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Mario no Photopi

Nintendo 64 · 1998 · Tokyo Electron

DeveloperDatt Japan; Fuji Photo Film; Nintendo; Tokyo Electron
PublisherTokyo Electron
First release1998
PlatformNintendo 64
Rarityno data
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Mario no Photopi is an image editing video game developed by Nintendo, Tokyo Electron, Fuji Photo Film, Datt Japan, and Hagiwara Syscom for the Nintendo 64. It was published by Tokyo Electron Device and distributed by Hagiwara Syscom exclusively in Japan on December 2, 1998. The cartridge uniquely features two SmartMedia memory card slots, to import digital camera photos. The game is primarily a photo retouching tool with gamified elements. The player can decorate imported images with Mario-themed clip art, borders, and fonts to create slideshows, postcards, and other printable assets.

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