In an interview with online gaming magazine Destructoid, game developer Cyanide confirmed that their sports game Blood Bowl would not be released for the PS3. Cyanide has "no previous experience on that platform [and] it would have been a bit risky and expensive for us." If the game sells well, the developer may be willing to take on the task at a later date.Destructiod: Why no Blood Bowl on PS3? Too risky, says Cyanide (February 7, 2009)

Blood Bowl is a video game adaptation of the Games Workshop tabletop boardgame created in 1987 by Jervis Johnson. The game, a parody of American football, is set in a universe similar to that of the Warhammer series, with races such as orcs, dwarfs, lizardmen and goblins.

In 1995, a Blood Bowl turn-based strategy was developed by MicroLeague for the PC in 1995. In 2004, French game developer Cyanide created the game Chaos League, which quickly led to a lawsuit do to that game's resemblance to Blood Bowl. The out-of-court settlement resulted in Cyanide receiving a license to develop an official Blood Bowl game, which will not be a port of the previous title.GameSpot: Cyanide now plays in Blood Bowl (June 27, 2006)