I created a simple Pokemon Game to see what I could do with Scratch.

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10368996/

Once it was created, I wanted to start improvments to it, but leave the current version incase I wanted to go back to it for what ever reason so I created a copy of the original, added features and eventually shared it.

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10410427/

Next I decided I wanted more options, so again I Copied it and made updates.

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/10433760/

I now have 3 Versions of my project which I have named V1, V2, V3.

My question is, what is the best pratice for maintaining revisions? I am very new to scratch, but a long time coder in other languages, so I am used to have several revisions of code and working on several projects at once. I Noticed the Remix option. If that the route I should have taken?

Any one with thoughts or suggestiond please feel free to respond

I think whether or not you choose to use remixes as a sort of versioning system would be up to you. If you have a lot of versions, it would have the advantage of giving you a nice hierarchy. There's even a nifty remix tree feature, so if you have a couple different variations of one version, you could see the different branches.

Thanks