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Harley Quinn And Deadshot Confirmed For Injustice 2

WB and NetherRealm have just released another promotional trailer for next year's Injustice 2 containing a pair of character reveals which Batman fans will likely be pleased by. Returning from the first Injustice will be Joker's iconic right-hand girl Harley Quinn, and the well-armed assassin Deadshot will make his first playable appearance in the series as well.
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WB and NetherRealm have just released another promotional trailer for next year’s Injustice 2 containing a pair of character reveals which Batman fans will likely be pleased by. Returning from the first Injustice will be Joker’s iconic right-hand girl Harley Quinn, and the well-armed assassin Deadshot will make his first playable appearance in the series as well.

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It seems almost certain that this announcement has been timed to come soon after Suicide Squad hit theaters, since the film marks the first big-screen appearances of both characters. Quinn’s redesign in particular feels like a mixture of Margot Robbie’s portrayal and elements from Rocksteady’s Arkham series. Her moves will include bats, mallets, guns, dynamite, and even killer hyenas.

Deadshot appears to have a mix of hard-hitting melee attacks and projectiles from his wrist-mounted guns, giving a similar vibe to fellow assassin Deathstroke from the original game. The trailer also showcases at the 30-second mark what looks to be some examples of the sequel’s new Gear System, displaying a few different outfits for Quinn that can also modify how she plays.

Injustice 2 is schedule to hit PlayStation 4 and Xbox One some time in 2017, along with a mobile version for Android and iOS.


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