Read-a-long with Nintendo Power #253 (April 2010)
March 21, 2010 – 10:40 am | Comments

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Simpsons Pokes Fun At Vice City Stories

Submitted by Paul Munn on March 5, 2007 – 7:15 amComments

20070304_deathkillcity2_deathkillstories_a.pngLast night’s episode of The Simpsons had Bart seeing a psychologist to try and figure out what motivated him to tell a ghost story about a school lunchroom cook that beheaded and made soup from kids many years ago. The kids got spooked, bolted, and ended up shattering a glass case of rare, irreplaceable colognes being carried by Principal Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers.

Bart initially resists the psychologist, so she feigns disinterest, saying that since she gets paid by the school either way, they might as well play videogames instead. What’s the videogame? Why it’s Death Kill City II: Death Kill Stories. The box art even mimics the style of Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories.

Bart proceeds to gleefully eradicate all of humanity in the videogame and the psychologist takes notes. I snapped the image from my recording of the episode. Good old ReplayTV.

  • Rob
    I wonder why they didn't use the Simpsons Hit And Run (a GTA clone)

    It's about time GTA parodies hit the small screen. The only other one I remember was the excellent Dave Chappelle show sketch.
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