Author: Marcus Kaestner
Date: 14:31:58 05/27/99
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>With Hiarcs coming out as a Fritz engine this is just one more slot of the >strong winning engines that Chess Base has in their corral. (Which win >everything & every Human in sight:)). nonsense > >Rebel will have a windows version, and presumably the engines Chess Tiger & >Chess Partner engines. Strong but not yet a big challenge to the number of >'killers' that Chess Base has. completely nonsense. watch out for the really tiger. when it appears as rebel engine it´s more than competitive to ALL chessbase engines. or did you play the latest tiger engines? i think not otherwise you wouldn´t tell us this nonsense. > >And Milleniem Genius 6? Well the Genius6 engine is really Genius5, and it seems >unlikely that buyer's of the MCG6 product will get the Richard Lang improvement, >should it ever come out, except as an upgrade, which seems wrong to me, as we >bought this program under the impression that the engine was new and improved). >The Millenium group does not include other free engines (like Chess Base does >with Fritz5), with the initial product - You have to figure out Winboard. one more nonsense. it seems that you´ve never seen the mcs-system. otherwise you would know, that there are several genius engines included - as in chessbase several fritz engines. > >And the powerfull engines you can get (Zarkov, Nimzo, W-Chess, etc.), are all >more expensive individually then the seperate Chess Base engines. (Some of which >are the same names). what you´re writing here? they does cost the same. and nimzo is cheaper, because here you get the full-original-version too. for nothing. > >Conclusions: > >Rebel is a very competive product with a company philosophy of listening to the >customer and improving the product at all times, with out unduly raising the >price. > >Millenium Chess Genius has so far 'dropped the ball' as far as (successful), >marketing is concerned. Sure, they'll sell a lot of units (well, compared to >what?), but no where as much as the Chess Base company will. (and probably many >other companies). > >Right now, Chess Base products rule as far as features, price, and just about >any other factor of competition is concerned. (Except perhaps against the giant >company that markets CM6000, which is not the same kind of product as I'm >comparing here). I hope this is a good thing. here you´re right, but... >mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict! ... seems you´re really incompetent.
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