Mario Paint

Game Overview
Mario Paint came out for the Super Nintendo in 1992, developed and published by Nintendo. It was one of those oddball releases that didn't really fit the usual action or platformer mold; instead, it turned your TV into a simple, playful creative studio, something pretty unusual for consoles at the time.You control a cursor using the SNES Mouse, clicking through different modes like the drawing canvas, animation editor, and music composer. There isn't a main objective in the traditional sense; you spend time sketching with various brushes, placing Mario-themed stamps, arranging musical notes on a grid, or playing the fly-swatter mini-game Gnat Attack. The pacing is entirely up to you, with no pressure or failure states, just experimentation. It feels like opening a box of digital toys where every click is a small, satisfying discovery.