Airbus has go software in it's inflight entertainment system ^^

http://www.badukaires.com/2012/01/01/el ... a-a-baduk/

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what airline from Dubai was it?

Looks very cool. Emirates?

I'm a friend of the original blogger (I posted it to reddit/baduk, I guess freegame found it there). I'll ask

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I found it on reddit:

translation also from reddit:

Last day of 2011 and I'm flying again to Korea. This time via Dubai, and in a monster flying machine: the Airbus 380, seat 55C. Just in the middle of the plane (88 rows!). I just happen to look through the on-board video games and I find this:
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I hope A-380s avionics are better than this game, "In-flight Go". I played against the machines giving 9 stones and almost ate the whole board. In any case, it's nice to see Airbus engineers including Go among their games.

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Laurens
Go school: freegame's Teaching School
Author of: The Next Move a book for 15-3kyu players.

He was flying with Emirates Airlines indeed,

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If I remember correctly, an ANA flight between NRT and JFK had go as one of the games available as well. It was a newly remodeled airplane with hardback seats and a game system for every coach seat.

I played against the computer and it was super weak. Unfortunately, I was not with anyone else who played go and sitting around in a waiting area for hours thinking someone else on the plane might play seemed pointless.

i have seen go on a few flights ive been on none of which were all that recent