PalmOne P10914U Games Essentials Card

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PalmOne P10914U Games Essentials Card

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 : PalmOne P10914U Games Essentials Card
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Palm
EAN: 0805931009548
Label: Palm
Manufacturer: Palm
Model: P10914U
Publisher: Palm
Studio: Palm



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Product DescriptionPalm is a pioneer in the field of mobile and wireless Internet solutions and a leading provider of handheld computers. Based on the Palm OS platform, Palm's handheld solutions let people carry and access their most critical information wherever they go. Palm handhelds address the needs of individuals, enterprises and educational institutions through hardware add-on options and Palm OS based application solutions.




Features:
  • Palm's update to the top-selling Games Card!
  • Contains 12 awesome games, including SimCity Classic, Shanghai by Landware
  • VIP Casino by Hexacto, Ricochet by Astraware, Billiards by Megasoft 2000
  • Chroma Pack by Whitehorse Games, Atum by The Games Kitchen and 9-Ball by Landware
  • Compatible with Tungsten Series, Zire 71, m500 Series, m130, m125, i705





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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - 4 games not T5 compatible. Others are fun...
On the plus side, it's a great value for the games that do work on the T5. SimCity alone is probably worth the price.

On the down side, although Amazon claims it's compatible with the "Tungsten Series" that was probably written before the T5 came out. Four of the games appear to act as "trial" versions, although it's impossible to enter the registration codes. See (...) for an explanation.

Even with only 4 working games past the trial period, it's a good buy. Just know you're not getting what's advertised if you have a T5.



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Do not purchase if you own a Tungsten T5
I purchased the gamecard for use with my Tungsten T5. When I tried to access the games, the only game I could play is SimCity. The other games say they are demo games only and that you have to register and purchase them individually. I contacted the manufacturer of the gamecard via e-mail to try to get the registration codes to unlock the games. Three weeks later they responded to tell me that the gamecard is not compatible with the T5 and that I should try to return it. So now I have one game, SimCity. There is not a warning that the card will not work with the PalmOne Tungsten T5 --buyer beware.



Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Not too impressed.
I only like about two of the games on this card. Ricochet is the most intertaining. I am still trying to figure out how to play SimCity.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - 512MB Cruzer Micro Drive
I bought this 512MB Micro drive here for price and his rating. True to his word, I received the drive in record time and it functions great. I would recommend this seller to everyone. I look forward to future purchases. Thanks!



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Some good titles
It's a pretty good card. All of the titles are fairly easy to learn how to play.



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