The curtain is about to rise on Princess Peach: Showtime! In just a few short weeks, Nintendo’s theatrical adventure will take center stage, and today, a new trailer unveiled four all new- transformations our Peach to wear on her adventure!
Let’s take a quick look at all the transformation announced today:
Figure Skater Peach
Peach dons a figure skater outfit, granting her the ability to skate around levels. Judging from the trailer, it appears she will also acquire a spin attack
Dashing Thief Peach
This transformation equips Peach with a grappling hook and the ability to slide down wires. This mode appears to be tailored for stealth, as no attacks were shown off in the trailer.
Mermaid Peach
Peach channels her inner Aquaman and commands sea creatures with her singing as Mermaid Peach. A brief glimpse of a rhythm game segment was also showcased
Mighty Peach
Mighty Peach looks to gain a load of new attacks, similar to what you would see in an old-school brawler. There also appears to be scrolling shooter like levels similar to Galiga.
How many costumes (transformations) are in Princess Peach: Showtime?
With the release of this latest trailer, we can now confirm that there have been ten transformations revealed so far for Princess Peach Showtime! This includes:
- Cowgirl Peach
- Ninja Peach
- Swordfighter Peach
- Patisserie Peach
- Detective Peach
- Kung Fu Peach
- Mermaid Peach
- Figure Skater Peach
- Mighty Peach
- Dashing Thief Peach
When is Princess Peach: Showtime! releasing?
Princess Peach: Showtime! will release for Nintendo Switch on March 22nd, 2024.
Where can I pre-order Princess Peach: Showtime!?
At the moment, Princess Peach: Showtime! is up for pre-order at Amazon and Best Buy.
Best Buy is currently offering a free acrylic stand as a pre-order bonus.
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Written by Jason Ganos
Nintendo super fan since birth, Jason is the creator of Amiibo News and editor-in-chief at Nintendo Wire. One of his life goals is to provide the latest Nintendo news to fellow gamers with his natural know-how.
