Injustice: DC comics fighting game coming

[Postman Dave]

The superheroes and villains of DC Comics are returning to the world of fighting games, as Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today announced Injustice: Gods Among Us for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii U.

Set for release in 2013, the game will feature a pantheon of DC staples, with the currently revealed roster already including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Harley Quinn, and Solomon Grundy. The storyline will involve the traditional breakdown of DC's good guys and bad guys being blurred, as the initial trailer poses the question, "What if our greatest heroes became our greatest threat?"

Development on Injustice is being handled by NetherRealm Studios, best known as the outfit behind the Mortal Kombat series of games. The team at NetherRealm already has experience adapting the DC universe to fighting games, having created Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe in November 2008, just months before then-publisher Midway went bankrupt and was eventually acquired by WBIE.

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Could be fun, will want to play the game before making a judgment though.

 

[Sabretooth]

Why Solomon Grundy?

 

[Castiel]

Why Solomon Grundy?

Why not? He's been a major villain and shows that they will have diversity in the fighters with giants like him.

Sounds amazing to me! I never bothered with DCU vs MK but I just love the characters themselves so much that I would want to play this.

 

[Sabretooth]

Grundy isn't a major villain. Joker, Penguin, Ridder, Two Face are major villains.

 

[Fuji Vice]

Grundy isn't a major villain. Joker, Penguin, Ridder, Two Face are major villains.

Grundy's been around in comics in one form or another for nearly as long as those guys, plus he's a huge beast, so why not include him? Besides, it says its "including" him. That doesn't mean the other people you mentioned won't be included as well. For the record, I don't even play video games, but anything with Solomon Grundy born on a Monday sounds like a bitchin' game to me. The character rules.