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Following an Xbox 360 avatar costume reveal and some other online clues, WB and NetherRealm have cut loose with footage of the last-to-be-revealed playable fighters, Killer Frost and Ares, pummeling each other in Injustice: Gods Among Us... Read More ...

Even with the April 16 release of Injustice: Gods Among Us just weeks away, there are still two playable combatants yet to be formally revealed in NetherRealm's fighting game lineup. Big as the DC Comics universe is, it seems like almost anyone could join the current cast of two dozen heroes and villains including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Lex Luthor, The Joker and others, but from the looks

By now most fans have seen their share of Injustice: Gods Among Us clashes, but far less footage of the game's single player campaigns that go beyond mere mortal kcombat. NetherRealm's new DC fighting game will task players with all sorts of side missions under the familiar "S.T.A.R. Labs" banner, though, putting them in control of heroes, villains, and an assortment of noncombatants in

Injustice: Gods Among Us just got a lot more demonic with the addition of Raven as a playable character. The Teen Titan (or in this game's context, an older, just plain Titan?) can be seen kicking the snot out of Catwoman in the latest trailer for NetherRealm's upcoming DC fighting game...

With the Injustice: Gods Among Us Battle Arena social media campaign rolling out in-game fighting footage and associated character reveals it's easy to lose sight of one of the most important facts associated with the DC Comics fighting game: Lex Luthor is a huge jerk...

The weekly Injustice: Gods Among Us Battle Arena Weekly Match-Up videos usually serve as straightforward community-engagement pieces, but this time around there was a fairly substantial reveal: Sinestro and Hawkgirl will be playable characters in the upcoming NetherRealm fighting game...

We've been getting glimpses into the dystopian timeline that awaits players in NetherRealm's upcoming DC fighting game, Injustice: Gods Among Us, but until today, the key Aquaman fan demographic has gone largely ignored. But no more! IGN has unveiled a new trailer explaining the King of Atlantis' role in the grim world that's coming and giving fans a chance to see his fighting skills in battles wi

Readers of DC's digital Injustice: Gods Among Us comic book prequel have already begun piecing together the tragedy that turns Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and the rest of the Justice League against each other, but NetherRealm's new story trailer provides a proper video game look at just what happened to transform the DCU downright dystopic...

Aside from the 2008 release of Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, DC Comics fans haven't had many gaming outlets to play out their superhero fighting fantasies (nothing since 1995's Justice League Taskforce, really). All that's about to change with the release of NetherRealm Studios' upcoming Injustice: Gods Among Us, however...