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Commodore 64 Emulator Cesar (1991)

CESAR has the tendency to freeze sometimes, therefore you might have to load it several times to get it to work. A lot of patience is required to complete games with this program because of this. For best results Playing Level 1 should be tried which plays at approximately 30 seconds per move, but the program may also take a lot longer.

Estimated rating for CESAR is 1050 - 1150 ELO (1250 - 1350 USCF). Here are some tips on how to play CESAR:

  1. L = Level
  2. M = Force Computer Move
  3. R = Take Back Move
Information

Commodore 64 Emulator - Cesar (1991)

Technical Specifications

Commodore 64 Emulator - Cesar (1991)

Manufacturer

Programmer

CP Verlag/Game On

Edmund Wisniewski

Year:

1991

File Type:

TAP

Download:

C64 Cesar

Language:

6502 Assembly

File Size:

153 KB

Media:

C64 Emulator

Processor Type

Speed

ROM

RAM

6502

8 Bit

1.023 MHz (NTSC)

20 KB

64 KB

Move Entry

Options Selection

Playing Levels

Opening Library

Take Back Moves

Keyboard

Keyboard

9

Yes

Yes

Position Setup/Ver.

Display Move Info/Analysis

Solve Mate

Save Game / Ponder

Hint/ Teach Mode

Yes / Yes

Yes / Yes

Yes

Yes / No

No / No

Active Level:

Level 1

Tournament Level:

Level 3

Infinite Level:9

Level 9

Game Information

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Active Games (30s:1 or 60/30 etc.)

Tournament Games (180s:1 or 40/2 hrs)

#

W

D

L

%

ELO

#

W

D

L

%

ELO

50

8

11

31

27.00

1086

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

Game Level 1

Computer “Thinking” Current Move, Best & Search Depth

Commodore 64 Emulator - Cesar (1991) Game Level 1

Commodore 64 Emulator - Cesar (1991) Computer “Thinking” Current Move, Best & Search Depth

The Spacious-Mind Active game results (shown above) are from games played with a Commodore 64 or 128. Game Software was loaded from a PC into a Commodore 64/128 using C64TPC. C64TPC connects to the Commodore 64/128 via the Disk Drive Port and links to the PC with a Serial Cable. Playing CESAR with an Emulator should play exactly the same as using a Commodore 64 or 128.
Chess Game Examples

The game example below originates from the C64 Open Championship and was played with a real Commodore 64 or 128 with software loaded using C64TPC.
 
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