Mario Paint (Joystick)

Game Overview
Mario Paint came out on the Super Nintendo in 1992, developed and published by Nintendo. It was one of those titles that felt different from everything else on the system, less a game and more a creative toolkit, a quiet corner in an era dominated by platformers and action adventures.You don't control a character so much as a cursor, using the SNES mouse to draw, stamp, and compose music across several modes. The main objective is simply to create: illustrations in the canvas mode, simple animations frame by frame, or songs by dragging notes onto a grid. The pacing is entirely your own, with no difficulty curve or enemies to defeat, just the gradual satisfaction of building something from nothing. It feels like opening a box of digital art supplies, clumsy but full of possibility.