June 24th, 2006
Over the years, chess spread throughout the world and enjoyed massive waves of popularity. Undoubtedly, reality is reflected in the idea that chess originated either as an aid or substitute for warfare. This stemmed from the notion that chess was invented as a war game and so, that is the manner in which it should executed. In fact in order to be knighted, it helped if you played a good game of chess…
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June 20th, 2006
Chess is often thought of as a complex game, but can really be easily learned. The key to becoming a better player is to never get stuck on one level of play. Always be adding to your game by learning and trying new strategies. Here’s a few tips to start you off…
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June 15th, 2006
Have you ever watched a chess game and wondered how the heck the game works?
On one level it looks kind of like checkers, but not all the pieces are shaped the same and they move in strange and mysterious ways. If you’ve ever wanted to be one of those intelligent looking folks sitting on either side of the chess table, then this guide can help you learn how to play. It’s not that difficult and you can even be playing your first game by the end of the day!
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June 7th, 2006
For those of you who would love to play a good game of chess but don’t know anyone who has the smarts to take you on, there’s no need to fear. Thanks to computer technology, there are enough chess software programs to keep you more than challenged and even give you fits in the process.
Actually, chess software is not just limited to programs that allow you to play chess against the computer. There are programs that, in addition to that, allow you to plug in the moves for an already played game and do an analysis of that game. For some reason, as much as chess players love to play the game, they love to analyze it just as much.
Learn about popular chess software here.
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June 3rd, 2006
Chess is a fascinating board game that was invented thousands of years ago. Throughout its long history, it has earned acclaim and is considered to be the ‘king’ of board games. Several famous personalities were known for their chess skills. Napoleon, Nikola Tesla, Charlie Chaplin and Einstein were among them.
Chess can provide many hours of pleasure, not to mention intellectual exercise, since the game is known to improve analytical thinking, creativity and judgment.
Read all about Chess in this article.
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June 1st, 2006
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