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Chessmaster The Art of Learning

Chessmaster The Art of Learning

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Chessmaster The Art of Learning

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Josh Waitzkin, International Master coaches players to grasp the basic fundamentals of chess and to master the game through exciting courses and tutorials taken directly from his groundbreaking book, "The Art of Learning."
Josh Waitzkin, International Master coaches players to grasp the basic fundamentals of chess and to master the game through exciting courses and tutorials taken directly from his groundbreaking book, "The Art of Learning."

Develop your Chessmaster Rating with the aid of the fun training program designed to assess and develop Analytical Reasoning, Focus and Memory.

You can then practice your newly learned skills in single-player mode to develop your chessmaster skills or challenge your friends to a fun-spirited competition in multiplayer mode via Wi-Fi. (Multiplayer is not available on PSP E-1000).

~Features

* Game menu options include Quick Game, Mini Games, Chess Puzzles plus the main mode Classic Chess (where you can learn about chess, play practice games, play rated games or load a saved game).

* Six Original Minigames: Each minigame is packed with its own music, sound effects, a high-score record and 20 levels of gameplay.

* Players can look forward to Minefield, in which chess pieces are used to locate mines hidden in the board, Breaking the Lines, where the knight is moved to capture all of the pawns, and Fork My Fruit, a game that uses chess pieces to fork fruit of the same kind, among others.

* Famous Games: Players have access to 900 of the most important chess games, which are analysed to provide key tactics.

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