Just a couple of questions:
-is it really that practical?
-does ST have the resources to do it?
-why is nobody actually reading the post?

Sohta_kun wrote:

Just a couple of questions:
-is it really that practical?
-does ST have the resources to do it?
-why is nobody actually reading the post?

1. I think it would be
2. The split screen, absolutely. The bluetooth, maybe maybe not
3. idk

the only problem with this is

no online features

april 8th they shut down the servers

(RIP Splatoon 1. You will be remembered forever. Thanks for all the happy moments.)

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

the only problem with this is

no online features

april 8th they shut down the servers

(RIP Splatoon 1. You will be remembered forever. Thanks for all the happy moments.)

Ya

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

the only problem with this is

no online features

april 8th they shut down the servers

(RIP Splatoon 1. You will be remembered forever. Thanks for all the happy moments.)

bluh if you really want online wii u servers that bad just homebrew

support, it could be used for crazy ah radar

I support this, but would it use like a TV app as a screen or what?

among_us1w2 wrote:

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

the only problem with this is

no online features

april 8th they shut down the servers

(RIP Splatoon 1. You will be remembered forever. Thanks for all the happy moments.)

bluh if you really want online wii u servers that bad just homebrew

support, it could be used for crazy ah radar

i know

but like not many ppl do that

Beast102508 wrote:

Sohta_kun wrote:

Just a couple of questions:
-is it really that practical?
-does ST have the resources to do it?
-why is nobody actually reading the post?

1. I think it would be
2. The split screen, absolutely. The bluetooth, maybe maybe not
3. idk

Bluetooth features are slowly gaining support across all major web browsers- I think the two that are left without them are Firefox and Safari. In any case, Scratch Link exists already, but it only works with the Scratch App.

Support but why?

This idea:
———————————-
| tv |
| |
———————————-
———————————-
| phone |
| |
———————————-
Like wii u, but Phone is wii u gamepad.

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

among_us1w2 wrote:

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

the only problem with this is

no online features

april 8th they shut down the servers

(RIP Splatoon 1. You will be remembered forever. Thanks for all the happy moments.)

bluh if you really want online wii u servers that bad just homebrew

support, it could be used for crazy ah radar

i know

but like not many ppl do that

you dont hear about it because Nintendo doesn't want people to think homebrewing helps preserve virtual console and the original games
there are guides on how to do it i did it in 5 minutes with the mii maker and a sd card

WindowsAdmin wrote:

Support but why?

The code possibilities would open a lot.

among_us1w2 wrote:

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

among_us1w2 wrote:

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

the only problem with this is

no online features

april 8th they shut down the servers

(RIP Splatoon 1. You will be remembered forever. Thanks for all the happy moments.)

bluh if you really want online wii u servers that bad just homebrew

support, it could be used for crazy ah radar

i know

but like not many ppl do that

you dont hear about it because Nintendo doesn't want people to think homebrewing helps preserve virtual console and the original games
there are guides on how to do it i did it in 5 minutes with the mii maker and a sd card

i know what homebrew is but like——

i don't have a wii u i have only a wii

i played splatoon 1 at a friends house who sold their wii u

Beast102508 wrote:

A. It does not connect to the Wii U

as a Wii u user, I know there's a browser in it.

I like the idea of having multiple environments, split-screen or not. I'm not sure what multiple devices would be used for, but multiple scenes that could be switched would open up a lot of possibilities. As of now, an NES Zelda-style game is annoying to make because you have to show and hide everything whenever you switch screens, so this would make it much easier to have continuous open worlds. Maybe that's a bit complex for scratch, though…

TheEpikGamer211 wrote:

Beast102508 wrote:

A. It does not connect to the Wii U

as a Wii u user, I know there's a browser in it.

IT'S NOT SCRATCH FOR WII U!

TheEpikGamer211 wrote:

Beast102508 wrote:

A. It does not connect to the Wii U

as a Wii u user, I know there's a browser in it.

Please actually read the original post before posting.

not_electric_ajax wrote:

I like the idea of having multiple environments, split-screen or not. I'm not sure what multiple devices would be used for, but multiple scenes that could be switched would open up a lot of possibilities. As of now, an NES Zelda-style game is annoying to make because you have to show and hide everything whenever you switch screens, so this would make it much easier to have continuous open worlds. Maybe that's a bit complex for scratch, though…

Ya! Exactly

So what would you need to get the second screen working (the TV or monitor)?

teamsonic2011 wrote:

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So what would you need to get the second screen working (the TV or monitor)?

I'd say the monitor.