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Acorn Computer World Chess Championship / Bulletin Number 7 - 11/27/1983 by Ray (Comment.); Korchnoi, Victor; Kasparov, Gary; Acorn Computer World Chess Championship Keene, 1983
Chess Computer Compendium by D.N.L. Levy, 1989-01-05
Acorn Computer World Chess Championship / Bulletin Number 15 - 12/7/1983 by Ray (Comment.); Korchnoi, Victor; Kasparov, Gary; Acorn Computer World Chess Championship Keene, 1983
Advances in Computer Chess 8 by H. J. van den Herik, J. W. H. M. Uiterwijk, 1997
Acorn Computer World Chess Championship / Bulletin Number 18 - 12/12/1983 by Ray (Comment.); Korchnoi, Victor; Kasparov, Gary; Acorn Computer World Chess Championship Keene, 1983
All About Chess and Computers by D. Levy, M. Newborn, 1983-06-14
Championship Chess: Software for the Timex Sinclair 1500, Timex Sinclair 1000 and Zx-81 Computers by Chris Thornton, 1983-08
Winning Chess Openings by Yasser Seirawan, 1999-10-01
Chess on the Web: New Edition by Sarah Hurst, 2003-06-30
Chess Strategy - Discover the Secrets to Successful Chess Strategies! (Brand New 2010 : 239 Pages) AAA+++ by eBusiness Master, 2010-09-19
Chess: A Psychiatrist Matches Wits with Fritz by Ernest F. Pecci, 2001-09
Chess and Checkers : The Way To Mastership (178 Pages) AAA+++ by Edward Lasker, 2010-08-17
Chess / Cecil Rosner.(Special Section 1): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-12-22
Beginning Arimaa: Chess Reborn Beyond Computer Comprehension by Fritz Juhnke, 2009-06-12

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HyperNetwork CHESS - PICA Inc. & Ken Presley
Shareware Play computer, or humans via modem or network.
http://members.aol.com/kenpresley/HNC.html

Extractions: (Macintosh screen capture) HyperNetwork CHESS ($25 U.S.) is a Macintosh HyperCard based chess program and chess database that also allows play via modem or AppleTalk network. HyperNetwork CHESS offers four modes of play: Computer mode - you versus the Mac Database mode - enter games for replay and analysis Network/modem mode - play an opponent via modem or AppleTalk Watch mode - allows you to watch an in-progress network game HyperNetwork CHESS displays a very attractive graphic chess board and pieces. It allows point and click movement of pieces with auto-generation of the gamescore notation. Moves can be taken back in any mode. Games can be replayed a move at a time or the entire game can be replayed automatically. Positions can be edited and entire board positions can be transmitted to an opponent. You may play timed chess with on-screen tournament type count-down chess clocks. In computer mode there are 3 levels of difficultly to choose from. You may also watch the computer analyze its move in the movetree window. You may display the legal moves of any or all of your pieces and display the algebraic square names of all squares. HyperNetwork CHESS offers a notes feature that allows for analysis notes to be synchronized with any moves. There is also a message option that allows you to send messages to an opponent.
Human Chess Goof Hands Win To Computer
http://cnn.com/2003/TECH/fun.games/01/31/chess.kasparov.reut/index.html
Starting Browserchess
Online chess game playable against the computer or other players. Includes message board and Hall of Fame.
http://www.browserchess.com/
Chess Computer Software
computer programs available on CDROM. Indiana, USA
http://www.sjperry.com/chess/

Extractions: Chess Computer Software from Chess Games Software is an outstanding collection of computer chess games from throughout the world. If you want to learn chess or just improve your chess play, this chess CD is for you. Whether you are a beginner or tournament player, thee programs are just right for you. Difficult levels of the games range from easy to challenging. You will also find helpful links to other chess sites not only to help you learn to play the game but also to sharpen your chess skills. Remember, the Chess computer games range from easy to difficult, providing a challenge for a chess player of any level. The Chess Games CD is for any Windows operating system from 95 to XP. Improve your chess game by playing a variety of chess computer programs set at a various levels of difficulty. Learn to play chess or improve your game with this array or chess computer software games.
Chess Computer Evens 'Brains In Bahrain'
http://cnn.com/2002/WORLD/meast/10/16/bahrain.chess.reut/index.html
Play Chess Against TkChess
Play chess against a computer at Yale.
http://pine.cs.yale.edu/cgi-bin/cp
GameSite 2000-Play Online
Play chess online using the customizable interface. Challenge worldwide opponents or try your skill against computer players, in timelimited games.
http://www.gamesite2000.com/chess.htm
Dutton Chess
Professionally organized, CFCrated Toronto chess tournaments offering large class prizes, demonstration boards, computer pairings, and individual scorebooks.
http://webhome.idirect.com/~mdutton/
Chess Page Stephan Busemann
Stephan Busemann is CCGM and has among other things a nice summary of the discussion on the usage of computer programs in CC play.
http://cl-www.dfki.uni-sb.de/~busemann/schach.html
ChessPatterns.com - Computer Chess Resources
Categorized links to chess programming resources, SSDF (Swedish chess computer Association) rating list.
http://www.chesspatterns.com/

