Mega Database 2011 with automatic 200,000 game update

12/19/2010 – It contains 4.8 million carefully edited games, 65,000 of which have been annotated by top players. For openings classification it has 100,000 positions, it can identify 257,000 players and has 32,000 pictures of the best-known of them. AND: it updates itself automatically for a full year, keeping it permanently up-to-date through the whole of 2011. An essential tool for the ambitious player.

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Mega Database 2011

This exclusive annotated database contains more than 4.8 millions games, from 1560 to 2010, in the highest ChessBase quality standard – 65,000 games containing commentary from top players. ChessBase opening classification with more than 100,000 key positions, direct access to players, tournaments, middlegame themes, endgames. Mega Database is the largest top class annotated database in the world. The most recent games of the database are from the middle of November 2010.

Mega 2011 also features a new edition of the Playerbase. As usual, this is where most of the work was done. As the player index now contains already more than 257,000 entries, it made sense to use an adapted playerbase which includes about 270,000 names. Doing this, the photo database was extended as well to contain 32,000 pictures now.

Mega 2011 includes the Online Mega-Update 2011: using ChessBase 10 or 11 you can download games for Mega 2011 for the whole year, a total of approximately 200,000 additional games! That means your Mega 2011 will remain up to date from January to December.

Mega Database 2011:

  • 4.8 million games
  • 65.000 annotated games
  • Playerbase with 270,000 names and 32,000 pictures
  • weekly online update: 200,000 games until 31.12.2011

System requirements: 1 GHz Pentium PC, Windows Vista/XP, 512 MB RAM, DVD-ROM drive, ChessBase 10, ChessBase 11, Internet.

Price: €149.90 incl. VAT – €125.97 without VAT (for Customers outside the EU) – US $166.14 (without VAT)

Big Database 2011

This contains more than 4.8 millions games from 1560 to 2010 in the highest ChessBase quality standard with ChessBase opening classification with more than 100,000 key positions, direct access to players, tournaments, middlegame themes, endgames. The most recent games of the database are from the middle of November 2010.

Big Database 2011:

  • more than 4.8 millions games

System requirements: 1 GHz Pentium PC, Windows Vista/XP, 512 MB RAM, DVD-ROM drive, ChessBase 11, Internet.

Price: €49.90 incl. VAT – €41.93 without VAT (for Customers outside the EU) – $55.30 (without VAT)

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