Showing posts with label Fix-it Felix Jr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fix-it Felix Jr. Show all posts

Fix-It Felix Jr has appeared on the ZX Spectrum Next and it looks really good!

The classic arcade vibe of Wreck-It Ralph has leapt off the cinema screen with a massive new release for the ZX Spectrum Next. While fans have spent years recreating the movie's fictional 1982 arcade hit Fix-It Felix Jr. on everything from mobile phones to the Sega Genesis, a definitive new version has appeared as a port from the Commodore 64 to the ZX Spectrum Next. While Steven Day recently reached out to us to share this exciting news, you can check out the latest footage and details below.

Fix-It Felix Jr on the Commodore C64? Oh yes it's happening!


I'm sure many of you by now have seen Disney Animation’s Wreck It Ralph; a cartoon which follows the journey of a villain from an old 1980’s arcade game that at the time in reality never actually existed. Well you may or may not know, that not only did it actually spawn a real online and mobile based game called 'Fix-It Felix, Jr.' which played just like a Donkey Kong clone from 1982. But it also spawned a homebrew Sega Genesis emulator version, that had been ported by enthusiast programmer Future Driver for the Genesis/Mega Drive consoles.

Fix-It Felix Jr on the Commodore Amiga? Crazy stuff!


I'm sure many of you by now have seen Disney Animation’s Wreck It Ralph; a cartoon which follows the journey of a villain from an old 1980’s arcade game that at the time in reality never actually existed. Well you may or may not know, that not only did it actually spawn a real online and mobile based game called 'Fix-It Felix, Jr.' which played just like a Donkey Kong clone from 1982. But it also spawned a homebrew Sega Genesis emulator version, that had been ported by enthusiast programmer Future Driver for the Genesis/Mega Drive consoles.

Get'em Gary - Arcade fun as game inspired by Fix-it Felix Jr gets a release


A delightful update for such a late hour as the wicked Arcade platformer known as ' Get'em Gary', was not only released for PC and NES but is also going through a Steam Greenlight campaign. Influenced by Donkey Kong, Wrecking Crew and Fix-it Felix Jr, Get'em Gary puts you in control of Gary who is on the job to repair the damage in Westspring Manor caused by a neighbourhood ruffian known as Rusty. So it's down to you repair the windows and close the shutters before the time runs out.