Robot Attack! is a game that is based on the old Apple game Daleks. The object of the game is to destroy all the robots on a level by having them crash into each other or walk into the fire created by two robots colliding. You can move your character ...
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On versions of Palm OS prior to 5, the serial shared library is loaded at boot automatically. Some software relies on this, calling into the serial library without loading it first. This utility loads the serial library on boot for OS 5 users, making ...
Tank Pilot is a 3D, vector-based action game that is both challenging and simple. Similar to the old arcade classic Battlezone, the object of this game is to destroy enemy tanks while avoiding missiles, mines and other battlefield obstacles. It ...
Grab gems by tapping the screen when the claw is pointing in the right direction. The claw automatically moves back and forth. Larger gems are worth more points but are heavier and take longer to retrieve.
From website: Astro Info is an open-source astronomical ephemeris/almanac for PalmOS. It displays some basic information useful to star gazers, such as rise, trans and set times, coordinates, magnitude and phase information for Sun, Moon, the other 8 ...
From the sickos that brought you PortaMonkey... now you can share in the joy of owning a fish without the stinky, slimy mess! PortaFish is the ideal pet for the person on the go who doesn't have time to care for a tank full of real guppies. Part ...
Space based ship shoot-em-up game, in full 3D graphics.
A collection of manuals for the Alphasmart Dana, including the Getting Started Guide, the full User Guide, and supplementary guides for the Dana Wireless and the v1.5 system update.
Pamela Anderson, the sultry star of film and television, is now the first celebrity to invade handheld computers! PortaPam is the official virtual version of the world-famous actress that lives, eats, and breathes on your PalmOS handheld, and it's up ...
