Scratch November 1998 build 0.0.1

Scratch is an educational programming language that released in 2007, right? Wrong. Few people know about the Scratch November 1998 0.0.1 build. All the way back in 1997, a young man had the idea to create a program that would allow children to make games easily. After 6 months, he got a prototype working. A few months later, he compiled it onto a floppy disk and tested it. The floppy disk was orange and had "Scratch November 1998 Build 0.0.1" written on it. After the disk was completed, it was tested on a 8 year old child named (REDACTED). After he was given the disk, he put it in. In about 2 hours he got a simple game working. After testing it the adults left the room and starting drinking coffee. Suddenly, they heard (REDACTED) scream. They burst into the room, only to discover that the child was gone and the screen was dark. They removed the floppy disk and took it back to their headquarters (a garage) and put the disk in a display case. Scratch Cat was created to honor the child.

Recently, someone recreated the child's project. It is here for the curious.