Chess
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Alternative Games Called Chess
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 (Acornsoft)
Available for Acorn Electron & 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 Acorn Electron & 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.
Amstrad CPC464
BBC Model B
Dragon 32
Exidy Sorcerer
Oric 16K
Oric 48K/Atmos
Sinclair ZX81
Spectrum 16K
Spectrum 48K
Publishers: 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
Genre: Game: Board
First Releases:
| Item | Publisher | Machine | Release Date | Original Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chess | Unknown | Amstrad CPC464 | 30th Nov -0001 * | £9.99 |
| Chess | Bug Byte | Acorn Atom | 1st Jan 1981 | £0.00 |
| Chess | M. Foreman | Spectrum 16K | 8th Mar 1983 | £6.95 |
| Chess | Artic Computing | Sinclair ZX81 | 8th Mar 1983 | £2.95 |
| Chess | Bug Byte | BBC Model B | 1st Apr 1983 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Sinclair Research | Spectrum 48K | 21st Jul 1983 | £14.95 |
| Chess | Melbourne House | Spectrum 16K | 18th Dec 1983 | £0.00 |
| Chess | J. Morrison Micros | Dragon 32 | 1st Jan 1984 | £9.95 |
| Chess | Boldfield Computing Limited | Jupiter Ace | 1st Jan 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Soft & Easy | Spectrum 48K | 13th Jan 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Unknown | Exidy Sorcerer | 29th Jan 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Continental | Memotech | 22nd Mar 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Radio Shack | Tandy Color Computer | 27th Mar 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Visiogame | Commodore 16 | 28th May 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Gumboot Software | Colour Genie | 1st Sep 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Tansoft | Oric 16K | 20th Sep 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | IJK | Oric 48K/Atmos | 23rd Oct 1984 | £9.50 |
| Chess | Armati | Commodore 16 | 27th Oct 1984 | £0.00 |
| Chess | Agetec | PlayStation (US Version) | 2nd Dec 2001 | £0.00 |
Compilation Items:
| Item | Publisher | Machine | Release Date | Original Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chess + Connect 4 | Anco | Spectrum 48K/128K/+2/+3 | 1st Jan 1983 | £0.00 |
| Over the Spectrum Cassette 1 | Melbourne House | Spectrum 16K/48K/Plus/128K | 1st Jan 1983 | £0.00 |
| The Micro User 1.08 | Database | BBC Model B | 1st Jun 1983 | £0.00 |
| The Micro User 1.08 | Database | BBC Model B | 1st Oct 1983 | £0.00 |
Chess (Acorn Atom)
Chess (1st January 1981) (Acorn Atom)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Colour Genie)
Chess (1st September 1984) (Colour Genie)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Commodore 16)
Chess (28th May 1984) (Commodore 16)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Commodore 16)
Chess (27th October 1984) (Commodore 16)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Jupiter Ace)
Chess (1st January 1984) (Jupiter Ace)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Memotech)
Chess (22nd March 1984) (Memotech)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (PlayStation)
Chess (2nd December 2001) (PlayStation)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Sinclair ZX81)
Chess (8th March 1983) (Sinclair ZX81)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Spectrum 16K)
Chess (8th March 1983) (Spectrum 16K)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Spectrum 48K/128K/+2/+3)
Chess (1st January 1983) (Spectrum 48K/128K/+2/+3)
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.
Language: English,
Chess (Tandy Color Computer)
Chess (27th March 1984) (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.
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.
Language: English,
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