Nintendo announced the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) game, Mario Paint, has been added to the Nintendo Switch Online lineup. The game supports the Joy-Con 2 controller's mouse ...

At its heart, Mario Paint wasn’t really a video game. There was no defined end point players raced towards, no one to stomp on, and definitely no helpless princess in peril. Like educational software, ...

If you've been waiting to see the Super Nintendo title Mario Paint make a return, we've kind of got some exciting news today. The game has officially been added to the SNES app for Switch Online users ...

Mario Paint requires a SNES mouse to play. You have a choice of mouse sensitivity, as well as the music played in the background. The game has several different features; one that uses SMB and non-SMB ...

Three more SNES games are coming to Nintendo Switch Online this month, including one game previously exclusively to Japan.

Even if you don’t own a Nintendo Switch 2 yet, you can still access a surprise retro re-release of Mario Paint on Nintendo Switch Online. When Nintendo announced Donkey Kong Bananza would come with a ...

Remember Mario Paint from the Super NES? In Japan Nintendo advertised their creative tool with a clay animated Mario flying around on a SNES mouse. Below is a second commercial with Yoshi flying ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Remember Mario Paint? As I was recently looking back at the Mario games that still aren’t on ...

The Nintendo Switch’s SNES library has received a previously Japanese-only Mario game, plus the first Bubsy game... for some ...

Mario Paint was the very first game that ever had my name on the package and given to me. This was a 1995 Christmas gift. It was awesome since it came in a bigger box in order to enclose the plastic ...