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Injustice 2
This week brings us two Injustice trailers, one showing off a new character everyone's been dying to see, and another showing off a mode we've been curious to learn more about.
The first trailer reveals the Joker, who looks quite different this time around. Rather than take cues from the look he had in Batman: The Animated Series, Injustice 2's iteration of the character looks more like Jared Leto's take on the character in the recent Suicide Squad film. Still, he looks like a properly sadistic and fun character. The move where the fake "BANG!" flag that pops out of his gun turns into a real bullet is pretty clever.
IGN also has extensive gameplay of Injustice 2's new Multiverse, which seems to be the game's equivalent to Mortal Kombat X's Living Towers mode, which offered players a way to keep playing against computer opponents and earn rewards. This time around, players select missions that have them engage in short storylines across multiple fights, with each fight building up a character's experience and gear. You can watch a rundown of how the mode will work below.
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