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Blood Bowl 2, the sequel to the video game adaptation of Games Workshop's famous board game that combines American football with the fantasy world of Warhammer will release worldwide on Tuesday, September 22 on PC and consoles. Players only have a few days left to benefit from all the pre-order offers, while Steam pre-ordered players have already invaded the pitches of the pre-order beta. Today, we're unveiling the last video from the series of videos dedicated to Blood Bowl 2 races: this one is dedicated to the Orcs and the High Elves, two teams that have nothing in common. Orcs teams are very well protected, with a high average armour value. The reasonably priced cost of their players and the strength of their Blitzers and Black Orcs allow for really offensive tactics. A little bit less versatile than Humans, Orcs still offer a certain variety in their game that is not given to other equally strong races. Having access to almost unlimited funds, High Elves can afford to have better armour than other teams. They can also count on their ability to play a superb aerial game, thanks to their first class passers and catchers. First they distract their opponents by luring them to one part of the pitch, and then they throw the ball to the opposite side of the field, laughing all the way they score touch down after touch down. Blood Bowl 2 is currently available for pre-order, with, as a bonus, one of two additional races (the Wood Elves or the Lizardmen). Players who pre-order the game on Steam also receive immediate access to the Multiplayer Beta of the game, currently running! Click here for fo: http://www.bloodbowl-game.com/bloodbowl2/shop Blood Bowl 2 will release on PS4, Xbox One and PC on September 22

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Kotaku: One of the very few Xbox One logos at this years Tokyo Game Show. Photo by Toshi Nakamura.

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VGChartz' William D'Angelo writes: "Looking at the total sales of the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Wii U in August 2015 we can see that PlayStation 4 has continued to grow its lead over both the Xbox One and Wii U, and has now comfortably outsold both of them combined. The Xbox One is also slowly increasing its lead over the Wii U. The PlayStation 4 has now passed the 25 million mark, selling 25.45 million units lifetime. The Xbox One has sold 13.88 million units and the Wii U 10.28 million units. PlayStation 4 Total Sales: 25,446,528 Xbox One Total Sales: 13,882,024 Wii U Total Sales: 10,281,251"

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With the release date confirmed it may be a good time to plan when to pick up your new Xbox Elite Controller. Alex riffs on all right reasons to pick one up.

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Koei Tecmos Attack on Titan has been announced only for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita for the moment, but Arslan: The Warriors of Legend got a stray Xbox One version for the west, despite being exclusive on PlayStation in Japan. Could Attack on Titan get a similar treatment? It's actually possible.

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Major Nelson: Rolling out to a subset of preview program members in waves starting this weekend is the first hands-on look at the new Xbox One experience. At its core, the new Xbox One interface is centered around making it quick and easy for you to access and discover what you want, when you want. Our focus for the completely redesigned dashboard is speed, ease of use, andof coursefan feedback.

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In Inside My Radio you journey as a green LED, mysteriously trapped inside a dying boombox and play the ultimate musical experience. In this thumping, rhythmic platform adventure where your every action needs to be right on the beat, bring electro, dub and disco music back to life!

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Koei Tecmos Attack on Titan has been announced only for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita for the moment, but Arslan: The Warriors of Legend got a stray Xbox One version for the west, despite being exclusive on PlayStation in Japan. Could Attack on Titan get a similar treatment? It's actually possible.