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Michael Ajibade of TheKoalition writes: By now, most of you have already hit the labs in NetherRealm Studios' latest hit, Injustice: Gods Among Us. News of the first DLC character was slightly delayed due to the events that happened in Boston, but we now know that fan favourite and DC powerhouse anti-hero Lobo will be joining the cast of playable characters. That leaves three yet declared characters to be delivered to the Injustice community in the first season (I call it that since there is a deal to get the first four characters for the price of three via a "Season Pass"). Or does it? Have the remaining DLC characters been discovered?

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IGN's Greg Miller wants to be good at fighting games, but it's not going so well.

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Ben Dan from www.hardreset.co.uk break down Injustice Gods Among Us and discuss if Netherrealms latest fighter deserves to be called super.

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GameArena: "Injustice probably won't be making the pro-fighting game circuits any time soon, but it's an important fighter nonetheless. The team at NetherRealm actively tried to bring something new to the fighting game arena (haw) and their increased emphasis on environmental play did exactly that. It doesn't match the level of finesse exhibited in their first game, but Injustice is still a stellar example of writing - especially in a fighting game - and with Story mode, Arcade mode, Versus matches and the STARS Labs it offers a ludicrously large amount of value for money."

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The positives far out-way any complaints we had about the game. Being able to use the environment as a weapon depending on which character to play with was a huge bonus and added to the overall fun factor of Injustice Gods Among Us. As far as fighting games go in 2013 Injustice Gods Among Us is clearly the winner thus far competitors like Capcom and Namco Bandai have much to live up to going into the nex-next generation of gaming consoles.

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GameArena: "Injustice probably won't be making the pro-fighting game circuits any time soon, but it's an important fighter nonetheless. The team at NetherRealm actively tried to bring something new to the fighting game arena (haw) and their increased emphasis on environmental play did exactly that. It doesn't match the level of finesse exhibited in their first game, but Injustice is still a stellar example of writing - especially in a fighting game - and with Story mode, Arcade mode, Versus matches and the STARS Labs it offers a ludicrously large amount of value for money."

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Fez just celebrated a year since it's release on XBLA, to mark the occasion creator Phil Fish announced that the game has sole 200,000 copies. Phil has of course not been shy about his issues with Microsoft and their XBLA platform, we discuss some of his issues and why we think Fez should be ported to just about every platform possible. Nintendo had another Nintendo Direct broadcast this past week, during which they announced some release dates as well as unveiling a surprise in the form of a sequel to Link to the Past. Amongst the excitement we talk about how Nintendo treats it's core franchises. Injustice: Gods Among Us is the big release this week, Chris played it for review, so we grill him about it to see what NetherRealm have done to differentiate their Superhero brawler from Mortal Kombat.

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Greg Miller sucks at fighting games -- but he wants to be good at Injustice: Gods Among Us. Can Destin Legarie help?