"The lollipop-lickin' Taffyta Muttonfudge is a top-notch racer in the game Sugar Rush. The front wheels are smaller than the back wheels. The back of her kart seem to have pinkish gumdrops as tail lights. The wheels are cookie biscuits wrapped with candy worms. Her pipes are straws that blow out powdered candy. Her spoiler is a pink wafer covered in chocolate sauce or fudge which is held up by straws. The kart's body consists of a yellow cream cake covered in a lot of sprinkles and icing. Vanellope's kart has a messy texture and irregular combination of parts, due to Vanellope and Ralph breaking the minigame that produced the vehicle. However, somewhere beneath that hard shell is a sweet center just waiting to be revealed." Years of rejection have left Vanellope with a wicked sense of humor and a razor-sharp tongue. Only problem: the other racers don't want her or her glitching in the game.
With a racer's spirit embedded in her coding, Vanellope is determined to earn her place in the starting lineup amongst the other racers. "Known as "The Glitch," Vanellope is a pixelating programming mistake in the candy-coated cart-racing game Sugar Rush. 2 Racers from the highest speed to the lowest speed.Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch and Sarah Silverman all lend their voices to the film which is slated to hit theaters on November 2nd in 3D. Reilly voices the titular character who tries to be a hero, but ends up unleashing a deadly enemy who just might destroy every game in the arcade. Rich Moore (who has helmed episodes of "Futurama" and "The Simpsons") is directing Wreck-It Ralph, the story of an 8-bit video game character struggling with his own villainous identity with the world of arcade games. The bad-guy character Ralph, in the classic game Fix-It Felix Jr., who longs to be a hero brings trouble to his entire arcade after sneaking into a new first-person shooter game and unleashing a deadly enemy. Here's the 1997 ad for Sugar Rush Speedway from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph via ComingSoon: I'm betting a Hero's Duty ad is right around the corner as well leading up to Disney's release next month. The game is touted at being at the very same arcade, but it also feels like it could easily be ported to Nintendo 64, which makes sense considering the time this ad is supposed to exist (there's some Mario Kart 64 sounds in there for sure too). Now another throwback commercial has emerged for Sugar Rush Speedway, the 1997 video game that's featured prominently in the film. Not too long ago, a charming and nostalgic, faux commercial emerged for Litwak's Arcade featuring Fix-It Felix Jr.
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