Nintendo says to wait for Princess Peach: Showtime's credits to find out which developer made it

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Nintendo says to wait for Princess Peach: Showtime's credits to find out which developer made it
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Nintendo hasn't announced which of its many development studios or partners is making Princess Peach: Showtime, this spring's biggest new Nintendo Switch game, and doesn't seem likely to before it debuts later this month.

"The development team will be credited in the game credits," a Nintendo spokesperson simply told me today when I enquired which developer had made the game.

"Character voice actors for Mario and/or Luigi in Super Mario Bros. Wonder will be credited in the game credits, so please wait for the game to be released," a Nintendo spokesperson told Eurogamer at the time. On the one hand, it's understandable perhaps that Nintendo might simply want its games to do the talking, free of any preconceptions or information coming to light ahead of launch. On the other, it's an unusual level of opaqueness for a game developer not be acknowledged - and ultimately it just fuels speculation around something that seems unlikely to have otherwise been of note.last month.

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