4/5/2024 0 Comments Chessbase reader 12Let me show you what I mean with a simple chess example… A database of five million games (or any chess database of any size, for that matter) is just like a library – you’ll never use everything that’s in it, but what you will use is there for you whenever you want it. Comments like these illustrate vividly that the point has been missed. Over the years, I’ve sometimes heard players say, “Why do I need millions of games? I’ll never play through all of them anyway!” Gee, I don’t know – why do you need a local library? You’re never going to read all of those books. Among Mega Database 2012’s treasures are more than 78,000 games annotated by titled players. The latest version of the database contains 5,154,657 games (an increase of 357,739 games over the 2011 version), as well as 700 tournament crosstables and reports, and an updated Player Encyclopedia for use in ChessBase 11. The new Mega Database 2012 for ChessBase 11 and the Fritz family of playing programs ( Fritz, Hiarcs, Junior, Shredder, and Rybka) is here! The ChessBase company updates their master database annually to include new games played over the previous year, as well as to add historical games which have recently been unearthed.
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