Ok, then I guess people call it The Game Of The Century for no reason. My bad.

But since "Fischer's 60 Memorable Games" is much more accurate than "Chess Life" I belive that instead.

But, I don't wanna argue so i'm not going to post here anymore.

What I find fascinating is how people make facts up and then believe them because they come from such an impeccable source. It is a great game though but if you go through "My 60 Memorable Games" it's easy to see how Bobby "lost it in the shuffle" so to speak. In other words, I think there are many other games he played that are better even without a flashy Q-sac.

I dunno where to find it, I just know it's called "The Game Of The Century" from USCF Chess Life magazine and everyone calls it that now. If you don't belive me, you don't belive me and there's nothing I can do about that.

@NimzoRoy:Possibly - But, most modern day chess players call it "The Game Of The Century" for a reason...

It's a swell game but probably not "The Game of the Century" since Fischer did not include it in "My 60 Memorable Games" - but maybe it wasn't memorable to him.

Correct 

Since Fischer was born on March 9,1943, This game must have been played in 1956

Yes, yes, it does. 

This game involves the greatest sacrifice of all- a queen sacrifice done by a 13 year old Bobby Fischer.

I love this game :)