a rare version of scicilian (sp)
great for killing computers but not so great agenst human opponants
heres a sample game
e4 c5
f4 d5
nf3 dx34
ng5 nf6
bc4 bg4!?
qxg4!! nxg4
bxf7 kd7
be6+ kc7
bxg4 qe8
ne6+ kb6
d3! exd3
na3 a6
be3 d2+
kf2 ka7
nc4 b6
rad1 nc6
rxd2 rb8
rhd1 qg6
rd7+! rb7
nxc5!! qxc2+
kg3! ka8
rxb7 black resigned


the point of this seemed to be to show the importance of devolping pecies and not being overly concerned with materal

In my opinion it's both great for using against computers as against human opponents. It's especially useful against humans, because humans make mistakes, and mistakes arise from tactical positions, and this is a tactical position, so your opponent will make a mistake.
It's useful against computers too atm, because their openings book says Bg4 is sound, and best. However, after about 10 more moves, they find out they're worse after all. I think when the Rybka and ChessBase team sees this, they will update their Opening Books, so that Rybka will again pwn you if you try to trick him with this