Air Hockey! Play against the computer, another player on the same device, or even battle your friends wirelessly with IR infrared play! Just use the stylus on the Graffiti area or the screen directly to move the puck around.
Space Trader is a complex game, in which the player's aim is to amass enough money to be able to buy a moon to retire to. The player starts out with a small space ship, armed with one simple laser, and 1000 credits in cash.
Space Trader is a ...
Upgrade your Palm Pilot 1000 or 5000 from Palm OS 1.0 up to Palm OS 1.0.7.
To determine your current OS version, navigate to Applications > Menu > "Info" > "Version". If less than 1.0.7, install the update PRC below.
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 ...
This officially licensed game of Scrabble plays just like the classic board game. It utilizes a very user-friendly drag-and-drop tile placement interface, as well as four skill levels, automatic scoring, and a built-in Official Scrabble Player's ...
Lode Runner is a 2D puzzle-platform game, published by Broderbund in 1983. The player controls a character who must collect all the gold pieces in a level and get to the end while being chased by a number of enemies. It is one of the first games to ...
Hate Graffiti? Want a system that can actually read your handwriting? Then Jot by CIC is for you! Jot is already pretty powerful, but you can actually train it to your specific handwriting, and tune it to match your needs.
Jot was so successful ...
Port of Elite: The New Kind to Palm OS. Elite is a space exploration and combat simulator with an emphasis on role-playing elements.
Dragon Bane 1 is a Greyscale Dungeon Crawler RPG from Mythological Software. Their website is still online though it hasn't been updated since 2008. All links to purchase and activate the full game are dead.
From their website -
Dragon ...
