ZioGolf
Notes: Not for use on high-resolution devices.
Classic Star Trek game for palm OS. Choose your mission and go battle Klingons, don't forget to refuel when you get to a starbase!
This is shareware but you can play through to Lt Commander without registering
Introducing A+, the first and most essential extension to the Wrist PDA watch by Fossil!
Get 5 productivity and functionality enhancements in a single, low priced package:
- HotSync Now! : allows you to launch HotSync in an ...
TableTennis 3D is an addictive Table Tennis simulation.
It runs on almost every PalmOS device since PalmOS 3.5 but I highly recommend a color device.
Enjoy great graphics, digitized sounds and great gameplay for a new gaming experience ...
Chess Tiger by Christophe Théron is one of the strongest chess programs in the world. It has been rated as the world's strongest chess program TWICE. Now it is available for all the Palm handhelds and all compatible computers, phones and PDAs, ...
Dungeon Lore is a 3d greyscale Dungeon Crawler released by Ted Lowery in 2001. The website is gone, but still available on wayback, last updated in 2010.
The zip contains a normal and cracked file, and a readme and license txt.
Test and ...
Battery Prefs sets the default battery type of your Palm OS device. It also displays statistics such as voltage level and low battery warning levels. This program shows up in your Palm Preferences application (known as “Prefs”) and not in ...
A small tool that lets you create 3D files on a Windows PC and view them on your Palm OS device.
Snails is a Worms: Armageddon clone for Palm OS. Compete in turn-based combat, navigating your snails across a destructible environment, and dispatch your enemy with a variety of wild weapons!
Requires OS 5 with either 320×320 or 480×320 ...
WorldWar for the Palm OS is a turn based strategy game of global conquest based on the classic board game Risk. Try to capture continents for bonus armies which will help you in your end goal, to conquer the world.
Each game can have up to 6 ...
