Mario Paint was literally the first game ever bought for me at 3 years old. I am pretty sure that fly game explains why I am a pretty good shot at FPS titles. And I had forgotten about the music maker. This game really was a very sophisticated creator tool for the time it was released in.
I just had one of those stress nightmares where i was 8 again having to beat that mosquito swatting game in Mario Paint with that mouse… *shudder*. Well, glad thats over, guess ill see what DGR Dave has uploaded today!
Mario Paint was a huge deal to me back in the early nineties. You could only save one animation at a time, but I hooked the SNES up to a VHS recorder to archive them that way. When I was twelve I made a 16-minute animated short using only Mario Paint, VHS and a simple sound mixer. Took forever, but I learned so much about digital visuals and I've later found out that so many illustrators and animators active today got their start with that crummy little mouse and even crummier mouse pad.
I remember being extremely excited over this game but when I finally got it, I quickly realized I had no creative talent so this program didn't really offer too much to me.
best part of art is there's no rules. some people think random lines on a paper is a masterpiece. even "an idiot" can make a genius level drawing with enough time.
My sister and I made an epic song and painstakingly wrote down the whole thing on a piece of paper. The next weekend we looked for it and our dad had thrown it away. What I wouldn't give to hear that song today. I loved Mario Paint. Didn't have much artistic talent at the time but that is not important with this game. Every kid draws and colors terrible drawings growing up. This is still an amazing game that arrived between the first 2 versions of Microsoft Paint in 92 (Dave said its 25 years old. It's actually 31 years old). It was perhaps even better in many ways than the Windows 95 version. Also I had forgotten about all the crazy colors and patterns. Thank you DGR for this trip down memory lane.
I used to love playing Mario Paint as a kid! I remember the track-ball mouse (it used to collect a ton of dust on the wheel and was a pain to clean) and I remember getting the guide book as a Christmas present. See, back in the day, they didn't have things like RUclips tutorials or fancy websites, so all the inspiration for this game had to come from books and the occasional magazine promo. My favorite thing to do in Mario Paint was recreate scenes from the Legend of Zelda using both the music editor and the animation feature. The guide book had a great tutorial on how to put the scene together. I used to love making all sorts of music compositions too. Ohhh, so many fun memories!
I would've drawn someone pouring white liquid from a cardboard carton into a coffee cup. A lot more intuitive than spraying an aerosol straight into your mouth (which could be a numbing spray, cheez whiz, or a number of other things).
I've had this game as a kid, and I was so gutted it needed the Nintendo mouse. I still put it in just to watch the demo video per say when you don't play it. Still was fun without the mouse. Hopefully I can get to play it one day.
OMG I'm the same boat. I was gifted this game by another person who was getting rid of all his SNES games, but never knew how to work this game, so I just watched all the demos.
I was born an artist and Mario Paint was my first experience with digital art as a kid. I quickly started using windows paint and now do all my work on a PC, all because of Mario Paint. Great game, thanks for showcasing it here DGR!
The only way to truly beat the fly mini game is to complete enough loops so that every square in the background gets a star in it. Otherwise it doesn't count. I did grow up with this game, saved a ton of money on coloring books and many other things I'm sure. Played the flyswatter game a lot, made lots of music, drawings, but I did make a mario flag animation back when I was a kid that I was super proud of. It's just a lot of fun and when it came out, much like the gameboy camera, was almost revolutionary for what a program or device like that could be capable of.
I grew up with this game and loved it. I spent many hours coloring, making custom pixel art and stamps, messing around with the animation tools, and most of all, making music! That was the best! I definitely have nostalgia for this game. When I recently got a replacement SNES mouse, the first thing I did (after not playing the game for probably 20 years) was boot up the fly swatting mini game to show my kids! They loved it!
Got this when i was 7. Lots of good memories, playing the fly mini game, coloring pre made draws and more, playing with the music creator mode (and i'm amazed people still charting todays on it, like Through the fire and the flame etc)
That was nostalgic city for me. Nothing like playing the silly fly swatter game to pass the time. Wow what a great game that was. Thank you for playing it a bit. Brings me back to when I was like 6 years old.
