Millennium Europe Chess Champion

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Millennium Europe Chess Champion

Play chess and 7 other popular board games in one package. The Millennium Europe Chess Champion chess computer offers a large LCD display that can display the entire playing area, including the placement of pieces, and thus offers the possibility of control and teaching. The large number of difficulty levels for all the included games guarantees that really anyone can play. The memory also includes a chess tutorial with a hundred practice games. The chess computer can record the last position of the game before shutting down, so you can finish it at any time thereafter. The Millennium Europe Chess Champion is easy to operate and is also suitable for travel thanks to the operation of the 3 AA pencil batteries included in the package.

Key features of the Millennium Europe Chess Champion chess computer

  • There are 7 games available on the chess computer - chess, lady, five in a row, reversi, wolves, cricket and Nim
  • Millennium Europe Chess Champion is designed for beginners and advanced thanks to a large number of difficulty levels
  • Its advantage is a large LCD display showing the entire playing area
  • It also offers a chess tutorial
  • Thanks to the practical storage of the last position of the game, you can continue the game at any time
  • The intuitive menu and all settings are translated into 13 world languages

Specifications

Battery

Must additionally purchase AA batteries Yes
Battery type AA
Number of batteries 3 pc(s)

Age and intended use

Usage Everybody
Suitable for 7 years

Product type

Product type Board game

Games and puzzles

Product type Base game
Package contents Figures, Playing board
Minimum number of players 2
Maximum number of players 2
Material Plastic

Genres and game mechanics

Genre Strategic, Logical
Sub-genre (Theme) Classics/Retro

Series

Product series Chess and checkers
Code:  HRAb0564
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