I Tried the First Ever Version of Scratch

Introduction to the Challenge and Theme Selection00:00:00

The video introduces the challenge to program a game using Scratch 0.1 beta from 2003, emphasizing its historical significance. The creator challenges his friend Doorbell to a competition, and the theme "light is key" is randomly generated.

Developing the Game Concept and Initial Programming Struggles00:01:22

The creator decides his game will involve a character staying 'light' by avoiding food. He begins trying to implement player movement and a character sprite, encountering difficulties with the unfamiliar interface and mechanics of the old Scratch version.

Implementing Player Movement and Falling Objects00:02:37

After struggling with key input, the creator opts for mouse-based movement. He successfully implements a falling 'burger' object that the player must avoid, and then tackles collision detection, which proves challenging but is eventually resolved.

Final Touches and Time Crunch00:04:44

With limited time remaining, the creator attempts to add more burgers and improve the game, but struggles to implement a score or randomize object positions due to the clunky interface of the old Scratch version. He expresses concern about his game compared to his friend's.

Comparing the Games and Final Verdict00:05:25

The two participants discuss their struggles with hitboxes and time limits. They then showcase their games: Doorbell's game involves collecting photons as a lightbulb ('light is key' as in luminescence), while the creator's game involves avoiding burgers to stay 'light' (as in weight). Doorbell is ultimately declared the winner.