Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Taiju Suzuki

Toshiaki Suzuki

Naonori Ohnishi

Aya Kyogoku

Masataka Takemoto

A non-transitory storage medium encoded with a computer readable game program executed by a computer incorporating a near field radio communication function causes the computer to perform acts including reading, by establishing near field radio communication with an information storage medium, first data stored in that information storage medium, registering the read first data, reading, by establishing near field radio communication with an information storage medium after registration of the first data, second data stored in that information storage medium, and progressing game processing when the second data matches with the first data.

Non-transitory storage medium encoded with computer readable game program, information processing apparatus, information processing system, and game processing method

A region in a displayed image is scraped away in accordance with a trail of touch with a touch pen or the like and an object showing 'shavings' corresponding to the scraped-away region is generated. A display position of each of particles generated in accordance with a user's operation with the touch penor the like varies over time, in line with physical motion in accordance with actual gravity. Namely, a speed of each of the particles successively varies in accordance with prescribed acceleration (comparable to gravity) and the display position thereof is successively updated in accordance with the successively varying speed.

Storage medium storing image processing program for implementing image processing according to input coordinate, and information processing device

A game system includes, for example, a game console and a plurality of hand-held game apparatuses functioning as an operating means. In the game system, a game for causing a plurality of player characters simultaneously displayed to find a hidden item in a game field is performed. Then, when a distance between a non-displayed item hidden, which is an object to be found, and the player character comes within the range of the predetermined distance, a notification sound that varies depending on the distance, for example, is output from a speaker of the hand-held game apparatus that operates the player character.

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Taiju Suzuki