Author: Les Walker
Date: 16:11:38 10/31/98
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On October 31, 1998 at 12:10:40, Larry S. Tamarkin wrote: >I found this information posted on the Chess Master page; > >"We are in the process of correcting some errors that were found in the >tutorials and we will release a second upgrade as soon as we are done (11/98 >approximately). If you discover any problem, error or curiosity with >Chessmaster 6000 we would like to hear from you. Please email us at >chessmaster@mindscape.com." > >Thank you. > > >Copyright © 1998 Mindscape, Inc. >www.chessmaster.com > >So it looks like the people at Mindscape really are listening (at least a little >bit:)). > This IS excellent news. Now would be a great time for owners of CM6000 to submit any errors or bugs found. Unfortunately, this suggests that Mindscape intended to use the consumers as beta testers. But, the best news is that they intend to rectify the problems, and to do it soon. CM6000 is not the only video game to be released early, especially this time of year. Every year, just before Christmas, there are many games released that are buggy, with some just plain terrible. Most of these buggy releases never get patched or consumers are forced to wait so long, that they throw the investment on the shelf and forget about it. How convenient for the video game market. I am pleased that Mindscape cares enough about the Chessmaster products that they are taking quick action to back up thier early release. Kind Regards, Les Walker > >mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict!
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