Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Keisuke Nishimori

Kazuaki Morita

Yoichi Yamada

Hiroshi Umemiya

Kenji Matsutani

Makoto Miyanaga

Yoshiyuki Oyama

A game apparatusmoves an arrow objectin a virtual space, and then determines whether or not a hitting determination areaset for the arrow objectis in contact with a hitting determination areaset for a player character. When the two hitting determination areasare determined to be in contact with each other, the game apparatuscalculates a moving direction of the arrow object. The game apparatusfurther causes the player characterto perform a motion such that at least a part of the player characterturns to a designated direction, which is an opposite direction to the moving direction of the arrow object. A display apparatus displays how the player characterperforms the motion.

Image processing program and image processing apparatus

In an attack operation receiving step, an input of an operation for attacking an enemy object is received. In a determination step, when the input of the operation for attacking is received, it is determined whether or not a body strength value of the enemy object is within a predetermined range. When it is determined that the body strength value of the enemy object is within the predetermined range, a setting step of setting the enemy object to substantially the same state as where the body strength value of the enemy object is zero, regardless of the degree of damage caused by the attack motion, is executed.

Storage medium having game program and game apparatus

A game apparatus includes a plurality of controllers. Each of the controllers is provided with an acceleration sensor, for example, for detecting a motion thereof. A magnitude of a motion value detected by each of the controllers is determined, and a motion with a maximum value is determined to be effective, and a game processing is executed.

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Kyoto, Japan

Keisuke Nishimori