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Set to rival THQ's uDraw GameTablet, the Drawsome Tablet will be launching in just one month.

Ubisoft revealed today that they have been working on a rival to THQ's uDraw GameTablet on the Wii. Drawsome, which is set to release on December 6, will be a Wii exclusive product packed with two games. Drawsome Artist and Drawsome Sketch Quest are the featured titles, offering players two distinct experiences out of the box.

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Alongside the news, Nintendo revealed over half a million copies of Ocarina of Time 3D have been sold.

September was a big month for Nintendo in the US. How big? Nintendo moved nearly 650,000 pieces of hardware. The DS reached the major sales milestone of 50 million units in the US. The 3DS is selling better than ever, having sold 260,000 units last month, a number Nintendo suggests is a 10% increase over August. Perhaps the most shocking number is for the Wii. Without any major title releases or any major marketing push, the Wii sold 240,000 units in September. Click through to see more Nintendo sales figures for last month.

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The Wii is getting a special blue edition to mark the European release of Mario and Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Nintendo is certainly no stranger to releasing alternate color versions of their hardware. They've already released the Wii in white, black, red and now we can add baby blue to the Wii's color spectrum.

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A plethora of character vignettes for the upcoming Skylanders Spyro's Adventure, which will be available this October 16 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, and Nintendo 3DS. Starting with Whirlwind, and click through to watch the rest.

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Throw another log on the fire, anticipation is only going to burn brighter after you see this.

It’s still over a month before Skyward Sword goes live, but lately the internet has been flooded with screens and video footage of Nintendo’s latest opus.  A bit surprisingly, the opening cinematic is one of those videos that have surfaced on YouTube. 

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