Injustice 2: Legendary Edition - PlayStation 4

To be honest, I really have no complaints. It came with no scratches or any other issues. It looked and played like a brand new game right out of the store.

Continuation to the original game, was fun to play

The media could not be loaded. I can say I disliked maybe one thing about the game and that would be the story is 3-4 hours long.So in essence the story is real short.I am playing the game on my PS5.The game is great aside from the short story.

This is not as good as the first game but I give it four stars.

The game is 100 percent on the disc no internet required there is one small update but its most likely small bug fixes I 100 percent recommend this game it’s fun it plays well and like I said everything is on the disc

Ok, so I have seen plenty of conflicting reviews here stating that a used copy of this Legendary Edition game does not include the additional content because it is not new. I decided to roll the dice on a 13.00 used copy vs a 23.00 new copy to see if the extra content is included. Well, glad to report it is. All the extra characters and locations are here. There is no code to redeem and it only requires the game to be installed and an update to add the additional content. I was confused at first as when I first loaded the game, it installed and booted up normally and the extra character slots were still unavailable. I noticed that after about 10 minutes the extra characters were playable and they seemed to be downloading. There really was not any indication that there was additional content that was downloading but sure enough I would check back and see more and more characters and locations were becoming playable. Save yourself a few bucks and buy used if it is still available. The cost for this used edition here on amazon is less than buying just the DLC if you already own the game.

I’ve been enjoying MK11, and I wanted to play this because it looked the same game, but with DC characters. Although they’re very similar, they don’t control the same. If you’re used to MK11, you’re going to struggle with the blocking and amplified moves. Also the controls feel stiff and delayed compared to MK11. Another problem is that the camera doesn’t move as intelligently as the MK11 one does. You’ll notice this in fights where your characters move apart and then come close again. Probably felt innovative when it came out, but playing it now feels like a step backward. I did like the DC storyline and felt like it was better than the DC cinematic universe.

I like this game because it has a good storyline, and it plays well. It has good customization, too.Written by 16-year-old kid.