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Blood Bowl: The Computer Game

May 2008·p. 13

THE SHORT VERSION

Cyanide’s forthcoming adaptation offers both a turn-based version of Blood Bowl and a faster real-time mode, with online play planned for both. The preview points readers towards demonstrations at the Blood Bowl Grand Tournament and a development website. It describes a project still in progress, presenting the two play styles as alternative ways to translate the tabletop game rather than reporting on a finished release.

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Half Term In-store

Stores prepare Daemon-themed gaming and hobby sessions for the May holiday, alongside the launch of a National Painting Competition. The painting programme offers a chance to develop skills before local judging and Golden Demon. Black Library Day adds novel-inspired battles, character conversions and dioramas. The page presents these events as opportunities to join a new army project, defend against it or explore favourite fiction with models.

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Service Above and Beyond

The Oxford Street Plaza staff receive a letter from Karen Buck MP recognising their support for gamers with disabilities. Parents also thank the team with a cake and champagne. The short profile names the staff and celebrates the extra effort involved in making their store’s hobby activities accessible. It records a local example of community support rather than a general claim about all stores.

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CommunityWD 341 · p. 103

Community: School Club Store Visit

Matt Hobbs describes how Redcar Community College’s gaming club benefits from a continuing relationship with the Middlesbrough store. Staff provide unfamiliar opponents, painting and tactics advice, support the school league and help introduce Warhammer. Donated tables also improve the club’s resources. Store manager Gary Shaw explains how arranged visits combine tuition with friendly games, while Hobbs stresses the value of somewhere students can continue the hobby during holidays and after leaving college.

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