What did I tell you about not inserting the description?
With a game like The Chessmaster, it's a necessity. Doesn't also help that the video you linked starts where the review ends.The creme de la creme of the chess world? Well, maybe so far as Super NES chess games go; it's easy to come out on top when you're the only one in the running. But The Chessmaster doesn't leave much of an impression. There are better chess simulations, and more satisfying chapters in this particular series, on other platforms. This is like the board game equivalent of a vintage franchise sports game: It probably sold well to a general audience at the time, but it offers very little return for anyone today to return to it.
If it feels like I'm lashing out, well, I'm sorry, but I do have to present this series as best as I can for Jeremy's support. Afterall, this is a series well worth watching. So the next time you do beat me to the punch, can you include the description for me?
Also, I'd hate to be you Jeremy when you try to find something interesting to say upon reaching Chessmaster for NES and Game Boy.