DGR ia better artist than me. All the people in the chat that are saying his drawings are bad are just jealous cuz their art can never be as good as DGR's
I wish I could've been there to point out Totaka's Song after the bomb explodes on the title screen. It's a hidden little ditty by Totaka whenever he works on a game as a musician so there's always some variant of it when you find his Easter egg.
I have so much nostalgia for this game! It was so great seeing you experience it for the first time. I made so much bad music back in the day on the music creator. 😅
Wow Super Mario Maker got so much from this game. Undo Dog, Reset Rocket, the pig stamp (idr if that was in the original SMM, or only in SMM2). Even the fly swatter game.
I've got no nostalgia for Mario Paint, but I absolutely love when people use its composer feature to make music or just play pre-existing songs in its sound font.
Ita funny to think that when this game came out, it was probably the very first time for a lot of kids and adults to ever have to use a mouse. Home computers still wouldnt have been quite as common place yet for several more years still.
Oh WOW!!! I messed around with this for couple hours on a couple different days, when my cousins from a days-drive away used to have it. Had more fun in the music than I did the drawing... But now that I use some digital-art programs as a hobby, it's surprising to see how robust this silly 'game' was... I even saw one row of options that had transparency patterns on it. :D Like, WHAT!!! On a Super Nintendo? They were able to give you so many choices. Wish I knew then, what I know now. I probably would have gone and enjoyed this program for many months... Then repeatedly come back to it in following years. ;) Also... Gingerbread Man - the word 'bread' (does in fact) = Ginger[spot where 'bread' was] Man Ginger Man ;)
@@Yoshistar238 yeah mario maker 2 is my favorite mario game. mario maker took a lot of inspiration from Mario Paint But still they should make a remake or sequel to this game
@@ELIASKball at first mario maker 2 was my definive favourite mario game but scince wave 4 of the booster course pass in mariokart 8 deluxe, 8 deluxe is really making me doubt if mario maker 2 is still better then it. If nintendo just gave us one more update *ONE MORE* . As for mario paint, as fun as it can be, you can do the exact same things by simply downloading an app on your phone for free, or even better, just go make a real drawing.
@@Yoshistar238 oh yeah. there are better apps for drawing. but considering the period, that game was great. if nintendo made a drawing app similar to mario paint but with all the features and tools of modern drawing apps... That would be perfect. Even the music part is beautiful, I have not found anything like it (except mario maker)
I had this as a kid though I have no recollection how I got it. I remember it just appeared in my collection one day. I played this game so much. I didn't really do the paint much. I mostly played the butt out of the music one. I couldn't make any good music. I wasn't and still not creative. However I would spend hours playing it a day. Sometimes just taking the pre-made songs and messing them up for fun. I remember playing the fly swatter to however couldnt get past stage 2.
@@TheUltimateRare tbf. There is a lot of ppl here in Poland that sell their working pal version Snes-s for around 80 usd so I think I might just buy one to never care about the voltage input/output problems and leave my ntsc one just as a souvenir from the past.
Well, I suppose we could attempt a scaled-down rendition of Rush-E in Mario Paint, but I'm not sure there'd be enough space on the music sheet they give us to work with.
![Lil Uzi Vert - We Good [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DrSfBULAsek/mqdefault.jpg)
Mario Paint was literally the first game ever bought for me at 3 years old. I am pretty sure that fly game explains why I am a pretty good shot at FPS titles. And I had forgotten about the music maker. This game really was a very sophisticated creator tool for the time it was released in.
I just had one of those stress nightmares where i was 8 again having to beat that mosquito swatting game in Mario Paint with that mouse… *shudder*.
Well, glad thats over, guess ill see what DGR Dave has uploaded today!
Mario Paint was a huge deal to me back in the early nineties. You could only save one animation at a time, but I hooked the SNES up to a VHS recorder to archive them that way. When I was twelve I made a 16-minute animated short using only Mario Paint, VHS and a simple sound mixer. Took forever, but I learned so much about digital visuals and I've later found out that so many illustrators and animators active today got their start with that crummy little mouse and even crummier mouse pad.
