Angelus the Necromancer is a top down RPG by Jim Debois. His website is still online and all his games are now offered for free. This is the 2.0 version released in 2006.
The zip has the game file, a readme.txt and a strategy ...
8MB Flash Updater V1.1
The 8MB Flash Updater is used to update the File Mover and other System Software contained on the Handspring 8MB Flash Module. This update will NOT affect user data stored on the module. Only system information will ...
Build a pipe by connecting pipe pieces to each other before the water spills out.
Features:
- Color and grayscale versions
- High Resolution screens supported (Tungsten, Clie')
- High scores table to track your ...
Don't you hate it when you get a "Fatal Error" message on your Palm and the "Reset" button on the screen never seems to work? Crash Pro is the quicker and easier way to deal with crashes on your Palm. Not only does it countdown until next reset ...
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Like in the real volleyball, the object of the game is to send the ball over the net in order to ground it on the opponent's court, and to prevent the same effort by the opponent. Each player has three hits for returning the ball. There are some ...
This is an SD card image to help fix the problematic m125 digitizer.
If you can't get past the digitizer calibration, here are some steps to get started:
- Copy these files to the root of a 16MB SD card (32MB might work too, but ...
A package manager for Palm OS similar to Debian's apt-get.
Palm-get has 2 variants: the Palm OS onboard prc file and a Linux bash script that downloads applications from palmdb.net.
Palm-get uses third party applications (freeware and ...
Introducing an Advanced Programmable Calculator (APCalc) using Algebraic Entry Notation. APCalc is now a color or black and white application. If you have a color device, APCalc will load in color. If you have a black and white device, APCalc will load ...
