This is from a Family Computer game that is called Shougi Meikan '92 by Hect, or by Hector released on the 30th of January, 1992. I want to just know who won, and how it happened? I thank all of you in advance!!
Chess is probably the same, but in Shogi, you can't just keep attacking, and you can't just keep defending either. You might think, "Well, just find a balance then," but it’s never that simple. It feels a lot like life, doesn't it?
よ露しくお願いします。
I am a beginner at Shogi, and am playing on Lishogi, Shogi Wars, as well as 81Dojo. I practice mainly against AI, but enjoy playing real people more.
I come from western chess, and it’s been surprisingly difficult to get my mind out of the trade down to simplify the board mindset.
This style of play seems to feed your opponent powerful pieces and opens you up to many drop attacks.
I’ve been switching to a more patient, structured system and have had success but am wondering if anyone has any advice they can share with me.
ありがとうございました。
I occasionally post interesting checkmates I encounter in real games. Here's a mate in 5.
[Solution] >!Kaku 7 x 1 Check. King captures Bishop 7 x 1. Rook 7 x 2 Check.. King 6 x 1. Rook (promotes) or Horse captures 6 x 2 checkmate. The key is that by forcing the King to the 7 x 1 square, the Horse pins the Gold General at 6 x 2 so the Gold General cannot capture the Rook placed on 7 x 2.!<
