| All world champions take up an important place in history of chess, but hardly any has achieved such popularity outside the chess scene as Robert Fischer. In his heyday he did an incredibly amount for chess. His masterpiece, of course, are the many brilliant games. Dr. Robert Hübner has thoroughly examined Fischer’s biggest and best known publication, “My Sixty Memorable Games”. This ChessBase monography includes reports on Fischer’s most important chess matches, including contemporary material.
The CD contains a database with an introduction by Robert Hübner, as well as Hübner's analysis of Fischer's "My 60 memorable games". The main database contained on the CD has all of Fischer's games, with an introductory text to the most important matches and tournaments. There are exactly 1000 entries, of which 44 are tournament reports, the rest games. About half of the games, 462 in all, are annotated, many very extensively. All the reports are in English and German.
The Fischer CD also contains many pictures and 330 MB of historical film footage.
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