The ever immortal question is not "Why are we here"? or "How will I die"? and not even "Who is God"? the immortal question is "Who would win in a fight between Superman and Batman"? Finally Midway have given us the answer to this.

Crossovers have been used across all forms of media, characters from two separate fictional universes coming together for some reason or another. Comic books do it all the time, with heroes from one publisher's roster battling or aiding the characters of another, and video games have also dabbled in...

Love this game! It's easy enough for everyone in the family to play each other and it's challenging enough in individual mode also. The graphics are great and the fight scenes are AWESOME. I definitely recommend this game.

It's fun and not too gory like some. Could have more characters and conquest play like other Mortal Kombat games. It's basically just Vs play.

It's a fun Mortal Kombat/ DC Universe mash up. You get to play superheroes/villains and Mortal Kombat characters, and can play through both story lines to get the full story. The only downside is that the company went bankrupt after releasing this game, so there will never be any downloadable...

His is a really fun game and it's also awesome cause you can fight against the other players that are not in the same group and even play as them.

I was sceptical about this game at first as this kind of mash-up between franchises normally don't go well. But this Game is a solid fighter that i would recommend to anyone who enjoys Mortal Kombat despite the lack of Blood or too anyone who enjoys fighters in general

This game is fantastic. I don't play my X-box all that much and was worried about this game straying too far away from it's original MK roots and becoming overly complicated...but it does not at all. It's got some neat new additions to it, and the graphics are very slick indeed.

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is a quality fighting game which fans are surly going to enjoy. Playing as characters such as Superman, The Joker, and Batman definitely add to the whole Mortal Kombat experience as they are tied in nicely with the MK fighting style.

No matter how you see it; still the same good old MK

Loading screens; inescapable cutscnenes and no M rated content

In a way, it feels as if many fighting game characters have stepped right out of the pages of a comic book. They wear bizarre costumes, spend a lot of time punching and kicking other people, and possess inexplicable powers.

DC characters are a good fit with the MK gang; Satisfying fighting system; Enjoyably goofy storylines; Great visual presentation; Smooth online play

Some powerful moves are easy to exploit; Few options to aid new players; Toned-down gore