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Melee and Chess have been on a collision course for quite some time, and folks, it’s happening tomorrow. With the combination of Slippi, Metagame, Queen’s Gambit, Pogchamps, and general lockdown-induced boredom, chess and Melee are both experiencing unprecedented booms. And on Feb 6-7, we will have the pleasure of watching our favorites go toe to toe in chess.
The Smasher’s Gambit is a chess tournament which will feature Leffen, Mang0, IBDW, HugS, Ludwig, Esam, Void, and Marss, as well as an exhibition match between Zain and Hbox.
As a pretty much lifelong fan of both games, it has been surreal for me these past few days, watching so many of my favorite Melee players getting coached by all these incredible chess streamers. I thought it’d be fun to revisit a post I made several years ago comparing Melee characters to different chess “openings”. This time around we’ll also have a list comparing our favorite smashers to some Grandmasters of today and from the past. Lastly, there will be a short guide on how to get started with chess, with me trying to say “And this is kind of like Melee because X” as much as possible, and sometimes it will even make sense.
So before we get into why I think playing Fox is kind of like playing the Sicilian Defense, I should explain what a chess opening is. In chess, the first few moves are known as the opening, where both players try to steer the game into a position they’re comfortable with. Like Melee characters, some openings are certainly better than others, but there is enough diversity in choice even among the top tier openings that the game remains healthy. And just like a top 100 player could choose a bottom tier character and still destroy almost everybody reading this, a Grandmaster (or even just an average solid player) could play virtually whatever opening they want against a novice and likely have no problems.
As far as the concept of “mains” is concerned, in Smash it’s pretty much accepted that the best advice to beginners in regards to choosing a main is “Just pick somebody and stick with it.” This can be true in chess as well, but I’d suggest new players to at least try to familiarize themselves with the basic ideas of a bunch of openings before diving too deep into a particular opening repertoire. Some top Grandmasters are more predictable in what they play, others, like Magnus Carlsen, will play almost anything under the sun (and make it work because he’s Magnus). Ultimately though, openings are far from the most important thing new players should be working on, but more on that later. For now, just know that the general goals of the opening are to:

Try to control the center
Develop your knights and bishops
Castle

Every position demands different things, and the things I listed above are just suggestions. There are plenty of ways each color can choose to approach the opening, let’s take a look at a few.
imgur album of every position/character
Fox: Open Sicilian 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3
Starting from the top, we have Fox and the Sicilian defense. The Sicilian is a top of the line aggressive response to 1.e4 with the move 1...c5. The Open Sicilian is reached after white plays Nf3 and d4. These positions are incredibly rich in theory, with some lines being analyzed past move 30. So needless to say, you need to know what you’re doing. The Sicilian might also be the most versatile response to 1.e4 as there are already dozens of variations black can choose from, most of which having cool Russian names. Kalashnikov, Sveshnikov, Scheviningan, Taimanov, Najdorph, Rossolimo, Hyper Accelerated Dragon. I think being top tier, aggressive, dynamic, and demanding of lots of study/practice makes the Sicilian and Fox an easy choice.
Marth: Ruy Lopez
The primary weapon of every GM playing 1.e4 is the Ruy Lopez, aka the Spanish. After 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 both players are developing their pieces and fighting for the center as directly as possible. Both of the concepts of development and central control are crucial for beginners to understand, so this is a solid choice for beginners while still being viable, if not optimal, for players all the way up the ladder.
Falco: Italian 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4
The Italian opening dominated the Romantic Era of chess (1800s until Steinitz). While today there are many very calm ways to play this opening, back in the day (and still today, just not as much) The Italian was the choice of many to initiate rapid attacks on Black’s f7 square, often sacrificing pawns or pieces for initiative. These attacks were often very double edged and led to very entertaining games.
Puff: London
The London System is called a system because white essentially doesn’t care how black will respond to his moves. After d4, Bf4, Nf3, e3, c3, Nd2, O-O, white is all but forcing black to play at white’s pace. It might not be tough to guess that this opening has its share of haters due to its forcing nature. Still it is played by even Magnus Carlsen on occasion, and will likely remain relevant for longer than most of us would like to admit.
Falcon: Kings Gambit
e4 e5 f4. Always a crowd pleaser, the King’s Gambit (coming soon on Netflix) offers black a pawn in exchange for open lines and attacking possibilities. During the Romantic Era, it was second only to the Italian in popularity. This era was defined by being almost anti-materialistic, where gambits and sacrifices were very popular. The opportunities to style on your opponents are endless, the only problem with this comparison is that The King’s Gambit is not popular today while of course Captain Falcon has been enjoying plenty of success this year.
Peach: Grunfeld
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.nc3 d5 The big link here is trading. The Grunfeld’s main line reaches a near-endgame position where many of the pieces are exchanged. The Grunfeld can be described as a Hypermodern opening, which is a term built around the idea of allowing your opponent to claim the center of the board and then later undermining it. I think it’s fair that Peach and several other characters could be described as hyper modern, not interested in approaching but rather allowing their opponents to overextend themselves.
Sheik: Caro Kann
After 1.e4 c6 black will look to strike in the center with d5. Sheik is often recommended to beginners as a good character to start out with. I might be somewhat of a heretic among chess coaches for suggesting that the Caro Kann is a great choice for beginners, as conventional coaching wisdom is to have new players play e5 in response to e4, the Caro Kann comes with a very easy to understand plan of directly undermining white’s center with the c and d pawns. It can be frustrating to deal with as white, as black manages to stay pretty solid despite having a little less mobility.
Pikachu: Dutch 1.d4 f5
The poor man’s Sicilian. The Dutch in chess is about as popular as Pikachu is in Melee. Still, it’s far from refuted and can give black a good fighting chance especially considering in all likelihood white will be inexperienced in the lines.
ICS: Scholars mate
1.e4 e5 2.Qh5 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Qxf7# In chess, thankfully, wobbling was patched out of the game in the late 1700s. The closest thing to wobbling in chess today is what’s known as the Windmill tactic. But as far as openings, Scholar’s Mate seemed appropriate. This four move checkmate is the ultimate cheese strategy, and should be the go to option for beating your uncle. It requires no studying beyond just memorizing those moves and you’ll likely at least go 2-2 at your next chess local.
Yoshi Scandinavian (Qd6 line)
1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Don’t try this at home. The Qd6 line of the Scandinavian is an absolute jungle of theory (as opposed to the more “normal” Qa5 and Qd8 lines) and can easily lead to positions where novices will self implode. The Scandinavian immediately violates the standard opening principle of not bringing your queen out early. You should generally instead be trying to develop knights and bishops, castle, and fight for the center. But the Scandinavian is playable nonetheless, and like Yoshi it manages to put up a fight despite breaking some of the conventional rules of the game.
Samus: Larsen 1.b3
That’s it, one move. White will look to place their dark squared Bishop on b2 and try to maximize the usefulness of the long ranged attack (nice shot haha get it) along the central diagonal. White often stays very “grounded” after black claims the center (pawns on e5 and d5) by playing moves like e3 and f4, trying to maintain the diagonal for the Bishop.
Mario: Four Knights 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6
It’s classic, it’s logical, it’s just not that good. The Four Knights isn’t something you see at the highest level because it just doesn’t do enough to push for an advantage for white. Developing the Knights early is great, and shows good fundamentals, it’s just that this particular move order doesn’t do enough to scare black, unless you’re planning on playing the Halloween Gambit. Mario has plenty of tools, and in the hands of a player with solid fundamentals can be perfectly adequate, he just doesn’t have the ceiling that the characters above him seem to have.
Luigi: Halloween Gambit
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Nxe5 It doesn’t get much goofier than this. White will misfire their knight on e5 but achieves a potentially massive pawn center. It’s not exactly a sound idea but it can absolutely humiliate people who aren’t prepared. Admittedly this comparison is more related to Luigi himself rather than his playstyle in Melee.
Young Link: Queen’s Gambit 1.d4 d5 2.c4
Chess players will say “Okay hold up, The Queen’s Gambit is top tier and YL is...not. Explain yourself.” This characteopening share an interesting connection in that both were unexpectedly brought out by a world champion in a very high stakes match. Bobby Fischer, a lifelong e4 player, surprised Spassky by playing a Queen’s Gambit during their ‘72 Championship match. Beth Harmon (the fictional main character in Netflix’s Queen’s Gambit, heavily inspired by Bobby Fischer) did the same in her final game of the series. Armada, as you know, famously used Young Link as a surprise weapon vs. Hbox.
Kirby: Fried Liver 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5 d5 5.exd5 Nxd5 6.Nxf7
Remember when you were 8 years old and Kirby was an absolute rockstar? When standing near the ledge holding B was virtually unbeatable? You can experience that same joy once again through the Fried Liver Attack. It won’t work once you reach a rating where people know how to avoid this, but until that time the Fried Liver is as broken as Kirby on the ledge. You lure the black king to the center while rapidly developing, and it’s pretty much lights out from there.
Giga Bowser: Bongcloud 1.e4 e5 2.Ke2!
Literally unbeatable. The White King immediately makes his way to the center and starts up-b out of shielding and takes out every other piece in the process. If this opening appeals to you anarchychess is waiting for you with open arms.
This next section will be on player:player comparisons.
Armada: Magnus Carlsen This one is simple. A couple Scandinavian BOATs (GOATs?). Magnus is the current World Champion and easily the greatest endgame player of all time. He will grind seemingly drawn positions for much longer than most would be willing to, simply because he knows that ultimately his opponent will stumble before he does. He recently set a record for 125 unbeaten games in a row, only wins and draws. To do this against the best in the world is the definition of a brick wall.
Hbox: Hikaru Nakamura The controversial ones. Both maintain massive fanbases as well as a large crowd of haters. Hikaru has exploded on Twitch recently, and while he isn’t in contention for World Champ (slow chess) like he previously was, he’s still second only to Magnus in blitz. He absolutely has it in him to jump back into the elite scene, but his success in streaming might be tempting enough for him to just do that instead.
Mango: Garry Kasparov GOAT. When it comes to getting into an opponent’s head, nobody does/did it better than Mang0 and Kasparov. Kasparov dominated for over a decade, and reached the second highest rating (2851 Elo) ever, Magnus (2882) being the highest. Kasparov was know for having an incredibly intimidating presence over the board, and at his peak was capable of making even the best players look like amateurs. His level of dominance over modern players will likely never be repeated.
Zain: Alireza Firouja Firouja is a 17 year old phenom and is a very popular answer to the question “Who will eventually dethrone Magnus?” Their career paths are far from identical, as Zain is already a pretty clear #1, but Alireza seems to be the most promising of all the recent prodigies we’ve seen in chess, and as a fan of chess and Firouja I hope this comparison stands the rest of time.
Leffen: Bobby Fischer If there ever was a “God” era in chess, it would have to be 1948-1972, where we had plenty of different World Champions, but they were all Soviets. Coincidentally, five of them: Botvinik, Smyslov, Tal, Petrosian, and Spassky. Who would be the one to finally end the Soviet domination? Fischer of course. Both Fischer and Leffen have had some controversial opinions in the past, but thankfully at least none of Leffen’s were antisemetic or misogynistic. Fischer had some issues towards the end of his life, to say the least.
Isai: Paul Morphy Both geniuses in every sense of the word. The embodiment of their respective games. Morphy was the shining star of the Romantic Era, and in the 1850s was by far the best player in the world, when he felt like it. He refused to accept money for chess as his family felt chess was not a respectable career, and in those days, it wasn’t. His career was tragically short, and for that reason is referred to as “The Pride and Sorrow of Chess”. He learned the game without books, or teachers, or YouTube videos and laid the path for every player after him.
M2k: Wilhelm Steinitz Steinitz brought an end to the Romantic Era of chess. He was the first official World Champion (as proclaimed by... himself, and nobody could really argue). After Morphy retired, Steinitz eventually found himself on top, and he stayed there for longer than anyone in history. Perhaps the first player to truly figure out how to defend, he took great pride in dismantling Romantic attacks that are now seen as a bit primitive, and he is considered the father of modern chess.
Hax: Vishwanathan Anand In the early 2000s, Anand was one of the first big proponents of using chess engines to prepare for serious games. He was among the first to fully utilize the power of computer preparation, and in this way brought about chess’s own 20XX.
Plup: Alexander Grischuk Grischuk is a current top 10 and former Blitz World Champion. Speed is definitely at the heart of this comparison, but both players have shown great aptitude for other games, Plup being a great Minesweeper player and Grischuk having an impressive poker career under his belt.
Wizzy: Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa Both players were born in 2005 and share an uncharacteristic tendency for younger players, and that is to play “lame”. In chess, it is normal for younger players to seek crazy tactical positions, and as they get older begin to favor more dry, strategic maneuvers. Praggnanandhaa has defied this stereotype and reached the chess maturity required to play lame, which has allowed him to achieve the title of 4th youngest grandmaster ever.
How get good?
So let’s get down to it, where does one start? There’s no right or wrong way to learn the game, but some things should certainly be more of a priority than others.
There are three types of moves in chess, strategic moves, tactical moves, and bad moves. Strategic moves are like the neutral game of chess. Imagine a Marth ditto with both players on opposite sides of the stage. There are no combos available, so all you can do is try to improve your stage position. In chess, you won’t always have a move that gives you an instant advantage. Instead, all you can do is to try to put your pieces on “active” squares, where your pieces can later be in position for tactics.
Tactics are the “punish game” of chess, and improving your vision for tactics should be priority number one. Almost all of your games will be decided based on who is better at spotting these tactics. A tactic could be a double attack, a pin, a discovered attack, and various other “tricks” that lead to either winning material (pieces and pawns) or checkmate. The way to improve your tactical vision is simply by doing puzzles. Chess is all about pattern recognition. If I showed a screenshot of a Marth Fox game to Leffen, he could instantly tell me seven different reasons why Fox is about to die and what each player should do. A good chess player can see a position and immediately start noticing the key features and motifs. The more puzzles you do, the easier it will be to start seeing the same ideas in your own games.
Speaking of your own games, the second most important thing you can do is to analyze your games (every single game always) with either an engine or a stronger player. Playing friendlies mindlessly for hours won’t help you in Melee, and it won’t help you in chess. If you aren’t learning from your mistakes, and more importantly WHY you are making these mistakes, improving will be much more of a struggle. You should also aim to play as slowly as you can stand to. I think 15 minutes per side should be as fast as you go, and even slower than that is better. Just like with learning an instrument, if you can’t play a passage slowly, it isn’t gonna happen at a faster tempo either. As far as where to play, I’ll parrot my favorite subreddit and just say Lichess good Chess.com bad.
Endgames should be prioritized over openings to begin with. This might sound backwards, but what good is being a rook up in material if you can’t mate with King + Rook vs King? This is a 100% win for the side with the rook, but only if you know how to do it.
And of course, YouTube is your best friend. For openings, I quite like Hanging Pawns General learning: St. Louis Chess Club Gotham Chess Naroditsky Grandmaster recaps: Agadmator Engine vs Engine recaps: KingCrusher
Also any lesson involving a beginner (everyone involved in Pogchamps and Smasher’s Gambit) and a master would be worth watching. Just dear lord don’t watch Mang0’s lesson with Eric Hanson, I could feel my Elo plummeting after just ten minutes.
So remember to check out Smasher’s Gambit this weekend, (edit: today at 2pm pacific, noon tomorrow) my expert hot takes are IBDW will win (Ludwig is pfavorite) while Mang0 will unfortunately lose every game.
So that’s all folks. Enjoy the journey, have fun with it, and most importantly, have fun with it.

