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Electronics: PalmOne PalmPak Games Card  m125, m130, i705 & m500 series

PalmOne PalmPak Games Card m125, m130, i705 & m500 series

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Manufacturer: Palm
Model: P10823U
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Palm
Label: Palm

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Editorial Review
Want to make waiting around a lot more fun? Next time you're stuck at the airport or in an endless line, plug in the PalmPak Games Card to play 10 entertaining games. Just plug the PalmPak Games Card into the expansion slot on your handheld. This postage stamp-sized multimedia card expands the capabilities of your handheld to give you the power to play games without sacrificing memory space. From SimCity to solitaire, the PalmPak Games Card features an exciting mix of games from the classic to the cutting-edge. You'll enjoy favorites like chess, checkers, and backgammon, games of chance like 9-ball, blackjack, and Vegas slots, and hot new games like Bubblet and Zap!
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Customer Reviews

Only One Good Game 2002-12-27
I bought this card for SimCity and Zap!2016 alone. The other games were good, but not great. I ended up playing mainly Zap!2016, because the other games were just too boring. They could have put more exciting games on it. I just don't think it's worth the money for only one good game. Some people said Zap!2016 had some bugs in it. I haven't noticed any. I recommend buying just Zap!2016 itself from the Palm Software Connection. You'll save some money and free up the expansion card slot.


Games work on Color, Greyscale, etc. 2002-12-25
The thing I really like about this card is I bought it for my m505 and then I went to an i705 and all of the games still played the same, just in greyscale. I liked the fact that there was a variety of different types of games. Granted, I didn't like all of them, but some I liked, and some my wife liked. I sure saved a lot of money by buying all of these games like this instead of one at a time and taking up my memory!


Really F U N -- but is it worth the high price??? 2002-12-17
I plan to review each of the games included on this Games Card individually:

It was by pure chance that I have this particular Games MMC card for my trusty Palm m130, and I played it virtually non-stop the first couple of weeks after I got it. First off I was absolutely GLUED to Sim City. I had never played the game before on my home PC, so I was in for quite a treat. I couldn't believe what the game could do! However, my passion for playing Sim City died out MUCH sooner than I had anticipated...but there were other games loaded on the card, so...4-stars.

I switched to Bubblet...I had played the demo version of this for almost 6-months before and absolutely LOVED it. The graphics on the Games Card were a little fuzzy compared to the demo I had played, but it still performs great...a sure-fire winner of a game...5-stars.

9-Ball is a Palm version of pinball...really haven't been interested in this particular game at all...1-Star.

Chroma is a combination 3-games-in-1 combo which includes Backgammon, Checkers and Chess. I've never been much on Backgammon or Checkers, but I really love the Chess and the multiple game settings...3-stars.

Klondike is basic Solitaire...another game that I have never really gotten into in my life, but once I started, I have been forever hooked. I am not all that pleased that 96% of the games cannot be won (at least by me) but when I finally win a game it really puts me through the roof!...5-stars.

PXBlackjack is straightforward and simple...you can decide on your (fake) bet, and see if you come out a winner...I imagine the odd's right about the same as playing in a casino -- but a whole lot less expensive...2-stars.

Zap!2016...This is the game I was the most excited about. I had been playing Zap!2000 for almost a year now and figured that 2016 was an upgraded version with different settings and levels and I was PROFOUNDLY disappointed that this is NOT the case at ALL. Essentially 2016 is EXACTLY the same as 2000 with just ONE MINOR difference: The Background. That's IT. The battle scenes and asteroids and alien ships are all IDENTICAL...they are even set in the exact same order, too. Basically, if you own Zap!2000 you already own Zap!2016 -- do NOT buy this Games card based upon the belief you are getting a new and improved version -- it ISN'T, pure and simple...4-stars.

One other reviewer noted that this card is a 16mb card, but these games use up less than 2...so why so much extra wasted space? For the cost, couldn't you add a few extra games? Other than Sim City which separately is HORRIBLY over priced, you could buy all the games on this games card for much less, or get them FREE on various Palm Games websites. Over all, this card has supplied me with a HUGE number of hours of entertainment... and I probably sound more displeased than I actually am, but I just question the price of this card versus how many games are actually provided. Something to think about.


What i found about this card 2002-12-17
First i have to say that i don't have this card, but i was thinking on buy one, what did stop me?, well first it says that have the game "zap 2016", that version of the game is only for 16 bits colored handhelds (i have a m500 handheld, as you know it is a grey, non colored handheld), after that i went to palm.com and try to find out a little more, and back there i saw all the games included on this card, i was dissapointed, it have really great games, like zap and simcity, but the others ones are not the kind of game i like the most, well, i also have to say that if you buy this card you will save money and you wont sacrifice any memory on your palm. Underneath it all it is a good product if you like casino's games, but be carefull, i didn't continue investigating about this card so i dont know if all the games will work on a non colored palm, maybe they will... or maybe not.


Great in the Middle of the Night 2002-12-01
I am very pleased with the game card. The choices of games are basic, but I'm not a huge video game lover and easily entertained. I especially like Klondike (Classic Solitare) and Bubble. These are similar versions of the ones that come with windows on your desk top. I have trouble sleeping at night so I play the games on my palm in the dark so as not to disturb my husband. (Make sure to turn off the sounds!) It is also a great way to pass time while waiting for appointments, etc. I have not experienced any glitches. The card has functioned flawlessly.


There is no Chess game 2007-02-04
I bought this card only and only for Chess game and there is none on it.


Good alternative 2003-05-14
I think that this was a good choice, because you can erase games of your Palm and free space. Remember, Palm is not a toy. You will not have a Gameboy Advance in your hands if you purchase this Game Card. But I am sure that this can keep you entertained in your free time.


Great Compilaton of Games 2003-03-14
The majority of the games are absolutely great. There are few that are dated, but the card is definately worth the price. Great way to pass the time.


Worth every penny... 2003-02-07
This palmpack card is worth every penny. I bought it mainly for travelling. We live in Europe and do a lot of long drives so this definitely keep us entertained. My dad played chess from Naples to Austria. My husband is highly addicted to Simcity, he wouldn't give it up!? and I personally liked bubblet. This will keep you entertained for hours. It's definitely better than the games in our cell phones! :)


Don't buy this unless you like to be outdated 2003-01-15
Although the games on the card are good, most of the itmes on it, like Klondike and Slots are outdated. The games can not be moved off the card, and cannot be updated to the current version(s). You would be better off buying the games seperately.

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