Sinclair ZX Spectrum
Spectrum Voice Chess
Spectrum Voice Chess is a chess game using the Spectrum's sound hardware to say the moves after they have been made. Comments such as 'check', 'well I never' and 'oh well' will also be interjected by the computer player when appropriate. There are seven skill levels, with all but the easiest of these offering a move suggestion feature. The ability to edit the board layout is provided, even during a game. Current positions can be printed or displayed to the screen.
- Release date
- December 31, 1981
- Developer
- Chris A. Thornton
- Publisher
- Artic Computing
- Players
- 1
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Spectrum Voice Chess
Spectrum Voice Chess is a chess game using the Spectrum's sound hardware to say the moves after they have been made. Comments such as 'check', 'well I never' and 'oh well' will also be interjected by the computer player when appropriate. There are seven skill levels, with all but the easiest of these offering a move suggestion feature. The ability to edit the board layout is provided, even during a game. Current positions can be printed or displayed to the screen.
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- Chris A. Thornton
- Publisher
- Artic Computing
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