Kinda like what Best Buy did, Nintendo should have a dual-pack for both games for the people who never played either games in the past. And if you already have Ocarina of Time 3D, you can just give that away as a present for someone. As for price, make it $60. $40 for Majora's Mask and $20 for Ocarina of Time. I think that would be a perfect deal.  And, as a special bonus who got the dual-pack, they get a special theme for their 3DS that combines both OoT and Majora's Mask.

I agree, I haven't played the new 3D version just because so recently I played the N64 version.  

Of course,it would be a nice option for those who didn't buy Ocarina of Time 3D

Yes

6.3/10 too much nostalgia IGN

After seeing how cheap NoA was with ORAS bundle, I doubt the price will be that low; expect the same price if you were buying the two separately. A least the last part about 3DS themes sounds more reasonable.

Edited November 26, 201410 yr by OmegaForte

After seeing how cheap NoA was with ORAS bundle, I doubt the price will be that low; expect the same price if you were buying the two separately. A least the last part about 3DS themes sounds more reasonable.

Well OoT 3D will be about 4 years old in 2015 so the price should drop. and paying $80 for the ORAS bundle is basically buying the two games separately.

Well OoT 3D will be about 4 years old in 2015 so the price should drop. and paying $80 for the ORAS bundle is basically buying the two games separately.

 

Oops, I meant cheap as in NoA essentially was giving you nothing but the same thing as if you were to buy them separately. 

 

This is Nintendo, where they rarely ever drop prices on their games, and when they do it's usually in the eshop or the retailers doing their own drops. (Which is usually a timed discount.) lol They even have DS games at the same price as day 1 release, tho usually big titles like Pokemon.