Could you see MFGG as an "underground remix culture"?

[Parakarry]

Some months ago SM posted this article about MFGG and its history and all that. In this article he talks about how he used it as a prompt for a paper in college, and with the explaining of what a fangame is, the teacher likened the place to an "underground remix culture", which is an interesting take. Do you see elements of that here>

[GeneralGuy]

Yeah

[GothGirlGangBlasterMaster]

i have no idea what that is

for any inquiries please contact me in hell

[bearofsquares]

after digging up the definition of remix culture from this wikipedia article, which can be seen below;

Remix culture, sometimes read-write culture, is a society that allows and encourages derivative works by combining or editing existing materials to produce a new creative work or product.

i'd say mfgg is by all means an underground remix culture.

waiting for the next ye olde mfgg jam

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[CuteYoshiGirl]

Parakarry please explain more

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[Flygon]

It was.

How else do we explain everyone having the characters?

[Parakarry]

Parakarry please explain more

I dunno if I can.You would have to askthat to Sm cause he's the one involved. I feel MFGG would be more like a club or a music scene or something, just instead of music, it's Mario.
And quasi-legal.

[DJ Yoshiman]

Parakarry, do you remember when I got you to record some lines in Mario's voice for Mario Spy, one being "Oh great, the police are after me. I've got a job to do, get off MY BACK!"

That is definitely an example of an element of remix culture happening right here, man.

[Mors]

Calling fangaming "underground remix culture" makes it sound way cooler than it actually is lol

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