{"id":27290,"date":"2026-10-30T00:01:27","date_gmt":"2026-10-30T00:01:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.gamerdad.com\/blog\/?p=27290"},"modified":"2026-10-26T13:56:34","modified_gmt":"2026-10-26T13:56:34","slug":"hello-peach-switch-1-2-mobile","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.gamerdad.com\/blog\/2026\/10\/30\/hello-peach-switch-1-2-mobile\/","title":{"rendered":"Hello, Peach! (Switch 1 & 2, Mobile)"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>Earlier this year, Nintendo started a new line in the US called My Mario.\u00a0 It\u2019s a bunch of toys and games geared towards babies and toddlers and their parents.\u00a0 Some of the items include Mario themed wooden toy blocks, which are cool because they also act as amiibo.\u00a0 I wish I could get them, but right now they\u2019re just exclusive to the Nintendo stores in New York and San Fransisco, and I won\u2019t be going to those places any time soon.\u00a0 There\u2019s also other toys like Fischer Price Little People playsets (which still look cool), apparel, plush toys, and videos.\u00a0 Another item in the line was a little app called Hello, Mario!<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0 It let you play with Mario\u2019s face and stretch it around, kind of like the title screen from Super Mario 64.\u00a0 A few months later they released one for Yoshi<\/strong><\/a>, too! And now you can do it with Princess Peach!\u00a0 Hello, Peach! is also available on Switch 1 & 2 as well as mobile devices, but reviewed on Switch 2 here.<\/p>\n

Anyway, when you turn on the game, you can tap and drag Peach\u2019s face anywhere on the screen to make her look funny and do silly things.\u00a0 She doesn\u2019t have as any animations for stretching her face, but you can take her earrings off and she\u2019ll get new ones.\u00a0 Sometimes items will fall down for you to play with, too, like a hairbrush.\u00a0 Spin Peach around and she\u2019ll get dizzy.\u00a0 Spin her more and she\u2019ll bounce around and you can pop bubbles (pop 100 for a special victory message). On the top left corner of the screen is a question block with a menu you can open to do other fun things.\u00a0 It\u2019s very similar to the one in Hello, Mario! and Hello, Yoshi!\u00a0\u00a0 Here\u2019s what all you can do:<\/p>\n

The Peach icon lets you play peek-a-boo with Peach.\u00a0 The question block lets you tap it and get a lot of coins.\u00a0 The mushroom will make Peach big when you drag it to her.\u00a0 The star turns Peach invincible and you can do the spinny game with her like that.\u00a0 The pipe brings out 3 pipes at the top and you must guess where Peach is.\u00a0 The Blooper will squirt ink on Peach when you tap it.\u00a0 The Cheep Cheep icon will make one flop around.\u00a0 If it hits Peach s he\u2019ll turn small.\u00a0 The Note Block changes the background music and Peach will even sing along a bit.\u00a0 It cycles from the Mario theme, underwater theme, and Super Mario World title theme.\u00a0 And last is Toad, and he\u2019ll take a picture of Peach and you have three seconds to make her do a funny face.<\/p>\n

One new icon they added lets you scan an amiibo.\u00a0 But it HAS to be one of the wooden block amiibo in the My Mario toy line.\u00a0 I couldn\u2019t get any of my other Mario figures to work.\u00a0 Which sucks since the only way to get the blocks ones is at the official Nintendo stores in New York and San Francsisco.\u00a0 And I\u2019m going there anytime soon.\u00a0 Luckily they don\u2019t do much, just let you play with that character\u2019s face instead.\u00a0 But you can just download the other characters\u2019 games since they\u2019re all free anyway.<\/p>\n

After around ten minutes of this, Peach will get tired and they\u2019ll play the piranha plant lullaby theme and she\u2019ll go to sleep.\u00a0 But you can just restart the game again.\u00a0 Anyway, even though there\u2019s not much to Hello, Peach!, it is free and very cute so if you\u2019re curious it won\u2019t hurt to download it.\u00a0 I wonder if they\u2019ll ever do Hello, Wario?\u00a0 Probably not.<\/p>\n

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Kid Factor:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Nothing very violent or objectionable here.\u00a0 You can stretch Peach\u2019s face around, but she doesn\u2019t seem to mind too much.\u00a0 You can spin her around and hit bubbles and sometimes they have enemies in them like Goombas and Bob-Ombs, but they just fly off the screen when hit.\u00a0 No reading is required, and of course this game is designed for the very young.\u00a0 Hello, Peach! is rated E for Everyone.<\/p>\n

PS: Speaking of My Mario, I did get a Fischer Price Little People version of Toad at Wal Mart a few months ago, since he’s my favorite character.\u00a0 So I figured this would be as good of a place to show him off as any.<\/p>\n

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