Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega

Sega Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega Enterprises

Kimio Tsuda

Takeshi Goden

Shigeyuki Iwase

Hiroki Nunokawa

Masaki Kawabata

Electronic game station

To provide an image processing device, image processing method, and data processing method for a game device providing novel game features. In a multiple-player game devicecomprising mutually coupled input mechanisms, it is possible for a game to be played by fewer people than the aforementioned number of players, by using a portion of the input mechanisms, the coupling of the input mechanisms other than the input mechanisms used by the fewer number of players being disengaged in cases where a game is played by a fewer number of players.

Game device and image processing device

Prize catching game device

Projector for game machine

Game machine

A height adjustable game machine having a structure that can be easily adapted to a stand-up-type and a sit-down-type depending on situations. Each of a game controller, a game operation panel and a monitor is set as a unit. A base unit accommodating the controller the game operation unit and the monitor unit are held between opposed columns in this order from the bottom. As a result, the height of the machine can be altered merely by changing the length of the columns and it is possible to structure the game machine as a stand-up-type for a standing player or a sit-down-type for a seated player.

Height adjustable game machine

Video game machine

Simulation game machine

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Kimio Tsuda