Random DOS Game Show #314: Battle Chess (1988)

Random DOS Game Show #314: Battle Chess (1988)

Channel:
United Kingdom Retro Gaming Discourse
Subscribers:
4,430
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Viefmvbfmdc


Game:
Battle Chess (1988)
Duration: 11:12
173 views
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Battle Chess is Interplay's best-selling animated eighties chess game. James already did a review of it years ago. It's mildly entertaining these days with nothing but PC speaker for company and a ponderous animation gimmick. He takes on the computer for a few minutes to demonstrate what's what.



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