It was possible. Even if it's difficulty can be consideer as "Extreme", it should be more like "Hardest" since "Bart vs the space mutants" was actually "Extreme" difficulty.
Virtual Marge, Virtual Lisa and Virtual Apu never , never saw the light of day (my concepts)... maybe virtual Maggie, virtual Barney, virtual Proffesor Frink, virtual Chief police officer Wiggun, virtual Disco Stu, etc. would have also been interesting to see or experience ?!
what i remember from this game as a kid... getting stuck/lost in the freezer part of the pig level the squirrels ruining my day in the motorcycle level sometimes getting to the egg throwing part of the school photo level every damn time... taking a wrong turn in the water park and falling to my death. (still don't know the strategy for it...) failing to get by the seals with the balls on their nose as baby bart and the dinosaur level... i would always get so close but die somewhere in the icy part of the level. virtual bart was the most frustrating thing for 8 year old me.
The trick for the waterslide makes no sense whatsoever. Before the path splits, you can see a bald man (i think is Willie) Check out his swimsuit. If he has lines on the right side, turn right. If he has lines on the left side, turn left. Isn't it obvious?? /s This game is cruel.
YES EXACTLY MY ISSUES. AS A 8 YR OLD IT WAS SO HARD TO ME LMAO. I had this game back in 2008 and something tells me i still might have it with my sega somewhere. Gotta find those pieces of shit and give it another shot now as a 20 yr old😂
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is one of the reasons why we could not have the Simpsons arcade game on the 16 bit consoles. Because Acclaim owned the rights to The Simpsons on consoles, Konami could not release a port on the SNES or Genesis. One can only imagine we could have gotten a pretty decent port of the game to the SNES, similar to Turtles in Time, if Acclaim did not have the home video game license.
Eep386 Acclaim wasn't half bad imo. They made pretty good ports, like this game and Mortal Kombat as well as other decent licensed games. I wish we could've gotten an arcade port though.
Acclaim, like LJN (whom were part of Acclaim), never made a game at all. They'd license games from small developers and release them under their own label. To me, when Acclaim went belly up, was a good day.
Me too. It was the most chill, funniest and most satisfying of the mini games. It could as well have been a single game and I'd buy it. I used to restart the game repeatedly until I got that level.
I remember renting this game a couple of times back in the day, this game was insanely hard. I would consider myself to be a pretty good gamer back then but could never beat all of the levels on this one. Thanks for the video!
Underrated game. It's another one of those cheap licensed games though, which normally features great gameplay, nice graphics, and unique concepts, but also has pretty brutal and sometimes unfair difficulty. I have an affection for those type of games, nonetheless.
Milhouse showcasing a perpetual motion machine ? The laughing stock of the entire school who is not even a good student made one of the biggest break-troughs in engineering
Based on a true story: Me at the Bowling alley in the 90s: "Dad, can I play The Simpsons arcade game?" My Dad: "We have a Simpsons game at home." Simpsons game at home:
Acclaim is pretty good at programming and porting games. Game design is left to be desired, but they're decently good at making low-budget licensed games.
This brings back memories of renting Simpsons games on the Nes, and Snes. Definitely some of the hardest games, but also some of the funnest to play in what was truly a bygone era of gaming. Thanks for the game play dude.
It's funny because the first Simpsons game they released on the Snes/Genesis was Bart's Nightmare and the reason it sold really well was simply because the Simpsons were massive at that point and everyone wanted to own a Simpsons video game. So based off those really good sales, Acclaim naturally assumed that another Simpsons game would be marketable - they didn't realize that nobody really enjoyed Bart's Nightmare so they definitely weren't going to invest any money in Virtual Bart. lol
In the tomato class picture scene, you can go right or left in your aim with tomatoes too... and if skinner wiggles his butt you can hit him and not get in trouble if i remember correctly.... The trick to the waterslide scene was following willy at the intersection but i could never get to the end of any scene except maybe the tomato one
Hitting Skinner's rump refill's ammo. Only end I've seen is the apocalypse (motorbike) level. I remember my Aunt managing to get to the Ice Age in the dinosaur level once
In the SNES version, the little Blinky that marks your progress at the top has a little coloured arrow that appears very briefly before the turn. Hard to keep an eye on him though. Not sure about this version
I remember renting this game and was so blown away by the graphics in the motorcycle level. It felt like an actual 3D world where you can travel long distance.
