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'''''Mario Paint''''' is a singular title on the [[Super Nintendo]], supporting the little-known mouse peripheral in creating art on the 16-bit machine. However, it is both interesting and an important milestone in [[Mario]] history. | '''''Mario Paint''''' is a singular title on the [[Super Nintendo]], supporting the little-known mouse peripheral in creating art on the 16-bit machine. However, it is both interesting and an important milestone in [[Mario]] history. | ||
You can add various sprites from ''[[Super Mario World]]'' onto your "canvas", adding an extra fun element to the game. You can also make music, or listen to ones already on the game. | |||
A totally random mini-game is the Fly Swat Game where a gloved hand swats flying bugs. The sound effects are amusing but finishing the entire game is near impossible. There's 15 worlds, and there's three levels to each world. Beating a world earns a small picture in the top right hand corner. If you have the patience to beat it all it restarts. Bummer. | |||
[[Category:Games]] | [[Category:Games]] | ||
[[Category:SNES games]] | [[Category:SNES games]] | ||
Revision as of 20:15, July 29, 2006
Mario Paint is a singular title on the Super Nintendo, supporting the little-known mouse peripheral in creating art on the 16-bit machine. However, it is both interesting and an important milestone in Mario history.
You can add various sprites from Super Mario World onto your "canvas", adding an extra fun element to the game. You can also make music, or listen to ones already on the game.
A totally random mini-game is the Fly Swat Game where a gloved hand swats flying bugs. The sound effects are amusing but finishing the entire game is near impossible. There's 15 worlds, and there's three levels to each world. Beating a world earns a small picture in the top right hand corner. If you have the patience to beat it all it restarts. Bummer.
