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Attila Kovács
,
a Hungarian computer chess programmer and author of the chess program
Kempelen
, running on
6502
and
68000
based
home computers
, like
Commodore 64
and
Atari ST
. Kempelen played four
World Microcomputer Chess Championships
in the 80s, the
WMCCC 1985
,
WMCCC 1986
,
WMCCC 1988
and
WMCCC 1989
, and was market in 1986 by
Sierra On-Line
[1]
[2]
.
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Attila Kovács operating
Kempelen
, playing
Árpád Bakonyi
[3]
[4]
,
Budapest
, 1984
[5]
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Attila Kovács' ICGA Tournaments
References
^
Kempelen from GB64.COM
^
Kempelen Chess from Sierra Online
from
The Spacious Mind
^
MAL Hungarian Aluminium
^
XIV. Pannonia- Nitrokemia Cup
(pdf), (German),
Pannonia- Nitrokemia Cup International
^
László Lindner
, A SZÁMÍTÓGÉPES SAKK KÉPEKBEN című melléklete - The pictures of the Beginning of Chess Computers
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Jul 27, 2017
WMCCC 1985
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WMCCC 1986
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WMCCC 1987
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Attila Kovács,
a Hungarian computer chess programmer and author of the chess program Kempelen, running on 6502 and 68000 based home computers, like Commodore 64 and Atari ST. Kempelen played four World Microcomputer Chess Championships in the 80s, the WMCCC 1985, WMCCC 1986, WMCCC 1988 and WMCCC 1989, and was market in 1986 by Sierra On-Line [1] [2].
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