The problem isn't likely to resolve itself until medical technology allows us to clone several copies of Nintendo's in-house development genius, Shigeru Miyamoto. The arrival, then, of Super Mario Galaxy 2 could not be more timely. The compelling games with which it was furnished when new dried up in recent months to a trickle of dross, and one suspects many Wiis began to gather dust in the back of toy-cupboards. C onsoles usually take a while to get into their stride, but the Wii, as befits its disruptive nature, seemed to have reversed that trend.
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