Author: Lonnie Cook
Date: 10:52:27 11/10/00
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On November 10, 2000 at 12:05:41, pavel wrote: >On November 10, 2000 at 11:58:00, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>Probably the Chessmaster Series has been so sucessfully due to the enormous >>features that it offer beside strength. Just remember that you are not just >>buying a chess program that can beat you mercifully every time you play against >>it, you are also looking for a chess program that can satisfy your curiosity >>such as creating your own personality by changing parameters, in another word >>a program which allow you to play around and learn with it, not just to be >>beating by it. But again unless you are rated over > 2450 the new CM8000 should >>be able to give you more than a battle, it would also give you a nice present >>for Christmas. > >LOL are you a salesperson working for CM? > > >> >>Pichard. >> >>http://www.icdchess.com/forums/1/message.shtml?137714 > >why are you even refering to this post? > > >LOL :) > >pavs. I agree, Most of the commercial programs WE know like Fritz GUI's, Rebel, Shredder etc had all these features and more BUT take your average Joe chessplayer and he doesn't know that anything else exists beyond CM AND CM spends a loot of money advertising and putting into PUBLIC stores, thats why it is a bestseller! U take away all the hype what do u have, A strong chess engine,no learning and HORRIBLE book and the piece sets you would use during an LSD trip and u have a basic chess program PROCLAIMING it is the strongest chess program in the world. .. please spare me :._|
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