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Freshness, originality and innovation have become astoundingly dispensable qualities for some of Nintendo's big Game Boy Advance titles.
The latest game to be resurrected from the Super Nintendo days of the early and mid-`90s is "Yoshi's Island," released this week for GBA.
It's too familiar to seem brilliant, and it would be too promotional to call it "classic." But it's terrific, and at the common sale price of $25, a steal.
Video games often defy succinct synopsis, and "Yoshi's Island" isn't easily summarized for many reasons. Its sense of humor, for example, is overwhelmingly visual.
It won't make you laugh out loud to read that ...