man I just remember how frigging HARD this game was.I remember failing the mad max game resulted you getting your arms yanked/stretched by being tied to two of the opposing road buggies. I also know that Dino Bart ended with a paleontologist finding your bones, and the water slide ending with bart zipping out and hitting a brick wall. I don't think i successfully beat any of them. Especially not dino bart since I couldn't tell how to beat Mr. Smithers and Mr. Burns.
This game had some really dark deaths in it! The pig death is probably the most dreadful to me, cause when you fail, your processed into a corndog, get shipped in a box with other corndogs, Homer gets the box, eats the dogs till he eventually finds you, stares at you, then....eats you and continue eating the rest of the dogs(as if you don't matter)! Deaths in games were so brutal back then(and most of them didn't involve blood either), guess that's what made them memorable, though!
Gxyz222 True true. I remember the jurassic park game on genesis (not the rampage edition) had plenty of grisly ways to die and had a spooky as heck game over tune.
***** Man, just about all them Sega Genesis games were scary as crap! That's a great suggestion, too, I gotta go back to playing Jurassic Park, those were the times!
Gxyz222 I still remember beating the game as Grant (hard as balls) but needing my father to call the hotline to get info on how to beat the final area as the raptor since you couldn't actually fight grant.
Don't forget that goddamn life bar. As you can see, as Bart takes damage, his face get progressively sicker and damaged until he's completely skeletonized, all with a look of horrified pain on his face. Yeah, that's a really nice thing to show your audience game! It's not enough that you're an damn near unplayable mess as it is, then you have to go and scar them for life with shit like this!
Nice play-through.I'm not sure if you are aware, but during the tomato/egg throwing levels you can hold left and right, and throw them at an angle. It is risky, but possible. Also you CAN hit skinner, but only when he is bent over.
The first time I saw the images behind the cartridge box,I tought that the game was in 3D and you have the possibility to explore Springfield in 3D.I was completely wrong XD
Truthfully, this wasn't a great game - but I'll always remember it for the soundtrack. Really memorable tunes that did a good job of making each level feel individualistic.
Levels summed up in 5 words or less: Tomato: Wario Land's Bomb Minigame: Extended. Motorcycle: Super Hang-On Junior Mode. Waterslide: Sonic 2's specials, but cryptic. Pig: Puzzle platformer :the game: ... wait.... Baby: *Insert swinging game here* Dino: Castlevania crossed with Mario
I thought it was legitimately impossible to beat this game. Thank you for your service. I have nightmares about the Baby Bart stage. Probably the most frustrating level I’ve ever played in a video game.
Man this hits me right in the feels, really liked this game as a kid I remember the baby part and the shooting people with the tomatoes with the sling shot, The water tunnel part is cool too.
It’s a reference to the episode “Krusty Gets Busted” (season 1), where he is shown promoting his line of pork products right before suffering a massive heart attack.
Hermoso recuerdo de los 90'. El primer video juego que nos compro mi hno mayor. No me cansaba de jugar al de lanzar los tomates, era gracioso cuando el señor skinner se agachaba a atarse los cordones y podia apuntarle a su trasero jajajja. Tengo 38 años ahora, me trae nostalgia y felicidad recordar esas lindas tardes donde mi unica preocupacion era hacer la tarea, ayudar a mi mama con alguna tarea doméstica y luego jugar al sega hasta que me llamen a preparar la merienda.
A time when Bart was the star of the show back then, anyways the ending was kind of interesting in that Homer was using the VR machine at the end, probably would probably be better. Then again Homer wasn't a yet until somewhere in late 90's or early 2000.
