The CEO a World a Tanks-developer Wargaming, Victor Kislyi, said that his team be working with Microsoft t' streamline an "unacceptable" certification 'n quality assurance process in it be effort t' launch the popular free-t'-play game on the Xbox 360 later this year.

At PAX Australia speaking with Polygon, Kislyi said that the "frequent updates" required t' tweak online games posed a challenge for Microsoft's current certification process, which takes "an extremely long time."

"Totally unacceptable for meaningful free-t'-play," he said, promising his team be working with Microsoft t' ensure "quicker updates."

"We will see, there be a lot a work on the technically side 'n on the administrative side which best resolve in the acceptable quality a the product, including updates a the product including speed 'n rates," Kislyi said, unable t' confirm whether Microsoft will offer a similar streamlined certification process t' other developers. When asked about other challenges his team may face bringing the previously PC-exclusive free-t'-play game t' consoles, Kislyi admitted making any predictions about the unreleased version be "not very wise."

World a Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition be currently undergoing a beta test, with sign-ups available on the game's official website.