Nintendo Australia has announced it will be touring the Wii U around Australia from November 5.

Nintendo fans across several states will be able to go hands-on with Wii U at one of Nintendo’s temporary pop-up locations.

All locations will have Nintendo Land, New Super Mario Bros. U and Scribblenauts Unlimited available to play. The Melbourne and Sydney Wii U Experience Stores will have more titles, including SiNG Party, Rayman Legends, Batman: Arkham City Armoured Edition and Just Dance 4.

A range of the latest Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS software, including Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, Pokémon Black Version 2 and Pokémon White Version 2, Pokédex 3D Pro and Paper Mario: Sticker Star, will also be available to play at all locations.

Gamers keen to try the Wii U prior to its launch on November 30 can check out the dates and locations here, or refer to the image below.

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Tell IGN what's more important: The US election or Halo 4

November 6th marks the most important day of 2012 for the United States of America -- depending on who you are, that either means you're stoked for Halo 4 or anticipating the Presidential Election. It's easy to joke that Halo 4 will disrupt the vote, but because it's one of the most popular entertainment properties of all time, it's worth considering it as a serious point of concern. So we want to know:

Who are you, are you voting, and is Halo 4 more important to you than the election?

Let us know where you stand in this quick survey -- it'll take you no longer than a minute.  Next week, we'll bring back the results and see how Halo 4 affects you, our lovely IGN readers, and indeed, America.

Mitch Dyer is an Associate Editor at IGN. He’s also quite Canadian, so he can't vote, and will instead play Halo 4 all day. Read his ramblings on Twitter and follow him on IGN.

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