Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Mizuho Nakazawa

Munetaka Tsuda

Fumihiko Tamiya

Shunta Sano

A non-limiting example game system that functions as a non-limiting example information processing system includes a game apparatus, and an input device and a television are connected to this game apparatus. When inputting a personal identification number (Pin) in an input screen displayed on the television using an analog stick in a state not showing input contents, sizes of input areas that are set corresponding to respective directions of the analog stick are changed according to whether a numeral of a correct answer is an odd number or an even number. When the numeral of the correct answer is an odd number, the input areas to which the odd numbers are assigned are made large, and when the numeral of the correct answer is an even number, the input areas to which the even numbers are assigned are made large.

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Kyoto, Japan

Mizuho Nakazawa