Now available for the Sharp Zaurus, brought to you by Eon Games, this game will have glue you to your handheld for hours at a time.

Features

• Blistering performance! All the sound and graphics code for this game, as well as the game engine itself, were created from scratch and optimized for each device type.
• Compete head-2-head against another player over wired or wireless UDP/IP (Infrared, serial and TCP/IP options might be added to the Zaurus version as well) using the power-ups, weapons, and ship upgrades available in the single player game.
• Game engine includes object physics, transparencies, particle effects, and a full scrolling background. The entire game is designed around fixed-point arithmetic for lightning speed, realistic physics, and smooth animation.
• Smart AI opponents of varying difficulties and devastating weapons, all upgradeable.
• Unlimited Replayability. In addition to all the levels that come with the game, players can create or download additional single level or multilevel "campaign style" add-ons for use with RocketElite.
• Multiple Difficulty Settings: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Insane. There are a number of changes to the game play at each difficulty setting to keep the game challenging for everyone.
• No button problems. RocketElite was designed around button limitations.
• Plenty of ship upgrades and power-ups along the way. The ship has 5 categories of ship upgrades that have a total of 6 levels each. The categories are: Fuel Systems, Deflector Shield, Tractor Beam, Weapons, and Defensive Systems.
• Persistent ship upgrades. Once you obtain an upgrade it will stay with you until you complete the campaign.
• Each level has unique graphics and environmental effects to deal with and adapt to.
• All levels in the single player campaign are also designed for multiplayer deathmatch.
• Networking interface engine optimized for a high-speed, lag-free gaming experience.
• Cheats! (If you can find them =b)
• When you're done playing you'll scratch your head and say, "Wow, I didn't realize this was possible on a Handheld!"