Kabushiki Kaisha Sega Enterprises

Aruze Corporation

Furuya Metal Co., Ltd.

Sega Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Sega

Yu Suzuki

Jun Hirato

Katsunori Itai

Tomohiro Maruko

Hideki Tanaka

Kensaku Maeda

Nobuo Kikuchi

Shoji Saito

Hiroyuki Nagano

Takeshi Hirai

Amiko Ito

Takehiko Usui

Yusuke Takaishi

Kouichi Iimura

Shohei Otomo

Daishi Kaneko

Hitoshi Arakawa

Eiji Matsumoto

Tomoo Kondou

Kazunori Masuda

Kouki Koiwa

A ruthenium-based sputtering target having a cast structure, in which a sputter surface of the sputtering target includes at least two or more types of regions, and crystal surfaces in the regions are different from each other, each of the crystal surfaces being specified by a main peak of X-ray diffraction.

Ruthenium-based sputtering target and method for manufacturing same

Method of producing a target having a small average crystal grain size of gold or platinum and having a uniform crystal grain size in an in-plane direction of a target surface and a thickness direction of the target in order to further stabilize film deposition characteristics during sputtering. The method for producing a gold or platinum target includes an ingot production step for casting molten gold or platinum to obtain an ingot; a primary forging step for forging the ingot in a first temperature range; a step for cooling the primary forged ingot to a second temperature range lower than the first temperature range; a secondary forging step for determining six directions for the cooled primary forged ingot and further forging the cooled primary forged ingot from the six directions in the second temperature range; a cross-rolling processing step for adjusting the temperature of the secondary forged ingot to a third temperature range and subjecting the secondary forged ingot to cross-rolling processing to form the secondary forged ingot into a target shape; and a heat treatment step for heat-treating the target-shaped ingot in a fourth temperature range.

Gold or platinum target, and production method for same

In a video game device which performs a video game wherein a game character or unit moves through a plurality of paths including a plurality of branch points according to an instruction of a player, a first movement control unit displays branch-direction indications enabling the player to select one of a plurality of first branch directions at a branch point on a path in the video game, so that a selected one of the plurality of first branch directions is received from the player. A second movement control unit displays preceding-branch-direction indications enabling the player to select, in advance, one of a plurality of second branch directions at a branch point on a following path in the selected first branch direction, so that a selected one of the plurality of second branch directions is received from the player.

Video game control program and video game device

An image generating device for forming a behind object prepared with polygon data as a part of the background of a virtual three-dimensional space and generating images of the movement of a character object prepared with polygon data in this virtual three-dimensional space. A visual field seen from a viewpoint is operated, and behind objects OTa, OTb, and OTc positioned within this visual field and observable from the viewpoint are specified. Moreover, judged is whether it is the specific condition wherein the character object OTch is within the visual field and positioned in the space closer to the viewpoint side than the specified behind object. The character object OTch is incorporated as the object of display only when it is judged as being this specific condition.

Image generating device and image generating method

Game machine

A communication game system for a competitive communicative driving game. Preliminary races are actually conducted for each client system in a single-vehicle driving style in accordance with operations by players, and qualifiers who are highly ranked according to their finishing times are selected (Sto S). The final races (S) are set for the qualifiers. Also in the final races, the final races are actually conducted for each client in a single-vehicle driving style in accordance with operations by the players, and the driving data is then transmitted to the server (Sto S). The server processes the driving data obtained from each client and returns the processing results to each client (S). After the network is disconnected, the processing results are reproduced and displayed as replay images at each client (Sand S).

Communication game system, communication game method, and storage medium

Portion of a computer screen with an icon image

An image processor is composed of a game device body, an operation panel and a display. The game device body is composed of a data processor and a memory . The data processor realizes a hit determining circuit , an enemy control circuit , an enemy (object) set circuit , a cursor control circuit , an enemy retrieval circuit and a camera control circuit in accordance with corresponding programs used. When an object is displayed on the display, the cursor control circuit displays a cursor in accordance with predetermined processing performed on the basis of data on the coordinates of the object. The camera control circuit performs a zoom-in display process for the object when the object is displayed on the display.

Image processing devices and methods

An image processor is composed of a game device body, an operation panel and a display. The game device body is composed of a data processor 11 and a memory 12. The data processor 11 realizes a hit determining circuit 111, an enemy control circuit 112, an enemy (object) set circuit 113, a cursor control circuit 114, an enemy retrieval circuit 115 and a camera control circuit 116 in accordance with corresponding programs used. When an object is displayed on the display, the cursor control circuit 114 displays a cursor in accordance with predetermined processing performed on the basis of data on the coordinates of the object. The camera control circuit 116 performs a zoom-in display process for the object when the object is displayed on the display.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yu Suzuki