ChessBase Magazine
cb_icon.gif (4592 byte)

 

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE
one year subscription (six additional issues)

ChessBase Magazine costs you less than a good chess book. But it has more top quality material, because the elite of world chess writes for us, from Anand to Yusupov. To sum it up: you get nothing but the best: top authors, the latest games, vivid reports, exclusive interviews. And last but not least, an excellent opportunity to bring the fascination of our sport close to those who are not chess enthusiasts...yet. ChessBase Magazine is both a CD-ROM and printed magazine that is published every two months. Available in the following languages: English and German
. $ 90

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA
one year subscription 

Six additional ChessBase Magazine Extra CD´s with over 5000 games each and interessting multimedia reports. Available in the following languages: English and German.
$ 45.5

 

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 83
August 2001

The main database, which appears as "83CBM" in your database window, this time contains 1811 games. Of these 506 are annotated. In this issue of ChessBase Magazine we have two multimedia reports. The first is a supplement to our CBM 79 multimedia report, which took a traditional look at the Brain Games World Championship, which took place in London last November. It was a visitor´s impression, a journalist attending the event and filming everything he was allowed to film at the Hammersmith site. In the current issue we have a completely different report on that historic match. Our special correspondent, Almira Skripchenko-Lautier, who by the way is the newly crowned European Women's Champion, was also in London at the time. But in addition to the championship itself she also had access to the camp of the challenger. The reason is simple: Almira is married to French GM Joel Lautier, and Joel was one of Vladimir Kramnik's three seconds during the match

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 82
June 2001

This contains 1226 games and seven database texts – an introductory text with hints on how to access the database, two texts featuring surveys on the opening sectors reviewed by Christopher Lutz and Igor Stohl as well as four tournament texts.
The strongest classical tournament was the one in Linares. This year, the two world champions Vladimir Kramnik and Vishy Anand were absent – the FIDE world champion allegedly had other obligations, and Kramnik was, as it transpired, not satisfied with the financial offer. But Gary Kasparov did play, and the dethroned world champion outdistanced the other five participants by three points (7,5/10). It was a case of one first place, five last places

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 81
April 2001

The current issue of ChessBase Magazine consists of two CDs. One is the regular magazine CD, the second contains a new players encyclopedia which replaces the one you received with your ChessBase 8.0 program. The encyclopedia has been substantially improved and enhanced. There are around 20,000 new player entries and more than 1,100 new pictures, including a lot of recent shots of the top players. The main database ("81 CBM") 1428 games and 12 database texts, nine of which are tournament reports. The largest set of games (258) are those from the FIDE knock-out world championship. Of these 96 are annotated, amongst others also by the winner Vishy Anand

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 80
March 2001

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 80
February 2001

The ChessBase Magazine 80 contains the main body of 1262 games and five database reports. There are many strong tournaments, the men´s Olympiad in Istanbul and the Braingame and FIDE World Championships in London and Delhi/Teheran. The two world championships were held in competition with each other. In the Braingames world championship there were only two decisive games, both won by Kramnik, who also managed to find an impregnable defence against Kasparov's white onslaught. The FIDE world championship in Delhi and Teheran ended in victory for the favourite Vishy Anand, who thus becomes Asia's first chess world champion

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 79
January 2001

The First World Cup last year was held in Shenyang, China. It takes an inordinate amount of time to get there. Fortunately a new member of our team, Almira Skripchenko-Lautier, embarked on the arduous journey to Shenyang, to make a video report on the World Cup -- and to take part in the womens´s section there. The CD offers more than 7300 games. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 79
December 2000

How could Kasparov lose his World Champion title? The multimedia section in this issue is devoted to a single subject: The Braingames World Championship in London. You will also find the games of FIDE World Cup, Zonals in Buenos Aires and Reykjavik, GM tournament in Biel and many more on the CD

 

