Blood Bowl, Xbox 360 – £17.73
Review by – Mr Chris
Blood Bowl was a Games Workshop board game first released some time back in the, oooh, 80s or 90s or something. A while ago, anyway. Basically (for those of you who don’t know) it’s an American football style sports game played by the various denizens of the Warhammer fantasy universe. Your little plastic or lead team of Orcs, Goblins, Humans, Undead or whatever played a turn-based game of Extreme Rugby against each other on a big gridded board. Many dice would be thrown. People would get injured, or killed (and that’s just the argumentative teenagers disputing a dice roll). Touchdowns might be scored. Girls would likely be absent. Read more…
Blood Bowl, Xbox 360 - £17.73
Review by – Mr Chris
Blood Bowl was a Games Workshop board game first released some time back in the, oooh, 80s or 90s or something. A while ago, anyway. Basically (for those of you who don't know) it's an American football style sports game played by the various denizens of the Warhammer fantasy universe. Your little plastic or lead team of Orcs, Goblins, Humans, Undead or whatever played a turn-based game of Extreme Rugby against each other on a big gridded board. Many dice would be thrown. People would get injured, or killed (and that's just the argumentative teenagers disputing a dice roll). Touchdowns might be scored. Girls would likely be absent.
Blood Bowl is one of the few GW games I have never owned or played so I was quite looking forward to this game, not least as I'd be able to have a bash at it without going to the mortgage-stretching expense of buying the GW miniatures.
The first thing you notice when loading the game up is that the menu graphics 
