04 Feb 07
Okay, So I'm sure this has been posted before and discussed over an over. But I was wondering what software you would recommend to analyze my games, with a view to becoming a better player. I can see where I'm going wrong in most of my defeats but there a few games, where the middle and end game have got away from me, and in these games it's not so obvious how I lost ( to me at least 🙂 )!
A couple of things:
- I don't own analysis software, so I can invest in the latest version\package.
- Of the few I have seen the GUI has been terrible, a nice GUI would be nice.
Any ideas? Hiarcs, Fritz etc etc or are these for more advanced players?
04 Feb 07
Originally posted by nawadaPGo with a chessbase product, Fritz, Junior, Shredder.
Okay, So I'm sure this has been posted before and discussed over an over. But I was wondering what software you would recommend to analyze my games, with a view to becoming a better player. I can see where I'm going wrong in most of my defeats but there a few games, where the middle and end game have got away from me, and in these games it's not so obvious h ...[text shortened]... would be nice.
Any ideas? Hiarcs, Fritz etc etc or are these for more advanced players?
That is all you will need throughtout your chess career, from Begineer to 2400.
You could also try posting a few of your games on the chess forum and some people might help you out with them. I usually do when I have some free time.
RK