• Entries will be for the fx9860, the Prizm, and the Classpad
• All entries must have been received by the 15th of August, 0:00, UTC in a topic on casiocalc.org.  Results will be announced around one week later, depending on the amount of entrants.  
• No previously released program may be submitted, but entrants are encouraged to release at any time during the next three months.
• Work must be original, but porting and usage of libraries are allowed.  
• All entries must be in a zip file under a folder (not directly in the zip).  They must have a readme, and source must be provided.  
• Programs may be entered into multiple topics; for example, if I have a 3D simulation of a globe, I could enter it into both 3D and educational.  
• Judges may not judge categories in which they will enter.  Judges must apply by the 10th of June
• Prizes will be userbars, and whatever else we can get donated

•  Three Dimensional
     Create a program that utilizes 3D in some way.  More points will be given for realism and better rendering (Raytracing versus Raycasting)
  
  
•  On-Calc Language
     Create any language that can be compiled or interperted on the calculator.  Points will be given for greater extensibility, library support, and usability (or unusibility for esoteric languages- though they must be tasteful [line noise is not tasteful]).
  
  
•  Shell/File Manager
     The the Prizm (and to a lesser extent, the fx-9860) need shells (Of the $ kind) and file managers to enhance usability (and display pictures).  Points will be awarded for usability (No mice, except for classpad) and features.  
  
  
•  Educational/Simulations
     Create something educational, or something to simulate (Virtual ant farm gogogogo).  Program must be original and creative (we already have enough programs that solkve the quadratic formula).  Make something kids can learn from.  
  
  
•  Music or Video
     Create a music or video player/composer/whatever.  Points will eb awarded for quality, and ease-of-use.  
  
  
•  Editor
     Create an editor of some sort.  
  

•  Category
  These points are to how well it meets each category's specs.  
  
  
•  Graphics
  Is it snazzy?  Do the features pop?  Does it load fast?  Two extra points will be awarded for basic games in this category.  
  
  
•  Features/Originality
  What features are in this game/tool that make it different?  What does it have that ABC doesn't?  One extra point will be added in this category for lua and basic.  
  
  
•  Documentation
  Is the readme thorough and well-written?  Is there in-game/tool help?  If I have a problem, is it easy to figure it out?
  
  
•  Usability
  How easy is it to do common tasks?  Is the interface intuitive?  Are the controls standard?
  
  
• Bugs
  This is a negative category;  If there are many bugs, this could seriously detract from your program, however, if there are no bugs, you don't have to worry.  
  
  
•  Portability
     Up to 5 extra points will be awarded for porting your program to other platforms.  More points will be given for reproducing the game more exactly (for ports to inferior hardware) or using the new features to give a new experience (for superior hardware).  A multiplier will be added, depending on the language of the game:  *.3 for basic *.75 for lua and *1.0 for C/asm.  
  
  
•  H2G2
  This category's points will be awarded because the judges "really want to."
  

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