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                    It's not very sporting, but the aim of this game is to 
                    win at all costs. Anything goes. Take charge of a team of 
                    crazed players; place nine players in your half of the field, 
                    then go and put the ball in the opponent's end-zone. Nothing 
                    easier! Except one small detail... the opposition players 
                    are determined to get the ball from you. On the pitch, as 
                    in the changing-rooms, there are no rules. If the ball doesn't 
                    really interest you, then carry on destroying the opposition 
                    using all the underhand tricks at your disposal. If that doesn't 
                    guarantee victory then magic and snares will come in useful. 
                    Even if massacring the opposition is encouraged, you'll have 
                    to use far more subtle tactics to have a chance at winning... 
                  Anyone 
                    remember Blood Bowl? No? Just me then? Blood Bowl 
                    was a Games Workshop board game which pitted a team of Orcs 
                    against a team of Dwarfs in a futuristic bloodsport version 
                    of American football.  
                  Chaos 
                    League is probably best described as a computerised version 
                    of Blood Bowl, but with a lot more going on. It combines 
                    real-time strategy, RPG and sports. Don't expect any sort 
                    of fair-play. However, if your feel the current sports games 
                    on offer are lacking such moves as "stamp", "high facial kick", 
                    "holding on the ground", "force passage" or "ball of fire", 
                    then you could just have found the game of your dreams. 
                   
                    If you are to succeed you'll have to manage, as best you can, 
                    the individual talents of each of your players and take into 
                    account the mood of the spectators, to finally be able to 
                    get a few points on the scoreboard and make the opposition 
                    look foolish. It's up to you whether you then comfort them 
                    or take advantage of them while their down. 
                  Original, 
                    funny, and the perfect game for those who don't usually like 
                    sports games. 
                    
                   
                  Nick 
                    Smithson  
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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