Since "Scratch Tom and Ben News" is a popular style of project on the Scratch platform (mimicking the Talking Tom & Ben News app), the best feature to create is the core mechanic: .
When green flag clicked go to x: (180) y: (-130) // Start off-screen right forever change x by (-3) // Scroll speed if (x position) < (-180) then go to x: (180) y: (-130) // Reset to the right side end end
Use specialized buttons to make Ben hit Tom with a boxing glove gun or engage in a sword-wielding wrestling match.
If you’ve spent any time browsing the trending studios on Scratch, you’ve likely stumbled upon a chaotic broadcast featuring a familiar cat and dog duo. has become a massive subculture within the Scratch community, where creators remix the classic 2011 mobile app into everything from high-definition simulations to bizarre "Medieval" editions.
While the official app was released for iOS in 2011, it found a second life on Scratch. These fan projects allow users to interact with the characters directly in a web browser, often adding features not found in the original mobile version.
Advanced projects, such as the collab by SimonsCat27IsBack20 , hide collectable pins, posters, and trophies within the newsroom for players to find.
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Since "Scratch Tom and Ben News" is a popular style of project on the Scratch platform (mimicking the Talking Tom & Ben News app), the best feature to create is the core mechanic: .
When green flag clicked go to x: (180) y: (-130) // Start off-screen right forever change x by (-3) // Scroll speed if (x position) < (-180) then go to x: (180) y: (-130) // Reset to the right side end end scratch tom and ben news
Use specialized buttons to make Ben hit Tom with a boxing glove gun or engage in a sword-wielding wrestling match. Since "Scratch Tom and Ben News" is a
If you’ve spent any time browsing the trending studios on Scratch, you’ve likely stumbled upon a chaotic broadcast featuring a familiar cat and dog duo. has become a massive subculture within the Scratch community, where creators remix the classic 2011 mobile app into everything from high-definition simulations to bizarre "Medieval" editions. has become a massive subculture within the Scratch
While the official app was released for iOS in 2011, it found a second life on Scratch. These fan projects allow users to interact with the characters directly in a web browser, often adding features not found in the original mobile version.
Advanced projects, such as the collab by SimonsCat27IsBack20 , hide collectable pins, posters, and trophies within the newsroom for players to find.