Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 13:11:43 11/06/99
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Don't have CG6.5. I have the last 'upgrade', CG6. I was dissapointed that I paid whatever it was for this nice gui, but that it came only with the CG5 engine, which I got when I upgraded from CG4. I resent that this next program is coming, but this company thinks that a chess addict! like me can't control myself to aviod getting it. Well, I'm going with Fritz6 & Rebel Century. These companies give their buyer's more bang for the buck, without coming out with 'new' versions of their programs that have the past versions engines. You might say that Mindscape does this same thing with the Chess Master series. But that's not really true, because they don't 'lead' their consumer's into thinking that the engine is really something different from the last one they came out with. BTW, I am a big 'fan' of Richard Lang and his Chess Genius program. (Mr. Lang once gave me individual customer support, which was a really nice thing for him to do). It is the company that is marketing his products, with their (IMO), high price(s) and strange product policies that I don't like. regards, Larry T. On November 06, 1999 at 14:00:48, Alan Grotier wrote: > >Larry, > Bonjour! > >I found your comments on best chess programs very interesting. >I have two old "R. Lang" table top computors (Old but unbeatable). >MephistoXL (Dallas program) and Mephisto Vancouver (precursor to the >Genius série. >I was unaware that "Lang" was continuing development of his genius programs >since Lang worked for the company Mephisto which no-longer exits! > >Have you played F.5.32 against Millenium CG6.5. >Que pensez-vous? Et à vôtre avis qui est le meilleur? > >Salutations:Alain
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