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Back in 1992, Mario Paint initially hit the market, following closely behind Super Mario World. Although it utilizes many elements from that classic game, its core idea is significantly distinct. Unlike conventional 2D Mario games, Mario Paint functions more as a creative toolkit, providing multiple avenues for players to explore their artistic talents. These options range from coloring to composing music. The game also boasts a popular flyswatter minigame that has been cherished by fans over the years. Nintendo recently released a new trailer for the game, which you can view below.

Here is an overview of the game, via Nintendo:

In these fresh trailers, the spotlight shifts towards Shishitoren, a group antagonistic to Bofurin, our main characters’ team. While Bofurin don green jackets in the movie, the Shishitoren prefer yellow attire. Choji heads the Shishitoren with his cheerful demeanor, and Jo stands as his right-hand man. Kotoha takes on a protective role for the protagonists and other Furin High School students. She is one of the leading female characters in the series, maintaining significant relationships with many key figures. The live-action trailers mirror scenes straight from the manga and anime, preserving the show’s distinct color-coded themes and atmosphere.

Robert Kirkman, known for his works such as “Invincible,” “The Walking Dead,” and even “TRANSFORMERS,” revealed at his “Robert Kirkman LIVE at SDCC” event in San Diego Comic-Con that the previously unavailable comic book series, “Capes,” set within Skybound’s Invincible Universe, will be reissued. Originally co-created by Kirkman and artist Mark Englert (famous for “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” and “Hack Slash”), the series will first resurface as a special remastered edition featuring fresh artwork and dialogue from the original creative duo.