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Chessmaster 9000 isn’t just a chess game. It’s the ultimate chess resource.

Feral Interactive’s Chessmaster 9000 is the best chess game you can buy for the Mac. It’s an absolute must-have for chess fans who want serious competition and training.

If you're really into chess, stop playing with Apple's bundled Chess app. Shell out the $40 and get Chessmaster 9000—it's the chess game to get for the Mac. Chessmaster has tons of features for both beginners and experienced chess enthusiasts alike.

Here's the conclusion first: you should get Feral Interactive's Chessmaster 9000 for your Mac, because the teaching features simply are extraordinary, and will shape you into becoming a better player.

Chessmaster 9000 for Mac has a clear and important place in any player's library. On the Mac side, nothing else comes close to the polish, feature set, and usability of CM9000 by a large margin, and the Aqua overhaul over the PC version looks fabulous.

A complete, nearly perfect product.

Mac users who would like to play or learn more about chess have an excellent tool available in ChessMaster 9000.

Taking advantage of the strengths associated with the Mac OS X environment, the program provides attractive and powerful features for advanced players as well as those learning chess for the first time.

If you're someone who wants to become serious about the game, learning how to think like a master, and make the board come alive, then Chessmaster 9000 is the game you're looking for.

…Its amazing set of resources will teach you this classic game from the inside out.

Near-perfect game teaches as well as trounces.

Chessmaster 9000 is easy to recommend to any chess fan… We think of Chessmaster 9000 as the extended DVD version of regular chess.

The graphics of chessboard and player pieces are superb.

We think ChessMaster 9000 is terrific for true chess aficionados, whether novices or experts. …We think ChessMaster 9000 is the very best chess game available for the Mac and highly recommend it.

This is about as beautiful as chess can be. With 60 different 3D boards, it looks great and runs on everything as long as it has 700MHz G4 or newer.

This is certainly the latest and greatest for chess fans.

What better way to learn than from a program that not only has the 400-year history, but 800 stored games and other instructions with annotation, voice tutoring and interactive play online?

If you want to get into the worldwide hobby of Chess, this would be an excellent place to start.