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Arturo Sanchez is streaming early high level Injustice Gameplay as we speak. Hit the jump to see the stream link and the link to Arturo's youtube where much more Injustice content will be uploaded in the future.
The early Injustice gameplay can be found at Twitch.tv/nycfurby and his YouTube channel is youtube.com/fgcsabin
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The demo version of Injustice: Gods Among Us is now available for download!
Netherrealm Studios' next fighter centralizes on various D.C. Comics characters converging to fight for either Superman or Batman's side. The demo features three of the many characters planned for final release: Batman, Wonder Woman, and Lex Luthor. You can play in a single player ladder mode with the three aforementioned characters as well as fight Doomsday. There is also a local versus mode!
Go download it from the PlayStation Network or Xbox Live (must be Gold user)! If you want a crash course on how to play, make sure to check out Arturo Sanchez's system tutorial after the jump!
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NetherRealm Studios' Injustice: Gods Among Us will be receiving a port for Apple's popular mobile operating system.
Spencer of Siliconera was interviewing the developer in regards to Injustice and discovered that the game will be on Apple's iOS platform. NetherRealm will also be involved in working on the version along with the main platforms (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U)
Make sure to stay tuned for more news on Injustice in the future!
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A new trailer of Injustice: Gods Among Us is available which features a once popular character of Batman: The Animated Series now part of the bigger D.C. Comics universe.
Voiced by Tara Strong, Harley Quinn in this canon shifted from being the major accomplice of the Joker to apparently taking a more heroic route. Quinn expresses confusion in regards to the Joker she encounters in the vast universe.
You can check out gameplay, more story details, and a neat surprise who played Batman: Arkham Asylum after the jump!
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After some noticable hints, another of D.C. Comics' villains is now part of the Injustice: Gods Among Us lineup.
INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US BLACK ADAM SCREENSHOTS
Black Adam is a villain who aimed to fight against his heroic counterpart Shazam. The screenshots link show off his default Injustice outfit as well as another bonus costume.
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The release of Injustice: Gods Among Us is closing in and two new characters have be revealed with gameplay footage!
The first features Doomsday, a popular D.C. Comics supervillain who was confirmed to be playable but now fully shown in actual gameplay in a battle against Shazam. During this week's episode of GameTrailers TV, Raven, the half-demon half-human and former Team Titan, was also announced going against Catwoman.
Make sure to check the videos after the jump!
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Ed Boon over at Netherrealm Studios just posted a new screenshot for Injustice: Gods Among Us with some familiar ambiguity for those who played Batman's most recent and popular video game adventures.
NEW INJUSTICE SCREENSHOT WITH BATMAN: ARKHAM SERIES REFERENCE SCREENSHOTS
Boon tweeted "What's this? Killer Croc? Riddler? Penguin?" with a screenshot with these characters. Whether or not they are playable is up in the air but for those who played Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City can identify is that the level as well as the character models of these D.C. villains seem to come out of these two games.
We will probably hear more in the coming future in regards to these characters. But in the meantime, you can check out the screenshot gallery with comparison shots of the characters.
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In the latest Injustice: Gods Among Us trailer, it shows off a small bit of Superman's archenemy to officially be featured in the game.
The trailer features various D.C. Comics characters featured in Injustice in a time-stopped set piece. Following a personal monologue with each other is quick gameplay of how they play. Among them is Lex Luthor in a special armor siding with Batman against The Flash, Wonder Woman, and Superman.
You can check out the trailer after the jump!
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NetherRealm Studios' upcoming DC Comics fighter, Injustice: Gods Among Us, have announced they will be releasing the game this Spring on April 16 with multiple options when pre-ordering.
INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US PRE-ORDER OFFERS GALLERY
You can read the all of the incentives after the jump!
The latest "Injustice: Gods Among Us" trailer shows a new face: Green Arrow.
New environmental hazards are also featured in the trailer!
Hit the jump to check the trailer!
Gamespot returns with another interview as they met up with Adam Urbano from NetherRealm Studios to discuss their upcoming fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us.
