Princess Peach has done a lot over the years. When she's not being kidnapped by Bowser, she can usually be found playing golf or tennis, racing go-karts, or participating in the Olympic Games. But the one constant is that it's always in a supporting role. That's no longer the case in Princess Peach: Showtime.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, Peach has top billing in a marquee Nintendo release, with Showtime launching on Switch in late March. I got to play about an hour of it at a preview event, and what stood out to me is just how much Nintendo has her doing in her first standalone adventure since 2005's Super Princess Peach.