Today I wanted to log in to Casio Kingdom, and I went to the login field like usual:


Well, the security code CAPTCHA is "Security Code". 
So I entered in Security Code, and the maxlength of the textbox is less than the amount of characters in Security Code.
I tried not typing anything in, and it failed with the login.

How do I log in?

I have no idea how to log in. My password hasn't been working for a few months, even after I reset it. The admins don't seem to be active anymore, so I don't know if this will be fixed...

I reset it too, and it doesn't work, just like you....

EDIT: Any admins of Casio Kingdom here?

There is always Casiocalc.org, but the last time they were totally against calculator gaming

against calc gaming? Why?

There is always Casiocalc.org, but the last time they were totally against calculator gaming, like on the TI-Nspire Google Group.

And they got a massive spam problem.

Actually they hired new mods recently if I remember, but yeah now the site is mainly oriented towards general help, so there will most likely not be much support for calc gaming.

Well my opinion (and the one of others) are based on what we saw from our own eyes in December 2010, when we brought up a discussion about Prizm hacking there to discuss the feasability of Prizm games. At that time, we were greeted by people saying calc gaming is stupid and that if we wanted to play games, we should get a gameboy instead, and we were told that calculators should only be used for math, not gaming.

At the time Casiocalc had absolutely no moderator, though, besides 2072 who showed up once a month at the very most. I visited Casiocalc.org since 2004 and before it was very welcoming to game development, because of what you mentionned and also because there is a MLC/CPLua section. It changed around late 2010. Not only that but people on Casiocalc around late 2010 were very hostile to TI users, while over here and Cemetech people are generally friendly towards both TI and Casio programmers. There was some fanboyism going on in addition to the anti-calc-gaming mentality from some of the active users.

I'M glad that Casiocalc got new moderators that are willing to sort things out and give back the UCF its original open-mindedness towards calc development. Normally here we don't criticise other calculator websites unless people there treat us developers like the biggest nuisance in existence at school who promotes playing games in the middle of classes. We had the same problem with the TI-Nspire Google Group and Univers-TI-Nspire.

I am personally willing to contribute again on Casiocalc.org, as long as we are not greeted once again with remarks against calculator games or by a Casio/HP fanboy who bashes TI users like that Supergems guy who almost got banned from Omnimaga in February for it.

That said, welcome here.

That's good to hear. And yeah it was just because I had issues with multiple people (some which were guests). Hopefully the new improvements will solve most of those issues and possibly also encourage people to announce their projects there too.

I forgive you

Also, the admin is on alot more often now and supergems is kind of a misfit anyway. please don't let his opinions represent the casiocalc community. As a casiocalc mod, I'll try to prevent that. Besides, there aren't that many non-game progs that haven't been made, so i agree that people should be more open.

As a last word, Game design is creative, whereas program design isn't necessarily.

Indeed, everything I write is my opinion and I always write what I think respecting the opinions of other users. And I'm not a misfit!