Fans Really Don’t Like The Joker’s Look In ‘Injustice 2,’ But They Can All Agree He Looks Better Than Jared Leto


Injustice 2‘s May 16th release date is fast approaching, and with each passing day, it seems like we’re getting another member of the roster revealed or a cool highlight reel showing off the moves of DC’s massive collection of fighters. The first game from the makers of Mortal Kombat was fantastic. It blended the multi-stage environmental destruction of the MK series with DC’s most popular characters, while wrapped in the narrative of a fantastic story. It was a Win Burrito, and DC, NetherRealm Studios, and Warner Bros. know this. That’s why we’re back for more.

Too bad Joker had a friggin’ hole blown through his chest at the end of the first game (it’s not a spoiler alert if it’s been out for years and years) and now he looks like a guy who is doing a bad job cosplaying as Jared Leto’s take on the Joker in Suicide Squad. Fans aren’t happy.

https://twitter.com/KissMyGoldfish/status/858812439017779203

https://twitter.com/ka_mackinnon/status/858809560043147264

For the record, there is NOTHING wrong with the following:

Back to our regularly featured haterade:
https://twitter.com/planetofammmar/status/858799227966808064

And probably the most damning observation:

This might absolve the developers from the cries of “lame” from fans — you can wear Batman’s mask (probably thanks to the multiverse this game takes place in):

So that’s cool, right? Joker’s still cool? He might even be Jason Todd!



from Real Stories – UPROXX http://uproxx.com/gaming/joker-injustice-2-look-backlash/
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