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Psi Chess
, (PsiCHESS)
a commercial chess program for the
ZX Spectrum 48K
by
Steven L. Watson
and
Jack Wilkes
, released in 1986 by
The Edge
[1]
. Psi Chess features
2D
or
3D boards
with
Staunton
or
Lewis
chess sets, various playing modes, and is aware of all chess rules including
minor promotions
,
threefold repetition
, the
fifty-move rule
and
draw
by
insufficient material
[2]
.
Psi Chess screen with
3D board
[3]
Table of Contents
Reviews
External Links
References
What links here?
Reviews
Gwyn Hughes
(
1986
).
Psi Chess
.
Your Sinclair
, No. 10, October 1986
External Links
Psi Chess
-
World of Spectrum
PsiChess.txt
Psi Chess (ZX Spectrum)
,
YouTube
Video
References
^
Gwyn Hughes
(
1986
).
Psi Chess
.
Your Sinclair
, No. 10, October 1986
^
PsiChess.txt
^
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Psi Chess
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World of Spectrum
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a commercial chess program for the ZX Spectrum 48K by Steven L. Watson and Jack Wilkes, released in 1986 by The Edge [1]. Psi Chess features 2D or 3D boards with Staunton or Lewis chess sets, various playing modes, and is aware of all chess rules including minor promotions, threefold repetition, the fifty-move rule and draw by insufficient material [2].
Table of Contents
Reviews
External Links
PsiChess.txt
References
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