That’s right, the all-time SNES classic Mario Paint just joined the service. The game only works with mouse controls, but original Switch users won’t be left out here, as they have the option to plug a compatible USB mouse into the console’s dock and create some art that way.

While Joy-Con 2’s motion mode is clever, it’s not quite the same as using a physical mouse. But with Mario Paint now live and USB mouse support already baked into Switch 1, it’s easy to imagine Nintendo enabling direct mouse input on Switch 2 down the line, especially for:

The Nintendo Switch Online service is home to many retro games offered to subscribers, and now subscribers can play Mario Paint with mouse controls.