When comparing numbers, yeah, it sucks major bawlz and flopped hard.

However, it depends on what Nintendo was expecting from it. I really doubt it was super expensive to port/upres it, and most of its sales probably came from the eShop. It probably served as more of an experiment than anything else.

This is my choice, yeh. The first games weren't pack ins and the new one is an actual new game rather than a port (right?). Both spectacular declines though.

Everyone who's wanted Wii Sports Club has already gotten it for the one sport they like, or for free.

I don't expect this game to sell more than 50k at retail assuming the Wii U does not get a really cheap Sports Club bundle.

Looks like it.

Well, my uncle just bought a physical copy of this a few days ago, and we played it quite a bit. Then again, he's the only person I know who has a copy of it.

It's at least good to know that the Brain Age franchise died after that game!

Despite people's determination for TLOU, this is the most unnecessary port of the next gen, literally everyone has owned the origianl Wii Sports in the past.

It most likely made money from the digital sales (individual sports + daily coupons), but they offered free daily passes every time they added a new sport. Not sure if those helped the game, it didn't on my end; instead of buying this I'd rather just play the good old Wii Sports/Resort instead.

They should have given the digital version for free since the majority also go it for free last generation.

It wasnt free, it was just bundled in with the cost of the console. But even if they did give it you for free the first time, why would you be entitled to it for free a second time. 

Guess it depends if it makes money in the end I suppose what with day passes etc. I think nintendo were well aware it wasnt going to sell millions