But the problem is that Wiisport isen't exactly a bundle as I said, its' included. Basically, It's not sold.
The number of Wii sport is always available anyway, since it's the very same number of Wii sold in US and EU.
At some point, i don't have special problem with Wiisport being in the chart (even if it's strange), but I do have problem when VG Charts take this game in account in various general charts like Tie ratio or general games market share.
If to you, comparing 150 000 Super Paper Mario (50$), 403 000 Guitar Hero 2 (90$), 890 000 God of War 2 (50$) with 2 416 000 Wiisport (0 $) is relevant, good.
But in terms of bussiness, it's not. The number of Wiisport sold does not represant any kind of attachment rate, it doesn't represent anything in terms of revenues generated by Wii games as a whole (in fact, it might hinder the real revenue, since it lowers the average price/units sold if you don't remove it) and it artificially increase the market share of Wii games in the general market...
In the end, you just get many false results by including it, while removing it will give you a more accurate representation of the market state...
