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Microchess,
sometimes written as
MicroChess, is a
chess program developed for the MOS
Technology KIM-1
microcomputer by
Peter R.
Jennings in 1976, and...
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early personal computer software publisher. Its most
famous products were
Microchess, Visi On and VisiCalc. It was
founded in 1977 by Dan
Fylstra as the software...
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computer chess programmer, and entrepreneur. He is most
notable for
creating MicroChess, the
first microcomputer game to be sold commercially.
Peter Jennings...
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Rangers Peter R. Jennings,
Canadian physicist and entrepreneur; created,
MicroChess Suzanne Bennett Johnson, Ph.D., 1974,
psychologist and past president...
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probably the
first game for
microcomputers to be sold commercially,
Microchess,
originally for the KIM-1. As the
system became more po****r, one of the...
- Guardian's
Crusade Tandy Corporation Fort Worth, Texas,
United States 1919
Microchess ceased publishing games in 1989
Taxan ****an 1981 no
longer publishes video...
- cartridges.
Possibly the
first computer game to be sold
commercially was
Microchess in 1976 by
Peter R. Jennings, who also
started possibly the
first computer...
- (Northwestern University)
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games originally written for
other computers were
ported to the TRS-80.
Microchess has
three levels of play and can run in the 4 KB of
memory that is standard...
- oil sands; and
Peter R. Jennings,
computer programmer and
developer of
Microchess.
Notable faculty members include chemist Ronald Gillespie, who helped...
