Samsung announces Batman-themed Galaxy S7 Edge Injustice Edition

Rachel Hardy | May 31, 2016, 7:20

Samsung has announced the launch of its new Injustice edition of the Galaxy S7 Edge. The same can be said of the rest of their themed smartphone lineup, but it looks like that's going to change with the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Injustice Edition.

We're coming up to the three year anniversary of the mobile game Injustice: Gods Among Us, and to celebrate the occasion Samsung has teamed up with Warner Bros.

More important for Samsung than beating the iPhone 6s with the Galaxy S7 Edge is its budget lineup which is responsible for its status as the largest phone maker in the world. The Batman seal is located on the back and the box also includes a distinct Gear VR headset that's loaded with Oculus VR content vouchers. The limited edition Galaxy S7 edge is based on Batman, one of the game's central characters.

However, it does seem odd that Samsung would be announcing the Injustice Gods Among Us version, especially when the game was announced a long time back.

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There are no official announcements yet from Samsung about the Galaxy S8 and S8 Edge. The smartphone will only be available in a few regions including China, Singapore, Korea, Latin America and Russian Federation. Slap a bat logo on it, add a touch of gold, and the allure of a semi-exclusive release, and boy, you've got yourself a glorious piece of kit.

Don't forget to drop by our comments section too and let us know what you think of the smartphone.

The Galaxy S7 bears a 16-megapixel rear camera, and an 8-megapixel front camera - both with f/1.9 aperture. Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) will be powered by a quad-core processor (1.2GHz), 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage capacity (expandable via microSD slot).

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