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The Chess Informants 76-80 in PGN format electronic books set brings a selection of 5,374 theoretically important games played between June 1999 and January 2001.
The world’s most prominent chess players annotate themselves the games they played: Kasparov, Kramnik, Anand, Morozevich, Leko, Adams, Ivanchuk, Bareev, Van Wely, Kasimdzhanov, Shirov, Khalifman, Gelfand, Smirin, Karpov, Svidler, Ki. Georgiev, Ju. Polgar, Ponomariov, Ye Jiangchuan, Dreev, Short, Azmaiparashvili, Bologan, Beliavsky, Grischuk, Sutovsky, Al. Onischuk, Akopian, I. Sokolov, Zhang Zhong, Kharlov, Xu Jun, Lautier, Bacrot, Vaganian, Piket, Aleksandrov, Seirawan, Lutz, Motylev, Zvjaginsev, Korchnoi, Sakaev, Malakhov, Delchev, Rublevsky, Jussupow and many, many others.
Apart from imparting an occasional gleam of pleasant recollection, the games comprised in Chess Informants have always retained their intrinsic value as milestones of chess theory. Our new electronic edition of Volumes 76-80 in PGN format offers some of those nuggets as the first supplement to our enhanced version of Chess Informant Reader 2.0+, soon to be followed by several additional bags of gold. This fully annotated database is now compatible with many other commercially available software products, thus combining widely accepted format with Chess Informant’s treasure box, and framing them into a package that should meet everyone’s needs.

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