Alphysse wrote:

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Ok let's learn maths! which number is after 104? Well, its 105!
So… scratch.mit.edu/projects/105/ is the oldest game

I'm sorry, what?

104 technically isn’t a game, it’s a slideshow-type-thing. So scratch.mit.edu/projects/105 is the oldest game.
Edit: Or, um, never mind. 106?
scratch.mit.edu/projects/106
Edit2: I guess that’s a game?

Austinato wrote:

104 was shared back in 2007, the same day as 105 if I recall correctly. andresmh reshared it by 2015, wiping the original date in plain view.

105–

“history”:{
“created”:“2007-03-05T10:49:15.000Z”,
“modified”:“2017-08-25T20:41:00.000Z”,
“shared”:“2007-03-05T10:49:15.000Z”
}

104–

“history”:{
“created”:“2007-03-05T10:47:41.000Z”,
“modified”:“2015-09-02T07:52:42.000Z”,
“shared”:“2015-09-02T07:52:42.000Z”
}

104 was created 1 minute, 34 seconds before 105. Interestingly, the creator of 104 (andresmh) doesn't seem to have worked on the project for any time at all - it was created the same second it was shared.

Pianostar4 wrote:

Alphysse wrote:

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Ok let's learn maths! which number is after 104? Well, its 105!
So… scratch.mit.edu/projects/105/ is the oldest game

I'm sorry, what?

104 technically isn’t a game, it’s a slideshow-type-thing. So scratch.mit.edu/projects/105 is the oldest game.
Edit: Or, um, never mind. 106?
scratch.mit.edu/projects/106
Edit2: I guess that’s a game?

105 is definitely a game.

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Ok let's learn maths! which number is after 104? Well, its 105!
So… scratch.mit.edu/projects/105/ is the oldest game

That logic doesn't work and hurts my brain. IT"S NOT EVEN LOGIC GAHHHH. Anyways pretty sure with MATHS we could tell 105 is EARLIER/NEWER than 104… C;

han614698 wrote:

104–

“history”:{
“created”:“2007-03-05T10:47:41.000Z”,
“modified”:“2015-09-02T07:52:42.000Z”,
“shared”:“2015-09-02T07:52:42.000Z”
}

104 was created 1 minute, 34 seconds before 105. Interestingly, the creator of 104 (andresmh) doesn't seem to have worked on the project for any time at all - it was created the same second it was shared.

Do you mean modified and shared at the same time? Couldn't that explained by sharing a project also counting as modifying it?

Stag_ wrote:

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Ok let's learn maths! which number is after 104? Well, its 105!
So… scratch.mit.edu/projects/105/ is the oldest game

That logic doesn't work and hurts my brain. IT"S NOT EVEN LOGIC GAHHHH. Anyways pretty sure with MATHS we could tell 105 is EARLIER/NEWER than 104… C;

Scratch project IDs – save for the 1-103 block where the ST has replaced projects with seemingly new ones – are in order from oldest to newest, so 105 is newer/more recent/later.

Alphysse wrote:

vudeptrai090211 wrote:

Ok let's learn maths! which number is after 104? Well, its 105!
So… scratch.mit.edu/projects/105/ is the oldest game

I'm sorry, what?

I dont know weekend is a game or not.. I think it is only an interactive project

the project id 104 was the first interactive game called weekend

han614698 wrote:

Interestingly, the creator of 104 (andresmh) doesn't seem to have worked on the project for any time at all - it was created the same second it was shared.

Keep in mind back in the 1.x days, there was no such thing as an online editor or sharing projects after creating them - you upload them from the offline editor and they will be shared at the exact same time they are uploaded I think.

CST1229 wrote:

han614698 wrote:

Interestingly, the creator of 104 (andresmh) doesn't seem to have worked on the project for any time at all - it was created the same second it was shared.

Keep in mind back in the 1.x days, there was no such thing as an online editor or sharing projects after creating them - you upload them from the offline editor and they will be shared at the exact same time they are uploaded I think.

I don't think unshared projects even existed until Scratch 2.0.

hellogovna wrote:

Alohababydolls wrote:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/104
I believe it is this but it was published late.

Another one that is not the first but less confusing
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1014/

The first project was a test. It was later deleted for an unknown reason.

Project ID 1 was a test, but it was never deleted, only overwritten. The oldest remaining project that hasn't been overwritten is project ID 104. Since that is an interactive project rather than a game project, project ID 105 (which was described as a game by its creator) is the oldest remaining game.