That one you mean its like a demo. The original Mario Paint is more complete, even has a music composer. Look for the Pario Paint music composer in youtube. Youll find a lot of themes made on that feature form MP.

Exactly this.

Negative. Checking GameFAQs and verifying through Amazon JP and US, Square itself never had a hand in it. Closest thing to Square was Enix USA handling the SNES game in the Americas. In Japan, it was Quest, then Artdink, however, Nintendo themselves did have a hand with some of the later ones, such as the 64 and GBA versions. (Then there was River Hill doing a Saturn version, and SNK handling a NGPC version.) In the Americas, though, after the SNES, all of them (N64, GBA, PSX, and Tactics Ogre) were localized by Atlus USA.

I guess I can't rule out the chance of Japan seeing a VC release. However, outside of Japan, unless Atlus is willing to sell the rights to the Ogre series. It... may be possible? But given how the series has been essentially dead now for a while, I'm not seeing anyone being willing to step up to the plate.

I don't buy many VC games, and all i may buy are some of the usual suspects: Earthbound, all the N64 Rare games, the first Mario Kart...

Tthere's only one serie i'd like to see featured in the next Hanabi Festivals: Fire Emblem...

I'd really like to play all the Fire Emblem never released in the west, i think there are 5 or 6... but as the last Fire Emblem on GC and Wii have sold 500.000 copies, i don't think Nintendo will see this as a must, as it may not be very profitable, due to the costs of translation... sad, but fan service has its limits, i guess...

Super Mario All-Stars versions of Mario 1-3. That's it. That's all I need.