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Power Chess

Power Chess is a chess-playing video game originally released in September 1996 by Sierra On-Line for the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system. Later revisions of the software were released as Power Chess 98 (1997) and Power Chess 2.0 (1998). Power Chess was also the "intermediate" game included in Sierra's Complete Chess (1998) along with Maurice…

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"Great Games"

Evergreen GameAdolf AnderssenJean DufresneOpera GamePaul Morphy
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Engine

Chess engineDeep BlueHong Kong
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Reception

Computer Games Strategy PlusPC Joker
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Gameplay

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Genre
Chess
Publisher
Sierra On-Line
Developer
Sierra On-Line
Mode
Single player
Platform
Microsoft Windows 95
Release
September 30, 1996

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Engine

Gameplay

"Great Games"

Reception

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Power Chess

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples29
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Power Chess

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related to Engine · 8
Power Chess → David Kittinger, Deep Blue, Great Game, Hong Kong, Its, The, Wchess, World Computer Championship
related to Gameplay · 5
Power Chess → Chessbase Fritz's Friend Mode, In, Players, Queen, The
related to Narration · 5
Power Chess → English, French, Natacha LaFerriere, Power Chess Queen, The
related to Reception · 3
Power Chess → Computer Games Strategy Plus's, In, PC Joker
Developer · 1
Power Chess → Sierra On-Line
Genre · 1
Power Chess → Chess
Mode · 1
Power Chess → Single player
Platform · 1
Power Chess → Microsoft Windows 95
Publisher · 1
Power Chess → Sierra On-Line
Release · 1
Power Chess → September 30, 1996

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chess power game vs games 1996 also included 1995 released 1998 microsoft player sierra on-line windows 95 queen video engine

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Power ChessDeveloperSierra On-Line1.00infobox
Power ChessGenreChess1.00infobox
Power ChessModeSingle player1.00infobox
Power ChessPlatformMicrosoft Windows 951.00infobox
Power ChessPublisherSierra On-Line1.00infobox
Power ChessReleaseSeptember 30, 19961.00infobox
Power Chessis achess-playing video game originally released in September 1996 by Sierra On-Line for the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system0.90text
Power Chessrelated to EngineIts0.60section
Power Chessrelated to EngineWchess0.60section
Power Chessrelated to EngineDavid Kittinger0.60section
Power Chessrelated to EngineDeep Blue0.60section
Power Chessrelated to EngineWorld Computer Championship0.60section

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