No, pretty sure they just announced the Season pass for the game which includes the four characters they will have for DLC.

Kal El's rocket lands Russia, he grows up to be a Communist Superman, and is absolutely RUTHLESS let's put it this way Russians look to BATMAN for help. The American government funds Lex's research on how to beat "The Red Son" but the attempts are a universal disaster with one failed experiement resulting in Bizarro.

Some big FGC (Fighting Game Community, for the people that don't know) players named Sabin and Nerdjosh got some time with the game and Sabin took the time to write some notes out.

Kinda makes me a little excited, to be honest.

That sounds good. At least they aren't bashing it.

It's honestly maybe my last videogame purchase of this hardware generation, and maybe games for a while. I've got such a strong collection of games to keep playing that I'm not really excited for what's next.

I'm just hoping that the scene for Injustice won't be as insular as the MK scene is.

can we get a website to where we/I can read this in more detail?

thanks!

Look up Injustice PAX on YouTube and there's a great breakdown of the game, the modes and lots of info. Worth the watch....

And how are you not buying the Deadpool game when it comes out?


I am getting Injustice for Xbox for sure. Have started getting all of my comic games there.

This game does indeed look cool as heck.


BTW, what is a season pass for a game?

http://www.eventhubs.com/news/injustice-gods-among-us/

Right there, sir. They also have news feeds for a bunch of other fighting games.

I know it's heresy to say this, but...I'm not really a Deadpool fan.

Killer Frost and Ares highly look to be in the mix! Thanks Event hubs!

I wondered if we'd get a cold-based villain a la subzero. I was hoping for Captain Cold though.

So, here's a question that I've been throwing around in my head; when this game comes out, how many people that are interested in it are going to get into the competitive side of the game? Like, how many are going to go to local tournaments and how many are going to put the time in to get better? Like, my main concern is that the scene for Injustice aren't going to be willing to try other games of the genre. At least that's how the MK scene tends to be. They just play MK and that's it.

My "tournament scene" for fighting games is my buddies, a couch, and some beers. We don't go in far beyond that.

Plus, I honestly don't know where in Columbus people would have the game set up for public play.