Before I started this project, I wondered, can Sonic 3 be possible on scratch? Other teams like Sonic 2 Expanded Team and GSE Expanded showed that Sonic 1 and 2 engines work very well. But, with a game as big as Sonic 3, can it work on scratch?

That's why I'm starting… The S3 Dev Team! Join in to help me test the theory, does Sonic 3 work on Scratch. When around, 4-5 people join this development team… Sonic 3 for Scratch will start its first beta/alpha version.

Here are some things to note while discussing.

1. Always share your thoughts about this project. This will help me know if some adjustments or additions are needed.
2. Please do not say negatively about other members. It will start something that I think no one would enjoy, and overall, it's not very nice.

With that said, let's start the ambitious project!

Cool idea!

I Know! This will show if blast processing is possible on scratch!
If not, “That's no good!”

The first part of Sonic 3 for scratch is complete! The Sega titlecard (intro) is now available to view! Enjoy!

Sounds good!

say [I like wobbles]

Soon, the SEGA intro will turn into the full game intro including the SEGA screen, the S3 Dev Team screen, and the Sonic 3 Expanded screen.

And now, I did! I present the full intro to Sonic 3 Expanded!
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/984273857/
What's Included:
Sega Title Card
S3 Dev Team Splash Screen
Sonic 3 Expanded Intro
Don't expect too much!
This is a beta intro and can definitely be worked on!

The full intro is complete! Soon V.0.1 will come out! But, is there anyone here that can help smooth out the intro scene? To me it looked a bit rough.

Sonic 3 for Scratch will be on Valeo23's studio. Why not my own? Valeo23 was the first commenter on this forum, so it's going to that account.
To Valeo23, this is my very special project I will still develop, but you can get the credit.
To anybody else out there, I do need help on developing this project. If you are interested, List your username and part of the game you would like to help out with. It would work out like this:

ScratchUser123 - Graphics for Sonic Sprites

or…

ScratchUser256 - Level Design for Angel Island Zone Act 2

I will still do a lot of code, but I will accept help. Here are the available options: Level design, music, graphics, mechanics, transitions, help with some of the programming, and cutscenes.
Anybody who will help, will get their username in the staff credits. Thank you for your help and understanding!

I was thinking, what if we use, the GSE Expanded engine as a base?

Here are the benefits:
Sprites are pre-made
Level Design will be easier
Great potentials
Great opportunities