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This is according to GamesBeat’s Jeff Grubb who revealed in a recent episode of his Giantbomb series, Grubbsnax that sources have suggested that WB Games’ current fighting game developer is working on Mortal Kombat 12. It seems that WB Games developer, NetherRealm Studios is apparently focusing more on developing the next Mortal Kombat game rather than the next Injustice game.
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