Super Princess Peach (2005)
Mario and friends are kidnapped and Princess Peach must rescue them.
First released
Oct 20, 2005
Franchises
Mario, Princess Peach
Developed by
TOSE Co., Ltd., Nintendo SPD Group No.2
Published by
Nintendo
Platforms
Nintendo DS
Genres
Platformer, Action-Adventure
Rating
ESRB: E, PEGI: 3+, CERO: All Ages, OFLC: G
Releases
- DS - Super Princess Peach United States
- DS - Super Princess Peach United Kingdom
- DS - Super Princess Peach Japan
- DS - Super Princess Peach Australia
Community reviews
Super Princess Peach is a true successor to the Super Mario World Series
Game: Super Princess Peach
Genre: Adventure Platformer
Developer: Tose
Publisher: Nintendo
System: Nintendo DS (DS)
Year of Release: 2006
Length of Playthrough: 10 Hours
Total Score: 84/100
Value Score: 8.4/10
• Story: 5/10
• Characters: 8/10
• GamePlay: 10/10
• Graphics: 9/10
• Sound: 8/10
• Music: 9/10
• Length: 8/10
• Replay Value: 8/10
• Player Value: 9/10
Pros
+Gameplay and Design based upon Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island from SNES - similar visual appearance and design
+8 Worlds/areas with 6 levels in between, 3 additional unlockable levels after the game is finished for a total of over 70+ levels
+Touchscreen gameplay mixed with a unique vibe ability gameplay style to solve puzzles makes this a unique entry to the Mario universe
+Unlockable mini games and soundtest
Cons
-Game's difficulty is too easy
-Need to rescue all toads to fight final boss and get ending
-Storyline is built up through cutscenes but ending makes no mention of what happens up to the point of the ending.
Genre: Adventure Platformer
Developer: Tose
Publisher: Nintendo
System: Nintendo DS (DS)
Year of Release: 2006
Length of Playthrough: 10 Hours
Total Score: 84/100
Value Score: 8.4/10
• Story: 5/10
• Characters: 8/10
• GamePlay: 10/10
• Graphics: 9/10
• Sound: 8/10
• Music: 9/10
• Length: 8/10
• Replay Value: 8/10
• Player Value: 9/10
Pros
+Gameplay and Design based upon Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island from SNES - similar visual appearance and design
+8 Worlds/areas with 6 levels in between, 3 additional unlockable levels after the game is finished for a total of over 70+ levels
+Touchscreen gameplay mixed with a unique vibe ability gameplay style to solve puzzles makes this a unique entry to the Mario universe
+Unlockable mini games and soundtest
Cons
-Game's difficulty is too easy
-Need to rescue all toads to fight final boss and get ending
-Storyline is built up through cutscenes but ending makes no mention of what happens up to the point of the ending.