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Shibetoshi Nakamoto retweets on Elon Musk’s Tweet

Shibetoshi Nakamoto re-tweeted on Elon Musk’s Tweet which read, ‘If chess was released as a video game’

Chess is a mind game which involves planning and strategic moves while playing.

It doesn’t involve hidden information while playing.

Altogether, chess is a board game with 64 black and white alternative squares which is arranged in an eight by eight grid.

However, it has 16 pieces of two colours, one king, one queen, two rooks, two bishops, two knights, and eight pawns.

Likewise, the Queen is considered to be the most powerful player on the board if used with good planning.

Nowadays, Chess is one amongst online games which is played by many users online.

Additionally, chess also sharpens your mind and keeps your mind active for many situations in your life. 

Whereas, today Tesla King Elon Musk shared an image which read as, ‘This map sucks’, ‘why queen is so op’, ‘This game mode is stupid’, and captioned it, ‘If chess was released as a video game’.

Moreover, Shibetoshi Nakamoto re-tweeted his tweet which read as, ‘unlock the queen’s move set for only $4.99!’.

Shibetoshi Nakamoto is a Japanese developer who developed bitcoin, established back in 2009.

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