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Subject: Re: Rebel Windows/Chess Tiger

Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin

Date: 14:50:16 11/11/99

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I hope it will take a real long time into the next year for these completed
programs to become available, but I'll be sure to get my Wallet out:)

Rebel Windows
Chess-Tiger
Junior6
Fritz6
Chess Academy 2000
Chess Publishing.com
Chess Bits
Chess Base Magazine
Chess Base Extra

Opening Encyclopedia(s)
Huge games colections
and the next big thing (Whatever______________)
does it ever end...


Larry T.

On November 11, 1999 at 12:54:12, Shep wrote:

>On November 11, 1999 at 12:04:56, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote:
>
>>When Chess Tiger is released, will it also be Rebel for Windows?
>>Or are there going to be two distinct programs released?  If so, will there be
>>upgrade prices on Chess Tiger for Rebel Century owners?
>
>AFAIK, Rebel for Windows will come with the same GUI as "Rebel Tiger", but it
>will take some time into the next year to happen.
>(So probably the GUI will be a big more advanced by then.)
>Upgrade conditions are highly improbable since Tiger is entirely different from
>Rebel, it just happens to be marketed by the same company.
>
>(And the names happen to be related, a slightly confusing decision IMO.
>I think many people will confuse "Rebel Tiger" with the "System Tiger" option in
>Rebel 10c or think that Tiger will be an "extra" to Rebel rather than an engine
>of its own.)
>
>You're not getting upgrades from Junior to Fritz either, although both come from
>Chessbase.
>
>
>>I've never noticed much of a reluctance by chess software companies too release
>>more products with the same features (or simular features).  As usual I will be
>>waiting for the next announced release of many programs, that I really should
>>not be getting because of finances, but wind up getting anyway...
>
>The actual _features_ of RebelWindows and Rebel Tiger will not be so different
>regarding the GUI, much as Junior/Hiarcs/Fritz/Nimzo all have the same set of
>"features" since they run under the same GUI.
>Of course the engines are entirely different, Rebel has some additional things
>like EOC support etc.
>
>---
>Shep



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