The Melee Player’s Introduction to Chess

Try to control the center
Develop your knights and bishops
Castle

Every position demands different things, and the things I listed above are just suggestions. There are plenty of ways each color can choose to approach the opening, let’s take a look at a few.
imgur album of every position/character
Fox: Open Sicilian 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3
Starting from the top, we have Fox and the Sicilian defense. The Sicilian is a top of the line aggressive response to 1.e4 with the move 1...c5. The Open Sicilian is reached after white plays Nf3 and d4. These positions are incredibly rich in theory, with some lines being analyzed past move 30. So needless to say, you need to know what you’re doing. The Sicilian might also be the most versatile response to 1.e4 as there are already dozens of variations black can choose from, most of which having cool Russian names. Kalashnikov, Sveshnikov, Scheviningan, Taimanov, Najdorph, Rossolimo, Hyper Accelerated Dragon. I think being top tier, aggressive, dynamic, and demanding of lots of study/practice makes the Sicilian and Fox an easy choice.
Marth: Ruy Lopez
The primary weapon of every GM playing 1.e4 is the Ruy Lopez, aka the Spanish. After 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 both players are developing their pieces and fighting for the center as directly as possible. Both of the concepts of development and central control are crucial for beginners to understand, so this is a solid choice for beginners while still being viable, if not optimal, for players all the way up the ladder.
Falco: Italian 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4
The Italian opening dominated the Romantic Era of chess (1800s until Steinitz). While today there are many very calm ways to play this opening, back in the day (and still today, just not as much) The Italian was the choice of many to initiate rapid attacks on Black’s f7 square, often sacrificing pawns or pieces for initiative. These attacks were often very double edged and led to very entertaining games.
Puff: London
The London System is called a system because white essentially doesn’t care how black will respond to his moves. After d4, Bf4, Nf3, e3, c3, Nd2, O-O, white is all but forcing black to play at white’s pace. It might not be tough to guess that this opening has its share of haters due to its forcing nature. Still it is played by even Magnus Carlsen on occasion, and will likely remain relevant for longer than most of us would like to admit.
Falcon: Kings Gambit
e4 e5 f4. Always a crowd pleaser, the King’s Gambit (coming soon on Netflix) offers black a pawn in exchange for open lines and attacking possibilities. During the Romantic Era, it was second only to the Italian in popularity. This era was defined by being almost anti-materialistic, where gambits and sacrifices were very popular. The opportunities to style on your opponents are endless, the only problem with this comparison is that The King’s Gambit is not popular today while of course Captain Falcon has been enjoying plenty of success this year.
Peach: Grunfeld
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.nc3 d5 The big link here is trading. The Grunfeld’s main line reaches a near-endgame position where many of the pieces are exchanged. The Grunfeld can be described as a Hypermodern opening, which is a term built around the idea of allowing your opponent to claim the center of the board and then later undermining it. I think it’s fair that Peach and several other characters could be described as hyper modern, not interested in approaching but rather allowing their opponents to overextend themselves.
Sheik: Caro Kann
After 1.e4 c6 black will look to strike in the center with d5. Sheik is often recommended to beginners as a good character to start out with. I might be somewhat of a heretic among chess coaches for suggesting that the Caro Kann is a great choice for beginners, as conventional coaching wisdom is to have new players play e5 in response to e4, the Caro Kann comes with a very easy to understand plan of directly undermining white’s center with the c and d pawns. It can be frustrating to deal with as white, as black manages to stay pretty solid despite having a little less mobility.
Pikachu: Dutch 1.d4 f5
The poor man’s Sicilian. The Dutch in chess is about as popular as Pikachu is in Melee. Still, it’s far from refuted and can give black a good fighting chance especially considering in all likelihood white will be inexperienced in the lines.
ICS: Scholars mate
1.e4 e5 2.Qh5 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Qxf7# In chess, thankfully, wobbling was patched out of the game in the late 1700s. The closest thing to wobbling in chess today is what’s known as the Windmill tactic. But as far as openings, Scholar’s Mate seemed appropriate. This four move checkmate is the ultimate cheese strategy, and should be the go to option for beating your uncle. It requires no studying beyond just memorizing those moves and you’ll likely at least go 2-2 at your next chess local.
Yoshi Scandinavian (Qd6 line)
1.e4 d5 2.exd5 Qxd5 3.Nc3 Qd6 Don’t try this at home. The Qd6 line of the Scandinavian is an absolute jungle of theory (as opposed to the more “normal” Qa5 and Qd8 lines) and can easily lead to positions where novices will self implode. The Scandinavian immediately violates the standard opening principle of not bringing your queen out early. You should generally instead be trying to develop knights and bishops, castle, and fight for the center. But the Scandinavian is playable nonetheless, and like Yoshi it manages to put up a fight despite breaking some of the conventional rules of the game.
Samus: Larsen 1.b3
That’s it, one move. White will look to place their dark squared Bishop on b2 and try to maximize the usefulness of the long ranged attack (nice shot haha get it) along the central diagonal. White often stays very “grounded” after black claims the center (pawns on e5 and d5) by playing moves like e3 and f4, trying to maintain the diagonal for the Bishop.
Mario: Four Knights 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6
It’s classic, it’s logical, it’s just not that good. The Four Knights isn’t something you see at the highest level because it just doesn’t do enough to push for an advantage for white. Developing the Knights early is great, and shows good fundamentals, it’s just that this particular move order doesn’t do enough to scare black, unless you’re planning on playing the Halloween Gambit. Mario has plenty of tools, and in the hands of a player with solid fundamentals can be perfectly adequate, he just doesn’t have the ceiling that the characters above him seem to have.
Luigi: Halloween Gambit
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Nxe5 It doesn’t get much goofier than this. White will misfire their knight on e5 but achieves a potentially massive pawn center. It’s not exactly a sound idea but it can absolutely humiliate people who aren’t prepared. Admittedly this comparison is more related to Luigi himself rather than his playstyle in Melee.
Young Link: Queen’s Gambit 1.d4 d5 2.c4
Chess players will say “Okay hold up, The Queen’s Gambit is top tier and YL is...not. Explain yourself.” This characteopening share an interesting connection in that both were unexpectedly brought out by a world champion in a very high stakes match. Bobby Fischer, a lifelong e4 player, surprised Spassky by playing a Queen’s Gambit during their ‘72 Championship match. Beth Harmon (the fictional main character in Netflix’s Queen’s Gambit, heavily inspired by Bobby Fischer) did the same in her final game of the series. Armada, as you know, famously used Young Link as a surprise weapon vs. Hbox.
Kirby: Fried Liver 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5 d5 5.exd5 Nxd5 6.Nxf7
Remember when you were 8 years old and Kirby was an absolute rockstar? When standing near the ledge holding B was virtually unbeatable? You can experience that same joy once again through the Fried Liver Attack. It won’t work once you reach a rating where people know how to avoid this, but until that time the Fried Liver is as broken as Kirby on the ledge. You lure the black king to the center while rapidly developing, and it’s pretty much lights out from there.
Giga Bowser: Bongcloud 1.e4 e5 2.Ke2!
Literally unbeatable. The White King immediately makes his way to the center and starts up-b out of shielding and takes out every other piece in the process. If this opening appeals to you anarchychess is waiting for you with open arms.
This next section will be on player:player comparisons.
Armada: Magnus Carlsen This one is simple. A couple Scandinavian BOATs (GOATs?). Magnus is the current World Champion and easily the greatest endgame player of all time. He will grind seemingly drawn positions for much longer than most would be willing to, simply because he knows that ultimately his opponent will stumble before he does. He recently set a record for 125 unbeaten games in a row, only wins and draws. To do this against the best in the world is the definition of a brick wall.
Hbox: Hikaru Nakamura The controversial ones. Both maintain massive fanbases as well as a large crowd of haters. Hikaru has exploded on Twitch recently, and while he isn’t in contention for World Champ (slow chess) like he previously was, he’s still second only to Magnus in blitz. He absolutely has it in him to jump back into the elite scene, but his success in streaming might be tempting enough for him to just do that instead.
Mango: Garry Kasparov GOAT. When it comes to getting into an opponent’s head, nobody does/did it better than Mang0 and Kasparov. Kasparov dominated for over a decade, and reached the second highest rating (2851 Elo) ever, Magnus (2882) being the highest. Kasparov was know for having an incredibly intimidating presence over the board, and at his peak was capable of making even the best players look like amateurs. His level of dominance over modern players will likely never be repeated.
Zain: Alireza Firouja Firouja is a 17 year old phenom and is a very popular answer to the question “Who will eventually dethrone Magnus?” Their career paths are far from identical, as Zain is already a pretty clear #1, but Alireza seems to be the most promising of all the recent prodigies we’ve seen in chess, and as a fan of chess and Firouja I hope this comparison stands the rest of time.
Leffen: Bobby Fischer If there ever was a “God” era in chess, it would have to be 1948-1972, where we had plenty of different World Champions, but they were all Soviets. Coincidentally, five of them: Botvinik, Smyslov, Tal, Petrosian, and Spassky. Who would be the one to finally end the Soviet domination? Fischer of course. Both Fischer and Leffen have had some controversial opinions in the past, but thankfully at least none of Leffen’s were antisemetic or misogynistic. Fischer had some issues towards the end of his life, to say the least.
Isai: Paul Morphy Both geniuses in every sense of the word. The embodiment of their respective games. Morphy was the shining star of the Romantic Era, and in the 1850s was by far the best player in the world, when he felt like it. He refused to accept money for chess as his family felt chess was not a respectable career, and in those days, it wasn’t. His career was tragically short, and for that reason is referred to as “The Pride and Sorrow of Chess”. He learned the game without books, or teachers, or YouTube videos and laid the path for every player after him.
M2k: Wilhelm Steinitz Steinitz brought an end to the Romantic Era of chess. He was the first official World Champion (as proclaimed by... himself, and nobody could really argue). After Morphy retired, Steinitz eventually found himself on top, and he stayed there for longer than anyone in history. Perhaps the first player to truly figure out how to defend, he took great pride in dismantling Romantic attacks that are now seen as a bit primitive, and he is considered the father of modern chess.
Hax: Vishwanathan Anand In the early 2000s, Anand was one of the first big proponents of using chess engines to prepare for serious games. He was among the first to fully utilize the power of computer preparation, and in this way brought about chess’s own 20XX.
Plup: Alexander Grischuk Grischuk is a current top 10 and former Blitz World Champion. Speed is definitely at the heart of this comparison, but both players have shown great aptitude for other games, Plup being a great Minesweeper player and Grischuk having an impressive poker career under his belt.
Wizzy: Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa Both players were born in 2005 and share an uncharacteristic tendency for younger players, and that is to play “lame”. In chess, it is normal for younger players to seek crazy tactical positions, and as they get older begin to favor more dry, strategic maneuvers. Praggnanandhaa has defied this stereotype and reached the chess maturity required to play lame, which has allowed him to achieve the title of 4th youngest grandmaster ever.
How get good?
So let’s get down to it, where does one start? There’s no right or wrong way to learn the game, but some things should certainly be more of a priority than others.
There are three types of moves in chess, strategic moves, tactical moves, and bad moves. Strategic moves are like the neutral game of chess. Imagine a Marth ditto with both players on opposite sides of the stage. There are no combos available, so all you can do is try to improve your stage position. In chess, you won’t always have a move that gives you an instant advantage. Instead, all you can do is to try to put your pieces on “active” squares, where your pieces can later be in position for tactics.
Tactics are the “punish game” of chess, and improving your vision for tactics should be priority number one. Almost all of your games will be decided based on who is better at spotting these tactics. A tactic could be a double attack, a pin, a discovered attack, and various other “tricks” that lead to either winning material (pieces and pawns) or checkmate. The way to improve your tactical vision is simply by doing puzzles. Chess is all about pattern recognition. If I showed a screenshot of a Marth Fox game to Leffen, he could instantly tell me seven different reasons why Fox is about to die and what each player should do. A good chess player can see a position and immediately start noticing the key features and motifs. The more puzzles you do, the easier it will be to start seeing the same ideas in your own games.
Speaking of your own games, the second most important thing you can do is to analyze your games (every single game always) with either an engine or a stronger player. Playing friendlies mindlessly for hours won’t help you in Melee, and it won’t help you in chess. If you aren’t learning from your mistakes, and more importantly WHY you are making these mistakes, improving will be much more of a struggle. You should also aim to play as slowly as you can stand to. I think 15 minutes per side should be as fast as you go, and even slower than that is better. Just like with learning an instrument, if you can’t play a passage slowly, it isn’t gonna happen at a faster tempo either. As far as where to play, I’ll parrot my favorite subreddit and just say Lichess good Chess.com bad.
Endgames should be prioritized over openings to begin with. This might sound backwards, but what good is being a rook up in material if you can’t mate with King + Rook vs King? This is a 100% win for the side with the rook, but only if you know how to do it.
And of course, YouTube is your best friend. For openings, I quite like Hanging Pawns General learning: St. Louis Chess Club Gotham Chess Naroditsky Grandmaster recaps: Agadmator Engine vs Engine recaps: KingCrusher
Also any lesson involving a beginner (everyone involved in Pogchamps and Smasher’s Gambit) and a master would be worth watching. Just dear lord don’t watch Mang0’s lesson with Eric Hanson, I could feel my Elo plummeting after just ten minutes.
So remember to check out Smasher’s Gambit this weekend, my expert hot takes are IBDW will win (Ludwig is favorite) while Mang0 will unfortunately lose every game.
So that’s all folks. Enjoy the journey, have fun with it, and most importantly, have fun with it.

