27 Mar '08 20:41>1 edit
I'm sure that at some point someone has asked this question, or raised this discussion, but as a recent acquirer of Fritz 11 and Chessmaster Grandmaster Edition (11 I think also,) I am curious as to the relative positives and negatives to the two of them are. I've never had a chess program like either of these before a week or two ago, but I've found Fritz great for analysis and database position finding, but Chessmaster has a load of lessons and such with it that might (that's a big fat might) help me get better at the game.
What do you think? Or if you have any tricks, tips, etc for how to use either of them to their best ability, I'd appreciate those as well.
Edit - To their best abilities does not include cheating - I meant learning. The "final curtain" thread that I saw as soon as I posted this made me feel tainted.
What do you think? Or if you have any tricks, tips, etc for how to use either of them to their best ability, I'd appreciate those as well.
Edit - To their best abilities does not include cheating - I meant learning. The "final curtain" thread that I saw as soon as I posted this made me feel tainted.