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*In the save game menu in the PS2 browser, [[Dancin' Homer]] represents the save file for this game. | *In the save game menu in the PS2 browser, [[Dancin' Homer]] represents the save file for this game. | ||
+ | *Early builds of the game suggest that [[Principal Skinner]], [[Moleman]] and [[Jasper]] were going to be playable. | ||
+ | *The scene at the end involving [[Kang]] and [[Kodos]] is not present in the PS2 version. This may have been because of the PS2 version's earlier release date. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == |
Revision as of 20:00, December 8, 2015
Trivia
- Although he appears very frequently driving Mr. Burns' limosine, Smithers does not speak at any point in the game.
- In printed ads for The Simpsons Road Rage, it depicted a drawn panel similar to a comic where the entire town is in calamity, with Marge, acting as a passenger to Homer in a convertible, tells him with fear that he's driving like a maniac, and Homer responding non-chalantly that "Driving's just a suggestion. Like pants."
- Mr. Plow is treated as a separate character from Homer.
- Due to the fact that the game is so similar to Sega's Crazy Taxi, Sega sued Fox. The two settled out of court for an undisclosed amount of money.
- The game takes advantage of the date system incorporated into the games console by providing holiday themed characters on certain dates.
- In the save game menu in the PS2 browser, Dancin' Homer represents the save file for this game.
- Early builds of the game suggest that Principal Skinner, Moleman and Jasper were going to be playable.
- The scene at the end involving Kang and Kodos is not present in the PS2 version. This may have been because of the PS2 version's earlier release date.
Continuity
- In the character select screen, if one selects Moe's Sedan, pandas will hop out of the trunk, a reference to "Cape Feare", where Moe was smuggling pandas.