In Injustice 2, there are at least two nods to Elm Street. One is in the Scarecrow’s gear, an obvious reference to the Fredora worn by the Springwood Slasher. The other? It's an Easter egg that only Fred-Heads wouldpick up on.

The heroes of Injustice 2 will be joined soon by the latest addition to the roster, a strange visitor from another planet who happens to be powered by Earth’s yellow sun. It’s not Krypto the superdog (DAMMIT!) but rather the Teen Titan known as Starfire. Or Coriander Koriand’r to her friends.

What if you wanted a character that was easy to master and quick on his feetin a fighting game? If you’re playing Injustice 2, then such a character has just arrived in that scene. A character who is simply the coolest. Pun intended, no regrets and come at me bro

The ultimate Batman V Superman simulator is getting one hell of an update based on weeks of feedback since it launched and made us believe that a man could indeed fly when punched into orbit by a Kryptonian solar-god with delusions of grandeur. Here's what's changing in Injustice 2.

This week’s Injustice 2 Multiverse challenge is a great one that I’m cranking away on. Boot up the Multiverse and head to “The War To End All Wars” and you’ll be able to battle it out for Wonder Woman movie gear. The ladders all lead to a culmination with Cheetah, and each one adds level-specific gear to your arsenal based on Gal Gadot’s gladiatorial outfit to your armory.

Deadshot might soon have some competition in Injustice 2, as the gun-toting Red Hood is about to make an appearance in the first batch of DLC fighters due for release next month. The former Robin has the skills to pay the bills, judging by the trailer that Warner Bros. released yesterday at the Combobreaker tournament, detailing Jason Todd-5’s general skills, meter burns and his super. Check it out.

A week after launch and the playing field has already begun showing a few clear favourites in Injustice. Here’s the current list of the top ten Injustice 2 characters for online play, which happen to be mostly metahuman gods and mentally-damaged billionaire playboy philanthropists with issues.

Injustice 2’s early facial animation felt like a low-budget sequel to Face-Off. The animations were stiff, the expressions were downright weird and the end result was jarring, to say the least. The backlash from that early look might have been the best thing to ever happen because the game that released last week has the kind of facial animation that would put LA Noire to shame.