So far I have annotated 29 games for the website. Now all of them are available in html and you can jump to them from here.
Game 1: Alapin, S -- Rubinstein, A; Prague; 1908; 0-1
Game 2: Nisipeanu, L -- Halkias, S; European Championship; Ohrid; 2001; 1-0
Game 3: Hebden, M -- Degraeve, J; Clichy; 2001; 1-0
Game 4: Schneider, I -- Hartwig, T; World Open U2200; Philadelphia; 2001; 1-0
Game 5: Hartwig, T -- Thomas, R; World Open U2200; Philadelphia; 2001; 1-0
Game 6: Nunn, J -- Ward, C; 4NCL; Birmingham; 1998; 1-0
Game 7: Shirov, A -- Eingorn, V; Stockholm; 1989; 1-0
Game 8: Plaskett, J -- Shipov, S; Hastings; 1999; 1-0
Game 9: Timman, J -- Kortchnoi, V; SWIFT; Brussels; 1987; 1-0
Game 10: Hartwig, T -- Malutich, M; U.S. Open; Framingham; 2001; 1-0
Game 11: Hartwig, T -- Rensch, D; U.S. Open; Framingham; 2001; 0-1
Game 12: Samuelson, A -- MacArthur, J; 2001; 1-0
Game 13: Anand, V -- Kasparov, G; Frankfurt Giants; 1998; 1-0
Game 14: Beliavsky, A -- Portisch, L; FIDE izt; Szirak; 1987; 0-1
Game 15: Christiansen, Larry -- Gheorghiu, Florin; Torremolinos; 1977; 1-0
Game 16: Bengston, Matt -- Hartwig, Thomas; UMBC Open; 2001; 1/2-1/2
Game 17: Petrosian, T -- Corral, H; Montevideo; 1954; 1-0
Game 18: Capablanca, J -- Vidmar, M; New York; 1927; 1-0
Game 19: Hartwig, T -- Carl, K; Mini Swiss; Lansing; 1999; 0-1
Game 20: Ziatdinov, R -- Schweizer, R; Bern; 1994; 1-0
Game 21: Hartwig, T -- Meyer, J; MD Free State Chess League; 2001; 1/2-1/2
Game 22: Brogan, D -- Newton, F; 0-1
Game 23: Samuelson, A -- Gukhvat, P; Virginia; 2001; 1/2-1/2
Game 24: Mikhalchishin, A -- Chernin, A; Cienfuegos; 1981; 1-0
Game 25: Karpov, A -- Vaganian, R; Skopje; 1976; 1-0
Game 26: Nunn, J -- Timman, J; Amsterdam; 1995; 0-1
Game 27: Hartwig, Tom -- Kaminski, Marcin; Pan-Am Intercollegiate Ch; 2001; 1/2-1/2
Game 28: Hartwig, Thomas -- Singhal, Sachin; Catonsville Action (2); 2002.04.13; 0-1
Game 29: echecetmat -- W R Horton; April Online Tournament; 2002.06.03; 1/2-1/2
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Here are "the goods": Annotated Games from the Site (pgn)
Since it is easier for me, I decided at this point to only offer the .pgn format for download instead of .pgn and .cbv. You will not miss any portability, as Chessbase products read .pgn just as well as .cbv anyway, considering my notes don't have any multimedia, etc.
Also, I am only offering the database containing "all games" for you to download now. This is for two reasons. First of all, the file is really small anyway, and it should not take up any significant download time. Second, by downloading all the games together you can avoid a lot of clutter on your computer by just keeping one file.
If you are not too familiar with downloading, here are my suggestions for how to use the download: