Author: Michael Cummings
Date: 00:40:27 04/12/00
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On April 12, 2000 at 03:10:37, Nicholas Cooper wrote: >Hello all, > >A chess colleague of mine raves about the tutorials and audio annotations >supplied in Chessmaster 6000. As a class player, are they really that good or is >a good book a better bet? Also, are the game annotations by Larry Evans and >Yasser Serawain helpful or not?? And what of the other coaching features?? >Essentially, how would you rate the teaching facilities in this software? > >Any comments appreciated, as I don't have the opportunity of trying before I buy >so I would like to learn as much as possible before making a decision... > >Regards, > >Nick Cooper I found them very informative, the annoted games I like alot, and the tutorials are good for people wanting to learn, and for the more experience to look deeper into their game, it covers the basics and more advanced thoeries. But for a more in depth tutorial which covers more openings and theories there maybe better things avaiable, I am an experienced player, and found them quite satifying. Anyhow, I think considering the cost, if you do not have CM6K then you should buy it at least for the chess program, the tutorial considering the cost could be counted as a great extra.
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