Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Ryo Fukasawa

Yui Ehara

Masato Kuwahara

Kazunori Koshiishi

Shumpei Yasuda

Toshiki Oizumi

Yuki Tamaki

Yasuyuki Shimohata

Hideto Matoba

Yusuke Akifusa

Masahiko Ota

Yuki Onozawa

Yoshihiro Matsushima

Tomohiro Kawase

Masaru Shimomura

Masahiro Imaizumi

Mikihiro Ishikawa

Tomofumi Ikeda

Yoshihiro Iwasa

Hiroyuki Kono

Tomohisa Saito

Hirotaka Uemura

An example information processing system includes a main device, and an operation device attachable to the main device. The operation device includes a first control circuit, a first battery, and a first power supply circuit. The main device includes a second control circuit, a second battery, and a second power supply circuit. The second power supply circuit supplies power from the second battery to the operation device in response to satisfaction of a condition about the amount of remaining charge indicated by the remaining charge amount information transmitted from the operation device. When power is supplied from the main device to the operation device, the first power supply circuit supplies power supplied from the main device to the first control circuit, instead of power from the first battery.

Information processing system, information processing device, operation device, and power supply method

An example connected device includes a first battery for supplying electric power to a game controller, a first terminal electrically connected to the game controller, and a resistor connected to the first terminal. The game controller includes a controlled component, a second battery for supplying electric power to the controlled component, a second terminal electrically connected to the connected device, a voltage detecting circuit detecting a voltage value in accordance with a current which flows through the resistor when the first terminal and the second terminal are connected to each other, and a control circuit. The control circuit discriminates a device connected to the game controller based on the detected voltage value, and switches from the second battery to the first battery when the discriminated device is the connected device while electric power is supplied from the second battery to the controlled component.

Operation system, game system, and game controller capable of identifying connected device with simplified scheme

A game device according to the present embodiment includes a camera as image pick-up means. An inner camera is accommodated in an upper housing. In addition, a microphone hole is provided in an inner surface of the upper housing so as to sense external sound through a microphone.

Information processing device, information processing system, and launch program and storage medium storing the same providing photographing functionality

An imaging apparatuscomprises a lower housing, an upper housing, a lower LCD, an upper LCD, an inner camera, and a microphone. The upper housinghas a lower side which is connected to an upper side of the lower housingsuch that the lower housingand the upper housingare foldable. The lower LCDhas a display screen which is provided in an inner surface of the lower housingwhen folded. The upper LCDhas a display screen which is provided in an inner surface of the upper housingwhen folded. The imaging section is provided in the inner surface of the upper housingand between the display screen of the lower LCDand the display screen of the upper LCD. The microphone is provided in the inner housing of the upper housingand between the display screen of the lower LCDand the display screen of the upper LCD

Imaging apparatus

A linear array of red LEDsR is provided so as to extend in a direction substantially perpendicular to a direction in which a swing-type display device is swung, and a linear array of green LEDsG is further provided, the red LEDsR and green LEDsG being arranged in pairs of two. A CPU activates each of the red LEDsR and green LEDsG for a predetermined period to emit light in a luminance level in accordance with image data. As a result, an image corresponding to the image data is displayed in the trajectory of the swing due to persistence of vision. Thus, an image can be displayed in various colors.

Swing-type display device

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Kyoto, Japan

Ryo Fukasawa