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The tool I used for it is called the Retrode2, a cartridge dumper which doubles as a 2 SNES and 2 Genesis controller hub.
With a bit of patience you can even run SNES carts on a Steam Deck https://mastodon.social/@16bitvirtual/116479936082268893
Is it cheap? Nope
Is it sensible? Absolutely not,
Was it fun? 100%
I can't believe you got an snes mouse to run.......and that's the end of that sentence.
I remember playing mario paint. I remember the biggest frustration was the mouse.
That makes me wonder how Mario Paint would play on an emulator, on pc, with a modern optical mouse.
I think it runs, not sure how to setup though
how Mario Paint would play on an emulator, on pc, with a modern optical mouse
Or if you have a Switch with an online subscription, Mario Paint is included with the SNES games, and you can plug in any USB mouse.
It's been a while since I had Nintendo's online service. Mostly because it provides no value to me. Gotta say, while I'm glad it's there, I would not subscribe to the service just for Mario Paint.
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The most frustrating accessory ever...
I can't remember how well it worked as a mouse, but "Mario paint" felt the same as any PC paint.
Playing single player using a mouse in one slot and a gamepag in the other hand could have been amazing.
But even just "point and click" or strategy game.
The mouse was great just a giant waste and that's why it was so frustrating
Such is the Nintendo way.
I still have my Donkey Konga bongos.
I got that before I even had a PC mouse. It blew my mind.