Does it matter, I only have a mac and it seems 10th edition is only avalible for windows, is 10th edition avalible for something else? or do I have to get 9000, is there a big difference?
Originally posted by Dance Master MC Does it matter, I only have a mac and it seems 10th edition is only avalible for windows, is 10th edition avalible for something else? or do I have to get 9000, is there a big difference?
then wait till august for chessmaster grandmaster edition......but for now get chessmaster 10...(its 20 bucks)...then in august get CM grandmaster edition...it has tutorials.
Originally posted by chessisvanity then wait till august for chessmaster grandmaster edition......but for now get chessmaster 10...(its 20 bucks)...then in august get CM grandmaster edition...it has tutorials.
CM10 has tutorials.
CM10 is only avalible for windows! I have a macintosh!
well if CM 9000 works for MAC the get cm 9000....there is no difference between 9000 and cm10....unless you are a G-master... then cm 9000 will do for years to come.
Originally posted by chessisvanity well if CM 9000 works for MAC the get cm 9000....there is no difference between 9000 and cm10....unless you are a G-master... then cm 9000 will do for years to come.
whats platforms is grandmaster edition going to be avalible for?
not sure ...but most likely only windows....if cm10 doesn't work for MAC...then i doubt cm grandmaster edition will...
still cm9000 is just as good.........the really good programs are beneficial to strong players.....but for anyone below 2000 rating.....cm9000 is fine.
Originally posted by chessisvanity not sure ...but most likely only windows....if cm10 doesn't work for MAC...then i doubt cm grandmaster edition will...
still cm9000 is just as good.........the really good programs are beneficial to strong players.....but for anyone below 2000 rating.....cm9000 is fine.
yep....obviously fritz and the better more expensive programs have some cool s**t....but as for learning and getting better through tutorials and game databases,,....cm9000 is just as good.
Originally posted by chessisvanity yep....obviously fritz and the better more expensive programs have some cool s**t....but as for learning and getting better through tutorials and game databases,,....cm9000 is just as good.