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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
Seenda’s MOU-302 includes two months of battery life and can wirelessly switch between three devices.
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Ready to Try the Switch 2 Mouse Experience? It's Now Available on This 33-Year-Old Super NES ClassicMario Paint from the Super NES joins the Nintendo Switch Online library, and it’ll even work on the original Switch if you have a compatible mouse.
While Mouse without Borders is completely free, Multiplicity has a free version -- which offers the basic PC control capabilities -- as well as a $40 premium version.
The Angle Mouse cursor system is far more “techie” but, unlike the Pointing Magnifier, isn’t quite ready for prime time as the control panel for the software has way too many mysterious ...
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