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Steel Skies -- NetHack
Jonathan del Strother
Edited on September 24, 2002.
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NetHack for Psion 5/5MX

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NetHack for Psion 5/5MX -- Duncan Booth Downloads and variants
         No doubt one of the smallest NetHacks around: NetHack for the Psion Series 5 and Revo. A front-end is added to make it easy to read the accompanying documentation, and to be able to start it from the Extras bar. Version 3.3.1 and 3.4.0 are available; 3.4.0 is for the 5MX, NetBook/Series 7 and the Revo and friends; it includes colour support, too.
http://dales.rmplc.co.uk/Duncan/Nethack.htm · 37 pageviews

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Duncan Booth April 22, 2003
... and now available in fresh new 3.4.1 version.
Dion July 23, 2003
Hearse nowadays supports NetHack for the Psion, too. That means you can have others's bones files on your Psion!

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