+hanchiman The main charecter of the show was always supposed to be Homer, just popularity wise bart stole the show in the early 90s. Also if you compare an early season to a later season you will realize that the mix of homer centric and bart/the kids centric episodes has been pretty much the same over the years.
Kristina I only watched Simpsons pretty late in the late 90's and early 2000 (well thanks to Student Poverty in which Friday Night was just at home watching Simpsons new seasons). I thought reason why Homer got more attention or at least we noticed about Homer antics was because the audience "grew up". In the early 90's we notice more about Bart shenanigans and his then "90's coolness", however by the time we are in early 2000, most of us "kids" are growing up and face reality and become aware of dead-end jobs with mean cruel boss, tax, idiots and social commentary. I mean I was watching those really old episode, and nowadays I notice alot of innuendo jokes in there that I didn't notice back then. Like Bart mentioning that there is a "Chewing gum machine" in their washroom when Moe had to move his Moe Tavern in the Simpson resident. XD
I played only nes at the time. I think it was 25 years ago. Never had money for snes. I saw this game in the game shop when some kid tried it in the shop. I thought this game was so advanced. Had wet dreams of it for all these years till now. Now I watching it in the future I see this game sucks. Would rage quit in 5 minutes. Thanks for finally getting me rest 😬
im pretty sure that music from the dinosaur level really freaked me out! ..and i woould just play that first level over and over again, throwing tomatoes haha
You know on the tomato level, you can throw on an angle, you don't have to only throw straight. You could've gotten Skinner when he was bending over (you lose if you hit him while he's standing and can see you, but you can nail him right on the butt when he bends over to get his shoe laces). Also, you can pick upThe clocks give you more time, you can shoot the balls to remove one obstacle in your path, and the body board gives you a big speed boost and temporary invulnerability.
This and barts nightmare..idk what kinda goddamn crazy difficult randomized gameshow style quests we were given but man i never beat these games or even more than like 2 levels..for barts nightmare. I have both actually up for sale on letgo now lol
this is literally the first video game I played when I was like 2 and a half, maybe 3 years old. I never got very far on any level. it was my uncle’s sega, but watching this video is like being in a time machine. this game is *literally* why I game - thoroughly enjoyed watching your playthrough.
I always found this game hard lol because I could never beat it. It was my brother that made it to the second stage in tomato toss and made it to the seal part in baby Bart.
Well I have to say, this version is more playable then the snes. Sound wise no snes wins on that but playable? Yes seem like some of the mini games on here are slower then the snes. The baby mini is for one is much slower letting you think on the clothes line. While the snes it auto scroll on ya. And the death race part there wasn't a single one hit death right there. And the dino mini game it's much more forgiven with corn dogs and slower enemies. So this version wins.
This game played better on the Genesis than it did on the SNES, sounded better too. I think it was easier as well as the SNES version had a different apocalypse level where Jimbo and Kerny attacked you constantly. At this in the Genesis version you got a breather in between their attacks. The Genesis version was superior in many ways.
NES has 3 Simpsons titles, and I believe Krusty's Super Funhouse, Genesis has Bart Vs the Space Mutants (yes a port of the NES game), the Krusty game, SNES has 2 Simpson's games, the Krusty game, and an Itchy and Scratchy game. There's also 2 Simpson's Gameboy games.
The Jetson's game for NES is expensive for the sake of being expensive. People like to throw the word rare around, uncommon is more fitting for a game like that. Greedy people have hit the collecting market, and they are looking to score big bucks.
I played this game in 1997... it took me 22 years for my brain to say now "Hey remember how you couldnt beat that dinosaur level... go back and see... Thanks Brain!
Yeesh that music. I'd be lying if I didn't admit I have fond memories of the SNES version though. Never mind that half the worlds are damn near impossible.
