Last night's North American episode of The Simpsons featured a new opening credits sequence inspired by Minecraft. The Simpsons family appear as Minecraft-style characters, while Moe the bartender ...

Minecraft has earned the ultimate mainstream accolade by being made into a Simpsons intro, and performing at Shakespeare’s old theatre. Sidestepping the question of whether The Simpsons is actually ...

After Craig Ferguson reserved Notch a seat on his set settee, there was only one couch-related pop culture honour left for Minecraft to claim. And here it is: the rendering of Springfield in regular ...

The intro to The Simpsons has been recreated in Minecraft. Following the release of Simpsons skin packs on Xbox, YouTube user Bearly Regal attempted to recreate the full intro to the popular TV show ...

That’s when you know you’ve made it, right? Last weekend’s episode of The Simpsons featured a Minecraft-style intro that has left even the game’s creator Markus Persson in awe. The Simpsons did a ...

‘I’m not sure how I feel about it’ says Mojang’s founder. The Simpsons might be past its prime but it's still one of the most culturally important shows ever made and the series has made more than a ...

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Last night during the episode Luca$, The Simpsons parodied Minecraft with their opening intro, calling it Simcraft. You can watch last night’s episode in its entirety over on Fox’s website, or the ...

Family joined by 19 other Springfield characters in latest brand extension, but Microsoft tells non-Xbox players told to ‘stay tuned’ for now The Simpsons are set for a new starring role in Minecraft, ...

“The Simpsons” family will soon be playable characters in “Minecraft.” Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products has inked a deal with Xbox allowing Homer, Marge, Cart, Lisa, Maggie and 19 of ...

The latest episode of Fox’s indefatigable The Simpsons, “Luca$,” may be something of a critical clunker, but forget the goofy plot about Lisa dating a competitive eater-in-training, or Bart covering ...