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There's Finally A Nintendo Game That Uses The Switch 2's Mouse Controls, And It's 33 Years Old
1992's Mario Paint was released for the SNES, offering a suite of graphics, animation and music tools, all designed to be used with the Super NES Mouse peripheral that came with the app. And it was enormously popular! It’s considered one of the SNES’s most successful “games,” selling over 2.3 million copies, despite the hefty price
SNES’ Mario Paint joins Nintendo Switch Online, with mouse support for both Switch 1 and Switch 2
While Joy-Con 2’s motion mode is clever, it’s not quite the same as using a physical mouse. But with Mario Paint now live and USB mouse support already baked into Switch 1, it’s easy to imagine Nintendo enabling direct mouse input on Switch 2 down the line, especially for:
Mario Paint has been added to the Nintendo Switch Online’s SNES catalog and supports the Switch 2’s mouse mode.
Here’s the stark truth: The Switch 2 is very good, predictably good, boringly good, even. And from my present vantage point, that’s the biggest drawback so far. Or maybe… it’s the Switch 2’s greatest ...
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