I like this game and Bart's Nightmare. They're probably on the better side of "The Simpsons" games from the older consoles... But the controls still feel very stiff, making it a lot less enjoyable =S ... Also, that glitchiness on baby Bart's minigame... "Sega does what Nintedon't" indeed XD
wasn't this game only released in the UK? I lived in America and the only version I could find and only rented the SNES version of this game before but I never seen or even know a Sega Genesis version actually existed outside the states?
Fun fact: this game was gonna be on the virtual boy. But due to the failure it was cancelled. (I'm talking about the failure of the virtual boy not virtual bart)
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I finally found it, I really thought this game was just a dream I had when I was a kid
Nah, you are thinking of Bart's Nightmare.
Same. Wow.
Same all I could remeber was the water slide then when I found this video it all came back
@@gimbooth YES YES EXACTLY
Me too bought to go play it
I legitimately had no idea it was actually possible to beat this game. And man, what an ending after all that pixel-perfect work.
It was possible. Even if it's difficulty can be consideer as "Extreme", it should be more like "Hardest" since "Bart vs the space mutants" was actually "Extreme" difficulty.
That bike level and the water slide one felt literally impossible
I came here to watch the endings because I couldn't beat it.
Who could forget Bart's immortal catchphrases 'Whoah Mama' and 'Alright!'
Don't have a cow, man
What about "eat my shorts."
Simpsons did it
Simpsons did it😆
Don't forget "No!"
@@sunshinecarnivores1919 He was being sarcastic dude....
The sequel Virtual Homer never came out
and Virtual Moe was never thought of
Well, the game is kinda bad, so i'm not surprised..
Proof?
Virtual Marge, Virtual Lisa and Virtual Apu never , never saw the light of day (my concepts)... maybe virtual Maggie, virtual Barney, virtual Proffesor Frink, virtual Chief police officer Wiggun, virtual Disco Stu, etc. would have also been interesting to see or experience ?!
bart was definitely the star of the show in the early seasons
what i remember from this game as a kid...
getting stuck/lost in the freezer part of the pig level
the squirrels ruining my day in the motorcycle level
sometimes getting to the egg throwing part of the school photo level
every damn time... taking a wrong turn in the water park and falling to my death. (still don't know the strategy for it...)
failing to get by the seals with the balls on their nose as baby bart
and the dinosaur level... i would always get so close but die somewhere in the icy part of the level.
virtual bart was the most frustrating thing for 8 year old me.
The trick for the waterslide makes no sense whatsoever.
Before the path splits, you can see a bald man (i think is Willie)
Check out his swimsuit. If he has lines on the right side, turn right. If he has lines on the left side, turn left.
Isn't it obvious??
/s
This game is cruel.
Not to mention you can lose a life when spinning the wheel to choose a stage
Azumarill_TF2
WTF??? This Game Is A CHEATER!
in the day of no internet ..yes xD
YES EXACTLY MY ISSUES. AS A 8 YR OLD IT WAS SO HARD TO ME LMAO. I had this game back in 2008 and something tells me i still might have it with my sega somewhere. Gotta find those pieces of shit and give it another shot now as a 20 yr old😂
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is one of the reasons why we could not have the Simpsons arcade game on the 16 bit consoles. Because Acclaim owned the rights to The Simpsons on consoles, Konami could not release a port on the SNES or Genesis. One can only imagine we could have gotten a pretty decent port of the game to the SNES, similar to Turtles in Time, if Acclaim did not have the home video game license.
Aw man... Sunset Riders was awesome on both Sega AND SNES, but we couldn't get a Simpsons arcade game on any of those 2 systems =/
Eep386 Acclaim wasn't half bad imo. They made pretty good ports, like this game and Mortal Kombat as well as other decent licensed games. I wish we could've gotten an arcade port though.
Acclaim, like LJN (whom were part of Acclaim), never made a game at all. They'd license games from small developers and release them under their own label. To me, when Acclaim went belly up, was a good day.
This makes me glad Acclaim died.
I always liked this game as a kid. The various mini games were mostly all fun and there was a lot of variety.
Masochist
This game was insanely hard. I gave it my all but could never beat it. Loved the tomato throw--favorite level.
