Chess
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Alternative Games Called Chess
Chess (J. Morrison Micros/Melbourne House/Radio Shack/Unknown/Database/Anco/Artic Computing/Bug Byte/IJK/Tansoft/Continental/M. Foreman/Visiogame/Gumboot Software/Boldfield Computing Limited/Armati/Soft & Easy/Agetec)
Available for Acorn Atom, Amstrad CPC464, BBC B/B+/Master 128, BBC Model B, Colour Genie, Commodore 16, Dragon 32, Exidy Sorcerer, Jupiter Ace, Memotech, Oric 16K, Oric 48K/Atmos, PlayStation, Sinclair ZX81, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 48K/128K/+2/+3, Tandy Color Computer
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Available for Acorn Atom, Amstrad CPC464, BBC B/B+/Master 128, BBC Model B, Colour Genie, Commodore 16, Dragon 32, Exidy Sorcerer, Jupiter Ace, Memotech, Oric 16K, Oric 48K/Atmos, PlayStation, Sinclair ZX81, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 48K/128K/+2/+3, Tandy Color Computer
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Chess (Computer Concepts)
Available for BBC Model B
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Available for BBC Model B
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Chess (Superior)
Available for Acorn Electron, BBC Model B & Commodore 64
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Available for Acorn Electron, BBC Model B & Commodore 64
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Chess (Sinclair Research)
Available for Sinclair ZX81 (Requires 16K Expansion) & Spectrum 48K
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Available for Sinclair ZX81 (Requires 16K Expansion) & Spectrum 48K
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
A reasonable, but not brilliant, implementation of Chess. Displays are colourful but the AI of the computer, and the time it takes to make a move, may prove fatal to most would-be human opponents.
Acorn Electron
BBC Model B
Publishers: Acornsoft
Genre: Game: Board
First Releases:
| Item | Publisher | Machine | Release Date | Original Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chess | Acornsoft | Acorn Electron | 1st Jan 1984 | £9.20 |
| Chess | Acornsoft | BBC Model B | 21st Nov 1984 | £9.95 |
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