Gree, Inc.

Other

Hirohiko Atobe

Shigeru Kanauchi

Tomohiko Onishi

Mie Ueda

A non-transitory computer readable recording medium stores game program code instructions for a game in which users do battle, and the game program code instructions cause a computer to perform a data storage function of storing a first panel data that includes a plurality of panels associated with the first user to a storage unit; a control function of receiving information regarding a selection by the first user, the selection being for one or more panels indicating characters to be disposed in one or more divisions of a game display screen including a display region formed by the divisions; the data storage function further stores the panel associated with information of motion to the storage unit, and the control function transmits information for displaying the panel as a moving character according to the information of motion associated with the panel when the panel is disposed in a target division.

Storage medium storing game program, game processing method, and information processing apparatus

A non-transitory computer readable recording medium stores game program code instructions for a game in which a first user and a second user do battle, and when the game program code instructions are executed by a computer, the game program code instructions cause the computer to perform a data storage function of storing a first panel data that includes a plurality of panels associated with the first user to a storage unit; a control function of receiving information regarding a selection by the first user, the selection being for one or more panels indicating characters to be disposed in one or more divisions of a game display screen including a display region formed by the divisions; the data storage function further stores the panel associated with information of motion to the storage unit, and the control function transmits information for displaying the panel as a moving character according to the information of motion associated with the panel when the panel is disposed in a target division.

A game in which a first user and a second user do battle includes storing a first panel database that includes a plurality of panels that the first user possesses, and a second panel database that includes a plurality of panels that the second user possesses; selecting one or more panels to be disposed in one or more divisions of a game display screen including a display region formed by the divisions, from the first panel database and the second panel database; disposing the panels selected by the panel section function in the divisions; and displaying the game display screen on a screen display unit, wherein the data storage function further stores points set for the first user, which are decreased by disposing a panel, and the panel selection function selects a panel from the first panel database according to the points set for the first user.

A game program for a game in which first and second characters battle against each other, wherein the game program causes a computer to realize: a data storage function of storing a first panel database, including a plurality of panels that the first character posesses, and a second panel database, including a plurality of panels that the second character posesses; a panel selection function of selecting panels disposed in frames of a game display screen including a battle display region formed by one or more frames, from the first and second panel databases; a panel layout function of placing the panels selected by the panel selection function in the frames; a screen display control function of displaying the game display screen on a screen display unit; and an emphasized display function of emphasizing and displaying the panels disposed by the panel layout function on the screen display unit.

A floating toy is provided which can achieve varied and entertaining movements by means of a simple composition. The floating toy comprises: a liquid container section ( ) containing liquid therein; a figure ( ) of lower specific gravity than the liquid, accommodated inside the liquid container section; magnetic bodies ( ) accommodated movably inside the liquid container section; line members ( ) extended between the figure and the magnetic bodies; and electromagnetic mechanisms ( ) that act on the magnetic bodies. The magnetic bodies and the figure are caused to move against the buoyancy force of the figure, by passing current through the electromagnetic mechanisms, and are caused to return to their original positions by the buoyancy force of the figure, by releasing the passage of current through the electromagnetic mechanisms.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hirohiko Atobe