Me too. It was the most chill, funniest and most satisfying of the mini games. It could as well have been a single game and I'd buy it. I used to restart the game repeatedly until I got that level.
I remember renting this game a couple of times back in the day, this game was insanely hard. I would consider myself to be a pretty good gamer back then but could never beat all of the levels on this one. Thanks for the video!
Underrated game. It's another one of those cheap licensed games though, which normally features great gameplay, nice graphics, and unique concepts, but also has pretty brutal and sometimes unfair difficulty. I have an affection for those type of games, nonetheless.
Solar Flare [Who likes uploading SSBU replays] :How about those one hit and your dead type of games I love those!!!?
Hey which level is your favorite
@@nicomelgar9336 definitely the tomato throwing level
Throwing tomatoes was my favorite one when I played this via Sega Channel.
Same. Sega Channel was so awesome back then
@@streeterville773 what was going on with sega channel on this?
@@TheHappybilmore The Sega Channel is how we got to play this game.
Milhouse showcasing a perpetual motion machine ?
The laughing stock of the entire school who is not even a good student made one of the biggest break-troughs in engineering
Based on a true story:
Me at the Bowling alley in the 90s: "Dad, can I play The Simpsons arcade game?"
My Dad: "We have a Simpsons game at home."
Simpsons game at home:
Accurate
All Virtual Bart games
1:20 Tomato & Egg
5:33 Motorcycle
11:51 Water Slide
14:30 Pig Bart
26:41 Baby Bart
32:14 Dinosaur Bart
Technically speaking, this games looks pretty good for a genesis Simpsons game.
Acclaim is pretty good at programming and porting games. Game design is left to be desired, but they're decently good at making low-budget licensed games.
This brings back memories of renting Simpsons games on the Nes, and Snes. Definitely some of the hardest games, but also some of the funnest to play in what was truly a bygone era of gaming. Thanks for the game play dude.
same here on SEGA 💯🤎
It's funny because the first Simpsons game they released on the Snes/Genesis was Bart's Nightmare and the reason it sold really well was simply because the Simpsons were massive at that point and everyone wanted to own a Simpsons video game. So based off those really good sales, Acclaim naturally assumed that another Simpsons game would be marketable - they didn't realize that nobody really enjoyed Bart's Nightmare so they definitely weren't going to invest any money in Virtual Bart. lol
In the tomato class picture scene, you can go right or left in your aim with tomatoes too... and if skinner wiggles his butt you can hit him and not get in trouble if i remember correctly.... The trick to the waterslide scene was following willy at the intersection but i could never get to the end of any scene except maybe the tomato one
Hitting Skinner's rump refill's ammo. Only end I've seen is the apocalypse (motorbike) level. I remember my Aunt managing to get to the Ice Age in the dinosaur level once
In the SNES version, the little Blinky that marks your progress at the top has a little coloured arrow that appears very briefly before the turn. Hard to keep an eye on him though.
Not sure about this version
i beat many times every level, except the water level, this comment comes too late to me
Right! If U hit Skinner in the butt, U git Xtra ammo.
I remember renting this game and was so blown away by the graphics in the motorcycle level. It felt like an actual 3D world where you can travel long distance.
Yo también, que tiempos
man I just remember how frigging HARD this game was.I remember failing the mad max game resulted you getting your arms yanked/stretched by being tied to two of the opposing road buggies. I also know that Dino Bart ended with a paleontologist finding your bones, and the water slide ending with bart zipping out and hitting a brick wall.
I don't think i successfully beat any of them. Especially not dino bart since I couldn't tell how to beat Mr. Smithers and Mr. Burns.
This game had some really dark deaths in it! The pig death is probably the most dreadful to me, cause when you fail, your processed into a corndog, get shipped in a box with other corndogs, Homer gets the box, eats the dogs till he eventually finds you, stares at you, then....eats you and continue eating the rest of the dogs(as if you don't matter)!
Deaths in games were so brutal back then(and most of them didn't involve blood either), guess that's what made them memorable, though!
