The creators of Mario in Scratch are isolated?

[2DDGAMES]

While browsing a forum, I realized that nobody talks about Scratch projects or similar ones. They seem like a completely disconnected community from the general community (not just MFGG, but other platforms too). I've seen that they even have their own Mario studios, so are they true fans or just mini-fans? Maybe they are, because they make Mario games, but they don't leave their original platform, so technically they're isolated... But I don't know, to me they are fans, even if their projects aren't that complex... I don't know, maybe we (all the Mario fans out there) should help their community become less isolated and connect it to the world, because on YouTube I've only found gameplay videos, but not a single video about the history of this community... What do you think?

[littlelum]

I think the reason for the isolation is because the only people interested in scratch are those who already use it. I've also never encountered a scratch game out in the wild, since most scratch users only share their projects on the scratch website. So most people never see their works because they never bother to visit the website. People never bother to visit the website because there is this stereotype that scratch games date overly simplistic and not very polished.

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