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Mario Paint (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1992) - Japanese Version

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Price:

US $899.99

ApproximatelyRM 3,782.48

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Estimated delivery Tue, 7 Oct - Thu, 23 Oct

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Brand New

About this product

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A fun creative outlet for aspiring artists and musicians, Mario Paint lets youngsters (and the young at heart) color, draw, compose music (from more than a dozen sounds) and produce four-, six- and nine-frame animations. Simple interfacing combined with a variety of colors, icons and backgrounds give the game virtually limitless replay value. The biggest drawback is that you can only save one picture at a time. Also, unlike with similar computer programs, you can't print your work. As a bonus, the cartridge includes a surprisingly enjoyable game of Gnat Attack, which involves using the mouse to maneuver a fly swatter around the screen in order to swat pesky critters.