Author: Michael Cummings
Date: 21:24:32 12/05/00
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On December 05, 2000 at 21:13:15, John Merlino wrote: >On December 05, 2000 at 20:39:31, Michael Cummings wrote: > >>On December 05, 2000 at 20:35:15, Steve Shook wrote: >> >>>What is the strongest chess software available that allows you to import PGN >>>games. It must be IBM home computer compatible and have nice graphics also. >>>Based on the criteria I mentioned above, in your opinion what chess software is >>>the best? >> >>Well I think chessmaster 8000 is the best looking and can import PGN, and I will >>make the prediction like I did for CM6000, that the CM8000 king engine will be >>the best very soon. >> >>When I make these statements about the engines I am usually right, even though >>99.9% of other people here will laugh. But all those people will once again be >>humiliated like they were when CM6K topped the lists. >> >>The King Engine is simply the KING !!!! > >CALL ME SHOCKED AND STUNNED!!! MICHAEL IS BACK ON OUR SIDE!!! WOOHOO!!!! > >;-) (Glad to hear it, and I'm sure the development team will be happy as well, >when I tell them). > >jm John I wrote about my first impressions on a freinds system, and there were a few hicups, and people started calling me a cry baby. This even though everything was working fine when I loaded the program on my system, which was great news, I choose to keep quiet. I have kept quiet cause there have been a couple on here who seem to forget or simply do not know what support I gave this program in the past, and have responded to my posts as though I am the Number 1 enemy of chessmaster, which of course I am NOT. That said, since CM6K, there has not been another program by chessmaster that contained a new engine since CM8K, and any new king engine will be a great engine, So my verdict is a thumbs up for the program, once I get my hands on some of the more later programs and do some testing, I will be back to post how CM8K is wiping butt of the other programs, which it will of course.
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