The Simpsons: Hit & Run might be stuck in limbo, but modders are keeping the beloved open-world game alive and well. A recent one even makes me want to shout 'Shut and up and take my money' since it's a full-blown conversion mod themed after another classic Matt Groening show: Futurama. Modders Slurm Team recently released a launch trailer for Futurama: Hit & Run the demo, out today, and it is absolutely glorious. The theme tune's iconic bells bang over shots of Fry running, jumping and driving through New New York - the sewers, the rooftops, the streets... all of it looks like a really detailed rendition of the show. We even see the Professor waiting around to dish out a quest. A Doom-based Fallout fan game has emerged after a 3-year absence, and it looks like the best Fallout in over a decade We really got an unofficial "lore-friendly GTA 5 remaster" before GTA 6, as one fan combines 138 mods into the ultimate package of visual enhancements, police AI improvements, and more After 20 years, the Japan-only PS2 adaptation of legendary anime Cowboy Bebop has finally gotten an English translation from the modder known as SONICMAN69 You'll be able to download the Futurama: Hit & Run demo on Mod Bakery as long as you have the full game. It should serve as a nice distraction from the fact that the actual Hit & Run is still stuck on OG Xbox and PS2. The game was published by Vivendi, which was then bought by Activision, which was then swallowed up whole by Microsoft, so the rights are kind of up in the air and it's not really clear who owns the publishing to Simpsons: Hit & Run specifically, even though Disney owns the wider series. The Simpsons: Hit & Run dev says they could've made 3 sequels without paying a penny for the license: "Some crazy person at the publisher - we never found out who - said no"