

Chessmaster on SNES is basically the granddaddy of digital chess—it's the same solid game from older systems, just polished up for the 16-bit era. The board looks crisp, pieces move smoothly, and there’s this oddly satisfying "clack" sound when you take an opponent’s piece. No frills, just chess—but if you’re used to modern AI opponents, the difficulty might feel a little predictable after a while. Still, there’s something cozy about playing it on a Super Nintendo.
You’ve got your usual modes—play against the computer, a friend, or even watch the AI battle itself (which is weirdly hypnotic). The opening book is decent, though don’t expect it to pull any wild, modern strategies. It’s chess the way your dad probably remembers it.
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