Each national team's youngest player: Where are they now?

I decided to research who the youngest debutant was for each of the top 50-ranked FIFA teams in the world. My research may not be the best so if you see any errors feel free to point them out, I'lll fix them! If there’s any nation that isn’t on this list who you want to know who the youngest debutant is, just ask.

Belgium

Fernand Nisot, 1911 - 16y, 19d vs. France (14 caps)
Since Nisot made his debut such a long time ago, it’s hard for me to find much information about him. He did win a gold medal with Belgium for football at 1920 Olympic Games held in Antwerp. In terms of club football, he played for R. Léopold Club, now known as Léopold FC. According to Transfermarkt, he took a ‘career break’ from 1914 to 1919 so it is entirely possible he was involved in World War I. He appeared 14 times for Belgium and scored 10 goals for them.

France

Julien Verbrugghe, 1906 - 16y, 306d vs. England Amateurs (4 caps)
On Verbrugghe’s debut, France lost 15-0 to England. And this isn’t even France’s biggest defeat. That came in 1908 when they lost 17-1 to Denmark. Needless to say, France’s national team was on a much ower level than it was today. Verbrugghe played for AS Française and Red Star (the Paris one, not the Belgrade one). Verbrugghe was joined the 43rd Infantry Regiment of the French Army and was unfortunately killed at the Battle of the Somme on August 21, 1916. He was only 26 years old.

Brazil

Pelé, 1957 - 16y, 254d vs. Argentina (92 caps)
Hopefully we have all heard of Pelé and know of his massive reputation so I don’t think I need to go too in-depth. He made his debut for Brazil in a 2-1 loss vs. Argentina. He is Brazil’s leading goalscorer, and won 3 World Cups. He is the youngest player to play in a World Cup Final vs. Sweden in 1958, which he also scored in. In terms of club career, he only played for 2 clubs: Santos and New York Cosmos. He holds many, many more records that I don’t have the time to list here, but as we all know, he is pretty much considered the best ever.

England

Theo Walcott, 2006 - 17y, 75d vs. Hungary (47 caps)
The first player on this list that’s still playing competitive football. Walcott is still at the fresh young age of 31 and playing for Southampton, on loan from Everton. He spent most of his career at Arsenal, being an important player during his 12 years under Wenger. He started at the Swindon Town Academy where he was picked up by Southampton and then later sold to Arsenal in 2006, the same year as his international debut. However, he has not appeared for England since 2016, during a 2-2 draw here he was subbed on for an injured Lallana (of course). His best performance came when he scored a hat-trick against Croatia in 2008.

Portugal

José Gralha, 1921 - 16y, 276d vs. Spain (1 cap)
Again, it’s difficult for me to find much about this player. I do know that he played for Casa Pia at club level, and was a forward. That's about it.

Spain

Ángel Zubieta, 1936 - 17y, 283d vs. Czechoslovakia (2 caps)
Ángel Zubieta’s record-setting appearance for Spain was one of only 2 appearances he made for the Spanish national team. A year later, he declared for the Basque national team and was capped 34 times for them. His playing career was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War and there was a solid 2 years after he left Bilbao that he had no club to play for - only the Basque national team. The Basque national team went on a tour of Central and South America until FIFA declared that the Basque team could no longer play any more FIFA-affiliated national teams due to Spanish Civil War conflicts. So, all the Basque players formed a Mexican club called C.D. Euzkadi, which played in the Mexican Primera Fuerza league for one season. While the club eventually disbanded, since all the players on the club were professionals, the creation of the club led to the professionalization of football in Mexico (Mexico had previously only had amateur clubs). Zubieta joined Argentine side San Lorenzo in 1939, which he played for for 13 years. He eventually returned to Spain where he spent the last 4 years of his career at Deportivo La Coruña. Zubieta turned to management and managed sides in Spain, Portugal, and Mexico throughout the 60s and 70s. The story of C.D. Euzkadi is a really fascinating one and I kind of sped through it so I recommend you check it out.

Uruguay

Horacio Peralta, 1999 - 17y, 65d vs. Venezuela (7 caps)
Horacio Peralta is a true journeyman. After showing promise with Nacional, he was purchased by Inter Milan, a club he made zero appearances for before being sold to Cagliari. And thus, his journeyman career began, playing for clubs in Uruguay, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Switzerland. In total, he has played for 17 senior clubs across an 18-year career. On the international stage, Peralta has had 7 caps.

Argentina

Diego Maradona, 1977 - 16y, 108d vs. Hungary (90 caps)
Another player I think we all know about, especially with the recent tragic news. Diego Maradona made his debut as a sub on for Leopoldo Luque, who had scored 2 goals that match. He won the World Cup with Argentina in 1986 and won Argentina's Footballer of the Year in 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1986. He started at Argentinos Jrs. before moving to Boca Jrs. on loan. He was purchased by Barcelona in 1982 where he spent two seasons before moving to Napoli. There he became a club icon, winning the league twice and the Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup as well. Unfortunately he was banned for a year in 1991 for cocaine use. After his ban he spent a year at Sevilla and another at Newell's before being banned again in 1994. In 1995 he joined Boca Juniors again where he spent the last 2 years of his career. He also had a managing career, taking charge of the Argeninta national team for 2 years as well as managing Al Wasl, Fujairah, Dorados, and Gimnasia.

Croatia

Alen Halilović, 2013 - 16y, 353d vs. Portugal (10 caps)
Alen Halilović, the wonderkid who struggled to live up to the hype, is Croatia’s youngest debutant. In 2014 he was one of the most exciting talents in the world, becoming Dinamo Zagreb’s youngest player as well as the youngest goalscorer in the history of the Prva HNL, the 2nd youngest player in the history of the Champions League, after Céléstine Babayaro (Since Rayan Cherki’s debut this year, Halilović is now the 3rd youngest.). The hype was real. He signed for Barcelona in 2014. He was eventually loaned out to Sporting Gijón, then sold to Hamburger SV, loaned out to Las Palmas, joined AC Milan on a free transfer, loaned out to Standard Liège and Heerenveen, and then in October 2020 had his Milan contract mutually terminated. He is now at Birmingham City (he signed 2 weeks ago) and still only 24 years old. He has made 10 appearances for the national team but is yet to score for them.

Colombia

Johnnier Montaño, 1999 - 16y, 167d vs. Uruguay (12 caps)
Starting his career at CD América, Johnnier Montaño had a very nomadic career. Quilmes in Argentina. Parma, Verona, and Piacenza in Italy. Santa Fe, Tolima, and Cortuluá in Colombia. Deportivo Quito in Ecuador. Sport Boys, Alizana Lima, USM Porres, Melgar, Cantolao, and Chavelines in Peru. Konyaspor in Turkey. He won the Peruvian League with Melgar and currently turns out for Chavelines. He represented Colombia at the 1999 Copa America. At the Copa America, he scored in a game vs. Argentina that saw Martín Palermo miss THREE penalties for Argentina in a game that Colombia won 3-0. Colombia was also awarded two penalties, and missed one of them as well.

Mexico

Armando Manzo, 1984 - 17y, 109d vs. Italy (38 caps)
Armando Manzo didn’t have the most auspicious of starts for the Mexico national team, as he watched his team concede 5 goals to Italy during a friendly, including a Paolo Rossi hat-trick. Nonetheless, Manzo was called up to play for his country at the 1986 World Cup, where Mexico made it to the quarterfinals before losing on penalties to West Germany. On club level, Manzo made 195 appearances for Mexican side Club América, and has also played for Mexican clubs Tampico Madero, Club Necaxa, Cobras de Ciudad Juárez, and CF Monterrey.

Italy

Rodolfo Gavinelli, 1911 - 16y, 98d vs. France (1 cap)
OR Renzo De Vecchi, 1911 - 16y, 113d vs. Hungary (45 caps)
This one is kind of up for debate. Not only is Gavinelli’s date of birth uncertain, but we don’t even know if that’s his actual name. Some sources list him as “Pietro Antonio”. What we do know about him is that he played for Piemonte (not the unlicensed Juventus team on FIFA, there was an actual team called this at one point) and Andrea Doria at club level, and that his life wasn’t particularly long.
If Gavinelli’s debut is too ambiguous for you, the next-youngest debutant for Italy is Renzo De Vecchi, who also debuted in 1911 at 16 years and 334 days old vs. Hungary. We know a lot more about De Vecchi - He played for Milan and Genoa, quickly became a legend among club fans, won the league 3 times with Genoa, appeared at 3 Olympic Games for Italy (1912, 1920, 1924), retired and became the manager Genoa, and then went into sports journalism, working for La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Denmark

Harald Nielsen, 1952 - 17y, 310d vs. Czechoslovakia (14 caps)
Scoring 15 goals in 14 appearances for Denmark, Harald Nielsen was clearly a prolific goal scorer on international level. He was part of the Danish team that won the silver medal at the 1960 Olympics. He also won the Danish footballer of the year in 1961, the first year the award was given out. At club level Neilsen started at Frederikshavn before moving to Bologna in 1961. He won the Serie A with them in 1963-64, and was Serie A's top goalscorer in the 1962-63 and 1963-64 seasons. After 157 games and 104 goals for Bologna, Nielsen had short spells with Inter, Napoli, and Sampdoria before retiring in 1970. After retirement he helped professionalize football in Denmark and is considered an icon for helping Danish football develop to where it is today.

Germany

Willy Baumgartner, 1908 - 17y, 102d vs. Switzerland (4 caps)
In a 5-3 loss to Switzerland, Willy Baumgartner became the youngest player to be capped for Germany. On club level, he played for BFC Germania and Düsseldorfer SV 04. Again, I can’t find much information on him since he played over 100 years ago.

Netherlands

Jan van Breda Kolff, 1911 - 17y, 65d vs. Belgium (11 caps)
Again, another one I can barely find anything about. He has been capped by Netherlands 11 times, scored once, and played for HVV Den Haag at club level.

Switzerland

Robert Fischer, 1915 - 15y, 30d vs. Italy (1 cap)
Not to be confused with the chess player Bobby Fischer. Can find even less out about this one. Don’t even know what club he played for. It is a very classic neutral Swiss thing to be playing football in the middle of World War I, though.

Chile

Humberto Elgueta, 1920 - 16y, 1d vs. Brazil (9 caps)
About 10 years after his international debut Humberto Elgueta was included in Chile’s 1930 World Cup squad (the first World Cup). He started in the teams’ first game, a 3-0 win against Mexico. However he did not appear in any of Chile’s other games at the tournament. He played for Gold Cross FC, Santiago Wanderers, and Naval de Talcahuano on club level.

Poland

Wlodzimierz Lubanski, 1963 - 16y, 187d vs. Norway (75 caps)
On Wlodzimierz Lubanski’s debut for Poland, he actually got on the scoresheet - in fact, a lot of Polish players did. It was a 9-0 thrashing of Norway. The goals didn’t stop there. Lubanski is a legendary goalscorer for Poland; he is the nation’s 2nd highest international goalscorer of all time with 48 goals in 75 games. At club level, he spent 13 years at Górnik Zabrze before switching to Belgian side Lokoren, where he spent a further 8 years. He then spent his last 3 seasons in the French 2nd division with Valenciennes for 1 season and Quimper for 2. His goalscoring records at club level are phenomenal too, scoring 364 times in 626 games.

Sweden

Gunnar Pleijel, 1911 - 17y, 71d vs. Finland (1 cap)
A difficult one to find much about. All I know about him is that he played for IFK Uppsala on club level, and that he has only 1 cap. His game against Finland ended 5-2 with Sweden being the winning side.

Wales

Harry Wilson, 2013 - 16y, 207d vs. Belgium (17 caps)
Wales’ youngest player ever is still only 23. Harry Wilson came through the Liverpool youth system and is still contracted to the Reds. He is currently on loan at Cardiff and has previously had spells at Crewe Alexandra, Hull, Derby, and Bournemouth. He has 17 caps and 3 goals for Wales.

Senegal

Dion Lopy, 2019 - 17y, 186 vs. Liberia (1 cap)
Since this one only happened a year ago, Dion Lopy still has a lot of time to do stuff worth writing about. He started at the club Oslo Football Academy Dakar (In Dakar, not Oslo) and moved to Stade Reims in October 2020.

