Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League First Appearance Outfits Leaked

It seems that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is going to offer an outfit set showing the Squad in their original costumes as a pre-order bonus.

Just a few days ago, Rocksteady showed off a first in-depth look at Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League during Sony's first State of Play event, giving our best look yet at its looter-shooter Gameplay. The second half of the showcase put a lot of focus on the Game's customisation elements (including gear score, much to everyone's annoyance), including showing a bunch of costumes that the team can wear.

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Some of the outfits shown off included Arkham Asylum straightjackets, suits inspired by other heroes, and even some that call back to each character's History, like Captain Boomerang having the costume he wore in his first appearance. Don't worry if you're not a Boomer fan, though, as it looks like every anti-hero is going to be getting an outfit calling back to their beginnings.

As reported by ArkhamVideos on Twitter and originally spotted by ElianTmz, the Spanish version of the official Gameplay trailer has a few seconds of extra footage that don't appear in the English version. Right towards the end of the video, the screen flashes and shows the Squad in their original appearance outfits, confirming that they all have their own.

We've already seen Captain Boomerang's origin outfit, but we get a good look at the rest of the Squad in the image. Deadshot has his legendary chrome dome, King Shark is looking mighty fine in a singlet, and Harley Quinn's is easily the best of the bunch with the Animated Series callback.

Since the outfits only get shown for a second or two and have no text explaining why they're hidden at the end, the general assumption right now is that this outfit set is going to be a pre-order bonus. With nothing to go off of, it's not clear if it'll be earnable in-Game without a pre-order, but considering it was shown in the showcase it seems likely that it won't be exclusive.

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