Bayonetta 3 - How To Unlock Scarborough Fair

When it comes to buying and having things to unlock in Bayonetta 3 there will be a big plethora of choices for you to make. But there are also options for you to get things from previous games too. In this guide, we will be showing you How to Unlock the Scarborough Fair which was a thing from the first game. Let’s get started.

How To Unlock Scarborough Fair – Bayonetta 3

The key to having the Scarborough to be unlocked in Bayonetta 3 is actually having some sort of Save Data from the previous game titles and especially to have a save data from the original Bayonetta game.

Now just select it and activate it. Once you will activate it, while having any sort of saving data from the first game, you will get a lot of new products unlocked for your game. One of those items will be the Scarborough Fair.

Now just make your way to the shop and the vendor and open the list for buying things. Just navigate through all the list and then here you will find Scarborough Fair. it is as simple as that.

One thing that you need to know before you start going for this item is that it costs a total of 16999. So make sure that you have enough points at first to be able to actually get it.

That’s everything you need to know about unlocking the Scarborough Fair in Bayonetta 3. We hope that this guide has served its purpose and helped you how to get this product. Have fun using it!

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