USA

Louis Menges, 1904 - 16y, 18d vs. Canada (1 cap)
Interestingly enough, 4 of the USA’s 5 youngest players made their debut in this 7-0 defeat to Canada in 1904. The fifth player? None other than Freddy Adu, USA’s 2nd youngest player ever. Anyways, goalkeeper Louis Menges didn’t play football much after his teenage years. He was in the US Army during World War I. Later he served in Illinois’s state senate from 1935 to 1943 and also owned and built movie theaters.

Ukraine

Serhiy Rebrov, 1992 - 18y, 24d vs. USA (75 caps)
Coincidentally enough, the next player on this list made his debut against the previous country. Serhiy Rebrov came through Shakhtar Donetsk’s youth prospect right at the same the Soviet Union fell and Ukraine became independent. Rebrov soon switched to Shakthar’s rivals Dynamo Kyiv where he made a famous attacking partnership with Andriy Shevchenko. Rebrov stayed at Kyiv for 8 years before signing for Tottenham in 2000. His last year on contract to Tottenham he spent on loan to Fenerbache. He moved on a free transfer to West Ham where he played for a year before going back to Dynamo Kyiv on a free transfer. In 2008 he was bought by Rubin Kazan where he spent his last year before retiring. Rebrov is the joint-highest goalscorer of all time in the Ukranian Premier League along with Maksim Shatskikh. Rebrov went on to become a manager, leading sides such as Dynamo Kyiv and Al-Ahli. He is managing Ferencváros, who, this year, made their first Champions League Group stage appearance since 1995.

Peru

Lorenzo Pacheco, 1935 - 15y, 166d vs. Chile (10 caps)
Lorenzo Pacheco was a forward who made his debut vs. Chile which ended in a 1-0 victory for Peru. He played for KDT Nacional, Social San Carlos, Universitario, and Sport Boys at club level. He appeared for Peru at the 1947 and 1949 Copa Americas, and won the league with Sport Boys in 1951.

Austria

David Alaba, 2009 - 17y, 110d vs. France (75 caps)
David Alaba has become an integral part of Bayern Munich's dominant 2010s squad since being signed from Austria Wien's reserves in 2008. Besides his time in Austria Wein's youth and a loan to Hoffenheim in 2011, Alaba has spent pretty much his entire career at Bayern Munich, where he has won 9 Bundesligas and 2 Champions Leagues. He has won the Austrian footballer of the year 5 times in a row from 2012 to 2016 and been named in UEFA's team of the year in 2013, 2014, and 2015. He has made 75 appearances and scored 14 times for Austria.

Tunisia

Adel Sellimi, 1989 - 16y, 207d vs. Zambia (78 caps)
Adel Sellimi had a virtually permanent place in the Tunisian national team throughout the 1990s, and overall he earned 78 caps and scored 20 times. He started and ended his career at Club Africain in Tunisia. However, he also played for Nantes, Real Jaén, and Freiburg in between his 2 spells at the Tunis club. He did find an impressive vein of form at Freiburg as well. He's currently an assistant manager for the Tunisia national team.

Japan

Takefusa Kubo, 2019 - 18y, 5d vs. El Salvador (11 caps)
A recent one, and one of the most promising players currently. Kubo is still only 19 years old and has already made 11 appearances for Japan. He was recruited by FC Barcelona from Kawasaki Frontale Youth in 2011 only for Barcelona to let him go in 2015 when he left for FC Tokyo. After a loan spell at Yokohama F. Marinos, Barcelona’s rivals Real Madrid signed him in 2019. Kubo then had a fruitful loan spell at Mallorca and is currently on loan at Villareal.

Venezuela

William Salas, 1977 - 15y, 131d vs. Ecuador (13 caps)
William Salas made 13 total appearances for Venezuela as a defender. On club level, he played for Portuguesa FC in Venezuela.

Iran

Hossein Kaebi, 2003 - 17y, 297d vs. Belarus (85 caps)
OR Allahyar Sayyadmanesh, 2019 - 17y, 338d vs. Syria (3 caps)
Known for his pace, work rate, and strength, Hossein Kaebi played for 9 clubs across Iran’s top tier, including Foolad, Piroozi, Persepolis, Saipa, Steel Azin, Rah Ahan, Sanat Naft, Esteghlal, and Sepidrood. He also had spells in other Middle Eastern clubs: Al-Sadd in Qatar, and Emirates in the UAE. The right-back had a very short and unfruitful spell in Europe, signing for Leicester City in 2007. However he could speak no English and was relegated to the reserves after the sacking of Martin Allen. He was released by mutual consent after only making 3 appearances for the Foxes and returned to Iran. He is currently the assistant manager of Sepidrood. On the international stage, Kaebi appeared in Iran’s 2006 World Cup squad and their 2004 and 2007 Asian Cup Squads. Also, he has 13 siblings, which isn’t relevant but I thought it was pretty wild.
However, it is likely Kaebi lied about his age and was actually older. If that's the case, Iran's youngest player would be Allahyar Sayyadmanesh. He is currently still only 19 and is at Zorya on loan from Fenerbahce. Fenerbache signed him from Esteghlal and previously loaned him out to Istanbulspor.

Serbia

Andrija Živković, 2013 - 17y, 91d vs. Japan (17 caps)
Andrija Živković started his career off at Partizan with a bang, scoring his first goal for the club just 2 days after signing his first senior contract. He scored 3 more times in the next 3 league games, and became the team’s youngest captain in history in 2014. However, by 2016, Živković refused to extend his contract with the club. He eventually moved on a free transfer to Benfica. He struggled to make an impact there and left on a free transfer in 2020. He is currently playing for PAOK in Greece. Živković was part of the Serbian U20 team that won the U20 World Cup in 2015. He scored twice, with his direct free-kick goal against Mexico U20 being voted the goal of the tournament. He was also part of the Serbia's 2018 World Cup team.

Algeria

Tarek Lazizi, 1990 - 18y, 255d vs. Ivory Coast (44 caps)
At club level, Tarek Lazizi started at JS Kabylie and moved to MC Algiers in 1989. In 1996 he moved to Stade Tunisien in Tunisia, then to Genclerbirligi in Turkey, then back to MC Algeirs, then to Atlantis FC in Finland, beofre finally concluding his career at MB Bouira back in Algeria. He won the league with MC Algeirs in 1998-99 and he was a part of the Algeria squad that won their first Africa Cup of Nations in 1990.

Nigeria

Tajudeen Oyekanmi, 1990 - 17y, 7d vs. Algeria (1 cap)
Another one I can find barely anything about. Tajudeen Oyekanmi played for KV Kortrijk between 1991 and 1993, but I can’t find any records of other clubs he played for.

Turkey

Mehmet Leblebi, 1924 - 16y, 143d vs. Czechoslovakia (16 caps)
A true Galatasaray man through and through, Mehmet Leblebi went to Galatasaray High School and was selected for Galatasaray’s 2nd team at only 12 years old. He began playing for Galatasaray’s senior squad at only 15 years old. He stayed at Galatasaray his entire career, winning the Istanbul Football League 5 times. He also scored 14 goals in one match against Vefa SK, a game that ended 20-0. He made 16 appearances for the Turkish NT, scoring twice.

Russia

Eduard Streltsov, 1955 - 17y, 330d vs. Sweden (38 caps)
Here’s a footballer with a story so complicated that I can’t do it justice here. I highly recommend reading more about Steltsov. Streltsov not only scored on his international debut, he scored a hat-trick against Sweden, a game that the Soviet Union won 6-0. In 1956, he won the gold medal with the Soviet Union at the Olympics, and he was voted the Soviet Footballer of the year in 1967 and 1968. He spent his entire career at Torpedo Moscow and the stadium was renamed Eduard Streltsov Stadium in 1996 in his honor. However, it wasn’t all success for Streltsov. In 1958 he was accused of raping a woman at a party. It is unclear whether he actually did this or if he was accused by Soviet leaders who were upset with his rebellious personality and celebrity status. This is an extremely controversial subject so if you want to know more about what exactly happened, I recommend reading more about Streltsov, it's fascinating. But regardless of what really happened, Streltsov was sentenced to 12 years (he wound up only serving 5 of those 12) in the Gulag and forbidden from playing professional football ever again. He missed the 1958 World Cup and never appeared at a World Cup for his nation. Apparently he was frequently severely beaten by a young inmate and had to spend 4 months in the prison hospital. But soon he began to earn the approval of his fellow inmates. Prison officials would allow Streltsov to play football as a form of entertainment to calm down the inmates in times of trouble. After his release in 1963, Streltsev worked at the ZiL factory and studied automotive engineering. He played with the factory’s amateur football team, which won all 11 of its matches and the league, as well as attracting large crowds who wanted to see Steltsev play. When Leonid Brezhnev replaced Nikita Khrushchev, Brezhnev received a letter signed by tens of thousands of Soviet citizens asking for Streltsov’s professional ban to be reversed. Brezhnev agreed and Streltsov returned to Torpedo Moscow where he continued his rich form for the rest of his career. His international career finished with 38 caps and 25 goals. To this day he’s considered on the Russia’s greatest players ever and along with Lev Yashin and Konstantin Beskov, appeared on a limited edition mint of 2-ruble coins focused on Russian sports heros.
Also, if you want to know who is the youngest player for only Russia and not the USSR, it’s Igor Akinfeev. He appeared for Russia at 18 years and 20 days old against Norway in 2004, and has spent his entire career at CSKA Moscow.

Paraguay

Jorge Núñez, 1993 - 15y, 190d vs. Colombia (22 caps)
Jorge Núñez made his debut for the Paraguayan team in a World Cup Qualifying match and overall has made 22 appearances for them, scoring 1 goal. At club level he stayed in South America his whole career. He mostly played for Argentine sides, such as Banfield, Arsenal (The Argentine one), Racing Club, Estudiantes, Rosario Central, and Chacarita Jrs. He had a chance to join Sheffield Utd in the 2006-07 season but decided not to when he was called up to international duty.

Republic of Ireland

Billy/Willie O’Neill, 1935 - 15y, 339d vs. Netherlands (11 caps)
Willie O’Neill was capped 11 times for Ireland, back when it was known as the Irish Free State. The defender also spent his entire career at Dundalk, making 330 appearances.

Slovakia

Frantisek Vysocky, 1939 - 18y, 110d vs. Germany (6 caps)
Striker Frantisek Vysocky racked up 6 appearances and 2 goals for the Slovak national team. He made his first appearance vs. Germany on August 27, 1939. You may know that 4 days later Germany would invade Poland, starting World War II. At club level, Vysocky played for FC Vrútky, OAP Bratislava, and Jednota Košice. He won the league with OAP Bratislava in the 1942-1943 season.

South Korea

Ko Jong-soo, 1997 - 18y, 98d vs. Norway (38 caps)
Midfielder Ko Jong-soo appeared 38 times for South Korea and was part of their 1998 World Cup Squad. He played mostly in the Korean League with Suwon Bluewings. He had a season-long spell in Japan with Kyoto Sanga, as well as appearances for other Korean teams Chunnam Dragons and Daejeon Citizen. He was allegedly very entertaining to watch, with Wikipedia citing a goal he scored from 57 meters against Jeonbuk in 2002. Edit: Goal can be watched here: https://youtu.be/UdbwqsX3JJo?t=37

Morocco

Hachim Mastour, 2015 - 16y, 363d vs. Libya (1 cap)
Hard to know where to start with Hachim Mastour but if you followed football at all in 2015 you knew about the hype. He went viral at 14 with his eye-catching dribbling skills on YouTube and every major club wanted to sign him. Eventually, the Italian-born Moroccan signed for AC Milan, at only 15 years old. He was even promoted him to the first team and put on the bench for Milan’s final match of the season, but Mastour didn’t get subbed on. If he did, he would have become Milan’s youngest player ever. A year later he was loaned out to Málaga where he only made one appearance in all competitions as a substitute in the last 5 minutes. Then he was loaned to Zwolle where he only made 6 appearances. Eventually his contract at Milan expired in 2018 and he moved to Lamia in the Greek Superleague. In December 2018 he was reported absent and later his father said it was due to injury. In March 2019, his contract at Lamia was terminated by mutual consent. He signed for Reggina in Serie C in October 2019 and made his debut in January 2020. In the 2019-20 season, Reggina were promoted to Serie B. On the international level, his record-breaking appearance for Morocco is his only senior cap so far. While it feels like he’s already lived a whole career, he’s still only 22, so there’s still a lot of time for new developments.

Iceland

Sigurdur Jónsson, 1983 - 16y, 249d vs. Malta (63 caps)
Starting his career at his hometown club of ÍA, Jónsson won the award for Icelandic Player of the Year in 1983 at only 17 years old. Obviously this attracted the attention of many clubs and it wasn’t long before Sheffield Wednesday signed the midfielder. Jónsson would spend the next 7 years. In 1986 he was loaned out to Barnsley and in 1989 Arsenal signed the midfielder. However Jónsson struggled with injury and in 2 years he only made 10 appearances in all competitions for the Gunners. He was part of the Arsenal side that won the First Division in 1991 but he only appeared twice, which wasn’t enough to qualify for a winner’s medal. He was also an unused substitute in Arsenal’s 0-0 draw with Tottenham for the FA Charity Shield. Back then they didn’t have a penalty shootout - they just let the teams share the trophy. So I guess he sort of has that to show for his time at Arsenal. He announced he was going to retire due to his back problems but a year later he came out of retirement to play for ÍA again. He won the Icelandic player of the year again in 1993 as well as the Úrvalsdeild Player of the Year. He moved to Örebro SK, then to Dundee United where again he was struck by injuries, then he went back to ÍA for a third spell before retiring in 2000. At international level, he made 63 appearances and scored 3 goals for Iceland. He is now a manager, leading Icelandic 3rd division side Kári since 2014. He previously managed FH, Víkingur, and Grindavík in Iceland and Djurgårdens IF and Enköpings SK in Sweden. During his time managing Djurgårdens, he got the “Iron Stove of the Year” (Årets Järnkamin) in 2007, as voted on by the fans for the best player or coach at Djurgårdens.

