- Name
- SNES Mouse
- Aliases
SNES Mouse
The SNES Mouse was a peripheral created for Mario Paint, though a number of other games went on to support it.
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Overview
The SNES Mouse was a peripheral created by Nintendo (Company) for the Super Nintendo in 1992. It was created for Mario Paint (Game) and was sold in a bundle with the game and a plastic mouse pad for $59.95. It was smaller than traditional PC mice and had a shorter cord than the standard SNES controllers.
Compatible SNES Mouse Games
The SNES Mouse was supported by more games than the Super Scope (Object), and was even supported by the Super Game Boy. Games featuring SNES Mouse support include:
Coloring a picture in Mario Paint, with the help of the SNES Mouse.
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