This game has a great storyline and loads of great characters. The fighting controls are easy and the're are plenty of moves per character. The highlight of the game comes in the form of super moves. Each character has a super move which, when performed, plays out as a hilarious cinematic.

An amazing update to the regular version of injustice, but adds all the previous DLC stuff on the game and you immediately when opening the game for the first time just like Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition, This game deserves a MASTERPIECE score!

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Injustice: Gods Among Us borrows from classic DC comic story lines, such as Red Son, Earth-3, and even the Justice Lords episode of the Justice League Unlimited cartoon. It begins in an alternate Earth, where The Joker destroyed Metropolis and tricked Superman into killing his wife.

"Well is it better than Marvel vs Capcom" my friend eventually asked. He had started off asking me, "So how is Injustice" But until I've played enough to write a review, I never know how to answer so open a question. So I just stammered noncommittally.

This week's review sees me battle it out in the guise of some of the most iconic superheroes and villains of our time, each of which have been cherry picked by NetherRealm Studios from the vast array of DC Comics inhabitants.

The fighting genre has a tumultuous history; after the heyday of the early 90's giving rise to the classics Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat, the...

Fun campaign; Spectacular Moves; DC license is implemented well

High skill level online

A lot of wasted potential here. The fighting system is based on the rebooted Mortal Kombat engine. I enjoyed that game, and the fighting here is solid, but it feels like a hastily made game. There are still bugs to this day, and each character has ONE line when starting a match.