Games that are still winable against the computer?

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Published on 2010-04-20T15:43:57Z Indexed on 2010/04/20 15:53 UTC
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There's a game on my laptop called 'Chess Titans' which I've been playing one game a day for almost 90 days. With the difficulty on the hardest setting I have not been able to win one game, however, I have come close.

What's the fun in playing a chess game if the computer can search all moves and win?

Has (or can) anyone beat a modern computer chess AI?

What games can't a computer gain an advantage in? (i.e. They would be 'fun' to play.)

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