Please Collaborate with SEGA for Sonic's 30th anniversary.

SpinningCube

No support. This would basically be Scratch promoting Sega, which I don't think Scratch should do for companies in general. It is also incredibly specific.

Rendangbike2

Bump

cheatcodeman wrote:
Yes, we all want an interview with mister needlemouse.

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Neadlemoose

Basic88

I don't think Sega would be interested. It's not impossible, as Cartoon Network collaborated with Scratch in 2017* *I actually forgot what year it was. Sega doesn't get any gain, and neither does Scratch.

And Sega is one of the fathers of video games.

Last edited by Basic88 (Feb. 15, 2021 01:59:38)

CoolLionMan

I support emotionally wise because I like Sonic, but I 1/4 support logically wise (is there a 1/4 support?) because this won’t really benefit both side enough to actually do it

Steve0Greatness

bobcat0701 wrote:
says thenintendofan2020

Nintendo: *knock knock knock*

about the actual suggestion, I don't see this happening, most of the companies that ST has worked with support Scratch with donations. Sega does not.

SausageMcSauce

I do not think a games company would be interested in collaborating with Scratch.

bobcat0701

bump

ThatExplosivePigeon

While I like the idea, its been tested out with CN before, Im not so sure how this wuould work.

GP38-252

No support. There's no reason for Sonic's anniversary to come to Scratch. Maybe promoting the movie sequel when that comes out?

Yellowsheep43

I'm more concerned about copyright issues than anything. And what would the benefit of this be? Does Sega actually cherish their fan games like you say they do?

And besides, its not like other companies did the same.
Scratch did not collaborate with Nintendo for Mario's 35th anniversary.
I really want to list more examples here but that's all I got :/

Last edited by Yellowsheep43 (Feb. 26, 2021 19:51:28)

TheNintendoFan2020

Yellowsheep43 wrote:
I'm more concerned about copyright issues than anything. And what would the benefit of this be? Does Sega actually cherish their fan games like you say they do?

And besides, its not like other companies did the same.
Scratch did not collaborate with Nintendo for Mario's 35th anniversary.
I really want to list more examples here but that's all I got :/

They made sonic mania with some people who made sonic fangames.

64lu

TheNintendoFan2020 wrote:
Yellowsheep43 wrote:
I'm more concerned about copyright issues than anything. And what would the benefit of this be? Does Sega actually cherish their fan games like you say they do?

And besides, its not like other companies did the same.
Scratch did not collaborate with Nintendo for Mario's 35th anniversary.
I really want to list more examples here but that's all I got :/
They made sonic mania with some people who made sonic fangames.

scratch is not a sonic fangame

Last edited by 64lu (Feb. 26, 2021 21:22:48)

Futurebot5

They didn't collaborate with nintendo (who is known for family friendly games), so why Sega?

TheNintendoFan2020

64lu wrote:
TheNintendoFan2020 wrote:
Yellowsheep43 wrote:
I'm more concerned about copyright issues than anything. And what would the benefit of this be? Does Sega actually cherish their fan games like you say they do?

And besides, its not like other companies did the same.
Scratch did not collaborate with Nintendo for Mario's 35th anniversary.
I really want to list more examples here but that's all I got :/
They made sonic mania with some people who made sonic fangames.
scratch is not a sonic fangame

i know

mica43683

This does not sound like a good deal to me at all. All Scratch would get from this is exposure/publicity, and all SEGA would get is fan games. Until someone actually gives any reason to why this should be a thing or what benefits either side would get, it's a strong no support from me.

TheNintendoFan2020

bump

TheNintendoFan2020

Futurebot5 wrote:
They didn't collaborate with nintendo (who is known for family friendly games), so why Sega?

Sega encourages fan content and it will be easier to create them in scratch.
Besides it's Sonic's 30th anniversary

samq64

This makes no sense. Why would SEGA or Scratch want to do this just because some Scratchers want to?

TheNintendoFan2020

samq64 wrote:
This makes no sense. Why would SEGA or Scratch want to do this just because some Scratchers want to?

They love fan content and it will be easier to create it in scratch.

samq64

TheNintendoFan2020 wrote:
samq64 wrote:
This makes no sense. Why would SEGA or Scratch want to do this just because some Scratchers want to?
They love fan content and it will be easier to create it in scratch.

How?

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