Northern Ireland

Norman Whiteside, 1982 - 17y, 40d vs. Yugoslavia (38 caps)
A first team regular for Manchester United throughout the 1980s, Norman Whiteside also appeared at 2 world cups for Northern Ireland in 1982 and 1986. In fact, his international debut came at the 1982 World Cup, making him the youngest player to ever play at the competition. He also scored against Algeria in a 1-1 tie at the 1986 World Cup. He also won the last ever British Home Championship with Northern Ireland. As a teenager, he was scouted by Bob Bishop, who previously discovered Northern Ireland icons George Best and Sammy McIlroy. Whiteside found out he had been offered a deal at the club while visiting Jimmy Carter in the Oval Office… a weird anecdote but apparently he was there because of a program about helping disadvantaged children from Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Whiteside made 206 appearances and scored 47 goals for Man Utd from 1982 to 1989. In 1982 he became the club’s youngest goalscorer, netting against Stoke in the final game of the season. He won the FA Cup twice with Man Utd as well as the FA Charity Shield. In 1989 he signed for Everton and played there for 2 years before retiring at only 26 due to recurring injury problems with his knee. Post-retirement, Whiteside became a podiatrist.

Australia

Duncan Cummings, 1975 - 17y, 137d vs. China (2 caps)
Born in Manchester, England, Duncan Cummings only represented Australia 2 times. At club level, he played for Melbourne Hungaria and South Melbourne. He retired from playing football in 1981, at only age 23.

Norway

Martin Ødegaard, 2014 - 15y, 250d vs. UAE (25 caps)
When Martin Ødegaard became the youngest player and youngest goalscorer in the Tippeligaen in 2014, big clubs from all around Europe came for one of the continent’s most promising youth players. Eventually Ødegaard signed for Real Madrid and became the clubs youngest player ever when he was subbed on for Ronaldo in May 2015. In 2016 Ødegaard became a regular for Madrid’s B Team, Real Madrid Castilla. He was loaned out to Heerenveen and later Vitesse and after struggling a bit, he began to find his form. However, his real breakthrough then came when he was loaned out to Real Socieadad for the 2019-20 season. He won September 2019's La Liga Player of the Month, and in February 2020 he scored against his parent club, Real Madrid, in the Copa del Rey, eliminating them from the competition. This impressed the staff at the Bernabéu and he is now listed as part of Madrid’s 1st team.

Romania

Cristian Manea, 2014 - 16y, 292d vs. Albania (10 caps)
A youth product of Viitorul Constanța’s Gheorghe Hagi Academy, Cristian Manea was purchased by Cypriot club Apollon Limassol in 2014 before immediately being loaned back to Viitorul Constanța. This began a series of loans for the player to other Romanian clubs like FCSB and Cluj as well as Belgian club Mouscron. Eventually Cluj brought Manea from Limassol, where he plays today. The right-back has made 10 appearances for Romania and scored 1 goal.

Scotland

Sandy McLaren, 1929 - 18y, 152d vs. Germany (5 caps)
Alexander “Sandy” McLaren played as a goalkeeper for Scotland, making 5 appearances between 1929 and 1932. At club level he played for St. Johnstone from 1927 to 1933, making 198 appearances, before moving to Leicester. He played there from 1993 to 1940, making 239 appearances until retirement.

Czech Republic

Adam Hložek, 2020 - 18y, 40d vs. Slovakia (1 cap)
One of 2 players to make their debut this year on this list. Adam Hložek made his league debut for Sparta Prague in November 2018 at only 16 years old, becoming the club’s youngest ever league player. He is still at Sparta Prague today where he’s become a regular in the Starting XI and has made 1 appearance for the Czech Republic so far. He was named Czech talent of the year in 2019.

Hungary

Károly Zsák, 1912 - 16y, 312d vs. Russia (30 caps)
Goalkeeper Károly Zsák made a total of 30 appearances for the Hungarian national team. He was part of Hungary’s 1912 and 1924 Olympics squads but was an unused sub on both. In 1914, he was named Hungarian Footballer of the Year.

Ghana

Mohammed Gargo, 1992 - 16y, 207d vs. Zambia (20 caps)
Starting his career at Real Tamale Utd in Ghana, Mohammed Gargo was picked up by Italian side Torino in 1992. He didn’t make a single appearance for the Italian side before moving to Dortmund II, Bayern II. Then he moved to Stoke where again, he didn’t make an appearance. His breakthrough came when he signed for Udinese in 1995, a club he made 88 appearances for. In 2003 he was loaned to Venezia. In 2004 he was sold to Genoa along with Vittorio Micolucci in exchange for Rodrigue Boisfer and Valon Behrami (as you may know, Behrami is back at Genoa as of today). Gargo spent the last years of his career at Al-Wakrah in Qatar before moving back to Ghana to join Ashanti Gold. Gargo was part of the Ghana squad that were runners up at the 1992 Africa Cup of Nations and the 1992 squad that won the bronze medal at the Olympics. Post-retirement, Gargo managed Ghanian sides New Edubiase Utd and Real Tamale Utd, and has been managing Namibian club Tura Magic since 2018.

Jamaica

Michael Seaton, 2013 - 16y, 196d vs. Trinidad/Tobago (14 caps)
Despite being only 25, Michael Seaton has already become kind of a journeyman. Starting at DC United, he was loaned to Portland Kickers and then Örebro SK in Sweden. Then he joined Portland Timbers where he didn’t make a single league appearance. After that he went to Israel, playing for Hapoel Ramat Gan, Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Maccabi Ahi Nazareth. In 2018 Seaton went back to the USA to play for Orange County, where he established himself at one of the league’s best finishers. In 2020 Seaton joined German 3 Liga side Viktoria Köln on a free transfer. Seaton has made 14 appearances and scored 2 goals with Jamaica, and won the Caribbean Cup with them in 2014.

Costa Rica

Manfred Ugalde, 2020 - 17y, 247d vs. USA (1 cap)
The 2nd player on this list to make his debut this year, Manfred Ugalde debuted for Costa Rican side Saprissa in 2019. He had quite an exciting debut for the club, being subbed on in the 79th minute and scoring an equalizer in the 93rd minute. His goal-scoring prowess quickly gained him a good reputation; he won the CONCACAF League in 2019 and was named the season’s best young player. In 2020 He signed for Lommel (Owned by City Football Group) in the Belgian 2nd division where his goalscoring talent has continued.

January 3rd, 2021 - - /r/Chess: 23...Qg3!!!

/Chess

281,179 1400-rated Grandmasters for 12 years!

2020 was a wild year for chess, to say the least. First, it absolutely exploded on Twitch. Then it absolutely exploded on Twitch a second time. Then Netflix dropped their hit show "The Queen's Gambit", a chess drama in which the main character is a Sicilian Defence player and not a Queen's Gambit player. As I type this, the 2 main online chess sites, Chess.com and Lichess.org, are reporting 206,000 & 26,000 concurrent players respectively, which is just an absurd number of people. The popularity of chess always seems to wax and wane over time: it boomed in popularity in the nineties with the chess computer Deep Blue beating the world champion at the time; it had a boom in the late 60's and 70's with Bobby Fischer just destroying every opponent he came up against.
As a game, Chess is perhaps one of, if not the greatest ever created. It's complex enough that it can be enjoyed by beginners playing casual games, as well as at the highest level, that requires unimaginable amount of study and practice. You don't need to be a master to play a good game, you just have to remember how the horsey moves and you're set.
I've been playing chess all my life, but only got any good at it about 2 years ago or so. I saw this video of the legend himself, Eric Rosen, being some random Norwegian guy at a game of chess, and it enlightened me to the amount of stuff I didn't know about the game. Like, who knew that thinking about what a move does will actually, like, make you play better? That realisation led me to want to learn more. Now reading is for nerds and dorks, so I neglected to buy/"""buy""" a textbook, instead finding my way to /Chess.
/Chess is a sub about everything chess (well, almost everything, memes go to /anarchychess). Chess news, learning resources, fun tactical exercises, game analyses. It's filled with people who know way more about the game that you or I probably do, and the wealth of knowledge there is enough to aid in any new player's journey into the wonderful world of high level chess. With an extremely knowledgeable and helpful community, it's the best place on Reddit for all chess players, newcomers and masters alike!

1: How and why did you get involved in the subreddit?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL There was a massive amount of drama that resulted in the top moderator stepping down, which I'm sure you can find recapped on SRD. The former second moderator (MrLegilimens) decided to hold mod elections for all the slots, including his own seat. I had been posting here for a long time so I stood in the moderator elections.
city-of-stars I started participating in /chess several years ago, specifically during our coverage of the Anand-Carlsen World Championship match in 2014. Back then the subreddit was much more bare-bones than it is today; I started designing rudimentary banner graphics to highlight different events as the popularity of the subreddit increased. During the summer, a conflict of interest was exposed within the moderator team that led to an explosion of drama; ultimately, the head moderator stepped down and new elections were held. I threw my hat into the ring and ended up getting elected as part of a new eight-member team.

2: What's moderating the sub like?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL I just participate in the subreddit like I always have, but now I also remove off-topic posts and offensive comments while I see them. Chess is an international game, so there are some common geopolitical slapfights that crop up. For example, there are a lot of top players from Armenia, and a lot from Azerbaijan. Iran doesn't let their players play Israelis. So both of those conflicts are sometimes litigated on /chess. Other than that, it's just the usual cracking down on trolls and spammers.
city-of-stars A lot of the work is janitorial drudgery - removing memes, low-effort content, off-topic political squabbles and the like. With the sudden uptick in new users we've made efforts to become more active as a moderator team, including implementing a major CSS overhaul, an expanded wiki for beginners and increased promotion of top-level tournaments. But beyond that, I contribute to the community just like I used to do.

3: What are some of your favourite posts from the sub?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL I like to give advice, so I like participating in any threads where players are asking for advice. Tournament live threads are also fun.
city-of-stars The "Best of /chess" section in the FAQ contains many of my favourite posts from the subreddit's history. Feel free to check it out!

4: What advice do you have for new/newer players who wish to get more involved with chess?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL I strongly recommend that they get involved in some kind of chess community. Ideally an over-the-board club, but these days more likely a discord server or a subreddit. Chess can be a very lonely activity if you don't have chess friends. Chess clubs get beginners all the time, so don't feel like you have to improve before you visit one. People are almost always happy to teach new players.
city-of-stars Dive right in! Don't be afraid to lose, especially as a beginner. Try to play with a community, whether it's a group of friends at your local chess club, or online. Learn algebraic notation and make a habit of writing down the moves from all your games; it might seem like tedious busywork at first, but those notes will come in handy when you're reviewing your games for mistakes afterwards. Also, resist the temptation to immediately throw your moves into an engine - try and work out the moves and lines for yourself. Chess puzzles are great for developing this sort of tactical aptitude; you can find many chess puzzles on places like Chess.com, Chesstempo, and Lichess.

5: Chess has seen a substantial boom in popularity in recent weeks and months, and has certainly been thrust into the limelight. Where do you see it going from here?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL Chess often goes through periods of sudden popularity- the Fischer boom in the 70s, the twitch boom over the last summer, the new players from the Queen's Gambit show. It's always good to get more new players. But because of the staying power of chess- it has been played at a high level since the early 1800s- I don't worry too much about the fluctuations. I have no doubt that chess will not be nearly as popular on twitch.tv in one year, as streamers move on to new games. I also have no doubt that chess will still be played in 100 years. High level online rapid tournaments are a new development, and they are here to stay, but classical OTB chess isn't going anywhere either.
city-of-stars The COVID pandemic, the rise of popularity of Twitch, and the massive success of the Netflix TV series The Queen's Gambit have all brought new people to the game. But this is nothing new - chess has always seen waves of global popularity. Bobby Fischer's reign as world champion in the 1970s led to an explosion of chess popularity in America, and Viswanathan Anand's reign thirty years later did the same for India. Chess was once strictly a royal pasttime of shahs and rajahs in medieval India and Persia, and even through the 1800s was primarily played as an amusement for rich men in coffeehouses scattered across Europe. So it's very heartening to see more and more people of different backgrounds picking up the game! /chess always welcomes beginners, and our sister subreddit /chessbeginners serves as a forum for those wishing to ask questions and pick up the basics of the game.

6: What are your plans for the sub in the future?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL There are definitely some projects I want to work on when I have more time. I would like to expand the FAQ to cover more of the most frequently reposted beginner questions. We also want to add a system to verify people's titles that they've earned in OTB play. Having a master title carries a lot of respect in the chess world, and traditionally they would get a little (GM) or (NM) next to their name. Right now anyone can put (GM) in their flair, but we'd like to have a special flair for people who can verify their title.
city-of-stars We're hoping to legitimize /chess as a major online platform for discussing, learning about, and following chess. To this end, we've been working on a major overhaul of our subreddit's appearance over the last few months and establishing a consistent tournament promotion schedule. While we are not formally affiliated with any of the major online chess platforms, we do hope to expand our event coverage and establish more of an online presence as a community on places like Twitter, although those are long-term goals and might necessitate expanding the moderator team.

7: Anything else you want to add?

2015_BCS_ORANGE_BOWL I made a couple of posts on /hobbydrama about some drama that happened in the chess community in the past. People might find those interesting to read even if they don't play chess.
https://www.reddit.com/HobbyDrama/comments/iylibo/chess_that_time_a_chessplayer_was_accused_of/
https://www.reddit.com/HobbyDrama/comments/f9uv4d/chess_sponsor_of_major_online_chess_events_turns/
city-of-stars "The Game of Kings", as chess has traditionally been known as, can be a rigorous and demanding sport. But it's also loads of fun, and after a while, strangely addictive! We welcome players of all skill levels at /chess, and we hope you guys find our community engaging and enjoyable. For those of you interested in memes/chess humour, we encourage you to check out our sister subreddit /AnarchyChess, a community as chaotic as the name implies :-) Good luck!