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 78
November 2000

ChessBase Magazine Extra 78 offers more than 5300 games. Among other things, you will find the starting double-rounds of the Bundesliga, the senior world championship of men and women and the junior world- championship. In the multimedia section we have an interview with Carsten Hensel the organiser of the Dortmund Sparkassen Meeting and the analysis by Vishy Anand to the key game Anand-Khalifmann from Linares


CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 78
October 2000

ChessBase Magazine 78 can offer its readers two world champions. When Vladimir Kramnik explained how to win against the Junior program during a video interview shown here in our multimedia report on the Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting, he, of course, could not have known that he would defeat Kasparov shortly thereafter. He explains his strategy against the computer in a humorous way. "Well, I just wanted to bring it into time trouble, and then it surely would overlook a piece, and it really turned out that way...". Alexander Khalifman is the official FIDE world champion. Against Junior, he was basically lost after 18 moves. He tells us what he was thinking and how he was able to save the game. And he too shows that he has a lot of humour. In addition, we have a lot more exciting interviews and clips from Dortmund for you, and a great deal of chess of course: about 1800 games from which 524 are annotated. As always, there are the categories theory (openings), middlegame and endgame. Furthermore, Fritz-forum with reports on the computer world championship and the shuffle-chess event with Advanced Knaak. In the Magazine, amongst others, Matthias Wuellenweber presents the new ChessBase 8.0 program


CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 77
September
2000

The CD-Rom contains two multimedia reports: German TV match Kramnik vs Leko and a report on the Frankfurt Masters und Giants including interviews with Ivanchuk and Vladimir Kramnik who talks about his up coming match against Kasparov. Available in the following languages: English and German.


CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 77
August 2000

ChessBase Magazine 77 has two multimedia reports. Ilya Tsesarsky followed the Israeli League with his camera and has given us his video impressions. Minister Nathan Sharansky often visits the event and is to be seen in some of the pictures, Boris Avrukh explains how he was able to draw his game against Kasparov. The videos are embedded in an instructive report by Dimitry Tyomkin. The other multimedia report is by Frederic Friedel and shows Fritz playing at the Frankfurt Chess Classics. There is an extensive report on the subject, with pictures, games and analysis of the computer games by Thomas Luther.

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 76
July 2000

The CD-Rom contains a multimedia report on the super tournament in Linares. The two winners Kramnik and Kasparov talk about some of the burning problems in chess - like the recently decided FIDE doping controls for chess players.

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 76
June 2000

The multimedias database is dedicated to a single subject: Fritz at the Dutch Championship. The event and the participation of the computer created a world-wide stir. While Fritz tried its luck against top GMs the controversy raged, with both advocated and opponents visiting the tournament site in Rotterdam. Frederic Friedel was present to discuss the issues with them on video. In his thought-provoking multimedia report you will find interviews with tournament director Gert Gijssen, with the most vocal opponents Tim Krabbé and Gert Ligtering, with proponent Jaap van den Herik, and with the players Loek van Wely and Jeroen Piket

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 75
May 2000

ChessBase Magazine Extra 75 The CD ROM features two multimedia contributions. Frederic Friedel has prepared for you "historical pictures" of Kasparov´s and Karpov´s joint analysis of their pawn ending from the tournament in Las Palmas 1996, Grandmaster Karsten Müller commenting their post-mortem in the style of a sports reporter. The combinated access to the game through video clips and Chessbase database allows for a fascinating insight. A second multimedia database is dedicated to an event which has almost become a tradition by now: a city competition between Vinius and Berlin. Apart from the games there are also clips from an exhibition match between the president of the Lithuanian parliament, Landsbergis, and the German minister of the interior, Schily. Furthermore the database includes the 35 games of Eduardas Rozentalis' simul and an extensive report written by Harald Fietz. Available from 29.05.00

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 75
April 2000

In this edition: A multimedia report from Wijk aan Zee. Special highlights: tournament reports from Pamplona, Belfort and the Match between Leko and Khalifman. The main database contains a total of 1800 games, almost 500 of them annotated. All tournaments feature introductory text reports. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZIN EXTRA 74
March 2000

