The Englishman Richard Lang can undoubtedly be considered the most successful chess programmer of all time, with no less than 10 world championship titles in computer chess. His legendary ChessGenius program achieved the historic first victory of a chess program over a reigning world champion at an official tournament on August 31, 1994: World Champion Garry Kasparov was defeated with a score of 1.5 to 0.5 points at the Intel Grand Prix tournament in London. The Millennium ChessGenius includes this award-winning world champion program. With a playing strength of over 2,000 ELO (according to international tournament standards) and its virtually limitless adjustable settings options, it is the perfect playing partner for all chess players, whether they are beginners, club players, or strong tournament competitors.

Features:

• Nearly unlimited number of difficulty levels adjustable
• Average time per move adjustable
• Maximum total time per game adjustable
• Tournament levels for strong players.