Fix-It Felix Jr.
A retro-style platformer based on the arcade game from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph. Play as Felix to repair buildings damaged by Ralph's wrecking while avoiding obstacles.
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About This Retro Game
Faithful adaptation of the fictional 1980s arcade game featured in Wreck-It Ralph, now playable on Sega Genesis.
Features 8-bit styled graphics and chiptune music true to the movie's depiction of classic arcade gameplay.
Includes all original power-ups like the Magic Hammer and Golden Hammer to fix windows faster.
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