Talk:Mille Bornes/work
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External links[edit]
- About.com Touring
- John McLeod's Card Games summaries of special deck card games
- Dan Duda's Milestone Java version of Mille Bornes
- Board Game Geek at least 43 images
- Stven (sic) Carlberg on BGG strategy notes
- [1] E2
- SourceFiles.org strategy notes related to a computer version
Related games[edit]
Computer versions[edit]
John Scheib[edit]
Amiga
Greg Abbas[edit]
Mac OS (7 through 9); 1992; "Mille Bornes"
Robert Harris[edit]
"1000 Miles"
Touring (card game)[edit]
Grass[edit]
On-Line[edit]
?
History[edit]
designed in 1954 by Edmond Dujardin (printer, Arcachon, France). Published by Waddingtons (in England? 1960) [2]
Parker Bros discontinued in 1997; licensed to Winning Moves in 1998.
- [3] Micaceler Pocket Bornes for the Pocket PC
- [4] Khanh-Dang Nguyen Thu-Lam's HP 49 Calculator version
- [5] Smartphone WM2003 version by Solomonk
- [6] CCG Workshop online version
- [7] BSD version
- [8] Windows version by DejaVu Software
bornes kilometriques...show the number of the route as well as the distance to the next town. Their red or yellow color also shows whether the route is a national highway or a local road. -- from CCG Workshop [9]
There is a film of this name (!) [10] [11]
Timeline[edit]
- 1954 -- designed by Edmond Dujardin
- 1962 -- first Parker Bros version
- 1964 -- some French version?
- 1971 ? -- three references
- 1975 ?
- 1982 -- last Parker Bros version
- 1999 -- Winning Moves version
- 1999 -- "Collector's Edition" (Winning Moves) based on 1962
There may be a Japanese version and a Spanish version as well.
1971 seems to be similar to 1962. ??
There seem to be 6 distinct versions (not counting language or card back variations):
- the orignal design of Du Jardin; this seems to be the same as the original 1962 PB release
- (except, of course, that the original version didn't have English translations)
- a moderne version released sometime in the 1970s
- a pseudo-photo-realistic version released by Winning Moves
- a version released by Schmidt-Spill under the name 1000 km etc.
- "40th Anniversary Edition"
- "Ruta", which seems to be a Mexican knock-off
- [12] another computer version of the game; this page is in French
Parker Brothers was acquired by Hasbro in 1991.
Gallery[edit]
Project images[edit]
Designed these for project use.
