Information on the grittier details for Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console has been slightly missing, with no hard evidence on a release date or pricing at this point. While we got to see a lot at this years E3, much has still been kept in the dark regarding the long-awaited tablet touting console.

We may not have to wait that long, with Nintendo announcing that the North American and European Wii U preview events will be live streamed early tomorrow morning at 12am AEST. Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime will be heading the event with the hopeful news of a release date plus "more about how the Wii U will change the future of gaming and entertainment."

The live stream will be available on Nintendo's Facebook page and the Nintendo Direct page, and will consist of three locations, Japan, New York City and Europe. The Japan event will begin 7 hours earlier to America and Europe at 5pm AEST, and will most likely feature region exclusive titles.

Sadly we won't be getting any news on Australasian specific info until after the broadcast has finished, though we'll have all the latest on local pricing when available.