Kabushiki Kaisha Sega

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega Enterprises

Sega Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega Games

Hiroshi Masui

Yusuke Shimizu

Hiroshi Kataoka

Takeshi Maruyama

Masayuki Ao

Takashi Fujimura

Takeshi Iwasaki

Koki Koiwa

Makoto Osaki

Saori Nishikawa

Daichi Katagiri

Naotake Nishimura

Toru Ikebuchi

Yohsuke Takeda

Takashi Isowaki

Junichi Yamanaka

In order to improve the tempo of a game, a gaming devicehas permission means () for, when execution means () starts to execute a game action in a game, permitting the execution by subtracting a consumption value according to the game action from an execution acceptable value for the game action, temporal recovery means () for allowing for recovery of the execution acceptable value resulting from the subtraction, as time passes using a recovery upper limit value as an upper limit, and payment recovery means () for allowing for recovery of the execution acceptable value resulting from the subtraction, based on payment or use of a game item obtained by the payment, even when the recovery upper limit value is exceeded.

Gaming device, program, system, and arcade gaming device

A game machine () includes a card interface () configured so that a magnetic card () is detachably attached thereto, an element () to record a card ID generated on the basis of time information specifying the date and time when the magnetic card () is attached to the card interface () in a magnetic data recording area () provided in the magnetic card (), and an element () to print an access code uniquely obtained by the calculation of a predetermined function based on the card ID in a printing area () of the magnetic card ().

Game machine having data management ability

An object of the present invention is to provide a game server that can simulate the sensation of competing in a game against an actually existing specific person. The game server of the present invention offers a plurality of options for the actions that gamer A can select in game scenes that change along with the progress of a soccer game. The options include dribble (long), dribble (short), pass in front of the player, pass to the foot of the player, wait, and shoot. The action patterns of gamer A are stored for each game scene by counting the number of times each option is selected. The game server refers to the stored action patterns when playing against another gamer B. This configuration makes it possible for the gamer B to have a virtual experience as if he were competing with the gamer A.

Game apparatus, server apparatus, program, and recording medium

The game device comprises display means for displaying game images, operation means operated by game players, and control means for controlling a game. On the game device, a competition game which is played by a plurality of game players is made to win and lose. The game device further comprises storage means which count values of a prescribed trick played by the game players, nicknames related to the prescribed trick, and nicknaming conditions for giving the nicknames. The control means judges based on operation states of the operation means operated by the game players whether or not the prescribed trick has been played by the game players in the progress of the game, renews the count values when it is judged that the prescribed trick has been played, and gives the nickname to the game players when the count values have satisfied the nicknaming conditions. The display means displays in the game images the nicknames, related to the game players. The game device can give a name expressing individuality of the game player.

Game device, game control method, program and storage medium

The image processing system comprises means for preparing a plurality of textures for providing to at least one first texture thereof a background image, in which a movable object is either in a stationary or low-speed state and means for providing to at least one of the remaining second textures a background image of when a movable object is in a low-speed or faster state of travel and for mapping to a screen in accordance with the state of themovable object the second texture in addition to the first texture.

Image processing system

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Tokyo, Japan

Hiroshi Masui