While everyone is talking about the new Smash Bros. news I'd like to talk about the new nintendo venture into free to play. Rusty's Real Deal Baseball recently released on April 3rd and you can download a portion of it for free. The reviews of this game vary from Average to Good but many agree the haggling system needed work and the minigames were hit and miss (No pun intended). However reviewers praised it's funny yet dark dialogue and enjoyed the features included with the minigames.

  So what do you think of this game is it worth your time and money? In my opinion it is a fun and enjoyable game and is worth at least the games required to finish the storyline. Honestly the humor was nice and made me chuckle at times which made the characters likable. The music was not amazing yet each song fit in with the games and the overworld. Even though some of the minigames felt cheap a good number of them were fun and even a bit challenging yet the haggling did need some work on, however it seems a bit more challenging to young minds which may have been their direction. Even though it's not a huge amazing nintendo game we all love it deserves more then some of the critics gave it.

 Btw best game is Make the call IMO.

Haven't played it yet but thanks for reminding me it existed. Gonna try it out.

I've heard a lot of good things so I will try it out eventually. I doubt I will drop any money on it though...I am the opposite of the kind of person who goes for microtransactions and free to play games .-.

I thought that way too but I had some extra money in my balance + the good reviews so I decided to try one and I really liked it. I recomend trying one and deciding then and there if it's worth your money.

I think the premise but I don't like the execution... Something like this would be awesome if they had a deal like this with games we care about such as maybe virtual console games

I haven't tried it out yet but I will download the free version. I downloaded the free version of Steel Diver: Sub Wars but have yet to play it.