Nintendo Co., Ltd.

Toshiaki Iwao

Masato Ibuki

Hitoshi Tsuchiya

Hiroki Ikuta

Masaya Takei

Yasuhisa Kitano

Junji Takamoto

Fumiyoshi Suetake

Akiko Suga

Tetsuya Akama

Noboru Wakitani

Shinji Hirose

Kumpei Fujita

Yuji Hori

Kenichiro Ashida

Shinji Yamamoto

Naoya Yamamoto

Kazuhiro Maruyama

Takafumi Nishida

Takaki Fujino

Hideo Nagata

Yoshitaka Tamura

Masahiko Nishimura

Kazuhiko Koriyama

Shinta Minagawa

Hironori Furuike

Keizo Ota

Junichi Takatori

A walking toy in which if a torso is moved forward walking motion is performed has the torso, two legs. The walking toy includes a crank member having a pair of crank eccentric shafts. Each of the legs has a motion member giving rotational force to the crank member when the torso moves forward. Each of the motion members has an eccentric shaft connecting part pivotably connected to the corresponding crank eccentric shaft, a torso cooperation part, and an action part on which force received from the walking surface act. Projections are formed at the torso cooperation part, while grooves are formed at the torso. If the action part of the one leg moves rearward, the motion member moves to thereby impart rotational force to the crank member and, the other leg is moved forward due to rotation of the crank member, and then contacts the walking surface.

Walking toy

An example game controller includes a housing, an operation section, a light-emitter, and a lightguide. The housing has an opening. At least a portion of the operation section is exposed through the opening. The light-emitter is inside the housing and configured to emit light. The lightguide includes a light-receiving surface configured to receive light generated from the light-emitter and a light-exiting surface configured to output light received via the light-receiving surface to outside the housing. The lightguide includes a surrounding portion and an extended portion. The surrounding portion has the light-exiting surface and surrounds a circumference of the operation section. The extended portion is extended from the surrounding portion and has the light-receiving surface at a tip portion thereof.

Game controller

An example supporting device supports two game controllers. The supporting device includes a support section and a main section connected to the support section. The support section includes a first slide member and a second slide member. The first slide member is provided in an area of the support section toward a first side in a predetermined direction, and the second slide member is provided in an area toward a second side. The slide members are capable of slidably engaging with rail members of the respective game controllers in a predetermined slide direction. The first slide member includes a first terminal provided on a first opposing surface. The second slide member includes a second terminal provided on a second opposing surface. The main section includes a first grip portion for being gripped by a user, and a second grip portion for being gripped by the user.

Supporting device, charging device and controller system

Reader-writer

A lens cleaner () cleans a pickup lens () within an optical disk device (). The lens cleaner () includes a disk portion () and a grip () provided at the rear end thereof. A user inserts the lens cleaner () into a slot () of the optical disk device () with the grip () holding with a hand () to thereby load the lens cleaner () into the interior of the optical disk device. When the user turns the lens cleaner () right and left with the grip () holding, a lens surface is cleaned by a cleaning member upheaving on a bottom surface of the disk portion ().

Lens cleaner

Microphone

Electronic computer

Information recording medium

Growing community of inventors

Kyoto, Japan

Toshiaki Iwao