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			POSTED 17/4/13
 
  INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US
 
 WB Games
 PS3 (also on Xbox 360, Wii U)
 
 
  
			 
			
			We’ve 
			never trusted aliens ’round these parts. 
 From wanting to 
			crush, kill, destroy us in Plan 9, Independence Day,
			Mars Attack-ack-ack-ack-s! and more, to even 
			supposedly cuddly ET managing to bring Atari to its knees (causing 
			another form of crush, kill, destroy in New Mexico), they’re 
			bastards.
 
 Despite all his rah-rah, pop-poms a-go-go, “Woo 
			USA!” posturing, Superman’s also an alien. Which, naturally, means 
			we’ve always known that he can’t be trusted – and he’s certainly 
			started showing his right prick colours. Nobody believed us. Well, 
			who’s laughing now, huh?!
 
 Of course, the Joker’s the one 
			laughing now, having drugged Supes into submission enough to make 
			him do a bad, bad thing, after which the Joker stopped laughing – 
			and the alien who never worked out where his undies should go done 
			did it. Then he shed his Joy Division phase to start a New Order... 
			cue multi-universal fun!
 
 From the Mortal Kombat 
			people, Injustice is a Batman-heavy collision of that 
			revered fighter – OTT special moves and all - with the DC Comics 
			universe. You can dive straight in as any of 12 goodies or 12 
			baddies (assuming we can count proper-like) in one-off bouts or 
			series’ thereof, or storm a story mode with cutscenes that don’t 
			shit you while awaiting more biffo.
 
 Anybody who’s ever 
			assailed MK will know each character’s move set is huge, and 
			mastery is vital for progression. It’s similar here – to do real 
			good-like you’ll need to go beyond mashing buttons more furiously 
			than Grandmaster Flash’s cohortical quintet. Mind you, stupify the 
			skill level downwards and even the hyper-inept will still enjoy.
 
 If you dig on deep fighting games and DC you’ve got everything 
			here, but even if you’re only into one or the other there’s heaps to 
			worship – fan service oozes from every pixel. Hate both and, well, 
			suffer, ’cos we think Injustice is super (thanks for 
			asking!).
 
 
     
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