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Written by John Knightly
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Thursday, 19 October 2006 |
The Rybka software is more than just a game of chess. It includes a data base of more than 1000000 games, 500000 evaluations and 8000 text comments. It enjoys a high rating as the strongest play and analyzing program in the world.
Rybka is not only a program that plays chess; it teaches you how to play the game better. One can increase personal level of playing with this program.
Rybka comes combined with the Openings chess encyclopedia, and the offer today includes two free internet updates for this amazing collection of information.
With a rating over 3000 (planned 3003 by June 2007) this program enjoys a rating that is 200 higher than any other program in the world, and now it is available for the public. The most elite players use the software to practice and develop their skills. The program offers a unique technology for move selecting that was developed by international master Vasik Rajlich
( Hungary ). The program simulates players thinking by evaluating positioning in complex algorithms.
The opening encyclopaedia includes 8000 opening options and 500000 evaluations by top professionals. One can replay the theoretical materials on the chessboard for better learning.
The program also supplies test openings , so players can text their own knowledge of the theory learned. Also the program has a convenient interface for chess games on the internet via the ICC-Internet Chess Club.
System requirements: IBM-compatible PC, 128 MB RAM, Hard Disk (1 GB of free disk space), VGA graphics, Windows 2000/NT/XP, CD-ROM drive.
Cost: 52.95$ on CD. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 23 October 2006 )
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