Chess Titans

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Chess Titans

A screenshot of Chess Titans in Windows Vista.
Developer: Microsoft
Latest release: 6.0.6000.16386 / November 8, 2006
OS: Microsoft Windows Vista
Use: Computer game, Chess
License: bundled with OS
Website: Windows Vista
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Chess Titans is a computer game developed by Oberon Games that is included in premium editions of the Windows Vista operating system. The game takes advantage of the new and advanced graphical user interface (GUI) of Vista, and includes features such as 3D rotation and color scheme choices.


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