The arcade from inside
Litwak's Family Fun Center & Arcade is the arcade featured in the film, Wreck-It Ralph. It is where all the kids (and some adults) come to play arcade games and to hang out. It is owned by Mr. Litwak. It is also the home to all the video game characters, who are living inside the arcade cabinets. Its business hours Monday to Friday are 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM and Saturday and Sunday are 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Games
Litwak's Arcade from the outside.
Litwak's Arcade sign.
Below is a list of all arcade games shown/implied to be in Litwak's Arcade:
Major Games
Minor Games
- Altered Beast
- Battlezone
- BurgerTime
- Dance Central 3
- Dance Dance Revolution X2
- Dig Dug
- Dragon's Lair
- Food Fight (Seen when the Bad-Anon are leaving Pac-Man)
- Finish Line
- Frogger
- Hoop Jamz (behind Hero's Duty)
- House of Dead
- Pac-Man
- Paperboy
- Pitfall!
- Pong
- Snacks'n Jaxson
- Sonic Championship (Sonic The Fighters)
- Space Invaders
- Star Wars (1983)
- Street Fighter II
- Root Beer Tapper
- Target Bravo
- Tempest (seen beside Virtua Cop)
- Time Hunter 4 (next to Hero's Duty)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (behind Sugar Rush)
- Tron (Name on Portal)
- Undead Apocalypse 3 (next to Tappers)
- Virtua Cop
- Whac-a-Mole
- Vs. Super Mario Bros
Unplugged Games
The following includes all games in Litwak's arcade that have been deemed out of order and unplugged or disappeared otherwise:
Gallery
Fix It Felix, Jr., a game in the arcade
Hero's Duty
Concept art of some of the frequenters of Litwak's Arcade.
The Out Of Order sign.
Patron model by Stefano Dubay.
Patron model by Stefano Dubay.
Patron model by Suzan Kim.
Concept art of Litwak's Arcade by Jim Finn.
Moppet Girl model by Dylan Ekren.
Arcade games including Pac-man, Tempest & Food Fight
Sugar Rush Speedway
Outside of Litwak's Arcade in Ralph Breaks the Internet
Videos
2012 Litwak's Arcade Commercial featuring Hero's Duty
1997 Litwak's Arcade Commercial featuring Sugar Rush Speedway
1982 Litwak's Arcade Commercial featuring the original Fix-It Felix, Jr. Game.
Trivia
- It is unknown if someone else works in the arcade besides Mr. Litwak.
- Some arcade cabinets known to exist in the arcade are nowhere to be seen in the film.
- Galaga appears in the trailer, however in the actual film Space Invaders is in it's place, and the former is nowhere to be seen.[1]
- The real life games like Space Invaders and Pac-Man, the artworks of thier consoles are different in the film than thier real life counterparts, they also lack thier real life companies logos possibly for some kind of copyright reasons, despite being licensed.