Handango Announces Software Champion Award Winners

It seems alot of these products (even the categories themselves) are geared for specific professions. Go figure why some of these may never been heard of, let along be used by alot of PIC members

>I've also got DTG, but I only use it for fun, or to keep track of information on the road that I don't really need to in the first place. Desktop is sufficient, but I do it b/c I got DTG for free, so why the heck not?

>Agendus seems mostly geared for business/office professionals, as opposed to Datebook5, the seemingly more popular alternative (which I also use)

>Medical app, heh, well, how many of PIC members are actually in the medical field?

>WorldMate and City Guide are just extra expenses that i guessing can't be justified even by many travellers unless they do it alot of it in many diff places

>ditto on the dictionary. It seems that very few ppl need to have a dict on the go, while the rest of us who still use a dictionary can get away with dictionary.com.

>WHICH BRINGS US TO.... atari retro!!!!!
I'm sorry, but of ALL the PalmOS games out there, I would'v thought there HAD TO HAVE been virtually ANYTHING better than this!!! I'm not sayihng the pack is terrible at all, but being that the graphics are LITERALLY squares and pixels on the screen you can easily count (from the old Atari 2600(?) system), only old timer fans and those nostalgic to the game and times would like this. Even some of THAT is lost as well, as certain games, lose some autenthicity. E.g. Pong doesn't have stylus control, but the arcade had a wheel knob, Missile Command only has 1 missile silo, but the more familar/popular version had 3 of them.
Maybe some1 else can clarify what i've been missing with this game pack.

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However, I can tell you the games are EXACTLY what you would find on the original Atari 2600 (including the 'easter egg' in Adventure)

Sounds like the judges either liked the artwork of Atari Retro, or were just nostalgic for their first console. Maybe the list on finalists will help determine why Retro won:
Bejeweled
Chess Tiger
eXact
Trivial Pursuit
Atari Retro

Obviously a lot of GREAT games didn't make finalist. Maybe everyone needs to make sure their favorites are nominated next year.