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Simple question you can add your feedback, I personally do not think consumers (especially those Nintendo is targeting with its early slate of adds) will be too reeceptive to that price, given they just paid 200 for a new mario game just 3 months ago.  People who are early adaptors will pay for the combo.  Also that price is well beyond any price paid for the pair at any time in Nintendo's history in releasing any mario game and new system

Below all US dates and prices

1985: NES (with super mario bros included): $199

1991: SNES (with super mario world/all stars included): $199

1996: N64: $199; launch game Mario 64: $59.99 = $260

2001: Gamecube: Price cut NA to $149 in May 2002, Super Mario Sunshine $49.99 in August 2002 = $200 (250 if you bought original gamecube price)

2006: Wii $249 Launch price; first 2007 Mario Galaxy 49.99 = $300

Wii Price Cut to $199 Sept 2009; NSMB November 2010 $49.99 Mario Galaxy 2 Late spring 2010 $49.99 = $250.00 (300 if you bought at 2006 prices)

Handhelds (recent ones anyway)

2006: DS lite 129.99 NSMB DS 39.99 = $170

2011: 3DS price drop July 169.99, Mario 3D Land, NSMB 2 39.99 = $200.00 (290 if you bought original)

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2012: Wii U 299/349; NSMB U 59.99 = $360 normal/410 deluxe