Mario Family

Mario Family (ジャガーミシン刺しゅう専用ソフトマリオファミリー Jaguar Mishin Sashi Senyou Soft: Mario Family) is the first ever sewing machine to be operated by a Nintendo Game Boy Color: the JN-100. Another more recent model, the JN-2000, also works with a Game Boy Color. The way that these models work is that they receive instructions from the Game Boy Color, and with these instructions embroider special designs onto fabric. Mario Family was devised by a company called Jaguar. It was released on September 10, 2001 only in Japan.

Patterns
The Mario Family cartridge had 32 patterns stored in it. The patterns include the following:


 * A design of a Rip Van Fish
 * A design of a Koopa Paratroopa
 * A design of a Koopa Troopa
 * A design of a Monty Mole and a Mega Mole
 * A design of a Swooper
 * A design of a Goomba (SMW)
 * A design of a Para-Goomba from ''Super Mario World
 * A design of a Banzai Bill
 * A design of a Rex
 * A design of a Spike Top
 * A design of a Blooper
 * A design of a Dolphin
 * A design of the 3-Up Moon
 * A design of a Starman
 * A design of a Coin
 * A design of one of Yoshi Eggs
 * A design of Lakitu's Cloud
 * A design of a Super Mushroom
 * A design of a Red Berry from Super Mario World
 * A design of one of Mario's classic Warp Pipes

Trivia

 * There was a cancelled game in the Kirby series called Kirby Family, which also used the Jaguar sewing machine.