Adam talks about integrating certain mechanics found in Japanese fighting games, and touches on Injustice's story mode which is supposed to be more expansive than the sixteen chapter journey in the previous Mortal Kombat. With over twenty characters in the game, he discusses how they attempted to balance a good ratio between the more popular DC Comics characters while being able to bring exposure to some lesser known heroes and villains.
Check out the interview after the jump!
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Netherrealm Studio released their latest trailer for Injustice: Gods Among Us -- a DC comics fighting game -- and it revealed the newest addition to the roster: Catwoman. The trailer is full of gameplay footage that showcases her melee and whip attacks not to mention a few instances of stage interaction. Check it out after the jump.
Gamespot posted up a few short clips of Injustice: Gods Among Us from San Diego Comic-Con featuring the newly announced characters -- Cyborg and Nightwing -- fighting versus old favorites, The Flash and Superman. Check out both videos after the jump.
The latest trailer for Injustice: Gods Among Us hit the web today and features gameplay for the newly announced characters Nightwing and Cyborg. It also showcases more of the interactive stage elements and more gameplay from the previously announced characters such as Batman and The Flash. Check it out after the jump!
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Warner Bros. released a new set of screenshots for the newly announced characters, Nightwing and Cyborg. Like many other characters such as Superman and Batman, it appears Nightwing is decked out with a light-armor outfit to fit to look and feel of the game. Judging from yesterday's previews and these screenshots, it looks like his staff will be a big part of his fighting style as well.
NIGHTWING AND CYBORG SCREENSHOTS
Not much to say about Cyborg except his attire fits right in with the overall theme of the game. Check out the new screenshots at the link above!
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A bit of news is trickling out of San Diego Comic-Con as Ed Boon just announced via Twitter that both Nightwing (aka EMP Dick Grayson) and Cyborg will be joining the Injustice: Gods Among Us roster.
While official screenshots and other media have yet to be released, you can check out some grainy photos over at Gaming Everything and a short preview from The Verge.
I'm not much of a comic buff so I can't say I am that hype for either character, but maybe I'll change my mind once I see them in action. What do you think? Have you been waiting on either of these guys to join the roster or still holding out for other additions?
Maxwell McGee over at GameSpot put together a new preview for Injustice: Gods Among Us and gives us a quick rundown of the different gameplay mechanics. In short, he says the game feels a lot like Mortal Kombat in execution when you first pick it up, but after a bit of time with the game you will find some fairly major changes to set the two apart.
Hit the jump for a quick excerpt and read the rest here.
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The MK diehards at Test Your Might have been hard at work finding every detail possible surrounding NetherRealm's DC fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us. NetherRealm senior producer Adam Urbano tweeted that the game's netcode has been worked on from day 1 to avoid the initial roadblocks of Mortal Kombat 9's early days. He also noted that much of the graphics code from MK9 has been enhanced for the new game.
Giant Bomb's Jeff Gerstmann made an interesting discovery while playing the game, as he tweeted that the game will have a hold-back-to-block mechanic. This is a major departure from the standard Mortal Kombat control scheme, and could end up having a huge affect on gameplay.
Lastly, G4TV has a new interview with Ed Boon, where he shows off some more gameplay and notes that the character roster will likely reach the 20's.
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I don't think that many will argue that the tournament scene, and how big that audience is getting thanks to social media and live streaming, has a tremendous impact on the success of a modern fighting game. So it's little surprise when NetherRealm Studios, the developer behind the recently announced 3D fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us, publicly states that the game is being developed with features aimed at EVO. NRS' Ed Boon has said so in a recent preview with Kotaku. In addition, Ed says that there tournament players that are on the development team as well.
Mortal Kombat, despite having some problems early on with online play and DLC costumes, turned out amazingly well and these kinds of statements bode well for this new game. Check out the quote below or head to Kotaku for their preview.
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Those of you looking forward to NetherRealm's upcoming DC Comics fighter, Injustice: Gods Among Us, will want to check out these new screenshots. As Ed Boon talked about in his recent interview with GameSpot, they have been given a lot of creative freedom with look of the characters outfits and you'll see they have quite the Mortal Kombat-esque feel to them with the plated armor and such.
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