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JPS Writes: "Following up on the fantastic Mortal Kombat 9, Netherrealm decided to once again take on the DC Universe. However, this time it was not a crossover game but rather a standalone game titled Injustice: Gods Among Us, which received its own companion comic series. As with the new Mortal Kombat, Ed Boon and Netherrealm worked to craft a compelling story mode that is great for both fans of DC Comics and just fighting games in general. Injustice: Gods Among Us surprised us all with a two earths concept in the game that was not hinted at prior to release, where one has Superman killing the Joker after being fooled into killing Lois and their unborn child."

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Josh from Bag of Games writes "This years wealth of phenomenal titles undeniably left gamers with an ever-increasing back log of great experiences to consume well after 2014s inevitable arrival, with highly anticipated releases like The Last of Us, Grand Theft Auto V, Bioshock Infinite, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and Tomb Raider pushing our current-gen consoles to the absolute limit before their next-gen counterparts predictably steal our undivided attention. But amongst the hidden gems, undiscovered masterpieces, and underappreciated sleeper hits populating our chosen systems lies the infamous bargain bin scrapers, games so unbelievably horrendous and downright disappointing that they completely shatter the expectations of gamers and the respectability of interactive entertainment as a whole. From ugly cash-grabbing movie tie-ins to poorly-crafted original experiences, the Bag of Games team has painfully journeyed through this years most atrocious titles; emerging bruised, batter...

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Push Square: "Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition is packed to the brim with content, and subsequently earns its name with ease. While theres plenty for hardcore fighting fans to etch out of the release, its still not quite as deep as the likes of Street Fighter but anything that it lacks in depth, it more than makes up for in accessibility. It doesnt make as much use of the PS4s added horsepower as it probably should, but if you missed out on the original or really enjoyed the title first time around then this will prove a heroic addition to your new consoles collection."

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New FAQs and walkthroughs added

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Injustice: Gods Among Us - Best Fighting Game 2013

Platform(s): PC, PS3, Wii U, Xbox 360, PS4*, Xbox One*, PS Vita* (*Ultimate Edition)
Publisher: Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment
Developer: NetherRealm Studios

NetherRealm’s highly successful Mortal Kombat reboot enjoyed this award back in 2011 for many of the same reasons Injustice: Gods Among Us earned this year’s nod: the combat is nearly flawless in its balancing, there are so many characters, special attacks, and combos to choose from, and the story mode reinvents how fighting game stories are told with its epic scale and presentation.

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Masoud of DualShockers writes: "There has been a slew of Injustice: Gods Among Us DLC, including news characters, new costumes, and new S.T.A.R. Labs Missions. Like I said in my Injustice review, the game clearly had a DLC-heavy future, but theres still some packs hardcore comic fans like myself have been waiting to see. So to have a little fun, Ive explored a few other stories or ideas that could lend themselves well to new costumes and characters."

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Masoud of DualShockers writes: "There has been a slew of Injustice: Gods Among Us DLC, including news characters, new costumes, and new S.T.A.R. Labs Missions. Like I said in my Injustice review, the game clearly had a DLC-heavy future, but theres still some packs hardcore comic fans like myself have been waiting to see. So to have a little fun, Ive explored a few other stories or ideas that could lend themselves well to new costumes and characters."