These come courtesy of Sir Fozzie on the Cyanide forums, who in turn got them from Bill Abner's blog.  Bill Abner is the editor of the GameShark website who brought us the excellent two part preview not long ago.  I do not know his blog site, but if someone does please email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it so that I can include it.  Enjoy!

Jessica from Focus just put up some screenshots that will be making all Dwarf fans happy!  This is definitely breaking news, as those of us in the beta haven't seen these nor did we know he was going to be included.

She also included some rather scaled down screenshots of the new website, which won't make the promised "end of March" deadline.  According to her, "I can assure you that it is almost finished, it’s only a question of days before it is online."

Though we've seen both races in the trailers, we now finally have an official set of screenshots for the remaining two races.  These were posted to the official site earlier today, and can be previewed below.

The official site was updated about a month ago with nine new screenshots, showcasing the Skaven and Goblin races.

Thanks to Strongarm_Armstrong over at the Cyanide forums for bringing this information to light.  Factor News has posted an article on their site, including photos taken from an LCD monitor and the first ever snaps of the game running on the Nintendo DS!  The article itself doesn't contain anything we don't already know about the coming game, but the photographs do show some between-match configuration screens that's haven't been shown before.  I've put their photos here in slide show mode for your convenience, and the translation from French follows (via Google Translate).  Read the original article at Factor News.

Today's update comes compliments of our good friend Rat-che from the Cyanide forums.  This appears to be some concept art that was released to him about a year ago. I'll let the community speculate as to what the "LVL II" means on the second image...

The official site has been updated with seven more screenshots, this time featuring Dwarfs and Lizardmen.  Additionally, their write-up includes information about managing a team's finances through a league.  However, what I enjoyed reading the most was the following:

With many pieces of armor to choose from for every part of your players’ bodies, each with a diverse assortment of characteristics, Blood Bowl allows so much customization for teams that YOUR team will be unlike all others, so you can set yourself apart during both solo and multiplayer games!

I'm looking forward to the customization possibilities in the digital release.

This second set of ten images released for the game in February of 2008.  (These images are presented at a lower resolution than those found on the official Blood Bowl site for bandwidth conservation.)

This first six images released for the game in December of 2007.  (These images are presented at a lower resolution than those found on the official Blood Bowl site for bandwidth conservation.)