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In North America, the Wii U will hit store shelves on 18th November, 2012. The Basic set is $299.99 and the Deluxe retails for $349.99.The European and Australian release date is 30th November, 2012. Prices in Europe will be determined by retailers, while the Australian prices are an SRP of AU $349.95 for the Basic bundle, and the Premium bundle will have an SRP of AU $429.95. The European and Australian release date is 30th November, 2012. Prices in Europe will be determined by retailers, while the Australian prices are an SRP of AU $349.95 for the Basic bundle, and the Premium bundle will have an SRP of AU $429.95.

Wii U is a brand new console from Nintendo. The concept behind Wii U is to provide a second viewpoint on gameplay, giving new perspectives and making new ideas possible. Nintendo is dubbing it "Asymmetrical Gaming", which basically means that instead of having four people playing against each other in a game with the same controller and same perspective, you could potentially have different player roles within the same session.

The Wii U will be released on the following dates: North America - 18th November, 2012 The Basic set is $299.99 and the Deluxe retails for $349.99. Europe - 30th November, 2012 No official RRP prices given, expect retails to price the bundles at around £250 for the Basic and £300 for the Deluxe. Australia/New Zealand - 30th November, 2012 Basic pack at 349.95 AUD and the premium pack is 429.95 AUD. Both are the same as European packs. Japan - 8th December, 2012 The Standard costs 26,250 Yen (around £209 / $337) and the Premium 31,500 Yen (£251 / $405)

The PlayStation ® 3 system software version 4.25 (with 4.20 and 4.21) update includes the following : 

If you like your portable gaming three-dimensional, clam-shelled and big, then Nintendo's 3DS XL fulfills those broad, unconventional requirements. It's a design refresh that more closely references both previous generations of DS hardware (and the incoming Wii U) -- all while touting a substantially bigger, 3D-capable, parallax-barrier screen. Aside from a larger battery, the XL's internals rehash what we first saw over a year ago: the controls remain the same, with no addition of a (mildly) hardcore gamer-courting second analog stick. For what it's worth, the device does arrive with a 4GB SD card in-box (up from 2GB in the original), matching the approximate doubling in physical dimensions. 18 months is a long time in gaming, especially these days, and although 3DS sales have recently rallied against Sony's latest, we reckon the 3DS XL has double the appeal of its forebear. We'll explain why right after the break

At last all PS Vita user will have access to the Skype world for free. You can download the application via the PS Store. Thx