Something of Peach’s showtime adventure calls to mind Yoshi’s Story on N64, in fact. That game had a storybook aesthetic, with the game’s narrative framed as a bedtime story told to restless Yoshis.
Delightful design and the beloved royal badass isn’t enough to save Peach’s first game in 19 years from being a touch boring. Delightful design and the beloved royal badass isn’t enough to save ...
GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Princess Peach: Showtime plays like a simple primer made to give ...
The show must go on, even when it’s been taken over by an evil wizard and her minions. At least, that seems to be Princess Peach’s opinion as she dutifully raids the costume closet to become a daring ...
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The peach craze is back, but what makes a good one?
The peach craze returns as growers and shoppers focus on what sets a bland fruit apart from a juicy, standout bite. Spotting quality at a glance can mean the difference between a soft disappointment ...
Princess Peach cuts an impressive figure — and we’re not just talking about the great tulip-shaped heft of her skirt. Nintendo’s leading lady, debuted in 1985, is one of video games’ oldest female ...
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. It’s November and it’s unseasonably warm as John John Brown, a Muscogee elder, works to ...
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