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Some of the Mac's best brains have spent the last few weeks getting to grips with Chessmaster 9000 and their thoughts are now available for all to share. And who are these mighty intellectuals of all things Mac? None other than the most esteemed Mac game reviewers! The general consensus has been purely positive. Once they figured out which side of the board was up, the whole thing was apparently a cinch. Follow the links below and read their minds: -
| Macworld by Peter Cohen | • 4 1/2 mice out of 5 |
| MacHome by Zack Stern | • 5 apples out of 5 |
| MacTeens by Kevin Lindeman | • 5 stars out of 5 |
| Macologist by Robert Uyeyama | • 5 stars out of 5 |
| macCompanion by Robert Pritchett | • 5 stars out of 5 |