Wow, that Spassky Karpov game was one hell of a fight.  24.h3 is a mysterious move, some one's going to have to explain that one to me.

And to think white survived that N vs R endgame... are you kidding me?  And then not only does he survive he wins?!  I guess the motto "never resign" came in handy for this game.

orange sometimes chess eludes explanation,just watch in awe.

Lol. I guess the notion is that any opening where the White plays f4 is "King's Gambit."

That game was stunning. One of the best-played wins I've ever seen -- the accuracy with which he looked ahead and saw how the N would control every critical path for the R is stunning.

atos i was also that view,any way ferriz thanks for pointing it out yeah it was indeed french.

Well, I knew a guy who was a KG fan and he would play 2.f4 whatever the opponent played ! (1. ...e5, 1...c5, 1...e6, 1. ...c6...)