If you dont find it, you can just click on the glowing blue “this”. Go to the internet and search “Sonic 1 fonts” you should find this. Since I think we are running a little to long, I will teach you a few more things before I make part two. Go to capture and replace the light blue logo, with dark blue using the color dropper. when I receive switch costume to set effect to (100) repeat (20) switch costume to change effect by (-5) end clear graphic effectsNow that you have that, got back to Spriters Resource and grab the dark blue SEGA logo. when I start as a clone go to x: (-200) y: (0) show repeat (20) go back (10) layers switch costume to change x by (10) set effect to (50) end hide clear graphic effects broadcast and wait switch costume to broadcast Also, add this. Then, go to “Empty” and make the SEGA logo, empty. Add a fade effect to the streak by making it half blue half white using the fill tool. Then, color the entire costume white and draw a light blue streak in the middle. Go to the “Flash” costume and delete everything. Use the color dropper to get the light blue from the SEGA logo. Go to code and put in this: when green flag clicked create clone of switch costume to repeat (20) switch costume to go to front endThen, go back to costumes and go to “Capture”. Make another new costume, this time, name it “Empty”. Go in to the costumes and create a new costume.

Go to the very bottom and use Snipping tool to get the light blue “SEGA” Name this Capture “Capture” Start a new project and click “Load new sprite”. To make the SEGA logo open Snipping Tool and then go to here. The first thing you will need is the Title Screen and the SEGA logo. To make a Sonic game, you are going to need Sonic Sprites, a background, and Items.

Sonic 1 sprites scratch