Similarly, characters with the super strength power can lift certain environmental objects to create new pathways or throw them to begin a kill attempt. If you're reeling at the idea of Batman saving up robo-bucks to buy a souped-up version of the gun that killed his mum and dad, then you're probably a DC fan. In Infinite Crisis, you're quite likely to build Joe Chill's Revolver on Batman.

In League of Legends, then, you might build an Infinity Edge on Tryndamere. In both games, you're likely to go for an attack damage and critical hit item on characters designated 'attack damage carries'-those who endeavour to buff up their regular attacks rather than relying on damage from powerful spells or abilities. It's a close analogue for that game's Infinity Edge, and this mirrors Infinite Crisis' debt to League in general. If Joe Chill's Revolver sounds familiar, you're probably a League of Legends fan.

It'll cost you 4000 credits to get there, and that means killing robots that march down mirrored lanes from each team's fortified base towards the centre of the map. Its fourth-tier upgrade, Deadly, increases critical damage by 50%. In Infinite Crisis, Joe Chill's Revolver offers bonus attack damage and critical hit chance. Nonetheless, firearm-brandishing Chill is one of the DC universe's founding images and that's reason enough to shoehorn a reference to him into a MOBA.

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