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description Super Princess Peach
Super Princess Peach (スーパープリンセスピーチ?) is a platform video game developed by TOSE and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS handheld game console. It was released in Japan in October 2005, the United States in February 2006, Australia in March 2006 and Europe in May 2006.

It is the first game to feature Princess Peach as the main playable character. In the game, Bowser has kidnapped Mario instead of Peach and holds him prisoner at Vibe Island. Peach must go through eight worlds at Vibe to rescue Mario.

Super Princess Peach was praised for the role reversal in the plot but criticized for the nature of how Peach attacked, the marketing campaign and the simple gameplay. It sold over a million copies worldwide.

Super Princess Peach plays similarly to traditional platformers. There are eight worlds; Ladida Plains, Hoo’s Wood, Shriek Mansion, Fury Volcano, Wavy Beach, Gleam Glacier, Giddy Sky and Bowser’s Villa. In each world, there are six levels and one boss battle. Each boss battle requires a short minigame to play. For example, in “Shriek Mansion,” Peach is descending down on the umbrella, and the player taps the screen to scare away Boos. If the Boos touch her, the player must start over. After the player has finished the minigame, the player does not need to replay it to attempt to battle the boss again.

Within the levels themselves, there are a number of boxes that will give specific gameplay hints. Three Toads are hidden throughout each level; the boss levels have one Toad to rescue (except World 7′s boss where Luigi is captive, and World 8′s boss where Mario is) contained in a bubble. Each world has 16 Toads to rescue. In order to play the final boss battle, the player must rescue all of the Toads.

After the game is completed, the player can go through the levels again to pick up more unlockable items. Beating a boss will unlock three new levels for the next world; for instance, beating the World 1 boss will unlock three new levels for World 2 and so on. There are a total of 24 extra levels to unlock.

The game features numerous classic Mario series enemies, such as Goombas, Koopa Troopas and Hammer Brothers. In a twist, some of the enemies are also emotionally affected, such as the sad blue Goombas or the Bullet Bills burning red with anger.

On the upper left hand side of the screen, there are two bars: heart gauge (maximum of five hearts) and emotion meter. Whenever Peach falls down a hole or gets hit by an enemy, she loses half a heart. When all hearts are gone, she must start over at the beginning of the level. Peach has infinite lives, so the player can continue as much as he/she pleases. The emotion meter corresponds to the four powers she has. The emotions at Vibe Island affect everybody, even some enemies, but Peach can change her emotions at will.

Joy, gloom, rage and calm are the emotions used along the way. When the player taps on each mood, it will activate a different ability, which typically helps solve puzzles or defeat enemies.

* Joy: Peach becomes very happy and becomes enveloped in a powerful cyclone with musical notes, allowing her to fly, gust fogs and clouds, turn windmills, push down fountains, hit blocks above her and blow enemies away. However, she will not be enveloped in a cyclone while flying. With this power, she can fly in the wind in some stages. She can also use it to break open flying bags that contain mostly the coins and sometimes the hearts and the vibe crystals, spin Kamek’s head and slow down her falls as an easy use. However, some areas feature spores that stop her flying abilities, requiring more traditional platform methods to reach. It also quickens the tempo of music with higher notes. (Yellow Heart)
* Gloom: Peach will cry, making her run faster, jump farther and inflict enemies on the ground. The stream of tears that gets scattered while she is crying can also be used to water certain obstacles, such as helping a small sprout grow into a long tall plant which she can use to climb and reach higher places. When the tears hit the ground, sparkles appear beneath them. This power can defeat the Nipper Plants and Cheep-Cheeps, extinguish flames, strike all blocks at once and push heavy chained balls and inflicted enemies. It also slows down the tempo of music with slightly lowered notes and a sad tone. (Blue Heart)
* Rage: Peach will become enraged and catch fire with a big blaze, making her invincible, burn enemies and other objects, and able to cause earthquakes whenever she lands. However, she cannot run fast and won’t be able to jump far. This power can scare away the Boos, fishing Lakitu ghosts and flocks of bats, push down switches and stone monsters, melt snowmen and ice, light up lanterns with illumination in dark places and break open flying bags. It also slows down the tempo of music with severely low notes and the music gets an angry tone. (Red Heart)
* Calm: Peach will calm down, become delighted and a “bubble” will appear, surrounding her. This restores health. This bubble will break if hit by anything hazardous, thus stopping the healing process. She can still move and attack whenever she’s under this power. It also changes the keys of music into higher notes. (Green Heart)

However, each use will drain the player’s emotion mood (the little yellow squiggle at upper left of the top screen). The bar can be restored by capturing blue turquoise jewels or absorbing enemies. With Perry the parasol, Princess Peach can use many abilities. Jumping on enemies does not defeat them; Peach must use the umbrella to hit them. The player can press “B” to immediately sweep them aside or “X” to put them on top of the umbrella. Once an enemy is on top of the umbrella, the player may press “X” again to put the enemy down, “B” to throw the enemy, or down on the D-pad to absorb the enemy, which refills part of the emotion meter. As the game progresses, Perry gains new abilities. The “Subrella” allows Peach to travel underwater. The player blows into the microphone to blow bubbles to defeat the undersea enemies and break blocks. The “Slidebrella” turns Perry upside down and uses his handle like a hook. It is used in areas with a maze of high-flying wires. The “Bowlbrella” puts Peach in the umbrella and allows her to navigate through the water’s surface.

In addition, the game features a shop where players can buy items, using coins as currency. The player can buy increment upgrades to expand the heart gauge or the emotion meter, as well as three new abilities. The “Floatbrella” allows Peach to stay afloat for a few seconds. “Poundbrella” shakes the ground and stuns any enemies nearby. “Chargebrella” creates a small charge that will stun the closest enemy. She can also extend her health and vibe meters, as well as earn coins from attacking enemies.

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rominfo Super Princess Peach

Developer(s)	TOSE
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Composer(s)	Akira Fujiwara
Platform(s)	Nintendo DS
Release date(s)	^JP October 20, 2005 ^NA February 27, 2006 ^AUS March 30, 2006 ^EU May 26, 2006
Genre(s)	Action game
Mode(s)	Single player
Rating(s)	ESRB: E (Everyone) CERO: A (All ages) OFLC: G (General) PEGI: 3+
Media	256-megabit DS card
Input methods	Buttons, D-pad, touchscreen, microphone