I like Chessmaster Grandmaster because when game analyzing it gives a short explanation after maneuver not just a variation; also, it let's you set the level of opponent's strenght to more level. The main draw back may be that you'll need to use the the CD to run the game. By the way I own both Fritz 11 and ChessBase 10, which offer more features then Chessmaster, but they cost more. Lastly, I think engine for engine they are almost the same because when I analyze a middle game position the engines give the same variation in most position, but I think Chessmaster is a little weaker in endgame positions.
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I was thinking of purchasing a good chess engine to analyze and explore my games with. My question is which one out of these five are the most ideal for that purpose: Deep Rybka 3, Rybka 4, Fritz 12, Shredder 12 and Chessmaster Grandmaster Edition. Any comments are appreciated.