When deviantART user IkariyaManga and <s>her</s> his pal LauraC needed to make a Vanellope costume for a Wreck-It Ralph skit, they went all out, not just creating an incredible replica of Vanellope's Sugar Rush cart, but also making it wearable.

To promote the release of Wreck-It Ralph on Blu-Ray and DVD, Disney released this oddball mockumentary parodying the Donkey Kong high score documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters. Wreck-It Ralph director takes on the role of faux interviewer for Garlan Hulse: Where Potential Lives. The titular Garlan…

A scifi classic finally comes to Blu-ray, the long-awaited Warhammer: Ultramarines CG movie slinks out to home video, and Regular Show fans get screwed in an unfortunately regular manner, all thanks to this week's DVD and Blu-ray releases.

When Ralph heads into the bar-themed game Tapper's in Wreck-It Ralph, the animators wanted to replicate the look of the famous New York restaurant Sardi's, which has celebrity caricatures on the wall. But of course, the celebrities of Wreck-It Ralph are video game characters, giving the animators an excuse the cook up…

What would Wreck-It Ralph look like if it starred real people? A lot like Kial Natale's 60-second short. Seriously. this thing is unbelievable, and we would pay movie theater prices to see the whole movie recreated in live-action. Well done!

Disney has released a never-before-seen deleted clip from our beloved Wreck-It Ralph showing the Video Game Prison. Complete with a sweet-talking regular with slick promises of unattainable video games for Ralph to start over in, as well as beer, babes and bikinis (clearly a send-up to all the scantily clad beach…

Wreck-It Ralph was surprisingly terrific, doing a lot of clever stuff with the "video game characters have a life away from the screen" trope. So it's great news that studio execs are reportedly talking about a sequel. And this time around, director Rich Moore wants to find a way to include Mario from Mario Bros. Can't…

We all can agree that Wreck-It-Ralph was delightful, so here's some even more good news. Jennifer Lee, the writer behind Wreck-It-Ralph has been tapped to direct the next Disney animated feature Frozen, centered around the fairy tale Snow Queen. Lee joins Chris Buck as co-director.

Now that Wreck-It Ralph has totally smashed the box office, it's fascinating to stop and realize how different the movie's video game villain could have looked. The other day, we posted an interview with star John C. Reilly, who explained that at various points, Ralph was going to be a caveman or a weird-looking alien…

On this episode of the io9 show, Annalee and Esther discuss their favorite fictional videogames in movies and on TV. Plus, we make a drinkable rainbow - which is about as disgusting as it sounds. All that and more on this episode of We Come from the Future!