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Commodore 64 Emulator Grandmaster Chess (1982)

GRANDMASTER CHESS WAS PUBLISHED IN 1982 BY KINGSOFT and distributed by AUDIOGENINCS. At that time it was the strongest chess game available for the Commodore 64.

Complete instructions are provided in the game.

You can read about the original GRANDMASTER here:

Click to see the original Commdore 64 Grandmaster Chess (1982)

The playing strength of GRANDMASTER CHESS is approximately 1300-1400 ELO (1500 - 1600 USCF).
Information

Commodore 64 Emulator Grandmaster Chess (1982)

Technical Specifications

Commodore 64 Emulator Grandmaster Chess (1982)

Manufacturer

Programmer

Audiogenic Software / Kingsoft

Unknown

Year:

1982

File Type:

T64

Download:

Grandmaster

Language:

6502 Assembly

File Size:

14 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

10

Yes

2 moves

Position Setup/Ver.

Display Move Info/Analysis

Solve Mate

Save Game / Ponder

Hint/ Teach Mode

Yes / Yes

Yes / Yes

No

No / No

Yes / No

Active Level:

3 (35 Seconds)

Tournament Level:

6 (3 Minutes)

Infinite Level:9

Level 0

Game Information

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

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

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D

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ELO

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%

ELO

50

29

5

16

63.00

1341

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Grandmaster (1982) Game Instructions

Grandmaster (1982) Game Levels

Commodore 64 Emulator Grandmaster Chess (1982) Game Instructions

Commodore 64 Emulator Grandmaster Chess (1982) Game Levels

The Spacious-Mind Active game results (shown above) are from games played with a Commodore 64 or 128. Playing GRANDMASTER CHESS 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 and original GRANDMASTER CHESS software, however the Emulator Software should play exactly as the original game.
 
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