Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp DeadlyGB

Not sure I ever heard of this game. I'm sure it must be better than Virtual Bart (worst game in my SNES collection).

This is the worst Simpsons game ever created.

Was it that bad? I remember borrowing it at the time and I think my C64 'Vs. the Space Mutants' was worst...

I still think it can't possibly be worse than Virtual Bart; in fact, it looks decently structured.

The three worst classic Simpsons games are Virtual Bart, Bard Vs. the Space Mutants and this, in that order. Isn't Bart vs. the World bad as well?

Nah, C64 'V.s Space Mutants' must be worst - impossible jumps on level 2 and cassette multi load (5 minute wait before you could restart level 1). Best thing about that game was it came with a 'free' badge. 'Camp Deadly' was still bad though...

I wonder if the music in this game is good?
Anyone think Konami should make a port of The Simpsons Arcade Game? I do, because the one and only time I played that game I thought it was fun.

ARGH! This just reminded me of the GB game Bart vs the Juggernauts.

Although I remember it was pretty fun (and varied) for a Simpsons game of that era. It was pretty much a selection of mingames. One involved traversing a minefield assault course and at the end of each even you were awarded a score based on your performance.

This was one of my stand-alone carts, and I loved it. It's brilliant. It was really hard but years later, not so far long ago, I put this in a Gameboy Color. Behold, this has preset colors, which makes the game much nicer. And I beat the game. Love this game.

this was my second-ever game which I got soon after it came out! Apart from the nostalgic factor and the wonder of seeing Bart live and the familiar Simpsons theme and graphics, it's important to bear in mind that this was one of the first-ever Simpsons games to be created and an early flagship tie-in to both the Game Boy and The Simpsons at the dawn of it's historical popularity. At the time, Acclaim were hard pressed to deliver the goods on a short amount of time and they wanted to sell this on the hype asap but in terms of gameplay and processing restrictions (8-bit after all), it's actually a decent platformer of it's time. Sure, there are some fuzzy parts and yeah, it's a PAIN to sometimes get hit cheaply by the bugs with bosses (can go 50/50 either way easy/bs hard) but any 11 year old will play this for ages! Just ask the kid within you.