Palm Campus CD-ROM available with Palm Zire 31 including the following apps :
SlovoEd MetrO WorldMate 2004 EasyCalc MegaBowling Billiards Socoban
"This is all of Adam Cadre's IF games in ZIP format.
Included is the ZIP v1.26 .prc file, which is currently freeware, as well as all if Adam's games (as of 07/2001) in ZIP format .prc files."
Games include 9:05, I-0, Photopia, ...
SmartBoxDesign's version of the famous dice game where you press your luck to see how many points you can score without going out.
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Did you know that a loader is a very intellectual profession? Play Hot Sokoban and you'll find it out! It's a classic logic and puzzle game invented in Japan. You must push all the boxes to a designated position in the warehouse. But it isn't easy. The ...
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SEGA Swirl is an addictive puzzle game that challenges players to align swirls of the same shape (and color on Palm Handhelds that support color displays) to form bigger combos and score lots of points. Swirls of the same ...
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A compendium of four classic board games for Palm OS: Monopoly, Scrabble, Battleships, and Yahtzee!
Play against your friends with pass-and-play, or battle them over InfraRed (IR)!
Available as MMC image, or installable from PC via the ...
GrayPaint 2.0 is simple graphic editor. It works in 16 gray levels mode. It was initially developed for high zoom editing, along with other features. Useful for onboard game design!
More than just a visual skin, TealOS (or, Teal Operations Skin), is a multi-functional application launcher that gives your time-honored handheld the exciting look and feel of the newest Palm devices.
Providing a powerful and intuitive way to ...
ScreenShot is a simple background application that binds a physical hotkey or Graffiti gesture to capture the contents of your display in an image file.
There are two separate versions of the program: ScreenShot Hack for OS 1-4 ...
