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{{stub}}'''Palm OS''' was an operating system developed by Palm, Inc. for its line of personal data assistants (PDAs).
 
{{stub}}'''Palm OS''' was an operating system developed by Palm, Inc. for its line of personal data assistants (PDAs).
  
In 2003, [[Sega Mobile]] partnered with Palm to release some emulated [[Game Gear]] games for Palm's ARM-based PDAs. These games were available for digital download as well as compiled on a physical release, the ''[[PalmPak Sega Classics Card]]''.{{intref|Press release: 2003-04-16: Sega.com and Palm Bring SEGA Games to the PDA Market}}
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In 2003, [[Sega Mobile]] partnered with Palm to release some emulated [[Game Gear]] games for Palm's ARM-based PDAs. These games were available for digital download as well as compiled on a physical release, ''[[Sega Classics]]''.{{intref|Press release: 2003-04-16: Sega.com and Palm Bring SEGA Games to the PDA Market}}
  
 
==List of Sega games for Palm OS==
 
==List of Sega games for Palm OS==

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Palm OS
Manufacturer: Palm

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Palm OS was an operating system developed by Palm, Inc. for its line of personal data assistants (PDAs).

In 2003, Sega Mobile partnered with Palm to release some emulated Game Gear games for Palm's ARM-based PDAs. These games were available for digital download as well as compiled on a physical release, Sega Classics.[1]

List of Sega games for Palm OS

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