^{Written by ConalFisher, writer, London System best d4 opening don't @ me}

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Sega – Genesis
Title	Price
Action 52	48
Acme All-Stars	16
Adventures of Mighty Max	6
Aladdin	9
Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco GP II	11
Decap Attack	13
Global Gladiators	9
Marko	9
Mortal Kombat	10
NBA Jam	8
NFL Football '94	5
NHLPA Hockey '93	5
Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures	5
ToeJam & Earl	25
Truxton	59
Wacky Worlds Creativity Studio	7
Wonder Boy in Monster World	30

Sega – Game Gear
Title	Price
Addams Family	10
Ax Battler	20
Caesars Palace	4
Chuck Rock II	15
Garfield	7
Iron Man	15
Mortal Kombat II	10
Psychic World	12
Shinobi II	15
Ristar	20
Wheel of Fortune	7
World Series Baseball	4
X-Men	7
Zool	12
Game Genie with Booklet	20

Nintendo
Title	Price
Blades of Steel	6
Blue Marlin	14
Commando	8
Dash Galaxy	4
Disney Adventures	10
Ghosts N Goblins	12
NES Open	9
Ninja Gaiden	10
Silent Service	5
Super Mario Bros & Duck Hunt	5
Super Pitfall	9
Time Lord	5
Where's Waldo	8
Winter Games	5

Super Nintendo
Title	Price
Adventures of Dr. Franken *	10
Jurassic Park: Chaos Continues	16
P.T.O. II	18
Spiderman Maximum Carnage	34
Stunt Race F.X.	9
Super Off Road	15
Super Punch Out	28
Super Smash TV? *	30
Total Carnage	13
Vegas Stakes	5
Wing Commander	5
Wing Commander: Secret Missions	13
Wings 2: Aces High	5

Nintendo 64
Title	Price
Cruis'n USA (CIB)	40
Gauntlet Legends (CIB)	60
Mortal Kombat 4 (Cartridge Only)	25
~~Perfect Dark (Cartridge Only)~~	~~14 SOLD~~ ~~krazyMIKE77~~

Sony PSP
Title	Price
Daxter	7
Ridge Racer	7

Nintendo DS
Title	Price
Polarium	5
Mystery Case Files: Millionheir	5

Nintendo Gamecube
Title	Price
ATV 2 (Disc Only)	7
Mario Kart Double Dash (Disc Only)	52
~~Paper Mario Thousand Year Door~~	~~100 SOLD~~ ~~krazyMIKE77~~
Resident Evil 4 (In Rental Case)	20
Sims Bustin Out	10
Sonic Mega Collection	14

Panasonic 3DO
Title	Price
Need for Speed	25
Theme Park	25

Sony PlayStation 1
Title	Price
Arcade Party Pak	9
Darkstone	8
Final Fantasy VIII	20
Final Fantasy IX	18
Heart of Darkness	32
Mega Man Legends 2 (Missing Insert)	65
Theme Park	12
Star Wars Dark Forces (Disc Only)	7
VR Golf 97	4

Sony PlayStation 2
Title	Price
Backyard Wrestling 2	15
Bully	13
Eyetoy Groove	4
Fight Night Round 2	10
Fight Night Round 3	9
Final Fantasy X	8
Hitman 2	5
Pirates of the Caribbean At Worlds End (Sealed)	10
Silent Hill 2	70
SOCOM: Navy Seals	4
Star Wars Jedi Starfighter	6
Star Wars Starfighter	6
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4	10
World Championship Poker	3

Sony PlayStation 3
Title	Price
Air Conflicts Pacific Carriers	12
Ace Combat Assault Horizon	11
Beyond Two Souls	7
Birds of Steel	15
Buzz Quiz TV w/ Controllers	30
Cabelas Dangerous Hunts 2011	6
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 x2	6
Civilization Revolution	7
Dead Rising 2 Off the Record	8
Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim	6
Eye of Judgement	4
Fallout 3 GOTY	13
Fifa Soccer 12	4
The Fight	6
Gran Turismo 5	8
Guitar Hero III	9
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock	12
Killzone 2	6
The Last of Us	10
LOTR: War of the North	12
Madden 15	5
Midway Arcade Origins	20
Monopoly *	10
Motor Storm Apocalypse	10
MX vs ATV Alive	7
RAGE	5
Rambo	34
Resident Evil Raccoon City	10
Rise of the SixString	5
Rockband	6
Stuntman Ignition	8
The Shoot	7
Skylanders Giants	10
Sonic’s Genesis Collection	10
Sports Champions	5
Start the Party	5
Tiger Woods PGA 08	5
Tiger Woods PGA 09	7
Tom Clancy HAWX	7
Top Gun Hard Lock	20
TV Superstars	5
Uncharted 3 Collectors Edition (Bonus Items)	70
WWE All Stars	15
WWE '12	9

Amiga Computer
Title	Price
Air Support	13
Alien Syndrome	11
APB	10
A-Train	10
Advanced D&D Champions of Krynn x2	20
Advanced D&D Death Knights of Krynn	45
Advanced D&D DragonStrike	40
Advanced D&D Heroes of the Lance	13
Battle Isle 93	15
Barbarian	15
Battle Chess	10
Campaign II	13
Detroit	11
Defender of the Crown	23
Dinowars	15
Dragons Lair II	15
Dragons Lair 3	15
Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters	10
Global Effect	10
Grand Prix Circuit	12
Greens 3-D Golf x2	10ea
Gunship	15
Guy Spy	10
Hard Drivin' II	8
Heat Wave	10
The Humans	10
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade	35
John Madden Football	10
King of Chicago	10
Klax	10
Knights of the Sky	10
Leander	10
Lemmings	15
Lemmings 2	20
Lost Vikings	10
OutRun	13
Pinball Dreams	8
Pinball Fantasies	10
Pirates!	30
Police Quest	20
Police Quest II	30
Questron II	22
Railroad Tycoon	17
Reach for the Skies	11
Red Baron	10
Red Storm Rising	15
Red Zone	10
Road Rash	10
Robosport	12
Rocket Ranger	8
Romance of the Three Kingdoms (CIB)	150
Shadow of the Beast III	40
Shinobi	30
Shuttle	10
Silent Service II	12
Sim City	10
Sinbad	15
Starflight	22
Streetrod 2	30
Strip Poker 3	40
Theme Park	25
Toobin'	8
WWF Wrestling	15
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?	10
Wings	10

Commodore 64
Title	Price
2 on One : Wing Commander & Skyjet	3
4th & Inches	6
4x4 Off-Road Racing	10
Ace of Aces	10
Action city mikie	115
Advanced D&D Curse of the Azure Bonds (CIB)	45
Advanced D&D Dragon Strike (CIB)	75
Advanced D&D Hillsfar (CIB)	40
Advanced D&D Pool Of Radiance (CIB)	40
Advanced D&D War of the Lance (CIB)	75
Adventure pak	10
Airborne Ranger	8
Aliens	13
Apache Strike	8
Arcade Games II	5
Batman Caped Crusader	11
Battleship	10
Blockbuster	7
Blue Angels	5
The Bulge	10
California challenge	9
California games	10
Clubhouse Sports	5
Computer ambush	15
Compute Gazette Vol4No6Iss36	3
Compute Gazette Vol4No8Iss38	3
Crossbow	12
Dan Dare	10
Def Con 5	10
Demon Stalkers	18
Dragon's Lair	22
The Duel Test Drive	13
Echelon	6
European Challenge	18
F-14 Tomcat (2 Disks)	10
Family Feud	5
Fast Tracks - Computer Slot Car	5
Flight Simulator II	25
GFL Championship Football	3
Forbidden Forest	17
Gremlins	12
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy	29
Hunt for Red October	15
Indiana Jones Temple of Doom	15
Infiltrator	9
Jaws	20
LA Crackdown	10
Law of the West	6
Legacy of the Ancients	37
Legend of Blacksilver (2 Disks)	23
Little Computer People	80
Load Star Disks	10ea
Maverick (3 Disks)	25
Maestro I	6
Megaplay Vol 1 (Street Beat, Rapid Fire)	10
Micro League Wrestling	11
Mini Putt	6
Monday Night Football	4
Monopoly	9
Movie Monster	6
MULE	19
Ocean Ranger	10
PHM Pegasus	18
Phantasie III Wrath of Nikademus	16
Pirates!	35
Print Shop	5
Prowler	10
Project: Space Station	10
Psi 5 Trading Company	20
Rampage	7
Red Storm Rising	15
Road Runner	18
Rush'n Attack	28
Starflight	25
Star Rank Boxing	8
Sublogic Scenery Disk 3 and 4	5
Star Scenery Disk (San Fran and Bay Area)	5
Serve & Volley	5
SimCity	25
Snow Strike	15
Space Games (Creeps, Trek 64, Rebel Bomber)	10
Sports Spectacular (Baseball, Football, Hockey)	10
Star Empire	20
Steel Thunder	15
Street Sports Soccer	10
Superbowl Sunday	10
Supercars	10
Super Cycle	12
Super Huey II	10
Temple of Apshai Trilogy	32
Test Drive	12
Thunder Mountain Action Pak Vol 1	7
TKO	5
Top Fuel Challenge	8
Top Fuel Eliminator	8
Top Gun	10
Touchdown Football	9
TV Sports Football	3
World Games	8
World's Greatest Football Game	9

Videogame Consoles/Accessories
Title	Price
Microsoft Xbox One S (CIB - No Controller)	225
Sony Playstation 3 (Fat/Moddable)	100
Microsoft Xbox 360 (120gb)	100
PS3/PS4 Rock Band Guitar Kit w/ Games	175
PS4 Skylanders Trap Team (Starter Kit)	65
PS4 Skylanders Swap Force (Starter Kit)	50
Xbox One Pizza Hut Controller (1140 Made)	300
~~Black Gamecube Controller~~	~~25 SOLD~~ ~~krazyMIKE77~~
Nintendo Power Dr. Mario (Vol 18)	15
Nintendo Power Super C (Vol 12)	22

