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•  xOffice for PALM - The xOffice for PALM is collection of classic and non-classic board games for your PALM device. You can purchase all these games separately. But it will be cost you a lot. Much better purchase them all only for $30.00 !
•  xAtaxx fo Pocket PC - Play ataxx on your Pocket PC Ataxx is board game similar to Othello, but quite different .The object of the game is to have the majority of your stones on the board at the end of the game.
•  xQuadWrangle for PALM - Play quad wrangle - new cool board game. This game is based on Ataxx concepts. Winner is the player with most stones when the board is filled.
•  xAtaxx for PALM - Play ataxx on your Palm. Ataxx is board game similar to Othello, but quite different .The object of the game is to have the majority of your stones on the board at the end of the game.
•  xCats and Dogs for PALM - Cats and Dogs is simple and addictive board game. One player represents the Cats, the other, the Dogs. Wins the player that after there is no more valid moves, has more animals
•  xStack4 for PALM - Play 4 games: Stack4 (Connect 4), Stack 4x4, Connectris and Anti-Stack 4 on your Palm. The goal of the games is to arrange four stone in a row. For anti-games goal is to force enemy create four stone in a row.
•  xOthello for PALM - Play classic game Othello and non-classic game Reverse-Othello. In Othello the winner is the one with more pieces. In reverse-othello the winner has least number of stones
•  xPente for PALM - Play Pente and Keryo-Pante - simple and addictive board games. Pente is played between two opponents on a board. The winner of the game is the player who will be first to attain five in a row.
•  Aros Magic Ninuki-Renju - Stunningly beautiful 3D graphics are combined with ease of use in this classic japanese board game of Ninuki-Renju. The better your display system, the prettier it looks. Supports many languages.
•  x3 Musketeers for PALM - 3 musketeers is an abstract strategy board game for two players. It uses the principal of unequal forces; the two players neither use the same types of pieces nor the same rules, and their victory conditions are different.