Versus

Versus, often abbreviated as "v.", "vs" or "vs.", may refer to:

situations where two parties are opposed to each other in some way, for example at a sporting event. One party is said to be versus another. Versus in this context is synonymous with "against".
In mash-ups, a genre of music remixes where two songs are mixed together, the two artists are often said to be 'vs' (e.g. Eminem vs Britney Spears)
legal court cases, allowing court cases to be referred to as one party versus or v. another (the abbreviation vs. is seldom used in legal contexts), for example: "Smith v. Jones." See Glossary of legal terms.
scientific graph or line charts of two real world variables. The graph is said to plot one variable "versus", or against, another.

In the media

Versus (TV channel), a United States sports events channel
Versus (film), a Japanese action film
Versus (journal), an Italian semiotics journal
VS., a game show with two opposing teams
VS (manga), Japanese manga by Keiko Yamada

In music

Vs. (album), an album by Pearl Jam
Versus, an album by The White Panda
Versus (band), an American rock band
Versus, an album by the Norwegian duo Kings of Convenience
Versus, an album by Swedish thrash metal/melodic death metal band The Haunted
Versus, an album by Japanese band Mr. Children
Vs. (Mission of Burma album)
Versus, the final track on Velocifero, an album by Ladytron.
VS (song), a single
VS (band)

In computers & video games

Versus programming language, scripting language used with Visual IRC
VS System (pronounced "Versus System"), system used for collectible card games
Nintendo Vs. Series (for "versus") a series of arcade video games by Nintendo
Versus Games (for "versus") a series of 2D or 3D Fighting games where players can face players in 1 vs 1 (Street Fighter) up to 3 vs 3 (kof, CvsS2 and others until now)
VS Crossovers 2D Fighting games with tag features (switch during the match to a second or third character, as in "Xmen vs Street Fighter")

In liturgy

Versus populum describes the celebrant's orientation (facing the people) at a Roman Catholic Mass since the post-Vatican II period, as recommended by the Consilium for the Implementation of the Constitution on the Liturgy.

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Versus from Final Fantasy