Gxyz222 True true. I remember the jurassic park game on genesis (not the rampage edition) had plenty of grisly ways to die and had a spooky as heck game over tune.
***** Man, just about all them Sega Genesis games were scary as crap! That's a great suggestion, too, I gotta go back to playing Jurassic Park, those were the times!
Gxyz222 I still remember beating the game as Grant (hard as balls) but needing my father to call the hotline to get info on how to beat the final area as the raptor since you couldn't actually fight grant.
Don't forget that goddamn life bar. As you can see, as Bart takes damage, his face get progressively sicker and damaged until he's completely skeletonized, all with a look of horrified pain on his face. Yeah, that's a really nice thing to show your audience game! It's not enough that you're an damn near unplayable mess as it is, then you have to go and scar them for life with shit like this!
Nice play-through.I'm not sure if you are aware, but during the tomato/egg throwing levels you can hold left and right, and throw them at an angle. It is risky, but possible. Also you CAN hit skinner, but only when he is bent over.
Si lo sabía. Era gracioso apuntarle los tomates justo en su trasero jajajja.
The first time I saw the images behind the cartridge box,I tought that the game was in 3D and you have the possibility to explore Springfield in 3D.I was completely wrong XD
I hope you had some relief when Simpsons: Hit & Run came out
Loved the tomato and egg one. Seems that part is everyone’s fave.
I think we can all agree that the tomato throwing game is the only good part of this game.
+вєηנαмιℓℓιση - Probably because it's the only "fair" one.
Yes
Yup
That mini game was totally awesome.
Truthfully, this wasn't a great game - but I'll always remember it for the soundtrack. Really memorable tunes that did a good job of making each level feel individualistic.
The audience background seeing Bart on stage using the VR experiment was shown in the SNES version
Levels summed up in 5 words or less:
Tomato: Wario Land's Bomb Minigame: Extended.
Motorcycle: Super Hang-On Junior Mode.
Waterslide: Sonic 2's specials, but cryptic.
Pig: Puzzle platformer :the game: ... wait....
Baby: *Insert swinging game here*
Dino: Castlevania crossed with Mario
HAWWWL RIIIGHT
I thought it was legitimately impossible to beat this game. Thank you for your service. I have nightmares about the Baby Bart stage. Probably the most frustrating level I’ve ever played in a video game.
This channel used Save States all along the gameplay. Also he plays very bad tbh
Honestly this and barts nightmare where my guilty pleasures my friends and used to play them just to see how far we could get.
Man this hits me right in the feels, really liked this game as a kid I remember the baby part and the shooting people with the tomatoes with the sling shot, The water tunnel part is cool too.
This game was my childhood. That may be why I'm in the minority of people who not only like it, but have beaten it several times over.
"tHiS gAmE wAs mY cHiLdHoOd"
I wish Konami or Capcom had the license for the simpsons console games. we would have gotten some great games then. acclaim sucks
And they wouldn’t of been just about Bart either which is why I don’t play many old Simpsons games aside from the arcade game
Better than LJN having the licence! XD
It always annoyed me how many times Bart says ALL RIGHT.
I wonder if the irony of Krusty having a pork factory was on purpose or just the creators randomly deciding on putting Krusty's face on it.
Never thought of that, good point
It’s a reference to the episode “Krusty Gets Busted” (season 1), where he is shown promoting his line of pork products right before suffering a massive heart attack.
Krusty isn't the most exemplar jew...
The sounds and fx is way different than Nintendo version. I believe the Nintendo version is harder too.
great and hard game!!!
I remember I managed to win all the mini games, but never all of them in one play. It just wasn't possible. It's too hard. Congratulations to you
Hermoso recuerdo de los 90'. El primer video juego que nos compro mi hno mayor. No me cansaba de jugar al de lanzar los tomates, era gracioso cuando el señor skinner se agachaba a atarse los cordones y podia apuntarle a su trasero jajajja. Tengo 38 años ahora, me trae nostalgia y felicidad recordar esas lindas tardes donde mi unica preocupacion era hacer la tarea, ayudar a mi mama con alguna tarea doméstica y luego jugar al sega hasta que me llamen a preparar la merienda.
