Unlike some titles, Princess Peach: Showtime! doesn’t have a $249 collector’s edition with a statue of Peach in one of her many outfits. Speaking of the outfits, all of them are available in the game, ...

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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: ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Nintendo's star heroine wasn't always named Princess Peach, and for ...

Despite being a classic pairing in the world of gaming, it seems that Mario and Princess Peach's relationship isn't as romantic as you might think. While many Mario games end with Peach giving Mario ...

After all, Nintendo clarified that the iconic video game character isn’t dating anyone that lives in the Mushroom Kingdom—including her long-rumored boyfriend, Mario. “Princess Peach and Mario are ...

Despite what you may believe, Mario and Princess Peach are not lovers, according to Nintendo. Mario is arguably the most iconic character in gaming. He’s been around for so long that it’s hard for ...

Charles Martinet spent years voicing the characters Mario, Luigi, Wario, and Waluigi, but was recast and put into a different role as “Mario Ambassador.” That’s far from the only voice change in the ...

Super Mario Nintendo veteran says an "ad agency" created the alternate Princess Peach name that confused US fans for years, and it was only fixed for Super Mario 64 because Miyamoto liked "Peach" so ...

In this video, I transform into the iconic video game character, Princess Peach! Watch as I bring this beloved character to life with my cosplay, complete with her signature pink dress, blonde hair, ...

Samantha Kelly has voiced the characters for nearly two decades. It was massive news when we learned back in 2023 that Charles Martinet would be stepping aside as the voice actor for Nintendo’s mascot ...