What is that? I don’t know!?

The information that comes up in this game occasionally turns into a Nintendo cult quiz.

What are you going to use it for?
Metroid, huh?

Nintendo has also made a mouse, you know? You’re talking about Mario Paint, right?
I don’t know about the perfect setup from 64.

I used that in games like Super Robot Wars.
I don’t know about the one below…

Was it only released in Japan, not anywhere else?

What was it again… was it used with the 64DD…?

I seriously didn’t know…

Wasn’t it a controller exclusive to Wario and Mario!?

It’s Mario Paint, right!?!?!?

It’s the one that came with the 64DD…

When lined up like this, the 64 mouse is too ordinary and boring.

The items below are accessories for the 64DD, so they are definitely rare.
There are things like video capture cassettes.
The 64DD realm is dark.

By the way, is it okay for Mario and Wario to come to the Nintendo Classic with this?

I really saw it for the first time.

Shuttle Mouse! Shuttle Mouse!

I only know what was in the Super Mario Stadium about 64DD…

I’m not sure about the details, but has Mario Paint been released?

There was drawing on the Super Famicom.

Did they have a mouse in ’64 too!?

By the time of 64DD, I already didn’t know much.

I think the 64DD itself is famous.
Few people have probably touched it…

I didn’t know there was something like this.
I’ve become a little interested.

I just remembered that in the timeline of Smash Bros X, the 64DD was left out probably because of other companies’ rights… This time, it’s okay because it’s just the mouse, I guess.

I only know that there is something called 64DD and that I can play games like Doshin the Giant and F-ZERO.

I don’t know… what is that… scary…

>No.1321080997I’ve heard of it by name!

The 64DD was released after the GC announcement…
Well, of course, it wouldn’t sell…

I’ve heard of the Paint Studio… was this for that?

I don’t know anything about the Rokuyon peripherals…

So, did the 64DD end up being released or not?

I did it.
It really feels like we just barely managed to release it.

There was a game that used a mouse on the 64…

Hard development during this season is really chaotic in various ways, and it’s interesting, isn’t it?
The development side probably didn’t find it interesting at all.

Giant Doshin is from 64DD.
The GC version was released immediately, and it had a title for the GC.

I think knowing that the paint studio had a mouse is a level of knowledge fit for a cult quiz.

I think if I really felt like it, I could have come up with something even deeper from the Famicom era.
I thought the selection at the secret exhibition was quite proper, as going overboard would lead to a derailment.

If we could have developed it a bit faster, maybe it could have become a Disk System, like the 64DD.

You all know this if you’re Japanese!!
“Writing in a way like that…”

Famous ones are Giant’s Doshin and Sound Bomber, right?

The main body of Doshin was released on the GC, but I wonder if anyone has played Doshin Liberation Front or not.

I like that the Secret Exhibition carefully presents the history of vibrations as well.

I think that even if the 64DD were to be released on schedule, it would only lead to an increase in the number of buried masterpieces.
Thanks to the delays, Animal Crossing was able to release a complete version on the GameCube.

I was creating various flagship software for DD, but some ended up being moved to the 64 alone, some were carried over to the GC, and some were canceled.

Is the past being fabricated?

Not just DD, but all 64 software was constantly delayed one after another.

It’s nice that it was passed on, but it’s a bit unfortunate that it was completely canceled.

I went through the trouble of establishing a company with Recruit for this, but it died after two years.

I wanted Desaemon DD…

I’m seriously surprised by things I don’t know.

To verify the truth, we headed to the Nintendo Museum.

Wasn’t Majora’s Mask originally a 64DD software as well?

The Super Famicom mouse can be used in everyone’s favorite Zico Soccer as well.

What was that cabbage (tentative), Itoi-san?

I’m sorry, but the text you provided does not have a clear meaning. It appears to be a string of phonetic sounds rather than structured language.
N-uh-gah-gah-gah yaho-ho!
Mario Paint (Oooo…!)