Nintendo of Europe have released a list of upcoming Nintendo 3DS and Wii U games slated for release over the next few months.

Fire Emblem: Awakening is headed to North America soon—sooner than you might have thought. [Update: Europe release window added.]

An art book for Fire Emblem: Awakening is scheduled to come out on December 7 for 3,990 yen ($50). Artist Yusuke Kozaki shared the cover illustration on Twitter.

Chrom really needs to stop hanging out with Anna, the merchant in Fire Emblem: Awakening that also pops up in other Fire Emblem games.

“We would like to supply consumers with only add-on or downloadable content which they are happy to pay for as compensation for creative work,” says Nintendo’s president.

Nintendo of America just announced Fire Emblem: Awakening will be released in the first part of 2013 so it might be awhile before you get to play “Summer Bonds.”

Fire Emblem: Awakening has its first English trailer for the U.S., and you can watch it inside!

A release window for Nintendo’s 3DS strategy RPG.

Cynthia, Degel, Nn, and Noire are in a prison. Your goal is to quickly rescue them, but the four characters are split into individual blocks.

15% of revenue for Fire Emblem: Awakening came from sales of paid DLC.

If you’re a Fire Emblem fan you’ve seen Anna a bunch of times. She shows up in the tutorials for Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and its sequel Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.

Because a new trailer for the second round of Fire Emblem: Awakening downloadable content gives a glimpse of the tools Intelligent Systems used to make the game.

Well, not all of the Path of the Tactician God missions are tough. Harvest Festival Bonds is designed for fans of Fire Emblem: Awakening’s cast of characters.

Not only was the bundle sold in limited quantities, Nintendo’s website server went down on the day that orders went up.

Downloadable content for the game will be available as well

Rejoice.