Author: Luis Smith
Date: 16:52:08 05/24/03
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On May 23, 2003 at 10:20:31, Albert Silver wrote: >I was rather surprised to see the following at: >http://www.gamesdomain.com/news/9328.html > > > > >MINDSCAPE CHECKMATES KASPAROV >REPORTED BY Corey Brotherson > >Mindscape has created a new portable chess game approved by the legendary chess >master, Garry Kasparov. > > >Kasparov Chessmate is a PC-based game which allows you to transfer your matches >in progress to Palm and Pocket PCs with all settings intact. The title uses the >chess engine Ruffian, which is one of the most powerful engines created for the >genre, and allows you to play against one of 45 computer opponents, with each >player designed to reflect a human learning curve. There is also a multiplayer >and online mode. > >And if that wasn't enough to get your pawns in a flurry, there's also career and >story modes, the latter allowing you to play as a member of the Kasparov Chess >Club, testing your skills against other club members until you earn the right to >play against Garry Kasparov himself. > >Kasparov Chessmate is set for release this June. I wonder if it will use the Ruffian engine that played and won at CCT5. Can anyone find anymore information reguarding this new peice of software? I am very strongly thinking about buying it...
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