Thread to discuss The Simpsons Hit & Run port based on the leaked source, please do not ask for links or DMs as direct links may violate site rules.
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Homebrew Homebrew game The Simpsons Hit & Run
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Github Link? Been waiting for this for a while, and MK Trilogy Port
The original source code has been posted on Github before.
I might release the source code to the port at some point, but currently just focusing on completing the port first.
I will in a bit, still under the link posting restriction.Link your upload here please and thank you. I would love to try it and test for you.
This wasn't answer to your post.oop yea your right, sorry!
According to rules if this is based on source code not licensed under legal free use, then this is piracy and should be removed from this site.
It doesn't include any of the game assets required to actually play the game, but if only publicly licensed material is allowed then I can remove it.
I've taken it down for now until we can determine whether it's allowed under the site rules.
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It is a shame it can't be shared here, the port is looking amazing so far, played the first mission with no issues. Brilliant work.
I was looking at hit and run files, and it contains several languages. You will know how to change it to Spanish. I'm playing your port on Nintendo Switch. Thank you.
Links please (PM)
And me french
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An anyone do the e same. ThanksCould anyone DM me a link please? Thanks in advance
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