I Remember playing this everyday after school. Never beat it tho
I never was able to beat this game before eventually losing the cartridge!!! Thank you for this
A time when Bart was the star of the show back then, anyways the ending was kind of interesting in that Homer was using the VR machine at the end, probably would probably be better. Then again Homer wasn't a yet until somewhere in late 90's or early 2000.
+hanchiman The main charecter of the show was always supposed to be Homer, just popularity wise bart stole the show in the early 90s. Also if you compare an early season to a later season you will realize that the mix of homer centric and bart/the kids centric episodes has been pretty much the same over the years.
Kristina
I only watched Simpsons pretty late in the late 90's and early 2000 (well thanks to Student Poverty in which Friday Night was just at home watching Simpsons new seasons). I thought reason why Homer got more attention or at least we noticed about Homer antics was because the audience "grew up". In the early 90's we notice more about Bart shenanigans and his then "90's coolness", however by the time we are in early 2000, most of us "kids" are growing up and face reality and become aware of dead-end jobs with mean cruel boss, tax, idiots and social commentary.
I mean I was watching those really old episode, and nowadays I notice alot of innuendo jokes in there that I didn't notice back then. Like Bart mentioning that there is a "Chewing gum machine" in their washroom when Moe had to move his Moe Tavern in the Simpson resident. XD
I owned this game and the bike and water level were impossible. Damn near they ALL were. The only fun one was beaning the kids with tomatoes.
28:46 - What happens to the cat? Is it buggy?
I played only nes at the time. I think it was 25 years ago. Never had money for snes. I saw this game in the game shop when some kid tried it in the shop. I thought this game was so advanced. Had wet dreams of it for all these years till now. Now I watching it in the future I see this game sucks. Would rage quit in 5 minutes. Thanks for finally getting me rest 😬
im pretty sure that music from the dinosaur level really freaked me out!
..and i woould just play that first level over and over again, throwing tomatoes haha
The slide part was great but certainly hard to beat.
You know on the tomato level, you can throw on an angle, you don't have to only throw straight. You could've gotten Skinner when he was bending over (you lose if you hit him while he's standing and can see you, but you can nail him right on the butt when he bends over to get his shoe laces). Also, you can pick upThe clocks give you more time, you can shoot the balls to remove one obstacle in your path, and the body board gives you a big speed boost and temporary invulnerability.
I saw game on advertising in TV. SEGA had really cool consoles.
wow, the Sega genesis version is more forgiving than the SNES version
This game was extremely hard. The motorbike and dinosaur levels always caused me problems.
0:07 Baby Bart is on the Acclaim logo dancing cutely~!
In the SNES version, he goes “Ay carumba!”
This and barts nightmare..idk what kinda goddamn crazy difficult randomized gameshow style quests we were given but man i never beat these games or even more than like 2 levels..for barts nightmare.
I have both actually up for sale on letgo now lol
this is literally the first video game I played when I was like 2 and a half, maybe 3 years old. I never got very far on any level. it was my uncle’s sega, but watching this video is like being in a time machine. this game is *literally* why I game - thoroughly enjoyed watching your playthrough.
I really can't explain why but this is one of my favourite games of all time!! (The memories it holds 😁)
Dude! How far was that ice cream truck?! LMAO! I never got pass the tree screen!
Bart can be flattened by a van and only feel uneasy. (Under normal circumstances)
Principal Skinner in the 1st level be like: Who is tossing tomato at a perfect time for the class photo like this... no! It can’t be! That Bart!
All I could remember was throwing tomatoes and swinging in trees. Glad found this walk-through.
They should remake this movie as an actual VR game!
Estamos todos de acuerdo que los últimos 3 niveles eran los más difíciles del juego..
I love this game I wish I could have this.
