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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
ZChess	?	?	ZCHESS.OBJ IS A Z80 PROGRAM THAT PLAYS CHESS ON A VIDEO TERMINAL. ############################################################ [Zerothis]	DEC PDP-1
Xchess	X-Fun	1986		Atari ST
World Class Chess	Melody Hall Publishing	1987		MS-DOS
Wizard Chess	Digital Transfusion	2013		Linux
Winr	author	1976		custom
WinChess	author	1990		Win3.1
Wii Chess	Nintendo	2008		Wii
White Knight	?	1981	The early versions were simply called Chess - Mark X. White Knight was written in Pascal to run on CDC Cyber 72. In 1981, White Knight was ported to 6502 Assembly developed on an Apple II.	custom
WeaponizedChess	Arational Entertainment	2016		Linux
Waxman	Check-Tech Software	1992		Win3.1
Waxman	author	1990		MS-DOS
War Games	author	1984		C64
War Chess	XS Games (Artificial Mind and Movement)	2004		Windows
War Chess	Jack of All Games;XS Games;SuperEmpire Interactive (Artificial Mind and Movement)	2006		PS2
Vulture Watch	General Masters Corporation	1983		Apple II E
Vulcan	author	?		Linux
VoxChess	Computerware	1985	Supports fout different speech synthesizer formats, including two different Speccy synthesizers, but not the most common Tandy Speech Pack synthesizer.	Tandy Coco
Virtual Kasparov	Titus;Virgin	2001	Chess is a game that takes minutes to learn, and years to master. Now, with Virtual Kasparov you can challenge one of the greatest players in the world to a game of chess. The difficulty level ranges from beginner to pro, and thanks to the two-player option, you can even challenge a friend to a game. This game is perfect for chess fans of all ages and experience levels. [R2D2-A]	PS
Virtual Kasparov	Titus	2001	Virtual Kasparov focuses on the battle aspect of chess by including a story mode, just as in popular fighting games. You will face off against chess champions from different parts of the world and unlock increasingly more difficult challenges from a series of bosses, working your way up from the average street chess player to Garry Kasparov himself. This game is designed to appeal to beginners, but will provide a real challenge for advanced players as well. You will learn the tricks and tips of a champion through the extensive tutorial mode. The game features 31 opponents, including Garry Kasparov. It also includes an exclusive story mode with unlockable bonuses. The game is designed for one or two players (Game Link cable optional).	GBA
Virtual Chess II	Titus	1997		Windows
Virtual Chess 64	Titus	1998	Transform your N64 into a powerful chess adversary. The most awesome chess engine adapts to any skill level. Learning is endless fun yet even superb players face the maximum challenge. Brilliant graphics brings this classic game alive.* [32]* [31]*** [27]	N64
Virtual Chess	Titus	1995		Win3.1
Virtual Chess	Titus	1995		MS-DOS
Videocart 20: Schach	Saba	1979	German-only release [Retro-Maniac]	Fairchild Ch. F
Video Chess	Atari	1979	An early home chess game. The standard U. S. chess rules are used in this game. To move a piece, place the X on the board onto the piece to be moved then press the red button. Next, move the X to where you want the piece to go and press the button again. If the move is illegal, the 2600 will give a warning sound and not make the move. To castle your king, the king and rook must not have been moved. You move your king two squares in the direction of the rook to castle with. The 2600 will then automatically move your rook around your king, completing the move. You cannot castle out of check and you cannot castle to the king's side if any squares between the king and rook are threatened. Another maneuver is called en passant. This move is used to counteract the enemy pawn's initial double move on a adjacent square. To carry out the en passant, you must advance your pawn to the fifth rank. Your opponent then has the option of moving his or her pawn one square (where it would be under attack) or two squares. If you opponent elects to move two squares, the en passant move allows you to take that pawn by diagonally moving your pawn to the square that was skipped over. Skill levels These determine how long the computer will think on its move. These times are approximate and may vary slightly, depending on what move you did. Level 1=15 seconds Level 2=30 seconds Level 3=45 seconds Level 4=2 minutes, 45 seconds Level 5=3 minutes, 15 seconds Level 6=12 minutes Level 7=10 hours Level 8=10 seconds Level 8 is a beginner level.*[media=youtube]zMsOcFH9F7Y[/media]* [48]	Atari 2600
Video Chess	Texas Instruments	1979		TI99
Vice Versa	VideoBrain Computer Company	1978		VideoBrain
Vic Chess	Bug-Byte	1982		VIC-20
USCF Chess	Mattel Electronics	1983	[126]* [48]*#2611 The Intellivision can take hours and even days to think about it's next move. But you can switch to an easier level mid move to speed it up. The only Mattel Intellivision cartridge with on board RAM (2k).	Intellivision
Uscf Chess	Interplay (Indigo Moon Prod.)	1998		Windows
Ultimate Mind Games	D3 Publisher;Midas Interactive Entertainment	2002		PS2
Ultimate Chess 3D	Glu Mobile;Tectoy;Zeebo Inc. (Superscape)	2009	.Ultimate Chess 3D is an electronic chess game produced by Superscape for the console Zeebo. In the game, there are several options to make chess more interesting, like adding music, voices and 3d effects of all kinds***One of the most popular games in the world is Zeebo! With optional music, voice, sound effects and levels suitable for beginners and experts, you'll find the Ultimate Chess Superscape adrenaline, where powerful warriors face off literally on the board. In an extremely strategic, Horses, Torres and Pedestrians will be ready to defend in every way the King and Queen in a tray full of action and emotion.	Zeebo
Ultimate Brain Games	Telegames;Cosmigo (Cosmigo)	2003		GBA
UChess	?	1995	AFAIK there was also a version of UChess available for Amiga.	OS/2
Turbo-Chess	Borland International	1985		MS-DOS
Turbo Chess	Screensoft	?		Tatung Einstein
Turbo Chess	Kerian UK	1984		ZX Spectrum
Tournament Chess	Micro-Labs (Rapidynamic Software)	1984		TRS-80
Tommy's Chess Set	Tommy's Toys	1986		MS-DOS
ToME	DarkGod	2002	Latest version: 2.3.5 (as of 2008-05-12)*Although the game name has Middle Earth in it, it is not strictly limited to Tolkienin mythos, so tagging this with Middle Earth isn't a very good idea at the moment.*Formerly known as [i]PernAngband[/i], but knowing how the author of Pern is, likely was forced to change the name due to legal "issues".	Windows
TNT Tim	?	?		Memotech MTX
Tic-Tac-Toe	Ed-Pro	1978	This version of the classic pen and paper game Tic-Tac-Toe allows the player to play against the computer. The player enters coordinates to make a move. The goal of the game is to get three in a row on a 3x3 board. The player and computer alternates turns placing a marker in an empty field.	TRS-80
Through the Looking Glass	Apple	1984		Mac OS Classic
The Software Toolworks' Star Wars Chess	The Software Toolworks;Mindscape (The Software Toolworks)	1994		Mega-CD
The New Chessmaster	Hi-Tech Expressions;Altron (The Software Toolworks)	1993		GB
The Najdorf Sicilian Defense	Enlightenment Software	?		Apple II E
The Game of Jetan	Silver Moon Software	1993		MS-DOS
The Fidelity Chessmaster 2100	The Software Toolworks (Mirage Graphics)	1990		Amiga
The Education of TickTackToe	CLOAD	1980		TRS-80
The Complete Chess System	Oxford Softworks	1993	Not sure for the disk version, but the CD-ROM version includes a backgammon and a bridge card game as well as the chess game.*CD-ROM version. [22]* [22]* [52]* [37]*** [37]	MS-DOS

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