I mean, can’t we just have both? As far as “Princess Peach: Showtime” being too easy, well, family-friendly games have their place in the market, too. I say that as someone who plays all ...

Princess Peach previously starred in a ... but there are some very fun bosses that make up the Sour Bunch. Peach’s foray onto the stage is is full of whimsy and many moments of sheer joy ...

Princess Peach is taking ... of course. It's easy to be wary of the story: yes, it's an upgrade from a forever damsel in distress. But last year, Peach was in charge and saving two whole worlds ...

It’s a solid, though easy, platformer with a charming sense ... But I had not found it until 2024, 30 years later, with Nintendo’s Princess Peach: Showtime!. Princess Peach: Showtime!

Princess Peach: Showtime! isn’t a very difficult game. The bosses at the end of stages are easy to figure out and beat, and the platforming in stages is simple. Thankfully, it’s not as easy as ...

In a game that’s otherwise pretty easy, Patisserie Peach’s stages ... A recurring theme in Princess Peach: Showtime! is that many of the designs players come across are inspired by the ...

You’d think being royalty would afford one all kinds of privileges, but in the case of Nintendo’s Princess ... as easy-going introductions to the premise of the game. As a Cowgirl, Peach ...

Nintendo has seemingly confirmed that Princess Peach won't get kidnapped in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. A pre-order page for the game suggests that Peach (and Bowser) will be allies that help the ...

Princess Peach made her debut as the damsel in distress in Super Mario Bros., but in the American release of the game, she was called “Princess Toadstool” instead of Peach, supposedly ...

In my earliest memories of Princess Peach, she is less a video game character than an elusive goal. I must have been 5 or 6 when my parents got my siblings and me a Nintendo for Christmas ...