I like when DGR was drawing the genie lamp, someone in chat guessed "Robin Williams"
6:14 look at chat they said that
“there are no accidents, just happy troll levels.” - DGR
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I remember being extremely excited over this game but when I finally got it, I quickly realized I had no creative talent so this program didn't really offer too much to me.
I played the Fly game a lot as a kid lol
best part of art is there's no rules. some people think random lines on a paper is a masterpiece. even "an idiot" can make a genius level drawing with enough time.
This exact thing happened with me when I got super mario maker 2
I love how when that fancy trumpet trill comes in at 9:10 you can just see the frustration on Dave’s face 😂
They need to make an actual paint game like this again and give us a mouse. Used to rent this game as a teenager. Had so much fun
or they can recreate this game for computer and mobile
I intend. It's paint but much better
I mean the switch has a touchscreen, just make a Mario paint game that can be played with touchscreen on switch or mobile
Wasn't SMM supposed to be a new Mario Paint? That might we why SMM has so many references to Mario Paint.
@@NuiYabuko I don't know if it's true, I've never heard of it. but it is true that there are many references
@@NuiYabuko I've heard this as well.
My sister and I made an epic song and painstakingly wrote down the whole thing on a piece of paper. The next weekend we looked for it and our dad had thrown it away. What I wouldn't give to hear that song today. I loved Mario Paint. Didn't have much artistic talent at the time but that is not important with this game. Every kid draws and colors terrible drawings growing up. This is still an amazing game that arrived between the first 2 versions of Microsoft Paint in 92 (Dave said its 25 years old. It's actually 31 years old). It was perhaps even better in many ways than the Windows 95 version. Also I had forgotten about all the crazy colors and patterns. Thank you DGR for this trip down memory lane.
I used to love playing Mario Paint as a kid! I remember the track-ball mouse (it used to collect a ton of dust on the wheel and was a pain to clean) and I remember getting the guide book as a Christmas present. See, back in the day, they didn't have things like RUclips tutorials or fancy websites, so all the inspiration for this game had to come from books and the occasional magazine promo. My favorite thing to do in Mario Paint was recreate scenes from the Legend of Zelda using both the music editor and the animation feature. The guide book had a great tutorial on how to put the scene together. I used to love making all sorts of music compositions too. Ohhh, so many fun memories!
I'm proud of your Mushroom...
Remember, just because art isn't "accurate" or doesn't look life like does not make it any less of an art piece.
12:46 I'm proud of you Dave!
"Now let's put a happy off screen Thowmp here. Now let's give him some friends shall we" - Little Timmy Ross
I was like "Who puts creme in ones mouth?!" then I was like "Oh, it's whipped cream." ^^;
if you eat just the right type of Creme, it tastes amazing.
I would've drawn someone pouring white liquid from a cardboard carton into a coffee cup. A lot more intuitive than spraying an aerosol straight into your mouth (which could be a numbing spray, cheez whiz, or a number of other things).
I used to play this game so often as a kid.
I remember spending so many hours on this game back in the day. And that fly game was something else. Such good times. Very good times.
i love how many color and shape options this game has.
I've had this game as a kid, and I was so gutted it needed the Nintendo mouse. I still put it in just to watch the demo video per say when you don't play it. Still was fun without the mouse. Hopefully I can get to play it one day.
OMG I'm the same boat. I was gifted this game by another person who was getting rid of all his SNES games, but never knew how to work this game, so I just watched all the demos.
I had this game as a kid. Spent hours drawing.
I was born an artist and Mario Paint was my first experience with digital art as a kid. I quickly started using windows paint and now do all my work on a PC, all because of Mario Paint. Great game, thanks for showcasing it here DGR!
This is a good start to drawing. with how many options there are.. you can really let your brush soar.
Joy of Painting with DGR
Let's Just draw a happy thwomp there. Let's give him some friends too.
@@a.s.raiyan2003-4 And also give him some Koopas
mario paint has the best music, this was mario maker before mario maker was a thing , so sad mario paint 2 never came out and so glad for mario maker
The only way to truly beat the fly mini game is to complete enough loops so that every square in the background gets a star in it. Otherwise it doesn't count. I did grow up with this game, saved a ton of money on coloring books and many other things I'm sure. Played the flyswatter game a lot, made lots of music, drawings, but I did make a mario flag animation back when I was a kid that I was super proud of. It's just a lot of fun and when it came out, much like the gameboy camera, was almost revolutionary for what a program or device like that could be capable of.
