I knew such a thing exists, but never paid too much attention to it. For some reason that game makes me curious right now... does anyone here know about it? Can you describe that game, its rules, purpose and so on? Heh, I'm not even sure whether is it a PC game, an online game, or a table one. If the game isn't too complex and the rules allow, I could try to make an online version, I have some experience in that. But of course I need a bit of information first.

I read the card game rules, doesn't sound much fun, so I've never tried it.
Seems like senseless cheap merchandising to make money.

janglewolf
Thanks for the good link, but the article seems to be very complex to me (mainly because of the foreign language)... I'll try to understand it properly, but it will take time. Still, the game looks complex and very interesting to me so far. Yeah, it can be a bit childish, but I like card games.

Several more questions:
Does anyone here have an actual copy of this game?
Is it possible to order it somewhere?
Are there the scanned versions of the cards available somewhere?

I think it's just very complicated, I'm English and I was struggling to understand it! 
I did a quick search and there seem to be a few UK online shops selling it and presumably a fair few in the US as well, I'm not sure what the situation is elsewhere.
I've just had a look at the instructions on the maker's site:
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=simpsons/learntoplay
They also look pretty complex though I think they're a bit easier to follow than the snpp link.
I haven't seen any card scans.
(just to complicate matters, there's also a Simpsons version of the Top Trumps card  game...now that I do understand!)

There was another Simpsons card game I played years ago... I neglected to post really because I've forgoten most about it. However it definatly wasnt the card game mentioned here.

Basicly, it was like Poke'mon in a way. Each character had a set of stats, like: Inteligence, speed (or fitness?), Strength... or somthing like that, and they'd have a number next to them, for example:

'Bart
Inteligence: 64
Speed: 80
Strength: 37'

(not actual figures, just guess work from an old memory)

The rules where, basicly, two people challenged each other with two cards, and stated its best quality, if the other person could beat it, then they win the card.

I'm NOT certain. But, it just didnt sound like the one your talking about.

I've bought myself a Simpsons card-game booster pack one day, just as a souvenier, for I don't actually play card RPGs.
As far as I get it, the game is heavily influenced by Magic: the Gathering. It was released by Wizards of the Coast, too. The game has rather complicated rules and seems to be kind of abstract, like chess or convenient game cards. Apart from the pictures on the cards, it has almost nothing to do with the Simpsons, so it is worth buying just as a souvenier... unless you are a fan of cardboard games.