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1500DS Spirits Vol. 9: Futari-uchi Mahjong
1500DS Spirits: Mahjong V
1500DS Spirits: Shogi V
1552 Tenka Tairan
16 Tales: Vol. 1
16 Tales: Vol. 2
16 Tales: Vol. 3
16 Tales: Vol. 4
18 Card Games
18 Classic Card Games
18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker
187 Ride or Die
1941: Counter Attack
1942
1943 Kai
1943: The Battle of Midway
1945 I&II The Arcade Games
1999 Hore, Mitakotoka! Seikimatsu
19: Neunzehn
19:03 Ueno Hatsu Yakou Ressha
2 Games For 1 Great Price!: Big Beach Sports / Big Beach Sports 2
2 Games In 1 Double Pack - Hot Wheels: World Race / Velocity X
2 Games In 1 Double Pack - SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom / Nicktoons: Freeze Frame Frenzy
2 Games In 1 Double Pack - SpongeBob SquarePants: SuperSponge / Revenge of the Flying Dutchman
2 Games In 1 Double Pack: Finding Nemo / Monsters, Inc.
2 Games In 1 Double Pack: Power Rangers: Time Force / Power Rangers: Ninja Storm
2 Games In 1 Double Value!: Monster Trucks / Quad Desert Fury
2 Games In 1: Disney Princess + Disney's The Lion King
2 Games In 1: Disney's Baren Bruder + Disney's Konig der Lowen
2 Games In 1: Disney's Brother Bear / Disney Princess
2 Games In 1: Finding Nemo / The Incredibles
2 Games In 1: LEGO Knights' Kingdom + LEGO Bionicle
2 Games In 1: Shrek 2 / Shark Tale
2 Games In 1: Sonic Pinball Party + Sonic Battle
2 Games In 1: Sonic Pinball Party / Columns Crown
2 Games In 1: SpongeBob SquarePants: SuperSponge / Rugrats Go Wild
2 Games In 1: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie / SpongeBob SquarePants and Friends in Freeze Frame Frenzy
2 Games for 1 Great Price!: Wheel of Fortune / Jeopardy!
2 Games in 1 Double Pack: Scooby-Doo / Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
2 Games in 1 Double Pack: Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase / Scooby-Doo! Mystery Mayhem
2 Games in 1 Double Pack: SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom / The Fairly OddParents! Breakin' Da Rules
2 Games in 1 Double Pack: The Incredibles / Finding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures
2 Games in 1! Archer Maclean's Mercury / Mercury Meltdown
2 Games in 1: GT Advance 3: Pro Concept Racing + MotoGP
2 Games in 1: Sonic Advance + Sonic Battle
2 Games in 1: The Incredibles / Finding Nemo
2 Games in 1: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie / Battle for Bikini Bottom
2 Games in 1: The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie / Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams
2 Hits Pack: Sonic Forces / Puyo Puyo Tetris - Sega Collection
2 In 1 Game Pack: Shrek 2 / Shark Tale
2 In 1 Game Pack: Spider-Man / Spider-Man 2
2 In 1 Game Pack: Spider-Man Mysterio's Menace / X2 Wolverine's Revenge
2 In 1 Game Pack: Tony Hawk's Underground / Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer
2 In 1: Asterix & Obelix Jetzt Geht's Rund! + Asterix & Obelix XXL
2 Jeux En 1: Titeuf: Ze Gag Machine / Titeuf: Mega Compet
2 Pak Special: Dungeon Master / Creature Strike
2 Xtreme
2 for 1 Power Pack: Indianapolis 500 Legends/WWII Aces
2 for 1 Power Pack: Kawasaki Jet Ski/Summer Sports 2
2 for 1 Power Pack: Winter Blast/Summer Sports 2
2 in 1 Combo Pack: Sonic Heroes / Super Monkey Ball Deluxe
2 in 1 Combo Pack: Sonic Mega Collection Plus / Super Monkey Ball Deluxe
2-In-1 Fun Pack: Madagascar: Operation Penguin / Shrek 2
2-in-1 Party Pack: Shrek's Carnival Craze / Madagascar Kartz
200-Mannin no KanKen: Tokoton Kanji Nou
2002 FIFA World Cup
2003-Toshi Kaimaku: Ganbare Kyuukaiou
2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil
2020 Super Baseball
20th Century Video Almanac
21 Card Games
21 Emon: Mezase! Hotel Ou
21: TwoOne
24-ji no Kane to Cinderella: Halloween Wedding
24: The Game
25 to Life
250 Mannin no Kanken Premium - Zenkyuu Zen-Kanji Kanzen Seiha
250 Mannin no Kanken: Wii de Tokoton Kanji Nou
2999 Game Kids
2Dark
2K Essentials Collection: Bioshock / Borderlands / XCOM: Enemy Unknown
2K Essentials Collection: Bioshock / Borderlands/ XCOM: Enemy Unknown
2K Power Pack
2Tax Gold
3 Choume no Tama: Tama and Friends - 3 Choume Obake Panic!!
3 Count Bout
3 Games in 1: Tak / SuperSponge / Rugrats: I Gotta Go Party
3 Ninjas Kick Back
3 Ninjas Kick Back / Hook
3 in 1: Solitaire, Mahjong & Tangram
3-D Tetris
3-D Tic-Tac-Toe
3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride
3-D WorldRunner
3-Fun Yosou Umaban Club
3-Nen B-Gumi Kinpachi Sensei: Densetsu no Kyoudan ni Tate!
300: March to Glory
360: Three Sixty
3D Atlas
3D Baseball
3D Crazy Coaster
3D Dot Game Heroes
3D Game Collection: 55-in-1
3D Lemmings
3D MahJongg
3D Mine Storm
3D MiniGolf
3D Narrow Escape
3D Pocket Pool
3D Shooting Tsukuru
3DO Buffet
3LDK: Shiawase ni Narouyo
3X3 Eyes: Kyuusei Koushu S
3Xtreme
3on3 Freestyle
3x3 Eyes: Juuma Houkan
3x3 Eyes: Kyuusei Koushu
3x3 Eyes: Sanjiyan Henjyo
3x3 Eyes: Seima Kourinden
3x3 Eyes: Tenrinou Genmu
4 Elements
4 Elements II
4 Games on One Game Pak: GT Advance / GT Advance 2 / GT Advance 3 / MotoGP
4 Nin Shogi
4 Nin uchi Mahjong
4 Wheel Thunder
4 in 1 Action Pack
4 in 1 Row
4 in 1 Super CD
4-4-2 Soccer
4-in-1 Fun Pak
4-in-1 Funpak: Volume II
40 Winks
428: Fuusa Sareta Shibuya de
4X4 EVO 2
4X4 Evolution
4x4 EVO 2
4x4 Evolution
5 In One Fun Pak
5 Star Racing
5-Kyuu kara 1-Kyuu Kanzen Taiou: Saishin Kako Mondai - 2-Ji Shiken Taisaku - Eiken Kanzenban
5-nin no Koi Prince: Himitsu no Keiyaku Kekkon
50 Cent: Blood on the Sand
50 Cent: Bulletproof
50 Cent: Bulletproof G Unit Edition
50 Classic Games
50 Classic Games 3D
50 More Classic Games
6 Inch My Darling
6 in 1
6-Pak
64 Hanafuda: Tenshi no Yakusoku
64 Oozumou
64 Oozumou 2
64 Trump Collection: Alice no Waku Waku Trump World
64 de Hakken! Tamagotchi Minna de Tamagotchi World
688 Attack Sub
7 Blades
7 Days to Die
7 Sins
7 Wonders II
7 Wonders of the Ancient World
7 Wonders: Treasures of Seven
7'scarlet
700-Banjin no Atama o Yokusuru: Chou Keisan DS - 13000-Mon + Image Keisan
720 Degrees
77: Beyond the Milky Way
7th Dragon
7th Dragon 2020
7th Dragon 2020-II
7th Dragon III Code: VFD
8 Eyes
8-Bit Armies
88 Heroes
88 Heroes: 98 Heroes Edition
8BallAllstars
90 Minutes: European Prime Goal
90 Minutes: Sega Championship Football
989 Sports Demo Disc
99 Nendohan: Eitango Center 1500
99 no Namida
u/field
A Boy and His Blob
A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia
A Bug's Life
A Bug's Life / Tigger's Honey Hunt / Tarzan - Collector's Edition
A Bug's Life Activity Centre
A King's Tale: Final Fantasy XV
A Labyrinth Game / Supermind
A Mars Moose Adventure - Cosmic Quest 1: City Sights
A Mars Moose Adventure - Cosmic Quest 2: Fairy Tale Island
A Mars Moose Adventure - Cosmic Quest 3: Race Through France
A Mars Moose Adventure - Stay & Play 1: In the Clubhouse
A Mars Moose Adventure - Stay & Play 2: In Mars' Bedroom
A Mars Moose Adventure - Stay & Play 3: In Lonnie's Classroom
A Mars Moose Adventure - Walkabout 1: The Natural History Museum
A Mars Moose Adventure - Walkabout 2: The Shakespeare Festival
A Mars Moose Adventure - Walkabout 3: World Sports Day
A Nanjarin
A Rose in the Twilight
A Witch's Tale
A Year at Pooh Corner
A-Rank Thunder Tanjouhen
A-Ressha de Ikou
A-Ressha de Ikou 2001
A-Ressha de Ikou 2001 Perfect Set
A-Ressha de Ikou 3D NEO
A-Ressha de Ikou DS
A-Ressha de Ikou DS: Navigation Pack
A-Ressha de Ikou MD
A-Ressha de Ikou Z: Mezase! Tairiku Oudan
A-Train 3D: City Simulator
A-Train 6
A-Train HX
A-Train: City Simulator
A-Train: Trains - Power - Money
A. IV Evolution: A-Ressha de Ikou 4
A.C.E.: Another Century's Episode
A.C.E.: Another Century's Episode 2
A.C.E.: Another Century's Episode 3: The Final
A.C.E.: Another Century's Episode R
A.III: A-Ressha de Ikou III
A.P.B.
A.S.P. Air Strike Patrol
A.W. Phoenix Festa
A/X-101
A2 Racer II
A2 Racer III: Europa Tour
A5: A-Ressha de Ikou 5
AAAHH!!! Real Monsters
ABBA: You Can Dance
ABC Monday Night Football
ABPA Backgammon
ABZU
AC/DC LIVE: Rock Band Track Pack
AC/DC Live: Rock Band Track Pack
ACB Total 2010/2011
ACME Animation Factory
ADK Tamashii
AFL 99
AFL Live 2004
AH-3 Thunderstrike
AI Igo
AI Igo 2003
AI Igo: Saturn Version
AI Mahjong
AI Mahjong 2003
AI Mahjong Selection
AI Shogi
AI Shogi 2
AI Shogi 2 Deluxe
AI Shogi 2000
AI Shogi 2003
AI Shogi 3
AI Shogi Selection
AIII S.V.: A-Ressha de Ikou 3 Super Version
AKB1/149: Renai Sousenkyo
AKB1/48: Idol to Guam de Koishitara...
AKB1/48: Idol to Koishitara...
AKB48+Me
ALC no 10-Punkan Eigo Master: Chuukyuu
ALC no 10-Punkan Eigo Master: Joukyuu
ALC no 10-Punkan Eigo Master: Shokyuu
ALF
AMF Bowling 2004
AMF Bowling Pinbusters!
AMF Bowling World Lanes
AMF Xtreme Bowling
AR Games
ARK: Survival Evolved
ASCII Entertainment Demo Disc
ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat
ATP Tour Championship Tennis
ATV Mania
ATV Offroad Fury
ATV Offroad Fury 2
ATV Offroad Fury 3
ATV Offroad Fury 4
ATV Offroad Fury Pro
ATV Offroad Fury: Blazin' Trails
ATV Quad Frenzy
ATV Quad Kings
ATV Quad Power Racing 2
ATV Racers
ATV Racing
ATV Renegades
ATV Thunder Ridge Riders / Monster Trucks Mayhem
ATV Wild Ride
ATV: Quad Power Racing
ATV: Thunder Ridge Riders
AV Poker World Gambler
Aa Harimanada
Aa Megami-sama
Aa Yakyuu Jinsei Icchokusen
Abadox: The Deadly Inner War
AbalaBurn
Abarenbou Princess
Absolute Supercars
Absolute: Blazing Infinity
Abunai Koi no Sousashitsu: Eternal Happiness
Abunai: Koi no Sousa Shitsu
Academy of Champions: Soccer
Accel World vs. Sword Art Online: Millennium Twilight
Accel World: Ginyoku no Kakusei
Accel World: Kasoku no Chouten
Accele Brid
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth
Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies
Ace Combat 2
Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere
Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War
Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation
Ace Combat 6: Kaihou e no Senka / Beautiful Katamari Damacy
Ace Combat 6: Kaihou e no Senka / Lost Planet: Colonies
Ace Combat Advance
Ace Combat Assault Horizon
Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception
Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy
Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy+
Ace Combat: Joint Assault
Ace Lightning
Ace o Nerae!
Ace of Aces
Aces of War
Aces of the Air
Acid
Acid Drop
Aconcagua
Acrobat Mission
Acrylic Palette: Irodori Cafe - Cheers
ActRaiser
ActRaiser 2
Action 52
Action Bass
Action Fighter
Action Girlz Racing
Action Man A.T.O.M.: Alpha Teens on Machines
Action Man: Destruction X
Action Man: Operation Extreme
Action Man: Robot Atak
Action Man: Search for Base X
Action Pachio
Action Pack: Prince of Persia Revelations, Driver 76, Rainbow Six Vegas
Active Health with Carol Vorderman
Active Life Explorer
Active Life Value Pack
Active Life: Extreme Challenge
Active Life: Magical Carnival
Active Life: Outdoor Challenge
Activision Anthology
Activision Classic Games
Activision Demo Action Pack
Activision Hits Remixed
Actua Golf 3
Actua Ice Hockey
Actua Ice Hockey 2
Actua Pool
Actua Soccer 2
Actua Soccer 3
Actua Soccer: Club Edition
Actua Tennis
Ad Lib Ouji ...to Fuyukai na Nakama-tachi!?
Adam & Eve
Adam's Venture Chronicles
Adam's Venture: Origins
Addams Family Values
Addie no Okurimono: To Moze from Addie
Adian no Tsue
Adiboo & Paziral's Secret
Adiboo and the Energy Thieves
Adibou Et L'Ombre Verte
Adidas Power Soccer
Adidas Power Soccer 2
Adidas Power Soccer 98
Adidas Power Soccer International '97
Adidas miCoach
Adrenalin Misfits
Adult Swim Collection
Advan Racing
Advance Guardian Heroes
Advance Wars
Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising
Advance Wars: Days of Ruin
Advance Wars: Dual Strike
Advanced Daisenryaku 2001
Advanced Daisenryaku: Deutsch Dengeki Sakusen
Advanced Daisenryaku: Europe no Arashi - Doitsu Dengeki Sakusen
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: DragonStrike
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Dragons of Flame
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes of the Lance
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Iron & Blood: Warriors of Ravenloft
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Pool of Radiance
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin
Advanced V.G.
Advanced V.G. 2
Advanced World War: Sennen Teikoku no Koubou
Advent Rising
Adventure
Adventure II
Adventure Island
Adventure Island 3
Adventure Island II
Adventure Island II: Aliens in Paradise
Adventure Mega Pack
Adventure Player
Adventure Quiz Capcom World: Hatena no Daibouken
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW!
Adventure Time: Finn and Jake Investigations
Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd You Steal Our Garbage?!
Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom
Adventure of Little Ralph
Adventure of Tokyo Disney Sea
Adventures in Letterland With Jack and Jill
Adventures of Dino Riki
Adventures of Lolo
Adventures of Lolo 2
Adventures of Lolo 3
Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Adventures of Tron
Adventures of Yogi Bear
Adventures to Go!
Aedis Eclipse: Generation of Chaos
Aegis of Earth: Protonovus Assault
Aeon Flux
AereA
Aerial Assault
Aero Blasters
Aero Dancing F: Todoroki Tsubasa no Hatsu Hikou
Aero Dancing i
Aero Dancing i: Jikai Sakuma de Machite Masen
Aero Dancing: Torodoki Taichou no Himitsu Disc
Aero Elite: Combat Academy
