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Chessmaster

Also known as Sega Chess

Chessmaster is a 2003 GB, GBA, GBC, GG, MD, NDS, NES, PC, PS2, SNES, ZX game by Ubisoft.

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About the game

The Chessmaster is a game where the player has the chance to play against the CPU controlled Chessmaster at a standard game of chess.

To play the game, the player must pick up the chess pieces with their hand cursor and place it in the desired location, within the rules of a standard chess game. There are 16 different difficulty levels, including 2 beginner levels, 13 standard levels (ranging from an average of 5 seconds to 4.5 minutes per shot depending on level), and an infinite level that will keep thinking of a shot until a perfect shot can be made or it is forced to make a move. There is also a teaching mode that shows the player all the possible moves with the selected piece. Two players can play against each other with two controllers and there is also an option for letting the Chessmaster play against itself.

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Facts

Platforms
GB, GBA, GBC, GG, MD, NDS, NES, PC, PS2, SNES, ZX
First released
2003-04-25
Developers
Ubisoft
Publishers
Ubisoft
Genres
chess video game
Ratings
MobyGames score 7.7 (19 votes) · MobyGames

Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
NES1990north-america, pal, worldUbisoft
SNES1991-09JP, north-america, palUbisoft
GG1991-12north-america, palUbisoft
GB1993-04JP, north-americaHi Tech Expressions NA, Altron JP
MD1996-06north-americaMindscape
PS22003-04-25worldUbisoft
GBANot documented—Ubisoft
GBCNot documented—Mindscape
NDSNot documented—Ubisoft
PCNot documented—Ubisoft
ZXNot documented—Ubisoft

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