Shaunessy said:
You already have a Queen in play...I don't think you're Henry the VIII. Sorry last I checked only one Queen per King.
I've been playing using the US Chess Federation rules, which are taken from the FIDE rules (federacion internationale des echecs, or internation chess federation).
The link is here:
http://www.fide.com/official/handbook.asp?level=EE101
Under note "e" of their description on pawn movement, point 3.7e, they note that:
FIDE International Chess Federation Handbook 3.7e said:
When a pawn reaches the rank furthest from its starting position it must be exchanged as part of the same move for a new queen, rook, bishop or knight of the same colour. The player`s choice is not restricted to pieces that have been captured previously. This exchange of a pawn for another piece is called `promotion` and the effect of the new piece is immediate.
That said, I am certainly happy, in that we did not bother to agree on a system of rules earlier, and in the interests of fair play, to make this pawn a rook, as it serves the most immediate tactical purpose for black as well, and has practically no diminished utility at this stage of the game. Thus the game registry would be:
White: 1. Ng1-f3 2. pg2-g3 3. pd2-d3 4. Nb1-d2 5. Ra1-b1 6. pb2-b3 7. Bc1-b2 8. pd3-d4 9. Nxpf3-d4 10. pe2-e4 11. Bf1-g2 12. Qd1-e2 13. pb3-b4 14. pf2-f3 15. Rb1-c1 16. Ne4-b3 17. pc2-c4 18. Nb3-a1 19. Na1-c2 20. Bg2-h3 21. Rc1-d1 22. pe4xpd5 23. pb4-b5 24. pa2-a4 25. pg3-g4 26. Qe2xRd1 27. pg4-g5 28. Ke1xRd1 29. Nd2xBf3
Black: 1. pd7-d6 2. Ng8-f6 3. pg7-g6 4. Bf8-g7 5. o-o 6. pc7-c5 7. Nb8-d7 8. pxpd4 9. pa7-a6 10. pb7-b5 11. Ra8-b8 12. Qd8-c7 13. Bc8-b7 14. Rf8-c8 15. pe7-e5 16. pd6-d5 17. pb5xc4 18. Qc7-b6 19. pc4-c3 20. pc3 x Bb2 21. Rc8xNc2 22. Rc2-c1 23. Bb7xd5 24. Rb8-c8 25. Rc1xRd1+ 26. Rc8-c1 27. Rc1xQd1 28. Bd5xpf3+
29. pb2-pb1=R, +
(Edit: bolded FIDE section that applies)