Straight from the fiery bowels of the dark pit comes HELL CLOCK, an unholy time-telling device for Palm computers that is sure to provide hours of homicidal fun for the whole family.
HELL CLOCK is just like a regular clock, but EVIL! It ...
Herbert's Math Time is a great tool for learning basic arithmetic skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division).
Teachers no longer need to spend time preparing and grading work sheets or quizzes; - Students use the features of ...
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Hex Mine is a hexagonal version of the game where you lose if you step on a mined tile. To win, tap all the unmined tiles.
There is no scoring in this game, but there is a timer that tells how long you took to finish.
Hex Mine ...
Your task is to get within firing range of the enemy spaceships, fire upon them and destroy them. Moving your spaceship ahead by tapping on the ship you wish to move. Tap once to select ship, then tap a second time in the direction you wish the ...
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Play your all-time favourite puzzle game in a new dimension! HexaMine boosts the game-play of the classic mine sweeper game replacing the square cells by asymmetric hexagons.
By using hexagonal cells the game board is more coherent and built ...
No idea to which extent this actually existed, but it's a neat concept - using devices several people had as a means to navigate large buildings, by placing IR beacons at key points, associated with a database users could ...
Hitori (Japanese: literally "leave me alone") is a type of logic puzzle published by Nikoli.
Rules
Hitori is played with a grid of squares or cells, with each cell initially containing a number. The game is played by eliminating ...
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Hoshizora Yūgekitai (星空遊撃隊). Contains the black & white version of the game, as well as the updaters for the color & HiRes versions.
I haven't been able to find the color & HiRes versions themselves yet (if I understand ...
