public T GetObject<T>(int objectId) where T: EngineObject
{
if (m_objectInstances.ContainsKey(typeof(T)))
{
List<EngineObject> objectList = m_objectInstances[typeof(T)];
return (T) objectList.Find(delegate(EngineObject obj) { return obj.ID == objectId; });
}
return default(T);
}


Or


public T GetObject<T>(int objectId) where T: EngineObject
{
if (m_objectInstances.ContainsKey(typeof(T)))
{
List<EngineObject> objectList = m_objectInstances[typeof(T)];
return (T) objectList.Find(obj => obj.ID == objectId);
}
return default(T);
}


Im having some problems converting the project here, and I'm at my work pc, so can't really check the other case Weird that this works differently on a different platform.

Now, someone with more knowledge of building xna projects for xbox could probably correct me here, but I noticed the Xenon project uses .NET v2.0. So while the xna assemblies are version 4, the rest of the .net assemblies are version 2.0, and in that version, the List<> doesn't have a the Find() function. That's Probably because the xbox 360 doesn't support anything higher than that version. So if you want the game to work on xbox, you will have to write the game using stuff that exists in .net 2.0 and below only. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong

As a side note: it is interesting that linq works there, since it was introduced in .net 3.5 iirc, but looking at the assembly version says its also 2.0... and reading up a bit it seems like xbox supports it.