Chess Master: The Art of Learning
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okay, I'm glad for you!
Great! I am glad for you.You have good dad.
Try the PC Version, maybe there's more things there!
I has and love it =]
I has and love it =]
You meen Chess Master 8,000?
The most recent PC version seems to be "Chessmaster: Grandmaster Edition," also mentioned as "Chessmaster 11" or "Chessmaster XI" by the makers. Since there is also a "9000" and a "10th edition," I am guessing that Chessmaster 8000 for the PC is three editions behind the current ("Chessmaster XI" or "Grandmaster Edition").
Jun 17, 2008
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Chessmaster: Art of Learning is the Nintendo DS version and shouldn't be confused with Chessmaster XI: Grandmaster Edition even though CMXI has "The Art of Learning."
Good explanation, Sunshiny.
That's it, Sunshiny is right. I confused the names lol
The DS and PSP versions have fun minigames and are nice for practice on the go, but the PC version has ALOT more tutorials and annotated games. Its definitely a good place to start. The Josh Waitzkin academy is very good as well as the Chessmaster Academy on the PC version. Waitzkin is an inspiring teacher. He is a Tai-Chi master as well as an International Chess Master; focused on developing both mind and body.
Jun 17, 2008
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Hi Niddrieboy here I have that game too it is very good keep practicing
I have Chessmaster but for Playstation2, I have learn a lot from there
I have the grandmaster edition for pc and it is great, especially Joshua Waitskins courses that have taught me a lot.
mvh Fredrik
I have that version as well.
It's a really good portable chess game. However, I was disappointed in the fact that you can't change your chess set as there simply are no others. Chessmaster has been known for flash and visual oomph since the old Windows 95 days. There's not much here. And the fact that it doesn't utilize the DS's WiFi capabilities is a GLARING oversight on Ubisoft's part. I can see the first issue as it saves on memory space, but there is no excuse whatsoever for not making it fully wifi enabled.
*is cranky*
Clubhouse Games for the DS has chess on it and *is* wifi enabled. However the native AI is a joke, and finding someone to play with online is dicey as it's a matching service. Still, though...
Darkmage wrote:
I have that version as well.
It's a really good portable chess game. However, I was disappointed in the fact that you can't change your chess set as there simply are no others. Chessmaster has been known for flash and visual oomph since the old Windows 95 days. There's not much here. And the fact that it doesn't utilize the DS's WiFi capabilities is a GLARING oversight on Ubisoft's part. I can see the first issue as it saves on memory space, but there is no excuse whatsoever for not making it fully wifi enabled.
*is cranky*
Clubhouse Games for the DS has chess on it and *is* wifi enabled. However the native AI is a joke, and finding someone to play with online is dicey as it's a matching service. Still, though...
Yeah, the same happended to me, I was a little dissapointed, it would be better with wifi and other stuff and with more lessons.
it's also an arcade game for the Xbox 360, which with online play seems a little messed up.
So yesterday my dad buyed me a chess game for Ds, called Chess Master, I really liked it, it has mini games and other stuff, it's great for begginers and advanced players, especially for people who wants to learn chess, I sure wish it has more.