Sega Enterprises, Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisah Sega Enterprises

Madoka Nakayama

Kenji Tosaki

Atsunori Himoto

Koji Tsuchiya

Miyuki Yasuoka

Fujio Nobata

Yoshiyuki Endo

Namiko Masaki

A gaming system includes a parent game apparatus and at least one child game apparatus which is connectable to the parent game apparatus. A main game program executes on the parent game apparatus and is ordinarily controlled by player actions on the parent game apparatus. When the main game reaches a predetermined state, the parent gain apparatus downloads a subgame to a child game apparatus connected to the parent game apparatus. The subgame executes on the child game apparatus and transfers a result of the subgame to the parent game apparatus. The result of the subgame affects the state of the main game.

Memory device, controller, and electronic device

An electronic game apparatus constituting a body , comprising legs , and being capable of placement on an arbitrary surface. Further, a portion of the switches of an operating portion are arranged in a location that differs from the surface on which a display panel is provided, making operation easy.

Electronic game apparatus

A memory device has a small-sized LCD disposed on an upper part of the front side of a case, and operation buttons disposed below the LCD. An external connection terminal for connecting a game apparatus or others to an outside apparatus is disposed in the lower side of the case nearer the front side thereof. A controller has a card slot for the memory device to be loaded in, which is provided in an upper part of an operation side thereof. The card slot has a window opened so as to expose a required part of the memory device when the memory device is loaded in the controller. With the memory device loaded in the controller a game player operates the operation buttons while watching the LCD of the memory device.

Memory device, controller and electronic device

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Tokyo, Japan

Madoka Nakayama