NetherRealm Studios News

The DC universe brawler Injustice: Gods Among Us hit shelves yesterday, and developer NetherRealm Studios has already taken the wraps off its first DLC character, the maniacally self-centered offworlder, Lobo.

The DC Comics brawler Injustice: Gods Among Us releases next week so it is time for a launch trailer, with all the heroes and villains taking their best shots at each other. But don't be surprised if you can't figure out the good guys from bad guys. Of course, that's the way...

The iOS version of Injustice: Gods Among Us brings a distinct style to the mobile fighting realm that's worth trying out. Unfortunately, several free-to-play tropes prove to be this game's Kryptonite.

A screenshot of the Injustice: Gods Among Us roster shows Ares and Killer Frost on the villains side, just days after the two were revealed by Xbox Live Marketplace items.

Developed by the same team that worked on Batman: Arkham City Lockdown, the iOS version of NetherRealm's brawler is a "completely custom experience" for mobile.

The Injustice demo will include three characters and one stage to play through.

NetherRealm is developing an iOS version of Injustice: Gods Among Us.

Ooh, I don't know, these comic books today, introducing new characters like there's no tomorrow. Why can't we stick with the characters we all know and love, like Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man, Krypto the Superdog, and Matter-Eater Lad. No, no, we need to introduce new people...

The first DLC expansion for NetherRealm's upcoming superhero fighting game adds zombies to the roster.

A dev diary for Injustice: Gods Among Us details the newly announced "Red Son" pre-order bonus, taking cues from a 2003 mini-series in which Superman lands in Soviet Russia instead of Kansas.

The roster for Injustice: Gods Among Us just keeps getting bigger. Now, Warner Bros. has unveiled Sinestro and Hawkgirl as playable characters in NetherRealm Studios' upcoming beat 'em up next month.

Injustice: Gods Among Us already has a pretty strong roster of good guys and villains punching and kicking each other, but Warner Bros has expanded it with the reveal of Aquaman as a combatant.

"What if our greatest heroes became our greatest threat?" What could possibly cause all these heroes (and villains) to go all Mortal Kombat on each other?

The superhero fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us finally will be battling its way to consoles on April 16, publisher Warner Bros. has announced. It has also revealed a new Fight Stick for fighting game aficionados who have an extra $150 lying around.