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Ed Boon Posts July 11 Date For Sub-Zero DLC In Injustice 2
Red Hood recently made his Injustice 2 debut as the first fighter included in the Fighter Pack 1 DLC bundle, and director Ed Boon has given fans more information on when the first crossover character, Mortal Kombat's Sub-Zero, will be arriving in the game.
Boon, who is known to deliver updates to the community through social media, took to Twitter this afternoon to give a date for Sub-Zero.
Winter is coming.....in July. pic.twitter.com/DEj3QwV3G0
— Ed Boon (@noobde) June 23, 2017
Sub-Zero is the first crossover character to hit Injustice 2. NetherRealm has teased that Raiden might make an appearance in a future DLC bundle by posting a seemingly obvious silhouette in the Fighter Pack 1 trailer.
Fighter Pack 1 also features Red Hood (already out) and Starfire. Scorpion set the precedent for Mortal Kombat crossover characters in the Injustice series by way of DLC in the first game.
[Source: Ed Boon on Twitter]
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