I always found this game hard lol because I could never beat it. It was my brother that made it to the second stage in tomato toss and made it to the seal part in baby Bart.
thanks for playing, real nostalgia trip
Well I have to say, this version is more playable then the snes. Sound wise no snes wins on that but playable? Yes seem like some of the mini games on here are slower then the snes. The baby mini is for one is much slower letting you think on the clothes line. While the snes it auto scroll on ya. And the death race part there wasn't a single one hit death right there. And the dino mini game it's much more forgiven with corn dogs and slower enemies. So this version wins.
This game played better on the Genesis than it did on the SNES, sounded better too. I think it was easier as well as the SNES version had a different apocalypse level where Jimbo and Kerny attacked you constantly. At this in the Genesis version you got a breather in between their attacks. The Genesis version was superior in many ways.
Was able to beat everything but the damn waterslide level as a kid.
It was also on the SNES, it shouldn't be that pricey at all for either system.
NES has 3 Simpsons titles, and I believe Krusty's Super Funhouse, Genesis has Bart Vs the Space Mutants (yes a port of the NES game), the Krusty game, SNES has 2 Simpson's games, the Krusty game, and an Itchy and Scratchy game. There's also 2 Simpson's Gameboy games.
The Jetson's game for NES is expensive for the sake of being expensive. People like to throw the word rare around, uncommon is more fitting for a game like that. Greedy people have hit the collecting market, and they are looking to score big bucks.
Hard game, never saw the final, u rock man
The guy that said "Virtual Bart" is Dan Castalanetta, because he sounded like Homer and he voiced Homer.
No shit sherlock
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Bart would NEVER throw stuff that ruins picture day at his best friend Milhouse!
This version is definitely better than the SNES version cause it is easier than that version
I played this game in 1997... it took me 22 years for my brain to say now "Hey remember how you couldnt beat that dinosaur level... go back and see... Thanks Brain!
I have Virtually had no chance to play games lately will have to give this one a shot.
The way Bart says "Woah Mama" in the tomato throwing level is weird.
I borrowed this game for a week from a friend when I was 4 or 5. Man it was hard.
Damn took me back to my childhood
This was the hardest game series ever
the tomato throwing game, and the Bike riding game, are the only ones I enjoyed. The Dino Bart and the baby bart game, pissed me off to no end...
When I was 5 I thought this game was amazing especially the water slide game.
That Baby Bart level has some of the most ridiculous platforming hell I’ve ever seen.
Corndogs? Guess Butterfinger didn't feel like sponsoring these games.
Seems like they dumbed down the egg throwing level? The SNES version you could throw side ways, not just straight ahead?
Virtual Bart for Occulus Rift would be amaziiiing ;)
Yeesh that music.
I'd be lying if I didn't admit I have fond memories of the SNES version though. Never mind that half the worlds are damn near impossible.
Very Crazy!
I never has saw this game before!
I remember playing this game like it was yesterday.
Nostalgia :')
The waterslide level is the worst! But other than that, I like playing this little jewel of a challenge!
I like this game and Bart's Nightmare. They're probably on the better side of "The Simpsons" games from the older consoles... But the controls still feel very stiff, making it a lot less enjoyable =S
... Also, that glitchiness on baby Bart's minigame... "Sega does what Nintedon't" indeed XD
Thank you for this video✨
awesome game, love the graphics and colors
wasn't this game only released in the UK? I lived in America and the only version I could find and only rented the SNES version of this game before but I never seen or even know a Sega Genesis version actually existed outside the states?
This game had a frustrating degree of difficulty
His first laugh in the Class Photo level 😂
I can't believe I found this fun.
I really hate the aquapark level.
This def the best Simpsons game on the 16 Bit consoles besides Krusty Fun House
Loved this game as a kid, it was fuckig bizarre and hard.
My favorite sega game as a kid!
Fun fact: this game was gonna be on the virtual boy. But due to the failure it was cancelled. (I'm talking about the failure of the virtual boy not virtual bart)
6:53 omg i'm dead.. 😂😂