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Big computers do have an advantage, of course. But Microchess — arguably the first commercial game for home computers — was able to play on tiny machines like the Kim-1.

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On this KIM-1 he’d proceed to develop his own chess game, called MicroChess, implemented fully in 6502 ASM to fit within the 1 kB of RAM. CNX Software ☛ u-blox MAYA-W3 industrial wireless module ...

On this KIM-1 he’d proceed to develop his own chess game, called MicroChess, implemented fully in 6502 ASM to fit within the 1 kB of RAM.

* B 045 DRAW POKER * B 044 FASTGAMMON A 002 HELLO * B 066 MICROCHESS 2.0 * A 008 MICROCHESS START B 034 PIC.CRIBBAGE B 005 RESTORE * B 050 SARGON ] [ A 074 CRIBBAGE-B B 029 CARD-SUBS * A 005 KING ...

MicroChess, the first commercial chess program for microcomputers, in 1976; Chess Challenger in 1977; and Sargon, which won the world’s first computer chess tournament for microcomputers, in 1978. The ...

Bill Forster of Wellington, New Zealand, was so intrigued by Microchess that he decided to create a version in C that would run on the PC (or any computer capable of compiling C programs). His ...