| 12:00am
EST/GMT-5 January 22, 2002, Beaver Falls, PA -
Today, Ingenuware, Ltd. released the next
generation of their chess computer game titled "ChessRally
2" for Windows based PCs.
ChessRally 2 sports
an Email Correspondence mode, Direct Network mode (peer to
peer), Single Player against a computer opponent, and a new
service, the "Online Rally Rooms", where players can
meet, chat, play, and watch games at their leisure in a
"lobby" setting.
Detailed information about the product, including screen shots
and free downloads, can be found at www.chessrally.com.
"This [ChessRally]
is going to revolutionize the way people play chess!",
exclaimed David Vincze, a member of the ChessRally beta testing
team. "We've received a great deal of praise from all
of their active beta testers.", stated Robb Ryniak,
Ingenuware's President, "We're very excited to see what
this software is going to do... so far we've received only high
praise, and that's encouraging."
ChessRally comes in two
flavors, Free Edition and Gold Edition. The Free Edition
allows users to play Email Correspondence chess for as long as
they choose, and as often as they choose, while the Gold Edition
sports all of the new features for a one time fee of $19.99 US.
ChessRally is available
through CNET's download website, http://www.download.com,
as well as several other high profile delivery vehicles. |
