Mario Paint is an educational game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, released in 1990 along with the Super Nintendo mouse. It was one of two Mario games that supported the SNES Mouse. Mario Paint is the most well-known game to make use of the SNES mouse technology. The game contains a number of mini-games, one of which is a music generator similar to FL Studio (formerly known as fruityloops), in which the player places icons representing sounds onto a staff. Other activities include a fly-swatting game also controlled by the mouse.