Electronic Chess Game
March 5, 2008 by Tiago
Filed under Consoles and Video Gaming, Gadgets
Getting sick of playing chess against your friends? Want better competition? Maybe the Automated Electronic Chess Game can be a good challenge.
As the name suggests, this isn’t your traditional chess game. It uses plenty of electronics, so you have 136 levels to play and analyze. Additionally, the âcomputerâ has an auto-play function, that can play the game by itself.
The pieces make use of a magnetic system in order to move, and in case you have to interrupt a game, just save it in the memory and continue playing afterwards.
The Automated Electronic Chess Game costs $250.
Automated chess pieces move effortly across the board as the computer analyzes, then counters your moves.
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