The game when your a fly swatter was always my favorite. Well that and trying to make music on the music editor they have on that game
Yo the music and sound effects have me really in memory land haha.
I grew up with this game and loved it. I spent many hours coloring, making custom pixel art and stamps, messing around with the animation tools, and most of all, making music! That was the best! I definitely have nostalgia for this game. When I recently got a replacement SNES mouse, the first thing I did (after not playing the game for probably 20 years) was boot up the fly swatting mini game to show my kids! They loved it!
I spent so many hours on this game when I was a kid. I wish I could have seen the animation again.
Got this when i was 7. Lots of good memories, playing the fly mini game, coloring pre made draws and more, playing with the music creator mode (and i'm amazed people still charting todays on it, like Through the fire and the flame etc)
Will we see a Dave Ross show? That is the question.
Love this series! Keep it up
That was nostalgic city for me. Nothing like playing the silly fly swatter game to pass the time. Wow what a great game that was. Thank you for playing it a bit. Brings me back to when I was like 6 years old.
I never grew up with Mario Paint but now I wish I'd have. This game looks so cool!
Made it to the stream but didn’t get to see the end. Now I can never unsee that 1 pixel
Hey DGR, what a great series!! Thank you! Can you please update the RUclips playlist of Mariothon?
DGR ia better artist than me.
All the people in the chat that are saying his drawings are bad are just jealous cuz their art can never be as good as DGR's
Nintendo called the game "Mario Paint" because "Mario Paint, Music, Animation And Fly Swatting" wasn't appealing
That mushroom looks like it's been jokerfied
mario paint is under rated and a national treasure.
This game is really cool for how complex it is and all the things you can do in it. This was so good, haha.
I wish I could've been there to point out Totaka's Song after the bomb explodes on the title screen. It's a hidden little ditty by Totaka whenever he works on a game as a musician so there's always some variant of it when you find his Easter egg.
I have so much nostalgia for this game! It was so great seeing you experience it for the first time. I made so much bad music back in the day on the music creator. 😅
Wow Super Mario Maker got so much from this game. Undo Dog, Reset Rocket, the pig stamp (idr if that was in the original SMM, or only in SMM2). Even the fly swatter game.
I've got no nostalgia for Mario Paint, but I absolutely love when people use its composer feature to make music or just play pre-existing songs in its sound font.
Someone should take that purple mushroom and make it one of the enemies in a Mario rom hack.
I'm a little disappointed that Dave didn't show off the animation tool.
this is a great game dude. very underrated.
Hello! I actually have Mario paint, also looking back into Mario paint is fun!
Dave's making NFTs. Now I've seen everything.
So, you'll beat all hundred and sixty something games to get your bearings then go ahead and beat all of them in a row in under an hour?
Ita funny to think that when this game came out, it was probably the very first time for a lot of kids and adults to ever have to use a mouse. Home computers still wouldnt have been quite as common place yet for several more years still.
Oh WOW!!! I messed around with this for couple hours on a couple different days, when my cousins from a days-drive away used to have it. Had more fun in the music than I did the drawing... But now that I use some digital-art programs as a hobby, it's surprising to see how robust this silly 'game' was... I even saw one row of options that had transparency patterns on it. :D Like, WHAT!!! On a Super Nintendo? They were able to give you so many choices. Wish I knew then, what I know now. I probably would have gone and enjoyed this program for many months... Then repeatedly come back to it in following years. ;)
Also...
Gingerbread Man - the word 'bread' (does in fact) = Ginger[spot where 'bread' was] Man
Ginger Man ;)
Also that mushroom looks amazing
You might not have a lot of nostalgia for this title, but I got a wave of it from hearing the chanting exercise guys.
I submit for approval the idea that the hand from the fly swatter game is Master Hand from the smash brothers franchise.
Dave is the best artist I've ever saw! He's better than Bob Ross!
Honestly, Mario Paint would be an AWESOME HD remake for the Nintendo switch with touch screen and potentially using a stylist. That'd be awesome!!
a little late for that. i hear the Switch 2 or whatever they call the next thing will be out within 2 years.
