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Battle Chess {Long Box] (3DO, 1993) Complete In Box
Box shows signs of wear Diac in excellent condition Bonus disc included Ships to lower 48 only for rate quoted
Vintage IBM /Tandy Game: Battle Chess. 1 Start-up Disk Incomplete: Interplay
The product is a vintage ibm tandy game called Battle Chess released in 1990 by Interplay Productions. This unique game combines chess with boxing elements, offering a unique gaming experience. Includes one disk making it a nostalgic find for collectors and retro gaming enthusiasts looking to add a classic title to their collection.
Vintage 1994 Battle Chess 4000 CIB IBM 3.5″ Disks PC Big Box
The Vintage 1994 Battle Chess 4000 is a classic PC game set in a black big box in which players can experience strategic chess matches with a twist – the characters engage in Battle Chess-style combat. This game, released in 1994 in the United States, appeals to collectors and gaming enthusiasts alike for its nostalgic value and unique gameplay experience. With 3.5″ IBM disks included, this CIB copy offers a physical piece of gaming history that is sure to be a sought-after addition to any video game collection.
PC Battle Chess Factory Sealed Plus Other Games !! Mint Box! Interplay 1996!
This features a collection of games by the developer Interplay!! Box is mint condition looking see pics! It’s at least near mint plus!!! Thanks for looking! You’ve got Battle Chess in here AND some poker AND Descent AND pleeeeeease see photos! 10 game package! Trophy condition! -Christopher Benjamin
Battle Chess: Enhanced DOS CD-ROM, 1993
So, if you’re buying Battle Chess in 2026, you already know the rules of chess. Or mabye not and you’re only here for the animations. It’s true isn’t it? Youre sick and just here to watch a rook murder a bishop in VGA. This is a straightforward survivor from the early-90s PC / DOS transition period. This is Battle Chess: Enhanced for DOS, released on CD-ROM in 1993, presented here in a partial original configuration: jewel case, disc, and a small insert with credits. No big manual. No reference card. No box to take up all the space in your PC nostalgia shrine.