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Master Chess
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a chess program for
Amstrad CPC
by
Amsoft
/
Mikro-Gen
, released in 1984, written in
Z80
machine code
apparently based on
ZX Spectrum Chess
written by
Anthony Adam
. A program with the same name was further published in 1987 by
Mastertronic
for Amstrad CPC and various Z80 as well as
6502
based
home computers
, such as
Atari 8-bit
,
Commodore 64
,
MSX
and
ZX Spectrum
[1]
.
Master Chess
[2]
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Masters
ZX Spectrum Chess
External Links
Master Chess - CPCWiki
masterchess © amsoft (1984) | CPC Power
Master Chess for Amstrad CPC (1987) - MobyGames
Master Chess - World of Spectrum
Master Chess (Game) - Giant Bomb
Master Chess for the Amstrad CPC,
YouTube
Video
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Master Chess for Amstrad CPC (1987) - MobyGames
^
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masterchess © amsoft (1984) | CPC Power
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a chess program for Amstrad CPC by Amsoft / Mikro-Gen, released in 1984, written in Z80 machine code apparently based on ZX Spectrum Chess written by Anthony Adam. A program with the same name was further published in 1987 by Mastertronic for Amstrad CPC and various Z80 as well as 6502 based home computers, such as Atari 8-bit, Commodore 64, MSX and ZX Spectrum [1].
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