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lilacfuzz101 wrote:

Aaaaand rule four no longer applies? the most recent featured project would seem to say that.

4. uses media (music, images, etc) from a commercial entity such as Nintendo, Sega, Disney, TV shows, movies, etc.

Granted they drew their own very awesome versions of SPAAAAACE and Wheatley, but they use music from the game... I'm confused here     Though, don't get me wrong, this is an awesome little project 

still wondering about this.... 

Last edited by lilacfuzz101 (2011-08-10 09:11:09)

Hi! I was looking around looking for cool games and found this! http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Techoguy/1935877. It's not that popular. With only 4 Love-its I think it deserves a lot more viewers!

this is a rely good project from slinger http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/slinger/1955460
or this one is from abu_developer  http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/abu_developer/1960747

I nominate http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Hawkpawstar3000/1971750

Last edited by moose12141 (2011-08-11 08:26:05)

I would like to nominate Cat11's dressup game, "Make a Person". It is a very good game, and I have never seen dressup games on the front page before. The graphics are well-done and it is a cute yet entertaining game, where you may dress both a boy and a girl, change the skin color, give them hats, dresses, shirts, shorts, choose a background, and more. I also think that despite it being a dressup game, it is appropriate for all ages, and I really enjoyed it. It is literally flawless, and loads easily online. The project has been up a little over a week, and has only 15 views. I think it deserves the chance to  be featured. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Cat11/1951913

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/mrjrodmac/1977154 Its very similar to mine (i think i inspired him) But it works online. It lets you draw something then transforms it into 3d!

I would propose THIS It shows a fully animated, scrolling video of a realictic looking stickman. mickyg has beeworking for weeks on this. I'm sure that he/she would apreciate more people seeing this. ☺ 

Paddle2See wrote:

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

lilacfuzz101 wrote:

Aaaaand rule four no longer applies? the most recent featured project would seem to say that.


Granted they drew their own very awesome versions of SPAAAAACE and Wheatley, but they use music from the game... I'm confused here     Though, don't get me wrong, this is an awesome little project 

still wondering about this.... 

The music was from the game?  I believe we thought is was from the singer that did the music for the game - but not from the game itself.  Oh well - we'll try harder next time.  At least credit was given 

Hmm... If there's a game that's original, but it has music from a commercial game, could it still pass rule four?

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/loolo78/1983217
this is a really cool project

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Pokemonfan137/1989897 Pokemonfan137's Drawtastic game V4 is very cool! This is the first time I've ever seen a drawing simulation with shapes to trace. I think it's worth being featured.

Hello. It's me, Pup again. I have been making a lot of proposals lately, and I am happy to say that the scratch team really has been listening to my requests.    I have yet another project to propose to be featured. This is a story written by happyhappy114. She has never had a project featured before. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/happyhappy114/1995403 This is a marvelous story, and I don't think I've ever seen a story on the front page.    I would love to see it done. I know that this conflicts with the rules; projects must be at least a week old before being featured. But if you wait a week and this isn't front-paged, I think that this deserves a shot at being featured.

I have a question.

Are you allowed to reccomend a relative's projects to be featured?
My sis is kindof wanting me to reccommend hers... even though she doesnt give me credit for what I do.