that are fun" and keep the game above mediocrity. A Game Players review gave the Game Gear version a 62/100 rating. The magazine wrote that "the twisted humor of other Simpsons games isn't there and the action segments could be from any game. Ignore it for home, but pack it for the beach." In 2009, 1UP.com editor Bob Mackey reviewed the NES game in 1UP.com's official Retro Gaming Blog. He wrote that it had the same problems that Bart vs. the Space Mutants had, such as "lousy jumping physics", and that it "also manages to strip away the novelty that made the original Simpsons NES game worth checking out in the first place. The sequel is a straight-up, cookie-cutter platformer without any real Simpson-y touches to satisfy fans of the show; Bart finds himself wandering through generic side-scrolling levels, with a Simpsons character showing up every now and then to remind you that this is an actual licensed product and not just a ROM hack."Entertainment Weekly'' gave the game a B and wrote that "A nice multicultural touch — at one point in this travel-action game, Bart skateboards down China's Great Wall — puts this a notch above Acclaim's other Simpsons games, if not up to the standards of the irrepressibly subversive TV show." References External links 1991 video games Acclaim Entertainment games Action video games Amiga games Arc Developments games Atari ST games Game Gear games Hollywood, Los Angeles in fiction Imagineering (company) games Master System games Nintendo Entertainment System games Platform games Single-player video games Video games about children Bart vs. The World Video games developed in the United States Video games scored by Mark Van Hecke Video games set in California Video games set in China Video games set in Egypt Video games set in the Arctic