Kris Keilhack Wrote on May 07, 2008 (10:28 AM)

Palm Game
The Palm OS version of the game supports 320x320 screen resolutions as well as 320x480 and 480x320 on compatible devices. The Tapwave Zodiac 2 is also listed as a supported device but with no mention of any Zodiac-specific enhancements other than 480x320 resolution support. In addition to the Palm OS 5.0 version, the game is also available UIQ, Symbian Series 60, and Windows Mobile devices. A free trial version is included, after which the game can be purchased for $14.75 USD. Pros: * Lush, detailed cartoony graphics on the title screen and the cinematics between levels * Jazzy music sets an appropriate atmosphere during the briefing screens and during missions. * Multiple languages supported * Surprising amount of depth and interesting role-playing * Decent amount of replayability for a mobile title Cons: * Small sprites and the usual tiny cross-platform graphics that don't make the best use of the available resolution or screen space. * Inconsistent 5-way navigator support prevents the game from being totally playable without a stylus. Some functions require removing the stylus to activate onscreen functions via tiny icons. * Actual gameplay is rather minimal and becomes bland after a few rounds. * Novice or young players may have difficulty figuring out how to accomplish successful robberies due to the lack of a tutorial mode. * In-game text is nearly impossible to read on a Centro screen and tiny on even a Treo 320x320 LCD

Kris Keilhack Wrote on May 05, 2008 (6:16 AM)

Palm Game
The Palm OS version of the game supports 320x320 screen resolutions as well as 320x480 and 480x320 on compatible devices. The Tapwave Zodiac 2 is also listed as a supported device but with no mention of any Zodiac-specific enhancements other than 480x320 resolution support. In addition to the Palm OS 5.0 version, the game is also available UIQ, Symbian Series 60, and Windows Mobile devices. A free trial version is included, after which the game can be purchased for $14.75 USD. Pros: * Lush, detailed cartoony graphics on the title screen and the cinematics between levels * Jazzy music sets an appropriate atmosphere during the briefing screens and during missions. * Multiple languages supported * Surprising amount of depth and interesting role-playing * Decent amount of replayability for a mobile title Cons: * Small sprites and the usual tiny cross-platform graphics that don't make the best use of the available resolution or screen space. * Inconsistent 5-way navigator support prevents the game from being totally playable without a stylus. Some functions require removing the stylus to activate onscreen functions via tiny icons. * Actual gameplay is rather minimal and becomes bland after a few rounds. * Novice or young players may have difficulty figuring out how to accomplish successful robberies due to the lack of a tutorial mode. * In-game text is nearly impossible to read on a Centro screen and tiny on even a Treo 320x320 LCD