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In the midst of working on Mudds ports, Treasurenauts and such, I am designing a secret project code named "CGC", which I am excited about.

— Ghouls Watsham (@JoolsWatsham) October 28, 2013

@thirdWhoa This will hopefully be among the surprises at PAX East next April (sorry for the wait).

— Ghouls Watsham (@JoolsWatsham) October 28, 2013

@81jono81 Not yet. Sorry for the silence. We'll have some horror-related news next year.

— Ghouls Watsham (@JoolsWatsham) October 28, 2013

REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Nintendo is giving Wii U owners the chance to get fit for free. Starting Nov. 1, Wii U owners who own a Wii Balance Board accessory and have access to a broadband Internet connection will be able to download a free trial version of Wii Fit U from the Nintendo eShop. The trial software is not an abbreviated version of the game - it's the full Wii Fit U experience. The trial will be downloadable from the Nintendo eShop between Nov. 1, 2013, and Jan. 31, 2014, and will work for 31 days from when it is first played.

Any trial participant who buys a Fit Meter accessory and syncs it to the game will be able to continue playing Wii Fit U forever - a great value for anyone looking to keep calories from Halloween and Thanksgiving at bay. The Fit Meter has many of the same features of modern activity meters, and people can purchase one at select retailers and online at a suggested retail price of $19.99.

With Wii Fit U, the workout goes wherever the user goes. People can work out at home, or take the Fit Meter with them to track steps taken, elevation changes and calories burned. One button press syncs the Fit Meter data to the in-game profile, so people get credit for their physical activity, even if they aren't at home for a traditional Wii Fit U workout. The game also lets people create custom routines of their favorite activities, review their progress and see what their friends are up to in online Gym Communities and Miiverse*. With more than 70 different activities to choose from, Wii Fit U combines fun and fitness in yoga, strength training and fitness games that get people up off the couch and moving. For the first time, dance activities are also included. Players can try eight different dance styles, including salsa, hula and hip hop.

For more information about Wii Fit U, visit http://wiifitu.nintendo.com.

Source: NoA PR

http://t.co/AOsKdr7UEf Note: Ishihara toyed with the idea of a sequel to Pokémon Trozei. Unsure on current status pic.twitter.com/kn1gbfbUdD

— Serebii.net (@SerebiiNet) October 28, 2013

They first showcased some images of a beta version of a sequel to Pokémon Trozei. In this, they showed a meeting discussing the various issues with the 3DS notably the top and bottom screen being different sizes, and the intent for it to be a download title. It's currently unclear on the status of this game.

Source: Serebii

Serebii Note: TPCi working on a detective game. Partner with Pikachu. Details @ http://t.co/oV6DIIRILJ pic.twitter.com/cJ2o4kl4Tx

— Serebii.net (@SerebiiNet) October 28, 2013

They're working on a detective game featuring Pikachu as a partner. This game has an alleged development cycle of 2 years, with release expected in 2015. it's unclear when it began. A rare Pikachu is said to be the enemy within this game but they can't see people liking it. The game is to feature a special Blue Pikachu, which talks. The Pikachu is being controlled via motion capture and facial recognition.

Source: Serebii

Source: Noe PR

Inside the data of Golden Sun: The Lost Age is a set of unused sprites of a character that resembles Link from The Legend of Zelda.

— VGFacts (@vgfacts) October 27, 2013