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Binding: DVDBrand: UBI Soft EAN: 0008888683667 Edition: Game ESRB Age Rating: Rating Pending Item Dimensions: Label: Ubisoft Manufacturer: Ubisoft Model: 68366 MPN: 68366 Platform: Windows Publisher: Ubisoft Release Date: October 30, 2007 Studio: Ubisoft Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Josh Waitzkin, International Master and eight-time National Chess Champion, coaches players to grasp the basic fundamentals of chess and to master the game through exciting courses and tutorials taken directly from his groundbreaking book, The Art of Learning. Players can then practice their newly learned skills in single-player mode or challenge their friends to a fun-spirited competition in multiplayer mode via LAN or Internet. ESRB Rated E for Everyone Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - ChessMaster ChallengeChessMaster Challenge is easy to use, easy to learn, and entertaining. It allows you to set up your settings to your taste and style. It allows you to choose any level you want (novice to grandmaster) to challenge it. It is highly recommended for anybody in the Chess world. Rating: - An incredible amount of Chess fun and learning for under $20The reviewer right below has stated it very well, so I won't bore anyone with too many details. This version of Chessmaster contains a true library of things to learn from various Masters of the game and is targeted at the Novice & Intermediate. The tutorials are done in a way that you don't have to be a strong Chess player to follow along. The puzzles, drills and game analysis are excellent ways to better understand the strategy & tactics behind winning Chess. My young daughter is finally wanting ... Read More Rating: - The Art of LearningI've only played one game against this computer software; computer opponents don't really interest me. Of course it's capable of beating most players, but it also has some colorful "personalities" to choose from: who have inherent weaknesses so you can win sometimes. I am giving the full five stars due entirely to the tutorials by Josh Waitzkin that are included. These are worth much more than the cost of the software. Josh explains all the basic tactics, etc., and then takes you through some grand ... Read More Rating: - Great valueI've elected to start to play chess, and, since everyone here in Central Europe seems to have begun playing before they left the cradle, I needed something that could take me from the very basics to more advanced techniques. While I find it astounding that something as tried and true as chess doesn't have more free, online tutorials available, I have to say that the Chessmaster Grandmaster software has been thoroughly useful. There are actually three "academy" programs, all of which begin at the most basic ... Read More Rating: - I like it. Works on Windows Vista 64-bitBought this in August 2008. Works fine on Windows Vista 64-bit. I've taken up an interest in chess lately. Aside from knowing both how the pieces move and that everyone on Yahoo Games can beat me, I didn't have any clue how to play the game. Slowly but surely this is changing. The lessons are extraordinarily helpful and they do not throw too many concepts at me at once. I sure can't speak for advanced players, but for beginners, this software is wonderful. For $20 (and less for used), it is an excellent ... Read More |