Playable 8-bit ‘Fix-It Felix Jr’ game now on official “Wreck-It Ralph” web site from Walt Disney Animation Studios

in Movies, The Walt Disney Company, Video Games

Classic 8-bit arcade action comes to life as Wreck-It Ralph towers over a building, mid-smash, in an interactive game zone. Overhead, a vibrant speech bubble shouts “FIX IT FELIX!”—a playful homage to the Fix-It Felix Jr attraction and Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph universe.

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.

Fix-It Felix Jr. game title screen, as seen in Disney parks' Wreck-It Ralph attractions, showcases a nostalgic 8-bit arcade look with a playful "press spacebar" cue and official copyright details along the bottom, inviting guests to step into the world of the movie.

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.

Step into a retro arcade adventure inspired by 8-bit classics like Fix-It Felix Jr from Wreck-It Ralph! Channel your inner hero as you repair windows, dodge flying obstacles, and gather fun in-game items. Move through the action-packed level using the arrow keys, and press the spacebar to make magical fixes—just like an attraction at your favorite entertainment resort!.

Retro arcade-inspired scene featuring Fix-It Felix atop a towering building, energetically smashing windows as the bold "Fix It Felix!" logo appears front and center—channeling the nostalgia of Fix-It Felix Jr from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ hit film Wreck-It Ralph, just like guests experience in Disney Parks’ interactive gaming zones.

The playable game inspired by “Wreck-It Ralph” along with more information about the film can be found at Disney.com/Ralph.

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