Following the massive success of Super Mario Galaxy, new reports suggest Princess Peach will take the spotlight in her own ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. But alas, Showtime! is determined to exhibit that Peach herself has a life outside of the plumber brothers. After receiving an ...

Nintendo is set to make a bit of history with Princess Peach: Showtime! on March 22. The upcoming Switch release gives gaming’s most iconic female character her own solo adventure for the first time ...

Princess Peach, formerly known as Princess Toadstool outside Japan until Yoshi's Safari, has been the Mushroom Kingdom's benevolent ruler since the beginning of the Super Mario series. She is often ...

Nintendo’s upcoming Princess Peach game has a name: Princess Peach: Showtime!, revealed during Thursday’s Nintendo Direct. First teased in June, the solo adventure game is the first game starring the ...

Nintendo will give Princess Peach a starring role in her own Nintendo Switch game next year, the company announced at Wednesday’s Nintendo Direct. It’s the first Princess Peach-led game in more than ...

Nintendo announced an untitled game centering Super Mario’s Princess Peach at its Direct showcase on June 21. It’s been nearly two decades since we last saw the smiley pink princess as a true ...

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That’s right. Princess Peach previously starred in a platforming game of her own where the main mechanic was channeling her emotions - rage, joy, gloom, and calm - to harness different abilities ...

If Nintendo has a longer wait till a new handheld arrives, new games like this one are needed to tide us over. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, ...