Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Ken Kato

Aya Kyogoku

Masahiro Kawano

Teruki Murakawa

Yoshifumi Masaki

Yusuke Amano

Kenta Tanaka

Koji Takahashi

Hideaki Araki

Hiromichi Miyake

Yoshitaka Takeshita

An example of an information processing apparatus performs, in a predetermined area in a virtual space, editing including at least one of selecting a placement object to be placed in the area, placing the placement object, and moving the placement object, based on an operation input. The information processing apparatus performs presentation upon completion, which includes at least one scene and displays, for each scene, an image of the area based on a virtual camera. In the scene, the information processing apparatus sets a gaze point of the virtual camera at any of a position of the placement object placed in the area, a predetermined position in the area, and a position of a character arranged in the area, and sets the virtual camera at a position at which the placement object placed in the area is not placed.

Storage medium, information processing system, information processing apparatus, and game processing method

An example of an information processing apparatus performs, in a predetermined area (e.g., a room) in a virtual space, editing including at least one of selecting a placement object to be placed in the area, placing the placement object, and moving the placement object, on the basis of an operation input. The information processing apparatus counts an editing time during which the editing is performed. The information processing apparatus stores, in a memory, arrangement data indicating arrangement of the placement object in the predetermined area. The information processing apparatus performs evaluation of the editing, based on at least the editing time such that a lower evaluation is given when the editing time is shorter than when the editing time is longer.

In an example of a game system, based on saved data of a plurality of players, a plurality of player characters are generated, and based on an operation on each of a plurality of operation devices, one of the player characters corresponding to the operation device is controlled in a virtual space. The game system can set any of the plurality of player characters as a main character, set the other player character as a sub characters, switch the main character and the sub character. Then, the game system controls a field of view of the game so that at least the main character is included in the field of view. The game system generates a game image based on the field of view to be displayed on a display device.

Game system, non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having stored therein game program, information processing apparatus, and game processing method

An input using a pointing device is acquired, and it is determined whether the input using the pointing device is an operation of moving an input position. If it has been determined in the determination of the operation that the input using the pointing device is the operation of moving the input position, an operation direction of the operation of moving the input position is determined. If the determined operation direction corresponds to any one of a plurality of directions determined in advance, a predetermined display target is moved in a direction based on the operation direction, thereby causing the predetermined display target to appear on a display screen. If it has been determined that the operation direction corresponds to any one of the plurality of directions, a common display target is caused to appear, regardless of which one of the plurality of directions the operation direction corresponds to.

Storage medium having stored therein display control program, display control apparatus, display control system, and display control method

An example game apparatus stores a state of a game during execution as execution state information in a memory, and stores a captured image of the game screen by bringing it into correspondence with the execution state information in the memory. Furthermore, during execution of the game, the captured image is displayed on a lower LCD while the game screen is displayed on an upper LCD. In a state that the game screen and the captured image are thus displayed, a selecting operation from a user is accepted. Then, by using the execution state information which is brought into correspondence with the captured image selected in response to a selecting operation, the state of the game is restored.

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Ken Kato