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Ed Boon Wants To Know Who You Want To See In Injustice: Gods Among Us
Ed Boon, the head of NetherRealm studios and creator of Mortal Kombat, recently a tweeted a link to a poll he is conducting to find what characters players want to see next in Injustice: Gods Among Us.
The poll is unofficial, and in way does it represent who NetherRealm will be able to add to the roster. It seems like Boon just has a general curiosity.
If you head here, you can take part in the vote. Your choices are: Blue Beetle, Doctor Fate, Powergirl, Red Hood (Jason Todd version), Static Shock, Swamp Thing, and Zatanna.
Who would U most want to see as a DLC character in INJUSTICE: Gods Among Us? Click here to (unofficially) vote: surveymonkey.com/s/BZCM3BS
— Ed Boon (@noobde) May 10, 2013
We recently interviewed Boon shortly after the release of Injustice about getting away from Mortal Kombat and what life is like after leaving Midway. You can also head here to read our review of Injustice.
[Via: Joystiq]
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