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Submitted by Cat 1548d ago | news

Cyanide confirms Blood Bowl for Xbox 360, PSP, DS

Having opened a new studio in Montreal earlier this year and released the Diablo-clone Loki, French developer Cyanide has a lot of irons in the fire. The studio also announced today that it has waded waist-deep into the murky waters of middleware development, creating its own "dynamic 3D animation engine," which Cyanide interestingly describes as a tool that "integrates physical and biomechanical laws under the control of a powerful artificial intelligence system."

Cyanide will utilize the technology in its own projects, the first of which will be a title based on Games Workshop's fantasy tabletop game Blood Bowl. First announced briefly last year, the real news here is that the game, which is an unofficial follow up to the unlicensed PC title Chaos League, has been confirmed as in development for the Xbox 360, PSP, and Nintendo DS, as well as the PC. (Blood Bowl, Nintendo DS, PC, PSP, Xbox 360)

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