Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 03:57:28 08/16/02
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On August 15, 2002 at 14:01:41, John Merlino wrote: This is nonsense John, NT4 was released in 1995, within 6 months after windows95. win2000 and XP are having a bit newer NT kernel, that's all. Obviously i couldn't use these CM versions either as i used NT. Everything that works on NT also works on 2000,XP. Very easy. >On August 15, 2002 at 01:53:19, Stuzzi Kadent wrote: > >>I could not run CM6000 successfully on either 2000 or XP. Since the 9x systems >>are out of the question for my usage- and there are already more powerful and >>flexible engines on the market- I personally cannot yet take Chessmaster fully >>seriously. I do not like the proprietary closed feeling of its windowing and >>data system either. Though I could be mistaken about that- the main point is >>that I do not think Ubisoft is trying hard enough with each new release to sort >>matters like these. > >Chessmaster 6000 was released over one year before Windows 2000 and over three >years before Windows XP. Why would you assume that it would work on operating >systems that didn't exist before it was released? > >Chessmaster 8000 was released before Windows XP was released, and Mattel >Interactive did not support Windows 2000/NT with any of their games.... > >Chessmaster 9000 will support Windows XP. > >If you don't like the interface, that's fine. But your first sentence is not a >valid complaint. > >jm
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