Providing rewards for being loyal to a company is nothing new, as a lot of brands offer something to consumers who keep purchasing their products. For the longest time, Nintendo had one of the best programs in the video game business with its Club Nintendo program, not only offering exclusive items in exchange for points redeemed for purchased games, but also annual rewards for those who stuck around in the long haul, from full digital downloads to special items like calendars and soundtracks.

That program shut down earlier in the year, but it won’t be too long until Nintendo replaces it with an even bigger one, as Polygon reports that the company may introduce something as soon as this fall.

An “evolved” version of the loyalty program is in the works, according to details provided in the latest financial report from DeNA, which recently partnered up with Nintendo to include many of its popular characters in mobile games.

With the launch of the program, Nintendo is set to introduce an “integrated membership” that connects smart devices and Nintendo’s dedicated game systems together, both of which will use a common login ID. It’s similar to the Club Nintendo service, where purchases for Nintendo systems (including the Wii U and 3DS) were kept track of, and some rewards were given as a result. However, the finer terms haven’t been revealed just yet, in terms of what’s being offered or what details will be tracked.

The details shouldn’t be too far off, however. Nintendo of America has stated that it will provide details on what it’s planning to unveil at the Electronic Entertainment Expo tomorrow, including the possibility of a new Nintendo Direct special and more details on said loyalty program. Games will likely get a huge focus as well, including upcoming titles like Mario Maker, StarFox and Xenoblade Chronicles X. (Sadly, the company already confirmed that the new Legend of Zelda game will not be at the show, although it could still be featured on video.)

Considering Nintendo’s recent turn-around in profits and its huge promotional push for the upcoming ink shooter Splatoon, its program should have no problem keeping long-time fans and newcomers alike happy. We’ll know more soon enough.