Bayonetta 1 + 2 First Print Edition - May it be something more?

The First-Print Edition pre-order was hard fought and was overshadowed by many mass buyers. And for various reasons, my copy was geliefrt only 2 weeks late.
But what is it? Use has been worthwhile? Am I happy?

... No.

Coming straight to the point: the First-Print Edition of Bayonetta 2 is hardly worth the effort. The box, which is inspired by the book of the angels from the game is very solidly built (except for the two points on the top edge) and looks really smart. However, the disillusionment comes with the unfolding.
The two games, and Bayonetta Bayonetta 2, behind the two Pappumschlägen that make up the facade of the book. Both games are embedded in a very simple craft foam frame, the bottom of which is very odd and cut it to bend at the edges.
The "art book" if one with uncommented pictures of some opponents may call as an illustration and in-game model at all so the 19 pages short booklet has been glued into the left cardboard envelope, can not be removed, and has, after some browsing already scuffs at the folded edge on. And it lacks every several kind of character artwork.
All this raises a very questionable light on the beautiful packing. Here we can say that the box offers geradeso enough for the 70 that you have to shell out. Pay off the purchase does only if you're a big fan of Bayonetta - otherwise the normal double-box is sufficient. But the mediocre quality of this box is a pretty bitter pill. Here one might have expected more real.

And the games themselves? Which are raised a doubt about (almost). Lightning-fast action, crashing combos, and a dazzling presentation, the agenda in Bayonetta, and a good dose of sex appeal is not missing. Of the characters of the numerous venues through to the tough battle system delight Bayonetta 1 & 2 each Hack'n slash fan. The first somewhat slow and confused story takes later very well ride on, the dialogue is snappy and often humorous, and the characters, some of which appear all too rare, are all very entertaining.

All in all, the First-Print Edition of Bayonetta is 1 + 2 unconvincing and under no circumstances should be acquired for more than 70, unless you are really a giant Bayonetta fan - everything else is simply a waste of money. The games themselves, however, are a worthwhile-like investment that should miss no action lovers. Therefore, I can recommend the regular box rather than this one.