Gaming Bayonetta 1+2

[Deathscreton]

So I'm on the Eshop trying to decide if I wanna pick up Bayo 1 and 2. I know the physical pack comes with 2 on the cart and 1 with a download code. But here's my problem:

The eshop states at the bottom of the page "Purchase Bayonetta or Bayonetta 2 on Nintendo.com or Nintendo eShop and get a discount on your purchase of the other game. Once you purchase Bayonetta or Bayonetta 2 from Nintendo.com or Nintendo eShop, any time you purchase the other Bayonetta game from Nintendo.com or Nintendo eShop, you'll get an automatic discount applied at checkout.", but fails to tell you HOW MUCH of a discount you'd receive. If I buy the physical copy, I'd be spending 60 bucks for the whole shebang. However, if I went the eshop route, I'd be paying 50 for Bayo 2 and some undisclosed price for Bayo 1 or vice versa. What do?


tl;dr eShop offers a discount for Bayo 1 if you buy Bayo 2 and vice versa, but doesn't say how much. So how much is the discount?

 

[Xzi]

Odds are it adds up to the same $60, but with Amazon Prime or a Best Buy/Gamestop membership you can get the physical game for $48.

 

[Pippin666]

The discount is 40%. I you buy Bayonetta 2 on cart and then use the code to download Bayonetta 1, you will be able to use the discount.

Pip'

 

[Deathscreton]

The discount is 40%. I you buy Bayonetta 2 on cart and then use the code to download Bayonetta 1, you will be able to use the discount.

Pip'

Then I think that's the route I'll take. Thanks Pip!

 

[Pippin666]

Then I think that's the route I'll take. Thanks Pip!

Np, you can be 100% sure, taken from my own experience.

Pip'

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

They really should have made this more clear, since Bayonetta 2 on eshop is $50 instead of $30 like the first one. Why aren't they both $30, then it would just make more sense? Is nintendo trying to squeeze more money out of the second game if people don't want to buy both? It doesn't even give them a reason to choose the second one alone unless they just feel like saving $10. How do you mess up a simple marketing situation! This is worst than those oddly priced games costing Exactly $5.00 instead of $4.99 or some other uncommon number.