye to another character after almost 30 years. In the Jan. 4 "Severance" parody episode "Seperance," Barry Duffman revealed that his Duff Beer mascot, ...

The Simpsons have been around for a loooong time. Quickly approaching is the monumental 800th (with emphasis) episode. To put it into perspective, that’s more episodes than days over two and a half ...