Zippit is an addictive puzzle game that requires quick thinking and a sharp mind! Your objective is to build the solution shape by sliding pieces on the game board. The clock is ticking, so there's no time to waste! For hours of puzzling fun, you've ...
![[PG-Repo] Reference](/content/files/media-books/pg-repo-reference/pg.repo.Reference.png "[PG-Repo] Reference")
This is a repo for Palm-get.
The Reference Repository contains a selection of the best encyclopedias and stand-alone information and database programs for Palm.
To use it copy the content of the zip file to the SD Card, the Palm-getDB ...
A flappy bird clone, before flappy ever existed. Author : Jude Nelson
Interpreter for the Rexx programming language, which is kinda like Basic. Includes library functions for serial/IR/TCP I/O, as well as editing other ...
A well featured freeware version of the popular Backgammon game for any device running Palm OS by Andras Schall
Features :
- Play against your Palm
- Beginner and Advanced AI
- Play against another human player or ...
With its 3D technology and analogic controls interface using the pen, Race Fever™ will blow you away. Complete race experience with qualifications, races, championships, driving exams and even 2 player duels in simultaneous play through the IR ...
MegaLauncher is a multipurpose application manager that can work on all Palm OS platform devices. Easy, intuitively understandable interface and the program philosophy enable you to study and accept this program in no time. Designed ...
Hex Mine is a hexagonal version of the game where you lose if you step on a mined tile. To win, tap all the unmined tiles.
There is no scoring in this game, but there is a timer that tells how long you took to finish.
Hex Mine ...
Print from your PalmOS handheld! PalmPrint prints via infrared, Bluetooth, and serial to a wide variety of desktop, portable, and receipt printers from dozens of PalmOS applications.
Zap! is a top-down arcade shoot-em-up in space featuring numerous enemies and bosses to contend with across multiple levels. Its first iteration, simply titled Zap!, was first published in 1999 for Palm OS 3.x devices, but later received a full-color ...
