I never thought we would get another peach game after the release of Super Princess peach in 2005 yet Nintendo surprised everyone. As a major peach fan without being biased this game is great yet has quite notable issues such as the performance and loading times being awful during level transitions. Furthermore, the game is creative and really unique in each level having its own theme and varying gameplay. My personal favorite was Swordfighter peach because the gameplay felt so smooth and fun. In addition, there is quite abit of replayability in going back to 100% levels and doing post-story content. I think this game has really good potential to build upon if they ever make a sequel, compared to other nintendo games it doesn't have the most in-depth gameplay or polish. In my opinion, if you want a fun laidback game to enjoy and don't mind the performance issues I would give it a try. There's a free demo on the eshop too! I personally hope the game sells well enough to warrant a sequel where they expand on the cast & ideas introduced in Showtime :D

3 Houses is easily my favorite game of all time. Without going into spoilers, you play as Byleth who is a former mercenary with amnesia who ends up as a professor at the grand Garreg Mach Monastery. This was my first fire emblem game and I was surprised at how easy it was to get into the gameplay loop. You have 2 major aspects to the gameplay being battles consisting of turn based combat moving your units across the map & the other 50% being monastery work in which you bond with your students & train Byleth. Each route has their own story and cast of characters with the game encourging you to play the other routes after your first run. The gameplay is easy enough to get into but for those who are already familar with Fire Emblem and looking for challenge I recommend trying Maddening Mode.
~P.S Hilda is best girl, fear the dear!

In terms of gameplay compared to the first Watchdogs, this game is easily such a massive improvement in the controls, movement, combat, and hacking. Anything and everything is hackable in this game which really makes you feel like a hacker. On the other hand, the story is way more light-hearted compared to Watchdogs 1 with the player following a group of hipster hacksivists. The dialogue did make me cringe at times but the story was enjoyable if somewhat forgettable. If you played the first Watchdogs, I recommend giving this one a shot or wait for a sale.