Hardly revised edition, whose problem is that the old Wii original to Wii U is still running

Pro:
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+ 5 sports with motion control playable (tennis, bowling, baseball, boxing, golf)
+ Now in HD resolution
+ More realistic control (as the original Wii)
+ Higher claim (by the realistic control)
+ Each 3 new training games per discipline (which did not exist on Wii)
+ Suitable still for all types of players (beginner to professional) and ages
+ (Still) great as a suitable match for party evenings with friends
+ Now can also be played online against other

Cons:
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- Only 5 sports
- Apart from the HD resolution, the graphic was compared to several years old Wii version almost completely unchanged and is quite unspectacular for today's standards
- The new Wii U controller is indeed total accurate, but not in all cases, even better (than on Wii)
- For single player still only limited fun (although there is now an on-line mode)
- 40 euros are for a game with so limited extent, which was also almost completely recycled, clearly too much

Conclusion:
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Wii Sports Club is certainly not a bad game but the problem is that one does not need it really, because the original Wii Sports (which probably already / still many people at home have) due to backward compatibility of the Wii U just runs out! The manageable innovations the Wii U version as well as the limited amount of play is in my view too little to the game (again) zuzulegen. How do you evaluate now so a game that just really a bit is basically all good though, but unnecessary? Personally, I think in this case, 4 stars is appropriate.

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