Captain America 2 Will Shoot in Cleveland

While Iron Man 3 and Thor 2 branched out to North Carolina and England (respectively), Captain America 2 will hang back and set up camp in Ohio where some of Marvel's The Avengers was shot.

According to Coming Soon (via the Greater Cleveland Film Commission), Joe and Anthony Russo's Captain America: The Winter Soldier will be shooting about 40 percent of its footage in Cleveland. That's the same city Joss Whedon used as a double for most of the New York final battle sequence in Avengers, which suggests that Cap 2 will likely also take place (at least partially) in NYC. Of course, the rest of production will probably relocate to Marvel's sound stages in California.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier stars Chris Evans, and is scheduled to begin filming in February.

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Injustice Collector’s Edition Announced

WB Interactive has announced the Injustice: Gods Among Us Collector’s Edition. Set to arrive in April 2013, the set will be available for $99.99 in North America and includes the following:

• Exclusive 13” DC Collectibles statue featuring Batman and Wonder Woman in the Fortress of Solitude
• Digital download of DC animated film Justice League: Doom
• Three exclusive Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman based on their designs in The New 52
• Special Collector's Edition of a brand new DC Comics series

Injustice is a DC character fighting game from NetherRealm Studios, the creators of Mortal Kombat. Characters confirmed so far include Batman, Cyborg, The Flash, Harley Quinn, Nightwing, Solomon Grundy, Superman and Wonder Woman.

Injustice is headed to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U. For more, check out our impressions of Injustice from E3 and our Injustice: Gods Among Us wiki guide.

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New Cloud Atlas Posters

Warner Bros. has revealed seven sweet, new banners for their upcoming epic Cloud Atlas, which is now slated to open in select IMAX theaters when it hits screens in North America on Oct. 26:

Check out our advance review of Cloud Atlas here!

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LittleBigPlanet Vita’s Street Date Broken

Tweets are currently raging around the ‘net concerning LittleBigPlanet Vita, and how its release date – September 25 in North America – has apparently been moved up. Whether or not this move has been authorized by Sony remains to be seen, but the game is currently in the hands of players well ahead of its release date.

On Twitter, users like MyVitaFeed have pictures of the game in their possession. Likewise, NKilburne has also posted a picture of his Vita’s screen playing the game. IGN reader Vargeth has also provided photographic proof. These copies were apparently purchased from various GameStop outlets.

We’ve also contacted two Bay Area GameStop stores inquiring about the game’s availability. One store said that they had no copies, but the other store verified that they have two copies left. It's unclear if the street date has been broken outside of North America, or by any other retailer domestically.

We reviewed LittleBigPlanet PS Vita earlier this week, and we loved it. Those looking for a new Vita game to play should certainly consider it.

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Dokuro Coming to PlayStation Vita in October

If you’re looking for something to play on your PlayStation Vita, you may be pleased to learn that Dokuro has been slated for an October release in North America. Its release window in other territories is still unknown.

According to the PlayStation Blog -- and more notably a post from developer Antonio Cara – “With a captivating chalk-drawn setting and adorable fairytale themes, Dokuro provides a unique platform-puzzle experience that will flex your mind and heart!” The game revolves around a character named Dokuro who’s on a quest to save a “beautiful princess” from a foe known only as Dark Lord.

The thing is, this gorgeous princess isn’t too sharp, and “pays no mind to imminent danger… automatically [moving] forward until she reaches an obstacle she cannot cross.” As such, “Dokuro’s main goal is to get the Princess from point A to point B. Naturally, the path is always complicated by traps, pitfalls, and the occasional flying demon. These puzzles will take all the moxie and gumption you can muster as you travel through floors of ever-increasing complexity.”

Keep an eye out on IGN this October for a full review.

Colin Moriarty is an IGN PlayStation editor. You can follow him on Twitter and IGN and learn just how sad the life of a New York Islanders and New York Jets fan can be.

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