In this edition: A multimedia report from the Wydra International Chess Tournament in Haifa (Anand won ahead of Svidler and Gelfand). Interview with Ivan Sokolovzu about his match against Fritz after the Computer Chess World Championship in Paderborn, Germany

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 74
February 2000

Multimediareport from the German Bundesliga. Interview with Lubomir Ftacnik regarding the European Championship in Butami. On this CD games from the European Championship in Batumi, VAM Hoogeveen, Veteran-Woman, German Championship and many more. Also included: Trainings database for openings. middelgames and endgames. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 73
January 2000

Multimedia: Interview with Alexander Khalifman. Tournaments: Austrian Championship 1999, First Saturday Budapest 1999, Den Bosch Hertogenbosch 1999, Italian Championship 1999, Vikings Challenger 1999, Groningen Young Masters 1999, Groningen Open 1999, Columbian Championship 1999, 1999, Bad Wildbad Open 1999, USA-Woman Championship and many more. The main database contains a total of 6300 games. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 73
December 1999

In this Edition: Kasparov speaks out on Kasparov vs. the World and an interview with Alexander Khalifman. The main database: This contains a total of 1114 games, of which almost 500 have commentary (by Alterman, Baburin, Chandler, Dautov, Ftacnik, Gelfand, Mikhail Gurevich, Hertneck, Hübner, Kasparov, King, Kortschnoj, Lautier, Lutz, McShane, Milov, Psakhis, Ribli, Smirin, Speelman, Stohl, Murugan, Tiviakov, van Wely, Yudasin and many others). All tournaments have introductory text reports, there are three opening surveys and tournament reports.  Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 72
November 1999

In this edition: Mutltimedia report from Frankfurt. Anand vs. Fritz on Primergy (Siemens-Re-Match). Interviews with Kasparov, Adams, J. Polgar and Anand. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 72
October 1999

A multimedia report from the Frankfurt Chess Classics. Tournaments: Frankfurt Chess Classics, WCh in Las Vegas, Frankfurt Classic Giants und Masters and many more. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 71
September 1999

Over 4000 games! "The Big K´s in Frankfurt" and "Karpov and FIDE" multimedia reports by Frederic Friedel. Tournaments: AZ Sanace Cup Olomouc, Budapest 1st Saturday GM + IM , Arthur DAke int. San Francisco, Hotel Agro Budapest ,Mipap Cup Olomouc, South Californian championship San Francisco, Valoz Cup Olomouc, Dutch Open Dieren, Spanish championships, British championships, Norwegian championships, Politiken Cup Kopenhagen, Scottish championships and many more. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 71
August 1999

Multimediareport from the Advanced Chess Match in León between Anand and Karpov. Tornaments: Dos Hermanas und Sarajevo, Tel Aviv, Czerniak Memorial Tel Aviv, Danish Championships Aarhus, Katrineholm, Cutro, Indonesia vs the World, Young Masters Lausanne, Mitropa Cup Baden, and many more. Available in the following languages: English and German.


CHESSBASE MAGAZINE EXTRA 70
June 1999

In this Edition: A report from the Chessfestival in Tel Aviv. Junior won against Boris Gelfand (1,5:0,5) and played against the israelic olympic Team 2:2. Available in the following languages: English and German

CHESSBASE MAGAZINE 70
June 1999

Let´s go to Linares! A multimedia report by Frederic Friedel and an interview with John Nunn on books and computers. Tournaments: Linares, Match Piket-Karpov, Enghien-les-Bains, Hungarian championship in Lillafured, Alushta, United Insurance Dhaka, Ciocaltea Memorial Bukarest, Geller Memorial Moskau and many more. Available in the following languages: English and German.


|Home Page| |Versione Italiana| |English Version|  

|E-mail| |Site map| |Chess Links| |How to order|