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12.10.2023 - 20:39 / techradar.com / Princess Peach
Nintendo has changed the official artwork forPrincess Peach: Showtime, making the titular character look a lot more expressive.
As VGC reports, the Twitter account No Context Super Mario has spotted that the key art for the upcoming Nintendo Switch title has been updated to showcase a brand-new look for Princess Peach.
The user compares the two, showing that the new face for Peach in the center has been changed to look more expressive, as well as Kung-Fu Peach, who can be seen in the background looking a lot angrier and ready to kick some butt.
No Context Super Mario also noted in the thread that this isn't the case just for the English version of the game — which has officially been updated on the official website — as the Japanese website also pictures the same new artwork.
They apparently updated the Princess Peach Showtime key art lol pic.twitter.com/6lbRRt8l4fOctober 12, 2023
Over on the Nintendo Switch subreddit, some players are making comparisons to The Super Mario Bros. Movie, pointing out that Peach's new look in the new official key art is awfully similar to her movie counterpart.
It's hard not to notice the similarities, especially her more animated facial expressions, and some fans are suggesting this is Nintendo's way of creating synergy between its newer projects.
Whatever the reason, Princess Peach's new look coincides well with the tone of the game where we'll finally get to see the longtime Super Mariocharacter take center stage for her first solo title since Super Princess Peach, which was released in 2005 on the Nintendo DS.
Princess Peach: Showtime is set to launch on March 22, 2024, and will allow the player to take on various Peach identities, each equipped with unique abilities, including Kung-Fu Peach, Detective Peach, Patisserie Peach, and Swordfighter Peach.
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There’s nothing wrong with a company going in and “touching up” something about a game they don’t like or feel “doesn’t match” their intention with what’s happening. That’s a natural part of game development in many respects. However, in the case of the upcoming Princess Peach Showtime, some fans are having a bit of a debate over something Nintendo did in an attempt to “update” things without trying to “make it noticeable.” Specifically, after the game was fully unveiled at the latest Nintendo Direct, the official box art for the title was dropped. Fast forward to now, and it’s been updated, and gamers…have thoughts.