As a comic book and Mortal Kombat fan, I was closely watching the development of NetherRealm's Injustice: Gods Among Us with great anticipation. How could it go wrong? The combination of a roster of beloved DC superheroes and villains along with the brilliant fighting mechanics that defined the...

Inspired comic book lunacy; excellent fighting mechanics for newbies and hardcore alike; fantastic interactive environments; plenty of content; balanced roster of fighters; solid multiplayer

Some comic purists may have issues with the story mode; the wonderful 2 on 2 co-op mode from Mortal Kombat has been given the axe; tutorials could be better

Tappa tappa tappa Wait, where are you going? It's not that bad! You are logged out. Login | Sign up There's an addictive quality to this game because of how mindless it is. Keep tapping, swipe occasionally, ignite your super, repeat.

From the studio behind Mortal Kombat, Injustice: Gods Among Us is a fighting game featuring an extensive roster of DC superheroes and villains. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Maybe Gareth Talbot has some answers.

A fighting game story mode that actually contains a story! Intuitive, straightforward gameplay that doesn't sacrifice depth; A cast of favourites with great costume design

Wonder Woman's character model looks like a pair of tits on a stick; Lacks tutorials for more advanced play; Online modes are basic, though functional

Injustice: Gods Among Us does a lot of things right. From a fantastic storyline, to a plethora of content, but minor balance and online bugs stop it from being the best it can be. Regardless, Injustice offers just about anything from the hardcore fighter to the beginner.

Injustice: Gods Among Us might just be the best story ever told in the fighting game space. That's not really a bold statement though, when you consider some of the ludicrous stories that have been tacked onto fighting games of the past, but with its comic book foundation and established characters...

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, the 2008 fighting game released by NetherRealm and Midway, was a flawed experience that toned down Mortal Kombat's gory nature and didn't give enough room to the different heroes and villains of the DC Comics universe .

Quick Take: Jon pulls a 180 on Injustice: Gods Among Us after playing through the finished game.

I'll just come right out and state it: Injustice: Gods Among Us is everything you wanted and hoped for with DC Vs. MK . I admit even I was a bit leery when I recalled all the flaws the last time DC characters were put into a fighting game, but considering Netherrealm's last devolpment in the almost...

The folks at NetherRealm have given us a taste. With Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe they gave us just a touch of what a game based on the DC comic world would be like, and we loved it.

Gorgeous graphics; Blisteringly quick load times; or none at all for story missions; Cinematic presentation it top-notch; Fantastic voice and music across the board; Multiple control schemes to fit your play style; 5 difficulty levels and a very deep training system welcomes all players; Online...

Easily-triggered special attacks might get dull after a while? (except for Aquaman – that's never getting old

The gameplay in this is very good, the story id decent, might not be that easy for younger people to follow, but still very good. The Verses multiplexer is the best part of the game, (my opinion) as that is what my family uses to play against each other.