The Batman ending arguably leads to more options. Mortal Kombat 11 introduced time travel to the franchise, so Injustice 3 is more likely to offer something new. Gods Among Us already did that, however, and NetherRealm isn’t known for repeating old storylines. If Superman wins, the game will probably involve Batman and the Insurgents rising up one more time against the One-Earth Regime. The story of Injustice 3 depends largely on whichever ending NetherRealm decides is canon. If the player chooses Batman, Brainiac is kept alive a while longer, Superman is depowered and banished to the Phantom Zone, and Supergirl joins the newly reformed Justice League.
If the player chooses Superman, Clark Kent reinstates his Regime, restores the cities, eliminates Brainiac, and blackmails Supergirl into potentially defecting from Batman’s side. Injustice 2 concludes with another overdue civil war with Brainiac captured, the two parties scuffle among themselves trying to decide on the best course of action.
His desire to colonize Earth forces Batman to release the Last Son of Krypton (and his One-Earth cohorts) for a temporary alliance, realizing Brainiac couldn’t be defeated without Superman’s assistance. The second game introduces Brainiac to the Injustice universe. The first game ends with Batman enlisting the help of the Justice League’s alternate-universe equivalents and the Man of Steel being escorted to his jail cell in kryptonite-imbued chains. Being his longest and most trusted friend, Bruce Wayne initially tries to redeem Clark when that fails, he resorts to more assaultive measures to take him down, much to the irritation of Superman, who still sees Batman as his very dear friend and the best of his former allies. The storyline is basically a video game sequel to a slew of comic books released concurrently in 2013 it featured Batman and his struggling band of rebel misfits trying to outwit Superman at every turn, only to lose ad nauseam. Clark Kent shed his moral restraints after the Joker played a cruel “prank” that resulted in Lois Lane’s death Superman punched a hole through the Clown Prince of Crime’s chest Fatality-style and has only slaughtered more since. The first Injustice, aptly taglined Gods Among Us, showcased an evil Superman taking over the planet as its one sovereign, flanked by superpowered villains and heroes that happen to share his autocratic inclinations. Entertainment insider Daniel Richtman posits NetherRealm is playing hard to get on purpose, and that Injustice 3 is indeed already in the works.
#Injustice 3 release movie#
movie that came out recently, but offered zero updates on a third Injustice installment. NetherRealm released Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate Edition last year and green-lit a live-action Warner Bros. The last Injustice game came out in 2017. And now NetherRealm hopes to do the same with Injustice, channeling decades of inexhaustible lore into an entirely new parallel universe of DC characters. Boon has cultivated a rich legacy of complex, rated-R fighters with the enduring success of Mortal Kombat, beating out Tekken, Soul Calibur, Virtua Fighter, and Dead or Alive as the only fitting analog to Capcom’s long history of fast-paced 2D PvPs. With 29 years’ worth of moneymakers under its Johnny Cage belt, Ed Boon’s NetherRealm Studios is an arcade fighting game grandmaster. Injustice: Gods Among Us proved Marvel characters aren’t the only spandex-wearing comic book crusaders pliable enough to top-bill a fighting game, and with two installments already killing it, fans want more. See The Best Batman Villains In New Gotham Knights Video
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