Author: Martin Grabriel
Date: 18:22:24 12/28/99
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a. a more beautiful GUI (with alot of photos even when you are just viewing the credits... b. you get to see your opponent's photo (instead of icon in CM6k) during the game c. 2 more very good Waitzkin's games d. doesn't demand CD in CD drive so often e. a better database (IMHO) than CM6K f. gives you a teaser (which you can ignore) at every startup (called "login puzzle") g. more personalities (including toddlers rated around "23" to play against) Other notes: a. CM7k copies alot of files into your HD compared to CM6k b. Doesn't really play similar to CM6K although same engine is used (the program and patch are stable on my system; only 1 crash experienced on day 1 and never gives me problem since, including re-intalling just for the fun of it) On December 28, 1999 at 18:07:48, Robert Wilkins wrote: > Anyone know the relative strength of this program and is it an improvement >over 6000??
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