Truly karma for the next day's retail release.

December 10 will have major games on both eShops.

FAST Racing Neo, Shin'en Multimedia's much hyped futuristic racer, will join SteamWorld Heist in launching next Thursday, December 10. Expect to shell out US$14.99/€14.99/£10.99 for the ultra fast action.

#FAST Racing Neo - The wait is (almost) over! Release Date: December 10 Price: 14.99€/14.99USD/10.99GBP #WiiU #eShop pic.twitter.com/YtQiizr7f1

A December surprise that comes with some neat rewards. UPDATE: Rewards program announced

The Nintendo Account has launched in Japan. This new system will work as a cross-platform connection between consoles, PCs, and mobile devices, allowing data transfer between games these various devices through a cloud-based data service.

The online registration site went live overnight (North... Read more...

A tale of food that will *not* be fresh.

Following a November hiatus, the Splatfest has returned to North America.

The next event, scheduled to kick off just before midnight Friday night and run all day Saturday Eastern time, will pit Callie's Team Hamburger against Marie's Team Pizza in the battle of the fast food staples.

Whatever side you're on, we encourage you to get the splatting in before or during the NWR Child's Play Telethon the same day.

Stamps! Costumes! Quizzes! Oh my!

The 2.0 update for The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes will be launching tomorrow.

In addition to the costumes and Den of Trials announced in the last Nintendo Direct, the patch notes confirmed a group of additions to the game.

The 3DS hit's sequel will launch on other platforms next year

Image and Form has confirmed the date and price for SteamWorld Heist.

The indie hit will launch in North America and Europe on December 10, at US$19.99/C$21.99/€19.99/£14.99. A launch discount of $3/€3/£3 will be active until December 31.

Image and Form confirmed in their note to us that the game is expected to last 20-25 hours, and will not go on sale for "a very long while" following the expiration of the launch deal.

Now, how many Pokémon have the letter "N" in their name...?

Pokkén Tournament's roster will expand slightly next week.

The game's official Twitter announced today that they plan to unleash the next playable Pokémon into the game on December 10. According to Gematsu the teaser contains the Japanese character ン, which roughly translates to the letter N with no vowels.