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Platforms: Xbox360, Playstation3, WiiU
Release Date: 2013
Official Site: http://www.injustice.com/
Injustice: Gods Among Us is an upcoming fighting game being developed by NetherRealm Studios slated for a 2013 release. The game involves heroes and villains from the DC Universe fighting each other. It is the second DC Universe game developed by NetherRealm Studios.

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Injustice is a fighting game in featuring many DC Universe characters. Batman, Flash, Superman, Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, and Solomon Grundy have been confirmed as playable characters in the first trailer for the game. Ed Boon has further stated that characters will fall into two categories - those who use powers and those who use gadgets. Certain characters have multiple fighting styles, as well as special moves. Levels in the game feature destructible environments, multiple areas and objects the player can use. For example, in the Batcave, a player can use the Batmobile to launch rockets at the opponent.

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Injustice: Gods Among Us adds Nightwing, Cyborg
We’re still twiddling our thumbs waiting for official assets, but Warner Bros. unveiled two new cast members for Injustice: Gods Among Us at San Diego Comic Con.



The pair join a handful of previously revealed combatants – Batman, Superman, Harley Quinn, Solomon Grundy, Flash and Wonder Woman.

Injustice: Gods Among Us DLC won’t interrupt multiplayer for non-buyers

Injustice: Gods Among Us developer NetherRealm has revealed that the game will push DLC content to all formats and players – even if you don’t buy it – so that you won’t be excluded from multiplayer matches if you don’t buy it.

Typically in fighting games, if you don’t own a DLC character you can’t even fight against them online. Injustice will remedy this issue by sending all extra character data to every format meaning no one is left out.

Speaking with Eurogamer, studio head Ed Boon explained, “In Mortal Kombat we had downloadable characters. We want to come up with a way to push all that information onto people’s machines so if I buy some character that was available for download, you would have it on your machine and I would be able to fight against you online.”

“We’re coming up with a great automated system to make sure I can use my character against anybody and everything’s compatible.”