Where's Chess Titans in Windows 8?

Anonymous
2012-10-27T06:22:42+00:00

Where's Chess Titans in Windows 8?

There doesn't seem to be any Microsoft games installed be default.

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Anonymous
2012-10-27T13:34:19+00:00

Hi RobbieCharles,

If you take a look in the Store, there are several Chess games available there. 

You can go to your Start screen by either clicking in the bottom left hand corner or pressing the Windows key, then go to the Store app. 

Once in the Store, you can then search for apps by pressing Windows key + C and click Search in the Charms bar, and search for Chess games from there.

Hope this helps!

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  1. Anonymous
    2015-10-13T21:23:46+00:00

    When someone ask a specific question like (where is chess titans in windows 8 ?) you should have given the answer the first time instead of the third. It frustrates me that you can't give a simple answer the first time instead your trying to promote a web site.

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    (Where's Chess Titans in Windows 8?)

    There doesn't seem to be any Microsoft games installed be default.

    1st resonse

    Hi RobbieCharles,

    If you take a look in the Store, there are several Chess games available there. 

    You can go to your Start screen by either clicking in the bottom left hand corner or pressing the Windows key, then go to the Store app. 

    Once in the Store, you can then search for apps by pressing Windows key + C and click Search in the Charms bar, and search for Chess games from there.

    Hope this helps!

    2nd response

    Hi RobbieCharles,

    If you take a look in the Store, there are several Chess games available there. 

    You can go to your Start screen by either clicking in the bottom left hand corner or pressing the Windows key, then go to the Store app. 

    Once in the Store, you can then search for apps by pressing Windows key + C and click Search in the Charms bar, and search for Chess games from there.

    Hope this helps!

    3rd response

    Hi RobbieCharles,

    The games from Windows 7 are not available by default in Windows 8.  Keep checking the Windows Store for available games.

    Thanks!

    I don't believe your going to get fired for giving a straight answer to a question like this.

    I know this response is extremely late just thought I would.

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  2. Anonymous
    2015-09-05T14:19:14+00:00

    A mac is worse than a PC.

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  3. Anonymous
    2015-09-05T14:17:07+00:00

    You know, you can use an operating system of Windows 7, then copy chess titans to a disk or a flash drive, then recopy to your computer and enjoy chess titans.

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  4. Anonymous
    2015-09-01T09:32:20+00:00

    Have looked all over the site and there is no chest titans available. Tried some of the others but they are terrible in comparison with the chest Titans. Where can I find chest titans as it is for a very elderly gentleman who's only enjoyment is playing this on the PC.

    Hi Cargys,

    I'm afraid it's a lost cause unless you have a pc running on a pre-Windows 8 OS.  I lost access to Chess Titans a year and a half ago when I bought a new PC.  I tried for ages to find a legitimate source to download it, but all I got was a bunch of offers to download pirate versions from sites I couldn't trust.  I didn't risk it.  I'm not savvy enought to discriminate, or clean up a mess caused by an incompetent or malicious person.  In the end, I got an iPad mini and downloaded Chess Free.  Just as good and I can take it anywhere.  I won't buy a pc again.

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