#Simpsons hit and run remake code#

Many fans have found their uploaded content hit with copyright strikes. It's understandable why they've done this. It seems as though Reubs has been anticipating some backlash from official sources over their Hit and Run remake, and so has simply opted to take it down from Patreon as a safety measure.

#Simpsons hit and run remake code#

RELATED: The Simpsons Hit and Run Source Code Leaks Online The reason for doing so is not due to any legal action that's come their way, but in order to keep their YouTube channel 'in good standing order.' However, according to a recent report from Eurogamer, the modder has decided to remove it over copyright concerns.

It was just a few days ago when user Reuben 'Reubs' Ward managed to recreate the opening mission of The Simpsons: Hit and Run, using aspects from the original, but spicing it up with some image upscaling, new animations, and ray tracing. As impressive a feat as it was, a recent development has come to light, in which the remaster's creator has decided to remove the project from Patreon. This is exactly what happened with 2003's The Simpsons: Hit and Run, when a fan decided to remaster the open-world parody game using the Unreal Engine, and they did it all in just one week. When it comes to remastering classic video games, fans don't always want to wait for the studios themselves to put out the content, and would rather give it a go off their own back.