Always solid druff!

I have waited a long time, since my 40 - 50 is just too much for a videogame. Yesterday I slammed at Gamestop. 29 I paid, this is an acceptable price in my opinion, I do not want simply to spend more. But now the game:

The trailers have moved me from the beginning and since Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii I had no Beat'm up more in his hands. So it should be Injustice for PS3.

Packing:
Game unpacked and first disillusionment is made wide: No manual and no turning cover. The turn of the cover I can get over yet, but that is not accompanied by instructions I find is simply outrageous. The only thing included is the usual wiping that I need to consult a doctor before playing, so I do not get spastic seizures while gambling, is not liable for the Warner Bros. ... That's all! Seriously? Seriously!
Regardless Disc downloaded pure and first a 900MB patch. Said and done. Immediately the story mode is selected (default difficulty level is "normal" and ill-gotten in the face. Moooooooment! Story?

Story:
The introductory video sequence looked sadly only half as nice as I had hoped. The story is at first somewhat confusing and difficult to understand for me.
SPOILER WARNING DANGER:

There is a parallel universe in which Superman powerful skin as Earth dictator on the plaster. Our superheroes are channeled via wormhole in the parallel universe to the rebels to provide assistance. Hence the statement "What if our greatest heroes would suddenly become our greatest threat?"

SPOILER END.

The story is told funny, partly a little confused, but I am very glad that there is at least one, it is finally a fighting game. Far more interesting than the stories in Soul Calibur eg
The fight introductions are in my opinion, very nicely done. No challenge ala "SUPERMAN BATMAN WÖÖÖÖÖÖRRSSÖÖÖÖÖSS" does not exist. Here initiation take the characters with cool sayings.

Gameplay:
During the first campaign I realized as I got properly on your face. Here I did not have an integrated in the story tutorial. Via Button Mashing I won the first and second fight. I finished the story mode and switched to the training mode and then in the Tutorial Mode. Here all attacks, throws, block techniques and special moves and combos are explained and the players they have to imitate. Very well done.
The combos I noticed sometimes very difficult. To be honest, I've never played a game in the series Mortal Kombat, as I said the last Super Smash Bros. was for the Wii and before Soul Calibur for the first Xbox. The combos must be carried out in an insane speed to become active. Especially special moves as Left, Right, Triangle has felt are running incredibly fast. I was hoping I could play this game with my girlfriend, but when she saw how fast I hammered on the pad, she lowered her gaze back to her book.
For a newbie like me, the Button Mashing is usual, the control is initially extremely difficult. However, this challenge is not frustrating, quite the contrary. Each Special Move / Combo looks incredibly cool and draws neat damage. The brief feeling of success makes so addictive. But I recommend every newcomer to complete the tutorial mode before beginning story.

Special features:
Each character has their own special moves and combos. Performed properly bring these neat damage on the enemy and are an absolute feast for the eyes. When fully charged Super Bar a super mega special hit squad Move is possible, which is accompanied by a fantastic video sequence. If the Joker as a cake conjures out of his pocket and his opponent raises in the face, only to give it then to scratch with a knife and to shoot with a gun in his face and as if that was not enough to fire a bazooka in the face at the end with the words "Wake up", then that's great cinema for me.
The Stage transitions I did not know until then. With a powerful kick can be the counterparty to pass through the stage limits, which is accompanied again by a saucoole video sequence and makes powerful damage. You end up then in a new section of the Stage, which provides a lot of variety.
The beautifully-designed stages allow plenty of creativity: So you can throw almost the entire backdrop to the opponent by pressing R1 in your face.
Another new feature is the so-called Wager Mode: Here, everyone has a certain proportion of his super power "bet", the computer decides who wins the bet, as always accompanied by a nice video sequence. The winner will receive an additional life energy, the loser loses life energy.

Graphics & Sound:
The gameplay graphics are nice to look at and also the scenery looks chic. Video sequences could look better, but that's probably bitching at a high level. No stuttering or otherwise.
I play the game in German and find synchronization very successful. Especially the Joker I find excellent. The voice is always very consistent and positive contribution to the overall impression. Except for the voice of Ares. The sounds simple just ridiculous.

Conclusion:
Injustice is a real challenge for me. The mastery of the various combos is in my opinion a real tough nut to crack and that's what makes a lot of fun. The story is not particularly noteworthy, but good, unfortunately, as so often in these games a little short. But for the story mode you should such a game did not buy. It's great fun to compete against a friend and mutually pursue the Köppe. Arschgeile video sequences complete the whole. (If you say today arschgeil?)
Finally, only one thing left to say: Injustice is a very cool fighting game with a strong story and a great multiplayer. From me a strong buy recommendation for anyone who has anything in this genre in his collection. Those who prefer the buttons beaten when his opponent is better served with a Tekken or Soul Calibur.
Although, maybe I'll buy even Tekken. Take a look.

From me clear 5 Stars.