Available for Wii, Nintendo DS, Windows PC or Mac Best for ages 4 to 7 $39.99 for Wii and Nintendo DS, $29.99 for PC/Mac If your daughter lights up at the mention of Disney Princesses, she can ...

Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure is quite literally a game starring you. One of your first tasks is to design an avatar that you'll control throughout the game.

And enter Disney Princess: Magical Jewels, the latest game to bear that brand, now arriving on the Nintendo DS. This game, which capitalizes on the packaged marketing that brought all six of the ...

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Nintendo's new 'Princess Peach: Showtime!' — which doesn't actually feature Mario — finally gives the classic character her due.

The game, in which Peach journeys to Vibe Island and fights enemies with her feelings (yes, really, she had an emotion meter!), was released in 2006 in North America for Nintendo DS.

The new Disney princess board game is just as fun as I dreamed. Chronicles of Light: Darkness Falls is a collaborative experience that charmed one board game grump. by Petrana Radulovic.

In the meantime, Princess Peach: Showtime may be one of the biggest new games the system has this spring. Nintendo made a Princess Peach game before, all the way back on the Nintendo DS.

With a new original game focused on the princess, Nintendo continues to give Peach the star treatment. Nintendo also announced that 1996’s “Super Mario RPG” will be coming to the Switch on ...

Nintendo Direct Rumors. Beyond the Princess Peach game, what else is supposed to be at the next Nintendo Direct? All of this is the subject of speculation and rumors, of course, but we’ve got no ...

Based on what I’ve played, Princess Peach: Showtime is wholly its own thing, decoupled from the traditional Mario game entirely, and throughout my time with it I found myself really impressed ...

Review Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure (3DS). A royal pain. Disney has a long history of using video games to place its familiar characters into unfamiliar contexts, often mixing several ...