What about parody movies? What if every director and actor who ever felt offended by a parody asked the producer of the mocking motion picture to take his character out of the film? It would probably ruin the entire storyline, change all dialogs and destroy the hard work of the director and script writer. In the next 'The Simpsons' title, Electronic Arts will probably have to mock its own games, since it seems that making fun of other producer's titles is not a good idea any more. However, some proved that they can take jokes and I mean the guys from RedOctane who loved the Sitar Hero posters and ordered a couple of them, showing their appreciation for EA's originality. We really don't understand why Rockstar couldn't take the joke, but it must have been the fact that the poster for Grand Theft Scratchy was a very bloody one and the game was mentioned in EA's title as a violent media product. It will now be called 'Mob Rules' instead of Grand Theft Scratchy, which is still a nice choice, but it doesn't sound as good as the original one. The player takes on the role of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa or Apu and tries to uncover a mystery surrounding. Since EA don't need a scandal right now and Rockstar have got plenty of those thanks to Manhunt 2, they've decided to change the name of the level in The Simpsons Game. The Simpsons: Hit & Run can be best described as Grand Theft Auto in Springfield.

However, Rockstar's representatives are not too keen on this type of humor as they've requested that the GT Scratchy posters were taken down, after seeing them at the GC 2007.

As such, it also makes fun of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto, by including a level called 'Grand Theft Scratchy'. During their childhood days when they were kids, they both had great grades in both schools. Their father was a mechanic while their mother was a doctor. Michael was born in 1972 at Liberty City to Andreza Simpson and Herald Simpson, who are the same parents who raised his sibling. The Simpsons is a cult movie and now a cult game, thanks to EA and the title seems to be the perfect parody of all major gaming hits. Michael Simpson is a character mentioned in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Living.

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