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'''''Mario Artist''''' is a series of Mario-Paint style games for the Nintendo 64 Disk Drive. While four of these games were released in Japan, four more games remain unreleased.
'''''Mario Artist''''' is a series of Mario-Paint style games for the Nintendo 64 Disk Drive. While four of these games were released in Japan, four more games remain unreleased.


Four games were released between 1999 and 2000 in the Mario Artist series: 
Four games were released between 1999 and 2000 in the ''Mario Artist'' series: 


'''''Mario Artist: Paint Studio, Mario Artist: Talent Studio, Mario Artist: Communication Kit, and Mario Artist: Polygon Studio. '''''
'''''Mario Artist: Paint Studio, Mario Artist: Talent Studio, Mario Artist: Communication Kit, and Mario Artist: Polygon Studio. '''''
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'''''Mario Artist: Game Maker''''' would have most likely been a game that let players create their own games to save, share, and play later.
'''''Mario Artist: Game Maker''''' would have most likely been a game that let players create their own games to save, share, and play later.


'''''Mario Artist: Graphical Message Maker''''' could have been a variety of things. You might have been able to paint messages and send them to other players, but since it has such a vague title it could have been a variety of things.
'''''Mario Artist: Graphical Message Maker''''' could have been a variety of things. Players might have been able to paint messages and send them to other players, but since it has such a vague title it could have been a variety of things.


'''''Mario Artist: Sound Maker '''''would have probably been a game where you could manipulate sounds and sound effects.
'''''Mario Artist: Sound Maker '''''would have probably been a game where players could manipulate sounds and sound effects.


'''''Mario Artist: Video Jockey Maker''''' could have been a variety of things. It is not quite certain what the title could mean in terms of gameplay.
'''''Mario Artist: Video Jockey Maker''''' could have been a variety of things. It is not quite certain what the title could mean in terms of gameplay.

Revision as of 18:09, 18 September 2017

Pika.jpg

A screenshot of Mario Artist: Paint Studio.

Status: Lost

Mario Artist is a series of Mario-Paint style games for the Nintendo 64 Disk Drive. While four of these games were released in Japan, four more games remain unreleased.

Four games were released between 1999 and 2000 in the Mario Artist series: 

Mario Artist: Paint Studio, Mario Artist: Talent Studio, Mario Artist: Communication Kit, and Mario Artist: Polygon Studio.

However, there remain four more games that were never given a release.

The Unreleased Games

Mario Artist: Game Maker would have most likely been a game that let players create their own games to save, share, and play later.

Mario Artist: Graphical Message Maker could have been a variety of things. Players might have been able to paint messages and send them to other players, but since it has such a vague title it could have been a variety of things.

Mario Artist: Sound Maker would have probably been a game where players could manipulate sounds and sound effects.

Mario Artist: Video Jockey Maker could have been a variety of things. It is not quite certain what the title could mean in terms of gameplay.

It could be presumed that creations could be linked up and shared via Communication Kit in the same manner as the other games.

To this day, no playable demos or screenshots have appeared of the elusive titles.