Mario Paint - Super Nintendo (Good, Loose)

Game Description

Mario Paint invites players into a world of creativity on the Super Nintendo, letting you draw, paint, animate, and compose music with the help of the innovative SNES Mouse. Developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo in 1992, this one-of-a-kind title gave fans the chance to interact with Mario in a completely new way—not by platforming, but by creating their own colorful works of art and playful animations.

What sets Mario Paint apart is how it transformed the Super Nintendo into an art studio and music lab. From stamping characters like Goombas and Koopa Troopas into your drawings to composing songs note by note, it remains one of the most imaginative uses of the console. For collectors, Mario Paint is a reminder of Nintendo’s willingness to experiment and redefine what video games could be in the early ’90s.

Gameplay Features

• SNES Mouse required to play this game (sold separately). The standard SNES controller is not compatible
• Draw, paint, and animate with Mario-themed tools and stamps
• Create your own music compositions with a wide range of instruments and sound effects
• Includes mini-games like the fan-favorite “Gnat Attack” bug-swatting game
• Unique software that turned the SNES into a creative playground for players of all ages

Historical Trivia or Fun Fact

Mario Paint is remembered as one of Nintendo’s most inventive titles, introducing many players to digital art and music composition for the very first time. The catchy “Mario Paint Composer” music tools later inspired fan-made sequels and even YouTube remixes decades after release, securing its legacy as a true cult favorite of the 16-bit era. Collectors will appreciate adding this classic to their SNES library.