The most surprising thing about the Minecraft intro that featured in last night's Simpsons episode is that it hadn't happened already. The real question, though: Is it better than this user-created ...

Minecraft has been used to create a number of amazing and wacky movies and projects since its launch. But if you are a fan of The Simpsons and Minecraft, this fantastic recreation of The Simpsons ...

If it wasn't already clear, it became painfully obvious that Minecraft is the biggest video game in the world when "The Simpsons" elected to do an opening couch gag dedicated to the blocky building ...

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 ...

What is the brick-building, world-shaping game Minecraft good for? So many things. Including re-creating the intro of The Simpsons. Enjoy. https://kotaku.com/enormous ...

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 ...

‘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 ...

I was born. Played sports. Discovered video games. No more sports. I write about video games to help supplement my romance novel writing career. When I'm not writing, I'm braiding peoples hair on the ...

Last night's episode of The Simpsons took a more blocky approach to its couch gag, stylizing its opening to look like Mojang's popular sandbox title Minecraft. The episode, "Luca$," opens with the ...

The Simpsons is famous for tweaking its introduction with each episode, but it's never looked quite like this. YouTube user CraftedMovie has posted a video that recreates the iconic television theme ...

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 ...