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Ticket to Ride on PartnerNet

Sat, 2008-04-26 12:45 — ashn0d

According to XBLAH!, the latest 1Up Yours podcast brings word that the rumored XBLA adaptation of the German board game Ticket to Ride is now available on PartnerNet.

PartnerNet is a closed network available to owners of Xbox 360 Dev Kits. On this network sprung titles such as Ikaruga and many others. Although, as this is a network closed to the regular public, people with access to it can't talk about it.

Source: XBLAH!

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Posted on: Sat, 2008-04-26 13:45 #1
Time from PartnerNet to the public?

Is there an average time that a title spends on PartnerNet before it's moved to the public XBLA?

Posted on: Sat, 2008-04-26 13:49 #2
The simplest answer to your

The simplest answer to your question tensider, is no.

Many titles live on PartnerNet for months and months and some never show up there at all. It all depends on the developer and their interest in peer feedback and their development schedule. Which is probably why MS cracked down on people talking about it...because it caused all kinds of sound and fury about MS holding games back and such.

LunarDuality -- "Indie is where it's at!"

Posted on: Sat, 2008-04-26 14:21 #3
Thanks, LunarDuality. I hope

Thanks, LunarDuality.

I hope TtR does make it to Live Arcade. I own the board game version and while it's fun, I often can't find a third or fourth player (where the game really shines).

Posted on: Sat, 2008-04-26 16:57 #4
Woot! Can't wait for that

Woot! Can't wait for that one.

Posted on: Sat, 2008-04-26 18:54 #5
Until this moment, I had no

Until this moment, I had no idea XBLAH was an actual website. I apologize for a previous post where I said it was my favorite.

I thought I was mocking a typo.

Posted on: Sat, 2008-04-26 20:29 #6
:) No problems

:) No problems

Posted on: Sun, 2008-04-27 05:32 #7
Tomacco may have forgiven

Tomacco may have forgiven you Measure...but now I know where you *really* stand.

<sobs quietly into hands>

LunarDuality -- "Indie is where it's at!"