Proper notes: We realize this is a late proper, but it was done after requests from friends to produce a properly working release of what is considered by many to be the finest of PC chess games. The SKIDROW release is not properly cracked, making the game appear dodgy. More specifically it does not activate the Deep Fritz chess engine, which is the core of the game.
DEEP FRITZ is the world’s most popular chess program, developed by ChessBase, “the world’s leading chess software company” (Washington Post). Whether you are a beginner, club player or professional – DEEP FRITZ has everything that chess players could want: automatically adjusting playing strength, handicap and coaching functions, explanation of positions, coloured danger warnings, openings statistics, automatic game analysis, trainings modules for openings, tactics, endgames, and a database of one million games.
FRITZ continues to fascinate the chess world. It has beaten a reigning World Champion in the battle of man vs machine, and it has worked with World Champions as a clever training partner (Garry Kasparov: “I regularly analyse with FRITZ”) which will entertain you with fresh and humorous verbal comments.
NEW: DEEP FRITZ is now even faster. The completely redesigned ergonomic interface gives you instant access to all the most important functions. This means more comfort and clearer controls. Never before has it been so easy and fast to play with DEEP FRITZ. DEEP FRITZ prepares you for serious encounters over the chessboard. Have you ever trained with a human grandmaster? DEEP FRITZ provides you with twelve hours of video lessons for every level of play. Enjoy the instructive analysis of master games, the discussion of clever openings traps, deadly combinations to solve. The video material introduces you to world class grandmasters like Alexei Shirov, Rustam Kasimdzhanov, Vladimir Kramnik, Vishy Anand, even chess legend Garry Kasparov. And if you cannot play chess DEEP FRITZ will teach you the rules of the games – within an hour you will be playing your first game of chess.