Aero Fighters
Aero Fighters 2
Aero Fighters 3
Aero Fighters Assault
Aero The Acro-Bat
Aero the Acro-Bat
Aero the Acro-Bat 2
Aero the Acro-bat
AeroGauge
AeroWings
AeroWings 2: Air Strike
Aerobics Revolution
Aerobiz
Aerobiz Supersonic
Aerostar
AeternoBlade
Afraid Gear
Afraid Gear Another
Afrika
Afro Inu: The Puzzle
Afro Samurai
After Armageddon Gaiden: Majuu Toushouden Eclipse
After Burner
After Burner II
After Burner III
After Burner: Black Falcon
After Burst
After Hours Athletes
After... Wasureenu Kizuna
Again: Interactive Crime Novel
Agarest Senki Mariage
Agassi Tennis Generation
Agatha Christie's The ABC Murders
Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None
Agatha Christie: Evil Under the Sun
Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders
Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings
Age of Empires: Mythologies
Age of Empires: The Age of Kings
Agent Armstrong: Himitsu Shirei Daisakusen
Agent Collection
Agent Hugo
Agent Hugo: Hula Holiday
Agent Hugo: Lemoon Twist
Agent Hugo: Roborumble
Agents of Mayhem
Aggressive Inline
Aggressors of Dark Kombat
Agile Warrior F-111X
Ai Cho Aniki
Ai Sensei no Oshiete: Watashi no Hoshi
Ai Senshi Nicol
Ai Yori Aoshi
Aibou DS
Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage
Aigiina no Yogen: Balubalouk no Densetsu Yori
Aigina no Yogen: Balubalouk no Densetsu Yori
Aikagi
Aikatsu Stars! My Special Appeal
Aikatsu! 2-nin no My Princess
Aikatsu! 365-Hi no Idol Days
Aikatsu! Cinderella Lesson
Aikatsu! My No.1 Stage!
Ailu de Puzzle
Air
Air Battle!
Air Buster
Air Cavalry
Air Combat
Air Conflicts Double Pack
Air Conflicts: Aces of World War II
Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers
Air Conflicts: Secret Wars
Air Conflicts: Secret Wars - Ultimate Edition
Air Conflicts: Vietnam
Air Conflicts: Vietnam Ultimate Edition
Air Diver
Air Fortress
Air Hockey
Air Management '96
Air Race Championship
Air Raid
Air Raid 3
Air Raiders
Air Ranger 2 Plus: Rescue Helicopter
Air Ranger 2: Rescue Helicopter
Air Ranger: Rescue Helicopter
Air Rescue
Air Strike
Air Traffic Chaos
Air Zonk
Air-Sea Battle
AirBlade
AirBoarder 64
AirForce Delta
AirForce Delta Storm
AirForce Delta Strike
AirGrave
Airaki
Airborne Troops: Countdown to D-Day
Aircars
Airlock
Aironauts
Airs Adventure
Airship Q
Airwolf
Airwolf (Japan)
Aishiau Kotoshika Dekinai
Aisle Lord
Aitakute...Your Smiles in My Heart
Aiyoku no Eustia: Angel's Blessing
Aka-Chan Doubutsu Sono
Akagawa Jirou Mystery: Tsuki no Hikari
Akagawa Jirou Mystery: Yasoukyoku - Hon ni Manekareta Satsujin
Akagawa Jirou no Yuurei Ressha
Akagawa Jirou: Majotachi no Nemuri: Fukkatsusai
Akagawa Jirou: Yasoukyoku
Akagawa Jirou: Yasoukyoku 2
Akagi: Touhaiden
Akagi: Yami ni Furitatta Tensai
Akai Ito
Akai Ito DS
Akai Ito Destiny DS
Akai Katana
Akai Suna Ochiru Tsuki
Akane Iro ni Somaru Saka Portable
Akane Iro ni Somaru Saka: Parallel
Akatsuki no Amaneka to Aoi Kyojin
Akatsuki no Goei Trinity
Akaya Akashiya Ayakashino
Akazu no Ma
Akazukin ChaCha
Akiba's Beat
Akiba's Trip
Akiba's Trip 2+A
Akiba's Trip Plus
Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed
Akihabara Dennou Kumi Peta Pies!
Akira
Akira Psycho Ball
Akiyama Jin No Suugaku Mystery
Akko de Pon! Ikasama Hourouki
Akko ni Omakase! Brain Shock
Akogare Girls Collection: Lovely Youchien
Akogare Girls Collection: Mister Donut DS
Akogare Girls Collection: Ohanaya-San Monogatari
Akogare Girls Collection: Pika Pika Nurse Monogatari
Akogare Girls Collection: Suteki ni Nurse Days
Akudaikan
Akudaikan 2: Mousouden
Akudaikan 3
Akudaikan Manyuuki
Akudaikan Manyuuki: Seigi no Yaiba
Akuji the Heartless
Akuma Zensho Dainishuu
Akuma-kun: Makai no Wana
Akumajou Dracula
Akumajou Dracula X: Gekka no Yasoukyoku
Akumajou Special: Boku Dracula-kun
Akuu Senki Raijin
Al Unser Jr.'s Road to the Top
Al Unser Jr.'s Turbo Racing
Alabama Meets Will Vi
Aladdin Magic Racer
Alan Hansen's Sports Challenge
Alan Wake
Alarm for Cobra 11: Crash Time
Alarm fuer Cobra 11 Vol II
Albert Odyssey
Albert Odyssey 2: Jashin no Taidou
Albert Odyssey: Legend of Eldean
Album Club: Mune Kyun * Saint Poria Jogakuin
Alcahest
Aldynes
Aleck Bordon Adventure: Tower & Shaft Advance
Alekhine's Gun
Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2001
Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2002
Alex Kidd in Miracle World
Alex Kidd in Shinobi World
Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
Alex Kidd: High-Tech World
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars
Alex Rider: Stormbreaker
Alexandra Ledermann: Summer Camp Adventures
Alexi Lalas International Soccer
Alfa Romeo Racing Italiano
Alfred Chicken
Alfred's Adventure
Alia's Carnival! Sacrament
Alias
Alice in Cyberland
Alice in Wonderland
Alice no Paint Adventure
Alice on Borderlines
Alice's Mom's Rescue
Alice: Madness Returns
Alien
Alien 3
Alien Breed Trilogy
Alien Brigade
Alien Chaos 3D
Alien Crush
Alien Front Online
Alien Hominid
Alien Invaders Plus!
Alien Monster Bowling League
Alien Olympics
Alien Raiders
Alien Resurrection
Alien Soldier
Alien Storm
Alien Syndrome
Alien Trilogy
Alien vs. Predator
Alien vs. Predator: The Last of His Clan
Alien: Isolation
Alienators: Evolution Continues
Aliens Versus Predator: Extinction
Aliens in the Attic
Aliens vs. Predator
Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem
Aliens: Colonial Marines
Aliens: Infestation
Aliens: Thanatos Encounter
Alisia Dragoon
Alive
All 1
All Grown Up! Express Yourself
All Japan Pro Wrestling Featuring Virtua
All Japan Woman Pro Wrestling
All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation
All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation 2
All Kamen Rider: Rider Revolution
All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros.
All Round Hunter
All Star 5-A-Side Football
All Star Action
All Star Cheer Squad
All Star Cheer Squad 2
All Star Karate
All Star Pro-Wrestling
All Star Racing
All Star Racing 2
All Star Soccer
All Star Tennis '99
All Star Tennis 2000
All Star Tennis 99
All Star Watersports
All-Pro Basketball
All-Pro Football 2K8
All-Star 1997 Featuring Frank Thomas
All-Star Baseball
All-Star Baseball 2000
All-Star Baseball 2001
All-Star Baseball 2002
All-Star Baseball 2003
All-Star Baseball 2004
All-Star Baseball 2005
All-Star Baseball 99
All-Star Fighters
All-Star Mahjong: Kareinaru Shoubushi Kara no Chousen
All-Star Major League Baseball
All-Star Professional Wrestling II
All-Star Professional Wrestling III
All-Star Slammin' D-Ball
All-Star Tennis 2
Alleyway
Allied Ace Pilots
Allied General
Alnam no Kiba: Juuzoku Juuni Shinto Densetsu
Alnam no Tsubasa: Shoujin no Sora no Kanata e
Alone in the Dark
Alone in the Dark 2
Alone in the Dark: Inferno
Alone in the Dark: One-Eyed Jack's Revenge
Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare
Alpha Beam With Ernie
Alpha Mission
Alpha Mission II
Alpha Protocol
Alpha and Omega
Alpine Racer 3
Alpine Ski Racing 2007
Alpine Skiing 2005
Alpine Skiing!
Alshark
Alter Echo
Altered Beast
Altered Beast: Guardian of the Realms
Altered Space: A 3-D Alien Adventure
Alundra
Alundra 2: A New Legend Begins
Alvin and the Chipmunks
Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
Alzadick: Summer Carnival `92
Amaekata wa Kanojo Nari ni.
Amagami
Amagi Shien
Amagon
Amagoushi no Yakata
Amagoushi no Yakata Portable: Ichiyagi Wa, Saisho no Junan
Amatsumi Sora ni! Kumo no Hatate ni
Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins
Amazing Island
Amazing Penguin
Amazing Tater
America Daitouryou Senkyo: United State Presidental Race
America Daitouryou Senkyo: United State Presidential Race
America Oudan Ultra Quiz
America Oudan Ultra Quiz: Shijou Saidai no Tatakai
America Oudan Ultra-Quiz
America Oudan Ultra-Quiz Part 2
America Oudan Ultra-Quiz Part 3
America Oudan Ultra-Quiz Part 4
America's Army: Rise of a Soldier
America's Army: True Soldiers
America's Greatest Game Shows: Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy!
America's Next Top Model
America's Next Top Model (2008)
America's Test Kitchen: Let's Get Cooking
American Bass Challenge
American Battle Dome
American Chopper
American Chopper 2: Full Throttle
American Dream
American Girl: Julie Finds a Way
American Girl: Kit Mystery Challenge!
American Gladiators
American Idol
American Mensa Academy
American Ninja Warrior
American Pool
American Pool II
Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy
Amida
Amidar
Amnesia
Amnesia Twin Pack
Amnesia World
Amnesia: Crowd
Amnesia: Later
Amnesia: Later x Crowd V. Edition
Amnesia: Memories
Amok
Among the Sleep
Amped 2
Amped 3
Amped: Freestyle Snowboarding
Amplitude
An American Tail
An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
An American Tail: Fievel's Gold Rush
AnEarth Fantasy Stories: First Volume
Anan Kanshuu: Onna Dikara Kinkyuu Up! DS
Anarchy Reigns
Anastasia
Anata Dake no Private Lesson - DS de Hajimeru - Tipness no Yoga
Anata o Yurusanai
Ancient Magic: Bazoe! Mahou Sekai
Ancient Roman: Power of Dark Side
And 1 Streetball
And-Kensaku
Andre Agassi Tennis
Andre Panza Kick Boxing
Andretti Racing
Andrew Lloyd Webber Musicals: Sing and Dance
Andro Dunos
Android Assault: The Revenge of Bari-Arm
Anesan
Angel Blade: Neo Tokyo Guardians
Angel Cat Sugar
Angel Collection
Angel Graffiti S: Anata e no Profile
Angel Graffiti: Anata e no Profile
Angel Love Online
Angel Paradise Vol. 1
Angel Paradise Vol. 2: Eshinu Kimika
Angel Present
Angel Profile
Angel Senki
Angel Wish
Angel Wish: Kimi no Egao ni Chu!
Angel's Feather
Angel's Feather: Kuro no Zanei
Angelic Concert
Angelique
Angelique Duet
Angelique Etoile
Angelique History
Angelique Retour
Angelique Special
Angelique Special 2
Angelique Trois
Angelique Trois: Aizouhen
Angelique Voice Fantasy
Angelique: Maren no Rokukishi
Angelique: Tenkuu no Requiem
Angler's Club: Ultimate Bass Fishing 3D
Angolmois 99
Angry Birds Star Wars
Angry Birds Trilogy
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Current world champion Magnus Carlsen won the World Chess Championship 2. Viswanathan Anand and successfully defended his title against Anand in the World Chess Championship 2. In addition, there is a separate event for women only, for the title of Women's World Champion, as well as separate competitions and titles for juniors (under 2. Many have claimed that Paul Morphy was the greatest chess player in history, and those claims could have been proven true had he actually pursued a career. Magnus Carlsen – Born on 30 November 1990, Magnus Carlsen, a Norwegian chess grandmaster, whose FIDE 2020 rating is 2863. He is the current World Blitz Chess Champion, World Rapid Chess Champion, and World Chess Champion. Carlsen’s classical rating of 2882 is the highest in history. With the upcoming 2018 world chess championship between Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana just days away starting Nov. 9, Chess.com wanted to know: What is the most exciting title match in history?. Below is a countdown of the top 10 as we announce one per weekday until the start of the 2018 world chess championship: 10th Place: (Tie) Capablanca-Lasker 1921, Alekhine-Capablanca 1927 and ... Karpov entered the World Chess Championship match at a FIDE rating of 2720 with Kasparov not far behind at 2700, with the final match of the championship, match 24, a must-win for Karpov to retain his world title which he had held from 1975 onwards. Often called by Kasparov as the ‘game of his life’, the young Russian turned the game on its head with a far-sighted rook play on his 23rd ... Bobby Fischer earned that honor, with 50 percent of first-place votes. As for the strongest world champion ever, it's a dead heat between Garry Kasparov and the reigning world champion, Magnus Carlsen. You can break the tie (and weigh in with your own lists) in the comment section below. 1) Garry Kasparov (1963) – Greatest of the Greats Garry Kasparov started ruling the chess world from the age of 22 as the youngest ever undisputed World Chess Champion in 1985. He remained #1 until his retirement in 2005. But as they say, “every Chess master was once a beginner,” and the saying holds for the champion too. Master games World chess championship Anand, viswanathan 66 Carlsen, magnus 27 2014 22 Topalov, veselin 22 2010 21 2013 19 Queen's gambit 18 Anand 17 Carlsen 17 2012 16 Gelfand, boris 16 Sicilian defence 13 Ruy lopez 13 Fischer, bobby 10 Declined 7 Slav defence 7 Nimzo-indian defence 6 Kasparov, garry 5 Karpov, anatoly 4 Beginner 2 English opening 2 Najdorf variation 1 Caro-kann 1 Current world champion Magnus Carlsen won the World Chess Championship 2013 against Viswanathan Anand and successfully defended his title against Anand in the World Chess Championship 2014 and against Sergey Karjakin in 2016; Carlsen is set to defend his title again in the World Chess Championship in November of 2018. FIDE - World Chess Federation, Online ratings, individual calculations Who are the greatest chess players in history? That eternal question has been a never-ending subject for debate among chess fans for decades and something there never seems be a consensus on. Magnus Carlsen's own World Championship seconds Jan Gustafsson and Peter Heine Nielsen have taken on the nearly impossible project of ranking the 50 best players ever. Hall of Fame The 50 Greatest Chess ...

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