Bikkuri Mouse is a PlayStation 2 title notable for its support of mouse input. Blending freestyle drawing with interactive gameplay, the software enables players to create images using twelve colors on various canvases. Unique features include automatic transformations of drawn shapes and mini-games requiring object creation. Players can also save their artwork and record up to ten three-minute progression clips.
The first PS2 mouse-compatible software. The game may look like another graphic/paint tool software, but it is more of a freestyle drawing software with games. It does not feature zooming capabilities, or let players draw pixel-by-pixels. It only uses 12 colors, and lets players select different types of canvas. Aside from normal pens, there are pens that draw pictures for players. For example, a circle drawn with a black pen may become a black tire, or a circle drawn with a blue pen may become a puddle of water, and a circle drawn with a yellow pen may become a full moon. Other canvases are more like mini-games, where the player will need to draw a frying pan to catch eggs thrown by a game character, or draw objects on top of a jumping board and plunge them into the sea. Players can save pictures they've drawn and record a three-minute movie clip showing their drawing's progression. Up to about ten clips can be recorded.