Game Central Station
Game Central Station is the main hub where all the video game characters congregate while not in their games. The exterior of Game Central Station is a power strip in Litwak's Arcade.
Many video game characters make appearances here in the movie, like Sonic the Hedgehog, Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde from Pac-Man, and others. Many characters can be seen as they travel to and from games.
List of Games
- Pac-Man
- Fix-It Felix, Jr.
- Sugar Rush (unplugged temporarily in the sequel)
- Hero's Duty
- Turbo Time (formerly, unplugged)
- RoadBlasters (formerly, unplugged)
- Q*bert (formerly, unplugged)
- Sonic Championship (Sonic The Fighters)
- Vs. Super Mario Bros.
- Dance Central 3
- Dance Dance Revolution
- Street Fighter II
- Dig Dug
- Undead Apocalypse 3
- Star Wars (status unknown)
- Food Fight (Seen when the Bad-Anon are leaving Pac-Man)
- Asteroids (formerly, unplugged)
- Root Beer Tapper's
- Pong
- Altered Beast
- Space Invaders
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- Dragon's Lair
- Fatal Assault
- Mortal Combat
- Virtual Cop
- Joust
- Agent X
- Battlezone
- Finish Line
- District 51
- Hoop Jamz
- Burger Time
- Paperboy
- Frogger
- TRON
- Primal Rage
- Wi-Fi
Gallery
Sonic's PSA.
An empty Game Central Station by Ryan Lang.
Concept art of the many original characters in Game Central Station.
Painting of Game Central Station by Ryan Lang.
Painting of Game Central Station by Ryan Lang.
Q*bert characters in Game Central Station
Ralph and Q*bert in Game Central Station
Calhoun and Fix-It Felix at the entrance to Sugar Rush
Early character designs in GCS, by Ryan Lang.
Ralph surrounded by various characters in GCS, by Cory Loftis.
Ralph with other arcade characters on the French app cover.
Game Central Station
An unplugged game.
Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde at Game Central Station
Game Central Station in Ralph Breaks the Internet
Trivia
- It is really a power strip extension outlet, or a splitter, meant to hold a number of plugs.
- The station can plug in/support up to 24 games. Although despite this, there are over 24 of them which can possibly hint that the power strip is plugged in to another that holds the rest amount of games.
- Game Central Station is a parody of Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
- There is some graffiti that reads "Aerith Dies," mentioning the famous plot twist in Final Fantasy 7. There is also some graffiti that reads "All Your Base Are Belong To Us", referencing the meme from a mistranslated cutscene in the game Zero Wing.