Character & animation
A new face.
A familiar adventure.
Dream up a hero or bring a reference image. Refine their animations, size, and alignment in the game.

“A curious fox explorer in a teal jacket.”
SNES on Windows In development
Put your kid, grandpa—or yourself—in Mario’s shoes. Remix Lab turns a reference photo into a personal character for familiar gameplay. Meet Shaylee, our working Super Mario World example.
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WindowsEmulator + creative studio
Your gamesBring your own ROMs
Your choiceOriginal or remixed visuals
A real character. A familiar adventure.
We used this illustrated reference of Shaylee to create a playable character in Super Mario World. She has her own walking, running, jumping and special poses—and SHAYLEE replaces MARIO in red block letters at the top of the screen.
Start with a photo you have permission to use, turn it into a character reference, then build the animations in Remix Lab. Make the next adventure feel like theirs.


Character artwork from the working development build; the clip above shows Shaylee in actual gameplay. Results and compatibility vary.
Inside Remix Lab
A creative studio inside your emulator. Start with a few words or a reference image, then see your ideas in play.
Experimental tools. Original visuals always available.
Character & animation
Dream up a hero or bring a reference image. Refine their animations, size, and alignment in the game.

“A curious fox explorer in a teal jacket.”

Scenery, colors & HUD
Reimagine background layers, explore subtle animation, and personalize the details at the top of the screen.
Edit, play & record
Compare original and remixed artwork, test it in the same window, then record a gameplay clip with game sound. No microphone or desktop audio is captured.
Built around the game
Load your legally obtained SNES ROMs. No commercial games or firmware are bundled.
Remixing is optional. Return to the untouched visuals whenever that’s how you want to play.
Creative tools are still evolving. Compatibility and results vary, and AI generation can have separate usage costs.
Adventure mode · early development
We’re exploring small, personal stories inside familiar games: a power-up reveals your new hero, a handful of coins changes the world, and a checkpoint delivers a message from you. A gift they can play, not just open.
Imagine Dad as the hero, with the landscape inspired by your favorite family trip.
Build toward a reveal: familiar first, wonderfully personal next. Short chapters, clear goals, no new game rules to learn.
A checkpoint, a birthday message, one more level together. Multi-game chapters and shareable story packages are planned—not available features yet.
Prototype work has started. Story playback, cross-game transitions and sharing are not released. No commercial games or saves will be bundled.
For the curious. And the nostalgic.
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Good questions
It’s in active development. This site is an introduction to the project, not a download or purchase page. Join the interest list for availability updates.
No. You provide your own legally obtained ROM files and any required firmware. Owning the emulator does not grant rights to games, artwork or music.
The goal is to change the presentation, not the underlying game logic. Compatibility and visual quality vary; Remix Lab is experimental and original rendering remains available.
AI generation can have separate usage costs. Public pricing and access options are not announced yet. Signing up here does not authorize a charge.
Shaylee is our working example: her illustrated likeness and name are installed in Super Mario World, with small and large forms. The current character rig supports upright, two-legged characters. A four-legged pet or a child riding a dog in Yoshi’s role is a future direction, not a verified finished pairing. Support varies by game and pose.
Yes, reference images are part of the character-creation workflow. Use photos and artwork you have permission to use; for a child, get their parent or guardian’s permission. You choose what you share for AI generation. This website’s signup form does not collect photos.