Injustice: Gods Among Us is the latest from NetherRealm studios, the studio born from the ashes of Midway, creators of the Mortal Kombat series. Originally released on PS3 and 360 in April 2013, an Ultimate Edition (including all DLC from the original release) was released as a Playstation 4 and...

With the Mortal Kombat reboot getting rave reviews a few years ago, the team at NetherRealm Studios had quite a challenge on their hands to follow up on it properly. Instead of going with a pure MK game, they set out to craft a make-good on MK vs.

Carrying on from the hit series Mortal Kombat, NetherRealm's Injustice Gods Among Us was their next fighting instalment which also happened to fulfil every fanboy and girls dream (myself included) to play as DC's most powerful superheroes.

That being said, nearly everything I have discussed in the last few paragraphs is available in the original version of the game. You can just pick up the DLC characters, download the balance patches, and even download the new S.T.A.R. Lab Missions and costumes if you really want to.

Story mode is better than the Justice league movie!! Great game play with many different ways to enjoy the game.

Awesome fighter in the DC universe theme. Lots of moves and characters. Sweet multiplayer with no lag experienced. Good fun if you are into fighters.

I purchase this game online for in store pick up. It was ready for pick up in a few hours. The only negative was there was a really long line for store pick up and there seemed to be little organization at the pick up desk but I expect that from most Walmart associates.

Ok, I am a sucker for pretty much anything superhero related, especially DC, and I am also a big Mortal Kombat fan, so its no surprise that when Injustice came out for the PS3, I not only preordered the game, but I preordered the collectors edition version.

I have a "HORI Real Arcade Pro V4 Hayabusa for PlayStation 4," That and this game combined; best game so far. Rocksmith a very close second.

Not at all a good game...... All player execute same set of instructions just differently