X360A - What happens when two superheroes get in a fight? Well assuming they don’t sit around, sipping tea and airing their mutual grievances in a calm and rational manner, then Injustice: Gods Among Us happens. Mainly because this game is all about two overpowered badasses going toe to toe until one of them is crushed into little more than a smear on the pavement. Developed by famed Mortal Kombat creators NetherRealm, you can probably expect things to get messy in Injustice, and indeed, messy it gets. Luckily some of the team were on hand at Gamescom to tidy up the carnage.
Injustice: Gods Among Us launched 10 years ago today, birthing a brand new fighting game franchise from NetherRealm Studios.
Injustice turns ten years old today, so let's look back at why it matters
10 years on from the original release of Injustice: Gods Among Us, NetherRealm's other fighting game deserves recognition.
It looks like they didn't make the same mistake as Mortal Kombat vs. DC and looking forward ot this one. Nice post dude.
Theres like no hype for this game whats going on?
Looks like the best fighter I've ever seen. I loved MKvsDC & this gens redo of MK, but the gameplay vids of this look off the hook.
When Superman slams Green Lantern through a elevator door & the camera stays focused on the exterior of the lift being battered & huge dings being made in the steel as Superman keeps hammering his opponent as the lift takes them back up 20 or so stories, the same 20 or so stories Superman smashed Lantern off & down in the 1st place.
I just wish I could be playing the game now, as having to wait until next year stinks.
There is no hype because it's a fighter.
All you do is fight. That is the problem with fighters now. Most people have evolved beyond them and they can't hold our attention anymore.
The exception is Super Smash Brothers....PSAllstars has a chance to enter that realm as well, although not with the same impact.
Think about all these other games we get to play that have fighting in them....along with another 20+ things for us to do.
I dont' hate them, and I'm glad they are made for the people that enjoy them, but they are the one genre that just " doesn't get it " when it comes to how to move on and implement new stuff that appeals to this gen.