Aside from the Prizm, Casio rarely gets any facetime around here at Omnimaga. Most of the earlier calcs don't even have a powerful enough Basic Language to create games like (some) TI calcs have. The Casio fx-9860 is Casio's second newest calculator after the Prism, and actually has a very nice platform for developing games. It has a form of Basic just like the Prism (although a little faster) and Assembly accessed through Add-ins. This video tribute shows that while we may be primarily a TI site, TI does not rule exclusively when it comes to games:
There are just as many diverse games as you could find on TiCalc. There are 3D games such as wolfenstein and PongoBall, there are physics based games such as Pool and Indestructo Tank, there are the classic arcade games such as pacman and space invaders, there is even a pokemon clone, as well as a city simulating game.
Clearly, Casio is a powerful competitor to the TI game industry, despite their somewhat less known games in our circles here. The topic on Caso Kingdom for this video can be found here
http://casiokingdom.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1751 and many other projects and threads can be found elsewhere on the same site.
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Sir do you still have the source?
I didn't connect that what was on the homescreen was just a demonstration and not actual program 
Nice! How high have you tested it with?
) just ask 
