Meanwhile, the MSE copies did not come with a download code, but cost less at retail ($49). The US copies included a download code for Bayonetta 1, but cost more at retail ($59). For previous games like Bayonetta 2, Active Boeki/Maxsoft decided to distribute both the US and MSE versions.They only talk to Nintendo about which version they will be distributing. Active Boeki/Maxsoft have no control over the contents of the MSE version.Usually, Nintendo offers MSE versions at a cheaper wholesale cost. Active Boeki/Maxsoft have access to US, EU and MSE (Middle East/Southeast Asia) versions of Nintendo-published games.To be specific, a source who wishes to stay anonymous told NintendoSoup about what could be happening behind the scenes. Since then, we have received new information that clarifies why such copies are missing the download codes.

These regions include Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian nations – where Active Boeki/Maxsoft manages the distribution of Nintendo games. Previously, we reported that the physical release of Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country in several regions does not come with a download code for expansion pass content.

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