Developers of Scarface: The World Is Yours and The Simpsons: Hit & Run Return
Recently, the official digital home of Radical Entertainment—now operating under the banner of New Radical Games—received a significant overhaul. The refreshed site highlights the studio’s deep-rooted legacy, spanning nearly three and a half decades in the industry. The team currently promotes a comprehensive suite of services, including end-to-end game development for mobile and consoles, as well as specialized expertise in porting and remastering legacy titles.
This update immediately ignited speculation among the community regarding potential revivals of the studio’s most beloved hits. Radical’s portfolio remains a treasure trove of nostalgia, featuring open-world classics like Scarface: The World Is Yours and the legendary The Simpsons: Hit & Run, alongside the Prototype series, several Crash Bandicoot entries, and various Hulk titles. These projects take center stage on the new website, fueling hope for modern updates.
Observant fans also pointed out a specific piece of The Simpsons artwork that was excluded from the game’s original launch over two decades ago. However, while the illustration might seem like a fresh teaser, it has actually been circulating for several years and is not a new creation.
Ultimately, expectations for imminent remasters, full remakes, or even digital re-releases should be kept in check. It is highly likely that the developers are simply leveraging their impressive history to bolster their professional portfolio for future partnerships. Nevertheless, fans continue to hold out hope that these iconic titles will eventually find their way to modern hardware.
Source: gta.com.ua

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