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Louis rapid and blitz tournament was definitely the most anticipated chess event of the year. Even people who remember chess only when they see a puzzle in the Sunday column of their local newspaper were intrigued.Indeed, the return of Kasparov after 12 years of hiatus was an attempt to defy the laws of nature.Some 2,500 years ago the Greek philosopher Heraclitus coined the famous phrase: 'You cannot step twice into the same river.'
As you can see, when the re-match Fischer-Spassky was played, most of its games were from the category 'every Russian schoolboy must know it.' It would have been very interesting to see a match Fischer vs. A top player from the new generation and they even tried to arrange a match vs. Judit Polgar, but at the last moment Fischer backtracked.You see, Fischer can be called schizophrenic, lunatic, whatever, but he was not a fool! He clearly saw that such a match could have easily turned into a massacre, so he wisely decided to avoid a direct confrontation with the new generation of top players and instead kept talking about the world conspiracy with all the pre-arranged games and matches.I knew very well that in Kasparov's case it was going to be very different and we would see modern chess rather than a flashback.
It is precisely why the legendary Viktor 'the Terrible' Korchnoi was dangerous well into his 70s: because he kept working on chess till the very last day of his life and his game evolved.Therefore even when Korchnoi played grandmasters who could be his grandchildren age-wise, he played their kind of chess, rather than the chess of his youth.Photo: Chess.com/Maria Emelianova.Indeed, just as I expected, Kasparov didn't try to step into that old river of the past. His play in the tournament was absolutely modern and you could never say just by looking at the moves that it was played by a retired person.Judge for yourself. Unfortunately, the quality of his play didn't transform into points and, to put it mildly, his final result was not exactly what he was hoping for.
So what went wrong? For anyone who followed the tournament the answer is absolutely clear: Kasparov's time management was absolutely horrible.He was behind his opponents most of the time and he even managed to set a sad record in the game vs. GM Liem when at some point he had less than four minutes vs. 22 minutes of his opponent!What's the root of the problem? If Kasparov's opening preparation, calculations skills and the general understanding of the game are still sky high, how come he was so slow? Is it his age?
Does it mean that we'll never see Kasparov at the top of the cross table when he plays young top guys?We'll discuss all these questions in next week's article.
Let me start by stating that Kasparov Chessmate is not a chess game for people who are new to the classic tactical game. This is a game that is designed with chess players in mind and that is evident from the fact that the greatest chess player of all time, Garry Kasparov was deeply involved in this game. Play Your GameI have to start by saying that there is no actual tutorial in this game. I was made to play chess when I was a kid so after a little bit of fumbling, it all came back. However, if you are looking for a chess game that is going to teach you the basics and make you understand what the game is all about, Kasparov Chessmate I have to say is not really for you. This is a game that demands you already have a somewhat decent understanding of the way that chess is played. Streamlined And SlickIf you were to watch gameplay footage of Kasparov Chessmate, you may think that it looks very barebones.
Hey, I get that I really do. However, this is a chess game and a serious one at that. Not to mention it has the name Garry Kasparov tied to it so you are not going to get a lot of flash to this.
This is a very serious take on the game of chess and in that regard, I feel that the more laid back and serious approach to the presentation is the right way to go. Still, on the flip side of this, I am sure some will find the presentation very boring. Two Ways To Be The Master Of ChessThere are two single-player modes for you to enjoy in this game. The first mode is pretty basic, where you pick the skill level, timer and you can undo any mistakes that you make.
This is a good way to just jump in, have some fun and test your chess skills in a more “controlled” way. The fact the game does have difficulty levels makes this mode ideal if you are like I was coming into this game and need your chess skills and knowledge to have a bit of a tune-up.The other mode is the main single-player mode and that is The Kasparov Chess Club. In this mode you start off with one opponent and then must face off against a series of increasingly more skilled chess players before you become the grand champion. This mode is brutally tough and is for people who know what they are doing! There is also a local multiplayer option so you can play against a buddy if you want.I think that Kasparov Chessmate is a very solid chess game. It does not bother with a lot of “flash” and instead gets by on being a solid chess sim. The fact that it is in part made by chess legend Garry Kasparov makes is a chess game that chess pros will certainly really enjoy.7.5/10Pros:.
It is endorsed and partly developed by Garry Kasparov. Two modes of play. You can try and become the chess champion. It is quick to get a game going.
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You can play local co-opCons:. It is very barebones in every regard. It is not going to “teach” you how to play chess.