Extractions: No. Program Hardware ... Shredder 9.0 UCI Athlon 1200 MHz Shredder 8.0 CB Athlon 1200 MHz Shredder 7.04 UCI Athlon 1200 MHz Junior 9.0 Athlon 1200 MHz Deep Fritz 8.0 Athlon 1200 MHz Junior 8.0 Athlon 1200 MHz Shredder 7.0 Athlon 1200 MHz Deep Fritz 7.0 Athlon 1200 MHz Fritz 8.0 Athlon 1200 MHz Deep Junior 8.0 Athlon 1200 MHz List of World Computer Chess Championships Year Host Winner Programmers Country Reykjavik, Iceland Zappa Anthony Cozzie USA Ramat-Gan, Israel Junior Israel Graz, Austria Shredder Meyer-Kahlen Germany Maastricht, Belgium Junior Israel Paderborn, Germany Shredder Meyer-Kahlen Germany Hong Kong Fritz Morsch, de Gorter and Feist Madrid, Spain Chessmachine Schrøder Netherlands Edmonton, Canada Deep Thought Hsu USA New York, USA Cray Blitz Hyatt USA Cologne, Germany Cray Blitz Hyatt USA Linz, Austria Belle Thompson USA Toronto, Canada Chess 4.6 USA Stockholm, Sweden Kaissa Donskoy USSR (c) 2005 - Contact: webmaster@chesspatterns.com
Java TkChess Interface
Play chess against a computer on the web using a Java interface. (for go )with the mouse over the board to tell the computer to make the next move.
http://pine.cs.yale.edu/java/chess.html

Extractions: For the moment, pawns always promote to queens. Use the non-Java interface . Works even with text browsers! Frequently Asked Questions Read the official FIDE Laws of Chess Find out about the Free Internet Chess Server , where you can play chess against humans (and computers much smarter than this one!)
Nilatac - A Suicide Chess Program
Online opening book of Nilatac which is chess computer active on FICS.
http://catalin.francu.com/nilatac/

Extractions: This page is under construction, so tell your grandchildren to come visit it. This page contains explicit nerdy material. If you are offended by nerdiness, please leave now Nilatac is a suicide chess program. It consists of a stand-alone chess engine with a rudimentary interface, and a driver to connect it to chess servers like FICS. The engine uses alpha-beta (with a few optimizations) and proof-number search. It has a decent-sized opening book and complete 4-piece EGTB (endgame tablebases). The driver invokes telnet (or timeseal) and parses the output using regular expressions. Each of these features is documented in the sections below; however, if you are just a FICS user who would like to play Nilatac, you only need to read the next section. NEW: You can browse Nilatac's opening book online here God damn, this is the boringest page I've ever seen! Get me out of here Nilatac accepts draws after 7 reversible moves. Please note the word reversible : 7 moves have to pass without any captures or pawn pushes before Nilatac will accept draws. This is an uncommon feature. Most computers ignore or decline all draw offers, which can be a real nuisance, because you have to keep playing a game that is an obvious draw until the 50 move rule or the 3rd repetition rule take effect.
Play Chess Against Computer, Chess Rules & Chess Strategies
US chess Federation featured at Catalogs.com. Play chess against computer games find chess rules and chess strategies in this great catalog.
http://www.catalogs.com/search_3.asp?id=582
Tony's Chess Site
On this side you can get the Swedish chess computer Associations (SSDF) databasewith testgames. Note that all games are played on the tournament level
http://home.interact.se/~w100107/welcome.htm
Chess Sets Boards Staunton Wood Travel Backgammon Chess Software Online Store
Offers staunton sets, clocks, tournament supplies, boards, computers and collectible sets.
http://www.chessforum.com
Thinking Machine 4: Play The Game
About Image gallery Home Contact.
http://www.turbulence.org/spotlight/thinking/chess.html
Howstuffworks "How Chess Computers Work"
Several short articles illustrating how computers play chess. Very basic and easy to understand.
http://www.howstuffworks.com/chess.htm

Extractions: If you have ever watched a person first learning to play chess, you know that a human chess player starts with very limited abilities. Once a player understands the basic rules that control each piece, he or she can "play" chess. However, the new player is not very good. Each early defeat comes as something of a surprise "Oh, I didn't think about that!" or "I didn't see that coming!" are common exclamations. The human mind absorbs these experiences, stores away different board configurations, discovers certain tricks and ploys, and generally soaks up the nuances of the game one move at a time. As the level of skill develops, the player will often read books to discover patterns of play used by the best players. Strategies and tactics develop to guide the player through each game. For a human being, therefore, the game of chess involves a great deal of
Classic Chess And Games .com - Electronic Chess Computers, Boards, Sets, And Gam
Electronic chess computers sets from Excalibur, Fidelity, Mephisto, Saitek, and other electronic board games.
http://www.classicchessandgames.com/
GameDev.net -- Chess Programming Part I: Getting Started
The first article in a sixpart series about programming computers to play chess, and by extension other similar strategy games of perfect information.
http://www.gamedev.net/reference/programming/features/chess1/

Extractions: This is the first article in a six-part series about programming computers to play chess, and by extension other similar strategy games of perfect information. Chess has been described as the Drosophila Melanogaster of artificial intelligence, in the sense that the game has spawned a great deal of successful research (including a match victory against the current world champion and arguably the best player of all time, Gary Kasparov), much like many of the discoveries in genetics over the years have been made by scientists studying the tiny fruit fly. This article series will describe some of the state-of-the-art techniques employed by the most successful programs in the world, including Deep Blue. Note that by the time the series is completed (in October), I will have written a simple implementation of the game in Java, and the source code will be freely available for download on my web site. So if you want to see more code samples, be patient; I'll give you plenty in due time!
ChessGenius For The Pocket PC
Commercial $25 World Champion chess engine, 128K hash tables, 130 KB Updated10/19/2001.
http://www.chessgenius.com/pocketpc/

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