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As the video game world is buzzing about yesterday’s debut of the first trailer for Walt Disney Animation’s highly-anticipated film “Wreck-It Ralph,” the movie’s official web site has launched with a few fun features.
Amidst digital downloads, photos, and a story synopsis is a playable version of the old school arcade game the film centers around, “Fix-It Felix Jr.” With retro 8-bit graphics and music, players control Felix while avoiding the film’s title character and the game’s villain, Wreck-It Ralph.
The game’s instructions read, “Fix all the broken windows on each floor to advance to the next level.” The relatively simple game, controlled via keyboard, is a bit reminiscent of Donkey Kong and Rampage, among other arcade classics.
The playable game inspired by “Wreck-It Ralph” along with more information about the film can be found at Disney.com/Ralph.
Thanks for the link! That was so much fun! I saw some pictures from E3 featuring a mock stand-up Fix-It Felix arcade machine, but the screen had an out-of-order message taped to the front. They should have had a working one! Missed opportunity, Disney! They should have a playable version of this game at every arcade on Disney property.
Ralph shouldn’t be so broken up about being a bad guy, those blasted ducks are the REAL villain of the game.
I can not find the game on the website. I see the links for downloads, pics and trailer. What am I missing? I’m on an iPad.
It says GAME on the left hand menu. Click on GAME for the game.
@Rob: It might be in flash and therefore wouldn’t work on an iPad. :/
This game is the cutest thing ever. A shame that Disney did not get this together as an arcade game to have at the parks or at the D23 event. It is spot-on perfect as the kind of game you would have seen in an arcade in the early 80s. Reminds me of BurgerTime and DigDug and DonkeyKong and all those games.
@brian G. You are correct! When going to the website, the address says “tablet” and the link/word game isn’t an option.
ANyone know how many levels there are or is it infinite cause I got up to like 28.. got the high score.
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