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-======The Mario Artist Series====== 
-{{ :​fig:​marioartist:​mario_artist_logo.png}}A series of eight games, four of which were unreleased, for the Nintendo 64's [[hardware:​n64#​64DD]] add-on. 
  
-=====Games===== 
-  - Dec. 1999 - **//Mario Artist: Paint Studio//** 
-  - Feb. 2000 - **//Mario Artist: Talent Studio//** 
-  - Jun. 2000 - **//Mario Artist: Communication Kit//** 
-  - Aug. 2000 - **//Mario Artist: Polygon Studio//** 
-  * unreleased - **//Mario Artist: Game Maker//** 
-  * unreleased - **//Mario Artist: Graphical Message Maker//** 
-  * unreleased - **//Mario Artist: Sound Maker//** 
-  * unreleased - **//Mario Artist: Video Jockey Maker//** 
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-====Mario Artist: Paint Studio==== 
-{{:​fig:​marioartist:​paint_studio.jpg }} 
-[[http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=fQCRxuxSQ54|Youtube demonstration]] 
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-A launch game for the 64DD. Similar in many ways to //​[[game:​Mario Paint]]//: users could draw or work on in-built images, create small animations, and play a minigame similar to //​[[game:​mario_paint#​Gnat Attack]]//. Differences include a //​[[game:​Pokémon Snap]]//​-like mode and the ability to import images from the [[hardware:​game_boy#​Game Boy Camera]] and standard video source (for example VHS) via the [[hardware:​n64#​capture_cartride|N64 Capture Cart.]] It was available bundled with or without the [[hardware:​n64#​mouse|N64 mouse]], which were never sold seperately((http://​nintendo.wikia.com/​wiki/​Nintendo_64_Mouse)). ​ 
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-====Mario Artist: Talent Studio==== 
-{{:​fig:​marioartist:​talent_studio.jpg }} 
-[[http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=zpi7BXiyY9w|Youtube demonstration]] 
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-//Talent Studio// allow users, through the Capture Cartridge, to import images to texture simple models (think [[hardware:​wii#​mii|Miis]] and have them perform actions from defined sets: sports, music, theatre, etc. Created characters are transferable to other games in the series. 
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-====Mario Artist: Communication Kit==== 
-{{:​fig:​marioartist:​communication_kit.jpg }} 
-[[http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=LSXhTumBt38|Youtube demonstration]] 
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-The //​Communication Kit// is what allows the //Mario Artist// series to communicate with RandNet. This allowed the uploading, and exchanging of content made with //Mario Artist// games, and well as content made by Nintendo. Printed copies of creations could be ordered through the service. 
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-====Mario Artist: Polygon Studio==== 
-{{:​fig:​marioartist:​polygon_studio.jpg }} 
-[[http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=bJPPw7Tlo6w|Youtube demonstration]] 
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-A surprisingly well featured 3-D modelling program. Creations could be used in included minigames and animations. 
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-===Sound Bomber=== 
-An included minigame, later developed into //​WarioWare//​ [[http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=yFdB2p3CHWw|Youtube demonstration]]. 
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-=====Trivia===== 
-  * //​[[people:​kazumi_totaka#​Totaka'​s Song]]// appears twice in //Mario Artist: Talent Studio//. 
-  * The //​Communication Kit// may very well be Nintendo'​s first piece of software that allowed people to interact through the Internet. 
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-=====Related games, and series===== 
-  * **//​[[game:​Mario Paint]]//** 
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-=====See also===== 
-  * [[wp>​Mario Artist]] 
-  * [[http://​nindb.net/​game/​mario-artist.html|Mario Artist]] - NinDB entry. 
-  * [[http://​www.unseen64.net/​2008/​04/​04/​creator-64dd-unreleased/​|Creator / Mario Artist]] - Unseen64 entry. 
-  * [[http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=sq80jZnCb44|Gaming Chaos Museum - Nintendo 64 DD (Japanese Commercial)]] - Japanese ad. featuring the //Mario Artist// series. 
-  * [[http://​www.mariowiki.com/​Mario_Artist|Mario Artist]] - Super Mario Wiki entry. Features good pages for each released series entry. 
-  * [[character:​mario]] 
 
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