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|align="left"|'''George''' — "''While Mario Paint might seem like a real special interest program, it's so well made that I think that anyone who has even a remote interest in creating drawings, animation or music will really like it''"<br>'''Rob''' — "''I think that this program is really cool and will be a blast for people of any age.''" | |align="left"|'''George''' — "''While Mario Paint might seem like a real special interest program, it's so well made that I think that anyone who has even a remote interest in creating drawings, animation or music will really like it''"<br>'''Rob''' — "''I think that this program is really cool and will be a blast for people of any age.''" | ||
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Prominent video game developers have cited ''Mario Paint'' as an inspiration. Masahito Hatakeyama, one of the designers for ''[[WarioWare: D.I.Y.]]'', cites ''Mario Paint''{{'}}s drawing and music creation tools as inspiration for the drawing and music creation tools in ''D.I.Y.'', while several staff members of the development team cited it as the game that taught them the joy of developing video games.<ref>http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/news/iwata/iwata_asks_-_warioware_diy_16112_16113.html</ref> One of the sound staff from ''Mario Paint'', Hirokazu Tanaka, later went on to work on ''[[wikibound:EarthBound|EarthBound]]''. Some of ''Mario Paint''{{'}}s sound effects and musical instruments were used in both games. | Prominent video game developers have cited ''Mario Paint'' as an inspiration. Masahito Hatakeyama, one of the designers for ''[[WarioWare: D.I.Y.]]'', cites ''Mario Paint''{{'}}s drawing and music creation tools as inspiration for the drawing and music creation tools in ''D.I.Y.'', while several staff members of the development team cited it as the game that taught them the joy of developing video games.<ref>http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/news/iwata/iwata_asks_-_warioware_diy_16112_16113.html</ref> One of the sound staff from ''Mario Paint'', Hirokazu Tanaka, later went on to work on ''[[wikibound:EarthBound|EarthBound]]''. Some of ''Mario Paint''{{'}}s sound effects and musical instruments were used in both games. | ||
The music mode has become a viral hit and many song compositions can be found on YouTube and other gaming sites. The Music Mode was recreated as a fan-made Windows program called ''Mario Paint Composer'' and added several features such as longer song length, more notes per beat, more sounds, and the ability to save. This program lacks the jumping Mario which was shown when a song is played. | The music mode has become a viral hit and many song compositions can be found on YouTube and other gaming sites. The Music Mode was recreated as a fan-made Windows program called ''Mario Paint Composer'' and added several features such as longer song length, more notes per beat, more sounds, and the ability to save. This program lacks the jumping Mario which was shown when a song is played. Also the player using it is apparently able to upload songs to the net, however trying to do so will do nothing. | ||
Instead of being delivered in Flash format like the rest of the series, the first episode of {{wp|Homestar Runner}} was animated using ''Mario Paint''. A primitive introduction video made with ''Mario Paint'' can be found in the museum of the site. A later short in the series, ''Strong Bad is a Bad Guy'', was made using ''Mario Paint''. | Instead of being delivered in Flash format like the rest of the series, the first episode of {{wp|Homestar Runner}} was animated using ''Mario Paint''. A primitive introduction video made with ''Mario Paint'' can be found in the museum of the site. A later short in the series, ''Strong Bad is a Bad Guy'', was made using ''Mario Paint''. | ||
==Satellaview versions== | ==Satellaview versions== |