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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Nintendo's star heroine wasn't always named Princess Peach, and for many years prior to the release of Super Mario 64 went by a different name: ...

Nintendo recently shared a surprising update about Mario and Princess Peach, turning a beloved duo into ‘just friends’—let’s explore this heartfelt twist with a smile! Nintendo clarified on July 23, ...

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 because Nintendo ...

Princess Peach just doesn’t get enough credit. I say that as someone who was saved multiple times as a young gamer by Peach’s gliding jump in the U.S. version of Super Mario Bros. 2 and also loved her ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Delightful design and the beloved royal badass isn’t enough to save Peach’s first game in 19 years from being a ...

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 ...

If Captain Toad tracks treasure, Luigi goes after ghosts, and Wario makes money off his microgames, what would Princess Peach do in a spinoff of her own? Princess Peach: Showtime!’s answer is that she ...

Princess Peach's latest solo title has her excel in multiple roles only for the curtain to drop much too soon. It has been more than 15 years since Princess Peach starred in her own game. It was a ...

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If there was one thing I could count on growing up in the ’90s, it was the weekly family trip to Blockbuster. While my mom or dad browsed the new movies, I took my baby sister’s hand and headed ...