File Details |
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| File Size | 7.1 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $29.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | June 6, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 268 |
| Publisher | Stefan Meyer-Kahlen |
| Homepage | Shredder Classic |
Publisher's Description
Shredder Classic is a professional computer chess program by Stefan Meyer-Kahlen, the nine-time world computer chess champion. Shredder Classic combines extremely powerful play with easy handling. Gameplay can be adjusted to any skill level, so that everyone can find an adequate chess partner. Functions designed for self-analysis and coaching help to improve your play.
Latest Reviews
zridling reviewed v2.0 on Apr 26, 2007
An excellent game that will challenge you day and night, and offers years of experienced book play. Shredder can be played on lower levels for fun, or you can match up with Deep Blue if you want, ha! The range of options are impressive, not to mention this game is offered in Linux, Windows/Vista, mac, and mobile versions. For example, you can reverse a move using CTRL+Backspace, which comes in real handy for wanting to play through (you can also use CTRL+D to edit positions on the board manually).
High end versions are sold that allow the chess engine to take advantage of multiple cores, x64 architectures, and so on. The 2.1 version of Classic is out, along with the 10.1 "Deep Shredder" version. Try classic and if you like it (which you will), you'll want to get the Deep Shredder versions, trust me. Well worth it, but just needs a couple of UI tweaks.
zridling reviewed v2.0 on Apr 26, 2007
An excellent game that will challenge you day and night, and offers years of experienced book play. Shredder can be played on lower levels for fun, or you can match up with Deep Blue if you want, ha! The range of options are impressive, not to mention this game is offered in Linux, Windows/Vista, mac, and mobile versions. For example, you can reverse a move using CTRL+Backspace, which comes in real handy for wanting to play through (you can also use CTRL+D to edit positions on the board manually).
High end versions are sold that allow the chess engine to take advantage of multiple cores, x64 architectures, and so on. The 2.1 version of Classic is out, along with the 10.1 "Deep Shredder" version. Try classic and if you like it (which you will), you'll want to get the Deep Shredder versions, trust me. Well worth it, but just needs a couple of UI tweaks.