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The release of The Simpsons: Hit & Run two decades ago may have followed what's considered by many as the most popular era of The Simpsons, but few would have predicted the levels of fon

The fourth movie in the Alien sci-fi horror series appeared in cinemas five and a half years after the melancholic Alien 3, and by the late-Nineties, several Hollywood film studios were having a go at

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Image: Daryl Mandryk To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Kotaku Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The latest attempt to re-release the beloved PC series No One Lives Forever is dead in the water. The saddest part? It could have been rescued, if not for the apathy of big corporations. For years, it’s been impossible to buy...

The Simpsons: Bug Squad!, was discovered and shared by YouTube account DreamcasticChannel. According to the Toutuber, the Bug Squad demo was prepared for Fox Interactive by the now-defunct Red Lemon Studio in 2000, but was never fully developed as an official game. The tech demo, which runs on the Sega Dreamcast, does not include any music or sound effects, and follows a bug as it explores the iconic interior of the Simpson house. The video also showcases the game’s mechanics, accompanied b...

"Oh my! Not seen that for 20 years!" Red Lemon Studio co-founder, Andy Campbell, told the channel after the footage went live. "We had a great coder who had developed an amazing cell shading engine for DC. I knew Fox pretty well, so this was a demo we created and I pitched to them. We were never commissioned, so this was technically never an official title in development. "This was a trip down memory lane. The tech was great, developed by a guy call Rich Evans, great coder. Bug Squad concept ca...