It Ralph' is like 'Toy Story', but for video games collider.com Due later this fall from Disney Animation Studios is "Wreck-It Ralph." The basic premise is similar to "Toy Story"; it's another behind the scenes look at a world us humans are somewhat familiar with, but not really. The focus here is video game characters, along with the world they inhabit. John C. Reilly is the voice of the titular character, who is the primary antagonist in "Fix-It Felix Jr." The hero of that particular title must repair the damage that Wreck-It Ralph creates, and it's a role that he has become dissatisfied with for some (as of yet) unexplained reason. Which is is why Ralph decides to prove to either him or whomever else that he doesn't have to be just a bad guy, but is capable of being a hero as well. And thus the adventure begins. Collider was the first to get their hands on some imagery from the upcoming CGI animated feature. First we have an image of Ralph, in a scene that is somewhat reminiscent of "Donkey Kong," which is the mold that "Fix-It Felix Jr" draws from: The movie promises to be chock full of actual game references of all kind, as Ralph traverses though other games, plus must deal with all the situations and issues that are contained within. Here we have a look at the futuristic, first person shooter game that is part of said journey: Another destination is a kart racing game, set on an island in which every bit of the terrain is made of candy: "Wreck-It Ralph" also stars Jack McBrayer, Jane Lynch and Sarah Silverman. It is due for release November 12, 2012. And sometime around then, expect some kind of interactive tie-in. Even though none has been announced, the notion of a video game based on a movie that references video games is just too ripe of an idea to not capitalize on.