I'm waiting for Dave to do Sticker Star.
He's going to HATE that game for sure!
anyone who loves paper mario hates that game yeah.
@@TheUltimateRare TTYD and Super are the only true sequels to Paper Mario 64.
Everything after that doesn't deserve to bear the title.
in my opinion one of the best mario games. they should recreate it. maybe as a mobile/computer game!
(Chough)mariomaker(Chough)
@@Yoshistar238 yeah mario maker 2 is my favorite mario game. mario maker took a lot of inspiration from Mario Paint
But still they should make a remake or sequel to this game
@@ELIASKball at first mario maker 2 was my definive favourite mario game but scince wave 4 of the booster course pass in mariokart 8 deluxe, 8 deluxe is really making me doubt if mario maker 2 is still better then it. If nintendo just gave us one more update *ONE MORE* . As for mario paint, as fun as it can be, you can do the exact same things by simply downloading an app on your phone for free, or even better, just go make a real drawing.
@@Yoshistar238 oh yeah. there are better apps for drawing. but considering the period, that game was great. if nintendo made a drawing app similar to mario paint but with all the features and tools of modern drawing apps... That would be perfect.
Even the music part is beautiful, I have not found anything like it (except mario maker)
I really liked making songs in that music editor.
Commenting for the algorithm. Keep it up.
I had this as a kid though I have no recollection how I got it. I remember it just appeared in my collection one day. I played this game so much. I didn't really do the paint much. I mostly played the butt out of the music one. I couldn't make any good music. I wasn't and still not creative. However I would spend hours playing it a day. Sometimes just taking the pre-made songs and messing them up for fun. I remember playing the fly swatter to however couldnt get past stage 2.
I like Dave's using a cursed picture of himself to hide chat
For some reason I never had the mouse. I had to play the fly swatter with a controller. You move way slower and it made it way harder!
When it comes to how I would draw cream, one thing came to my mind: Cream from Sonic the Hedgehog
"Even though this game came out, what almost 25 years ago?"
MFW 1992 was 31 years ago 💀
We are getting old, Dave
Ginger man is what I was going to comment hahaha
lol I remember this game. The first time I played it I was like 6 lmao. XD
lol the swat sounds on lvl 3 XD
This is the origin of Amanda Cream 😂
It's definitely Ginger Man.
This game was made to be a stream game with a large chat. seriously.
Give us the DGR cream emote!!!
I feel sad now. My snes got fried 2 days ago and idk whether the capacitors, fuses or whatever broke
sadly those are hard to easily replace. and Super nintendos are harder to buy these days. they might even be going up as more gamers look for them.
@@TheUltimateRare tbf. There is a lot of ppl here in Poland that sell their working pal version Snes-s for around 80 usd so I think I might just buy one to never care about the voltage input/output problems and leave my ntsc one just as a souvenir from the past.
@@notnick5535 yeah the main issue is finding one that is new so that it won't break in 5 years.
Oh so, the new Mushroom emote is from this.
C'mon, Nintendo. Where's the Mario Paint sequel?
11:30 dave made the discord logo
It’s Mario hand as the cursor so this is 100% a Mario game.
No animations? You missed the best feature!
That wasn't cream that was when huffing paint goes wrong
Insert qumu's "creative exercise" remix.
How a gentleman rick rolls:
ruclips.net/video/5uZr3JWYdy8/видео.html
Just casually making fun of NFTs.
Missed opportunity by not titling the video DGRtist.
Wait the song at beggining is from this game and I tried to find this song from a rom hack
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Dgr how often do you play games not Mario related on your gaming channel reply to this comment at some point when you are ready
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Video 4 of asking Dave to skip Mario Picross
Wish I could be there but my parents don't 😔 let me watch twitch
#DGRCream
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Well, I suppose we could attempt a scaled-down rendition of Rush-E in Mario Paint, but I'm not sure there'd be enough space on the music sheet they give us to work with.
2:54 tht looks wrong
This is certainly NOT a Mario game. Cmon
Of course it is.
if it has mario on the cart and in the title it does count as a mario game.
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