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Palm OS developer releases source to classic games, 20 years after release
Palm OS developer releases source to classic games, 20+ years after release.
Aaron Ardiri, a Palm OS developer, has released source codes for various games, GameBoy emulator and various tools originally developed for Palm OS over 20 years ago on his Github page, with total of 12 repositories.
Github: ardiri · GitHub
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