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Anonymous No.11906692 >>11912773 >>11914498 >>11914576 >>11915543 >>11915837
/v/ is having a lot of fun with Mario Paint. I can't remember the last time I actually had fun browsing /v/, they're posting a lot of funny OC.
Anyway, Mario Paint appreciation thread.
Did you play it back in the day?
I already had a PC with windows and loved using MS Paint, so Mario Paint was a godsend.
I spent a lot of time experimenting with all the tools. The only one I didn't use much was the stamp maker, I didn't have the patience to craft good pixel art, I enjoyed it more as I became older.
Here's a screenshot from the official JP nintendo website's page for Mario Paint. Some Nintendo employee is really good at doing PC-98 style 2D gals
Anonymous No.11906701 >>11907076 >>11908236 >>11915906
Anonymous No.11906708
Anonymous No.11907076
>>11906701
amazing
Anonymous No.11908212
Replacing all the notes in Twinkle Twinkle Little Star with cats
Anonymous No.11908236
>>11906701
Magnificent
Anonymous No.11909628 >>11909681
I wish I could get my Razer mouse to work. All I can get is a really shitty mouse that strains my hand to work.
Anonymous No.11909681
>>11909628
Razer stuff isn't always class-compliant and requires drivers
Anonymous No.11910217
I ferment remember my sister and her friend playing it. She was 6 years old then me.

Her friend played the musical part with cat meows. It was so funny to me I farted and they ran out of the room
Anonymous No.11912070
Pretty impressive how well the NSO version works
Anonymous No.11912773 >>11914464
>>11906692 (OP)
Got a link to some of the threads, i wanna see some oc
Anonymous No.11914464 >>11914465
>>11912773
I saved a few ones
Anonymous No.11914465
>>11914464
Missed opportunity for a daily dose
Anonymous No.11914469 >>11914639
Anonymous No.11914498 >>11914503 >>11914509 >>11916484
>>11906692 (OP)
I assumed since the snes could run DKC that it was at least as powerful as my 486 pc, a friend had mario paint.
The box made it seem like you could make incredibly detailed animations and movies.
Turns out you could make 3 pictures flash, after that I just assumed consoles had less memory or something I didn't understand.
They had that fly swatting game on an after school tv show, what a lame ass game compared to normal snes games that was, but I was impressed how smooth the mouse moved.
Recently found you can make pretty nice music compositions with it.
Anonymous No.11914503
>>11914498
>Turns out you could make 3 pictures flash
You can choose between 3, 6 or 9 frames of animation.
Anonymous No.11914509 >>11915150 >>11916478
>>11914498
You CAN make incredibly detailed animations and movies. The official player's guide even had a section showing you how to set up a VCR to record animations in chunks and a pretty in-depth tutorial on the process. So you could make shit like this if you wanted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWPi2icrs9c
Anonymous No.11914576
>>11906692 (OP)
ToT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB6dm14o7E8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkQINZ08Qsk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS6OYOtFqDk
Anonymous No.11914639 >>11914652 >>11914672
>>11914469
I’ll never understand Rollfags, especially when pic related exists.
Anonymous No.11914652 >>11914672
>>11914639
Pedos gonna pede
Anonymous No.11914672 >>11914791 >>11915281 >>11915735 >>11915817 >>11916449
>>11914639
>>11914652
SHE IS ONLY 16 YOU SICK FUCK
Anonymous No.11914791
>>11914672
OUT OF 10!
Anonymous No.11914970 >>11915234
I wish I had an SNES as a kid, I would have used Mario Paint a lot.
Anonymous No.11915150 >>11915283 >>11915523 >>11916470
>>11914509
17 reminds me of Timeslaughter's title scree
Anonymous No.11915234
>>11914970
just would have wished to have a pc to use proper painting software.
Anonymous No.11915281
>>11914672
Even better.
Anonymous No.11915283
>>11915150
Look visual fun than MK
https://youtu.be/HSymw2EhTGA
Anonymous No.11915440
Got it as a kid (thanks mom) with the mouse. I played a lot of the flyswatter game.
Anonymous No.11915523
>>11915150
Holy based Time Slaughter mention! That game disturbed the SHIT outta me as a kid lol. It was on one of those 200 GREAT GAMES type shareware compilations
Anonymous No.11915543 >>11915719
>>11906692 (OP)
Based, I should play it too.
