Little Inferno, on the Wii U eShop, was on sale last month, but the deal has been extended. The normal price of Little Inferno is $14.99, but it is now on sale ’til February 1st for only $9.99.

Tank! Tank! Tank! has not been performing well with sales and as a result from that it has gone free-to-play on the Wii U eShop. The free version does not contain all of the maps or a campaign mode. However, this extra content can be purchased and added to the free version.

Hopefully, this goes outside of Japan and encourages the developers to make more content for the game.

Nintendo TVii was pushed back from being available on the launch day of the Wii U to sometime in December.

That time is now, and there is no update required! Just start it from the home menu.

Nintendo TVii will reach the UK in early 2013.

If you were looking forward to playing Toki Tori 2 this year, you’re going to have to wait a little longer. Two Tribes announced via their official website that it will not be launching at its previously announced date of December 20th, but instead it will release early next year.

The demo for Rayman Legends is now available on the Wii U eShop! The full game will launch in early 2012.

The Mass Effect Trilogy was released on the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC earlier this year without any word on a Wii U release. However, in a recent interview with BioWare they stated that:

Wii U is a console we feel is really cool and that more Mass Effect would look great on it, so we do have plans for Wii U but nothing to announce at this moment… The same can be said about the Mass Effect Trilogy for Wii U. Never Say Never.

Jeremiah Slaczka, CEO of Scribblenauts developer 5th Cell, has confirmed that Scribblenauts Unlimited on Wii U will not come out in Europe until 2013.

A Ubisoft developer has confirmed that ZombiU will be getting a demo available prior to December 15th. The full game is already out in the US, and launches on the November 30 in Europe and Australia.

Earlier it was said that Wii U would be selling at a loss. However, Reggie Fils-Aime, President of Nintendo, stated that:

The business model doesn’t change dramatically, in that as soon as we get the consumer to buy one piece of software, then that entire transaction becomes profit positive.

In the end, the business model is still to drive the install base of hardware, and then to drive a strong tie ratio with all of the other software and experiences for the consumer. And if we’re able to do that, then we will create significant profit for the company.

This is a great news, and it helps that GameStop reported that they are selling 2.4 Wii U games per Wii U console.

Nano Assault Neo, the twin stick shooter from Shin’en Multimedia for the Wii U, is confirmed to be available on the launch day of the Wii U via their Facebook page.