Siap Order !!!! Chessmaster 9000 - 1 DVD
Developer & Publisher : Ubisoft Entertainment
Genre : Strategy
Continuing the definitive series that began in 1986 with the first
Software Toolworks, Inc. Chessmaster release for MS DOS and Atari ST,
Ubi Soft Entertainment takes over the development reigns with
Chessmaster 9000. With more than a decade and a half of enhancements and
improvements to build on, the designers have added over 60 new chess
sets and boards, introduced a blindfold chess mode, and a new random
opponent feature. International Master Josh Waitzkin, whose rise in the
chess world was documented in the movie Searching for Bobby Fischer,
offers a new Psychology of Competition chess course as well.
Players can benefit from new features like a Mentor Lines window (depth of advice), a Blunder Alert option, hidden opponents, and competition against other chess engines. In addition to the long standing setup options of the series, The Kids Room allows children or novices to work on drills, play practice games, learn to play, and monitor progress. Players have multiple options to set their room environment with personal preferences, enter a Game Room to analyze or play matches, specify levels of instruction desired in The Classroom, play rated games in The Tournament Room, or visit The Library to study more than 800 classic games.
The official Chessmaster web site offers a free downloadable Chessmaster 9000 Endgame Database Generator to use in conjunction with the existing Database Room features. Competition via the Internet or a LAN is available through the Chessmaster Live Room, with rated play available at the developers web site. Additional features include a new Endgame Quiz by GM Larry Evans, as well as tutorials by legendary instructor Bruce Pandolfini, GM Yasser Seirawan, Becca Martinson and Evans.
Features
More than 60 new chess sets and boards
New Psychology of Competition course by IM Josh Waitzkin
Tutorials from FM Bruce Pandolfini, GM Yasser Seirawan, GM Larry Evans, and Becca Martinson
Kids Room, Game Room, Classroom, Library (800 classic games), Tournament Room and Database Room
Live rated gameplay at developer website via LAN or the Internet
MINIMUM PC REQUIREMENTS
Windows 98/ME/XP
MINIMUM
Pentium II 450MHz Processor or AMD K6 3 500MHz Processor
64MB RAM (Windows 98/ME)
128MB RAM (Windows XP)
DirectX 8.1
DirectX compatible Video Card
300MB Hard Disk Space
RECOMMENDED
128MB RAM (Windows 98/ME)
256MB RAM (Windows XP)
Players can benefit from new features like a Mentor Lines window (depth of advice), a Blunder Alert option, hidden opponents, and competition against other chess engines. In addition to the long standing setup options of the series, The Kids Room allows children or novices to work on drills, play practice games, learn to play, and monitor progress. Players have multiple options to set their room environment with personal preferences, enter a Game Room to analyze or play matches, specify levels of instruction desired in The Classroom, play rated games in The Tournament Room, or visit The Library to study more than 800 classic games.
The official Chessmaster web site offers a free downloadable Chessmaster 9000 Endgame Database Generator to use in conjunction with the existing Database Room features. Competition via the Internet or a LAN is available through the Chessmaster Live Room, with rated play available at the developers web site. Additional features include a new Endgame Quiz by GM Larry Evans, as well as tutorials by legendary instructor Bruce Pandolfini, GM Yasser Seirawan, Becca Martinson and Evans.
Features
More than 60 new chess sets and boards
New Psychology of Competition course by IM Josh Waitzkin
Tutorials from FM Bruce Pandolfini, GM Yasser Seirawan, GM Larry Evans, and Becca Martinson
Kids Room, Game Room, Classroom, Library (800 classic games), Tournament Room and Database Room
Live rated gameplay at developer website via LAN or the Internet
MINIMUM PC REQUIREMENTS
Windows 98/ME/XP
MINIMUM
Pentium II 450MHz Processor or AMD K6 3 500MHz Processor
64MB RAM (Windows 98/ME)
128MB RAM (Windows XP)
DirectX 8.1
DirectX compatible Video Card
300MB Hard Disk Space
RECOMMENDED
128MB RAM (Windows 98/ME)
256MB RAM (Windows XP)