>Some Nintendo employee is really good at doing PC-98 style 2D gals
I'm pretty sure that's an actual character that they redrew, but idk what she's from.
Anonymous No.11915693 >>11915694
What did Nintendo mean by this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9fap8Qb0c0&t=1232s
Anonymous No.11915694 >>11916489
>>11915693
Goddammit the timestamp doesn't work in the embed. Its 20:32.
Anonymous No.11915719 >>11915749
>>11915543
One of the game's Japanese TV commercials has a few more.
Anonymous No.11915735
>>11914672
Even better.
Anonymous No.11915749
>>11915719
I'm quite positive based on the art style that this is from the Metal Slader Glory guy.
Anonymous No.11915817
>>11914672
Even better.
Anonymous No.11915837 >>11915860 >>11916462
>>11906692 (OP)
As a zoomer what all was the appeal of Mariopaint? The various image making, animation and music making capabilities seem lacking for a paid program today but I think back then PCs were more expensive so anything that let you use the console you already have probably had some appeal. I can also see the variety being appealing so you don’t have to buy multiple programs. The lack of a proper PC’s storage seems like a pretty huge flaw though, and the decision to package the game with a mouse rather that a light pen would be really bad for drawing. I know the simplicity itself might be an appeal for some.
Anonymous No.11915860 >>11915884 >>11916462
>>11915837
I had a PC at the time and I didn't have any program that let me do animation or music or sprites the way Mario Paint did. There probably was some program for kids but I didn't have any at least, I just fucked around on MS Paint, but Mario Paint had a lot more stuff.
Also the whole presentation of it was very appealing to me. I've seen some other similar games, like that one Looney Tunes one, but it was really poor compared to Mario Paint.
Also, Mario Paint did have a save feature, though I think space was very limited. Usually what people did to "save" drawings or animation was just record it on VHS.
Anonymous No.11915884
>>11915860
>he never experienced crayola art studio
i'm sorry, anon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lo7UJ9sYDs
Anonymous No.11915906
>>11906701
classic
Anonymous No.11916449
>>11914672
Even better.
Anonymous No.11916462 >>11917853
>>11915837
>but I think back then PCs were more expensive
They were, but PCs back then were nothing like you have now. Having a PC didn't mean you had resources on par with game companies and movie companies of that time. I had a PC but still loved Mario Paint because you could do more, and it was more fun. My PC had Paintbrush. It wasn't called "Paint" back then, just Paintbrush. It couldn't do music, or any kind of animation, or stamps, or different brushes, or have background music, or mini-games.
>>11915860
>Usually what people did to "save" drawings or animation was just record it on VHS.
That was something that never occurred to me back then.
Anonymous No.11916470
>>11915150
Man, western artists sure love to drawn individual teeth no matter how awful it looks, huh.
Anonymous No.11916478 >>11916494
>>11914509
>Full screen frames
Huh? That wouldn't work with regular Mario Paint animation.
Anonymous No.11916484
>>11914498
>that fly swatting game
>what a lame ass game
Dude, that fly swatting game is probably mouse-pointer centric game ever made. You could compare it to Windows 3.1 games of the time. It's also extremely hard after you get through the first couple of loops.
Anonymous No.11916489
>>11915694
Don't worry, the timestamp worked. I saw the naked chick.
Anonymous No.11916494 >>11916506
>>11916478
>Draw frame
>Record on VCR
>Pause recording after like a second
>Draw next frame
>Unpause recording
>Repause recording after about a second
and so on.
Anonymous No.11916506 >>11916508
>>11916494
Like one of those flip books where u slightly alter each image then flip it like its in motion?
Anonymous No.11916508
>>11916506
I mean yeah that's how animation works.
Anonymous No.11916514
>>1191649
Hmm.. that was too clever for me as a small child.
Anonymous No.11917094
Good shit.
Anonymous No.11917646
None of my usb mice work. Do the joy con only work as mice in the holders?
Anonymous No.11917853
>>11916462
>That was something that never occurred to me back then.
I didn't have Mario Paint but I used a VCR to record save game passwords
Anonymous No.11920263