This week a lot of news has been released around Princess Peach: Showtime! the next exclusive Nintendo which promises to be an experience that will be quite worthwhile, especially due to the fact that the princess's prominence returns after the attempt that was made in D.S. 18 years ago. And now with the release of the free playable demo on the eShop of switchdata miners have found interesting information regarding the creation of this title.
From what they have found in the data of this short test, the user of Twitter called @LuigiBlood reported that the person behind the development of the game is none other than some old friends of Nintendo in the industry, we are talking about the company Good-Feel. Those who since the Wii era have become quite famous in the industry, since they have already made video games of Kirby, Wario and even Yoshiwhich mostly attract a lot of attention due to the art style implemented in them.
Princess Peach Showtime's codename is PJ037. You prove that it is actually made by Good-Feel. (All their other games have codenames like this.)
— Yakumono (@LuigiBlood) March 7, 2024
Princess Peach Showtime's codename is PJ037. It proves that it is actually made by Good-Feel. (All their other games have codenames like this.)
Here more details of Good-Feel:
Good-Feel Co., Ltd. is a Japanese video game development company founded in 2005. The company is headquartered in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. Good-Feel is primarily known for creating games with a focus on visual design and unique gameplay.
The company has collaborated closely with Nintendo on several projects, creating games for several of its consoles, especially for portable platforms such as Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS, as well as for the home console Wii and Wii U. Good-Feel has demonstrated great versatility in game development, addressing a variety of genres and styles.
One of the best-known games developed by Good-Feel is “Kirby's Epic Yarn” for the Wii console. This game stood out for its unique visual style, where the characters and the game world are made of textiles and fabrics, giving it a soft and cozy look. “Kirby's Epic Yarn” received critical acclaim and became a hit among gamers.
In addition to “Kirby's Epic Yarn,” Good-Feel has worked on other popular games such as “Yoshi's Woolly World” for Wii U and “Yoshi's Crafted World” for Nintendo Switch. These games share the same unique visual aesthetic, with characters and worlds made from materials like wool, cardboard, and paper.
Remember that Princess Peach: Showtime! the is launched March 22.
Via: Nintendo Life
Editor's note: No wonder the video game looks pretty good, and the guys from this developer have never disappointed. So we will have to wait for the credits to finally see her name immortalized in the return of the mushroom princess.
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