There is only one real good playable version that I know of called
hyperchess and that one is here:
http://www2.connectnet.com/users/hchess/I have seen it and it is very nice. Hypershess is closer in appearance to
the Star Trek 3D chess but this one is the only one I ever heard of that
didn't have problems with weird rules or game resolution. It plays with
basically the same rules as regular chess.
It is a bit expensive but I think that there is enough info and pictures on
the web page to build and play a home-built one.
S
>Date: Sun, 16 Nov 2003 03:32:07 -0600
>From: Yuchtar <
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>Subject: 3D Chess
>
>> Message: 5
>> Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 15:16:26 -0000
>> From: "dlevine2100" <
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>> Subject: Multilevel Chess
>> Hi all,
>> Hope this topic hasn't been addressed before. Does anyone have any
>> idea about how to play the chess that appears in moonbase?
>> I know, probably they just put it there to show something that
>> appears interesting, nothing more...
>> David Levine
>
>I have a chess set like that!!! It's three demensional chess and there
>are rules. I just got a new (well, used) scanner today (YAY!) so maybe I
>can dig out the rules sheet and scan it fer yas?
>Oh, never mind, James just explained it. There are rules for the Trek
>version too, but that's a totally different game. I got my set off ebay,
>so might want to peruse ebay if you're looking ....
>-- Y
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