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The N3 Newswire for March 13

Here’s the latest Nintendo news:

—The motherlode of SNES sounds and music
—Some DSiWare info
—More swag for Monster Hunter’s 5th birthday
—Some interesting info about Ghostbusters: The Game
—What exercises you’ll be able to do with EA Sports Active
—New Arc Rise Fantasia screens
—Flash games could come to WiiWare
—10 schools in Japan requiring their students to bring a DS to class (but no Mario and Link until homework’s done!)
—Two new Arc Rise Fantasia videos
—Pokemon Platinum launch party details
—Wii bust another game pirate
—Metal band All That Remains on XPlay tonight
—If Earthbound was on the Virtual Boy, it would likely look like this
—More possible competition for the Wiimote
—The 25 best spoilers, according to this source (of course, spoilers ahoy!)
—Arc Rise Fantasia preorder swag, and more screens
—Wii go to school in DC
—The games girls play (SB’s pick!)
—More LEGO games coming: LEGO Harry Potter, another LEGO Indy, and possibly a LEGO Hobbit

Stay tuned for breaking news and updates throughout the day.

Happy gaming,
SparklingBlue

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