In case you’ve forgotten, Sugar Rush is the game where Ralph ends up crossing over into in his original film, where he comes across Vanellope von Schweetz, who’s supposed to be the main star ...

In Wreck-It Ralph, a reluctant 8-bit villain journeyed ... (Vanellope, a character who began as a glitch in the candy-themed racecar game Sugar Rush, became a princess at the end of the first ...

Here's the 1997 ad for Sugar Rush Speedway from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph via ComingSoon: The bad-guy character Ralph, in the classic game Fix-It Felix Jr., who longs to be a hero brings trouble to ...

Reformed video-game bad guy Wreck-It Ralph (John C ... Vanellope von Schweetz’s (Sarah Silverman) game Sugar Rush to be unplugged, Ralph and his pint-size best friend head online to find ...

Disney recently released their faux-retro commercial for the 1980s arcade game Fix It Felix Jr in honor of the upcoming release of Wreck-It Ralph ... film's '90s racer Sugar Rush Speedway ...

all of Sugar Rush remembers that that Vanellope is actually Princess Vanellope, their true ruler. Now that you’re up to speed, head here to find out more about Wreck-It Ralph 2.

In “Wreck-It Ralph’s” byte-size universe ... and a rough-and-tumble space soldier (Jane Lynch) pursue him, Ralph ends up in “Sugar Rush,” a racing game set in a confectionary wonderland ...

Wreck-It Ralph is a bouncy, hilarious and heart-warming, game-trotting trip. Unlike a sugar rush, it provides lasting enjoyment.

Disney World is supposedly getting ready to build a Wreck-It-Ralph ride, and we want to get in line for it right now. While this is still just a rumor right now, and Disney hasn’t confirmed ...

And in the end, instead of using her princess power to get back at all the girls who bullied her, she decides to make “Sugar Rush” a place where everyone has a voice. Life lessons aside, “Wreck-It ...

Frozen made the most money, Zootopia has the funniest scene, and Bolt stars John Travolta as a talking dog, but the best non-Pixar Disney CGI movie is Wreck ... Sugar Rush. In way over their heads ...