JP3822215B2 - GAME PROGRAM, GAME DEVICE, AND GAME CONTROL METHOD - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game program, and more particularly to a game program for causing a computer to realize a game in which a moving body is displayed on a touch panel monitor. The present invention also relates to a game apparatus capable of executing a game realized by the game program, and a game control method capable of controlling the game realized by the game program by a computer.

  Conventionally, various video games have been proposed. In various video games, various instructions are given to the character displayed on the monitor by operating an input unit independent of the game machine body, for example, various input buttons of the controller or various input buttons provided integrally with the game machine body. Can be given. For example, a general game device has a monitor, a game machine main body separate from the monitor, and a controller separate from the game machine main body. The controller has a plurality of input buttons. Further, the portable game device has a game machine body, a liquid crystal monitor provided at a substantially central portion of the game machine body, and a plurality of input buttons arranged on both sides of the liquid crystal monitor. In such a game apparatus, various instructions can be given to the character displayed on the monitor by operating at least one of the plurality of input buttons.

Thus, as one of the video games in which an instruction to the character is performed from the input button, a battle video game such as a baseball game in which a player character is displayed on a monitor to perform a game is known (Non-Patent Document 1). reference). When the player operates the batter character in this baseball game, the position where the ball thrown from the pitcher character reaches the home base, that is, the planned passing position of the ball is displayed on the monitor. The planned passing position of the ball moves on the monitor in accordance with the change in the trajectory of the ball thrown from the pitcher character. At this time, the player continuously operates the direction indicating button so that the meat cursor of the bat is aligned with the planned passing position while watching the planned passing position. When the determination button is pressed by the player, the batter character starts a bat swing. When the planned passing position of the ball and the meet cursor of the bat are matched within a predetermined range, the batter character can catch the ball with the bat.
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 11 Official Guide Complete Edition, Japan, Konami Media Entertainment, September 16, 2004

  In a conventional baseball game, a player can operate a batter character by operating an input button such as a direction instruction button or a determination button. However, when the player gives a batting instruction to the batter character, the player inputs an input button such as a direction indication button or a decision button within a short time from when the pitcher character releases the ball until the ball reaches the expected passing position. Must be operated continuously. For this reason, the input operation when the player gives an instruction to the batter character becomes complicated, and the player may erroneously operate the input button.

  In order to solve such a problem, it is conceivable to adopt an input method capable of performing an input operation in a short time. One method for enabling an input operation to be executed in a short time is to adopt a touch panel type monitor as the monitor, so that the batter displayed on the monitor with an instruction means such as a touch pen or a finger instead of the input button. A method of giving an instruction to the character can be considered. In this case, it is possible to set the bat's meat cursor at the planned passing position of the ball by directly bringing the pointing means into contact with the planned passing position of the ball, and allow the batter character to hit the ball. In other words, the meet cursor can be set by a single operation of bringing the instruction means into contact with the scheduled passage position, and the batter character can be made to hit the ball instantaneously. That is, the player who operates the batter character can easily make the batter character hit the ball after sufficiently determining the movement state of the planned passing position of the ball. For this reason, there exists a possibility that the interest property when a player operates a batter character may be impaired.

  An object of the present invention is to make it possible for a player to easily execute an instruction to a character, and to prevent the interest of the player when the player operates the character.

A game program according to claim 1 is a program for causing a computer capable of realizing a game in which a moving body is displayed on a touch panel monitor to realize the following functions.
(1) The control unit calculates the coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving body and the arrival position of the moving body, and the control unit stores a predetermined range in the plane including the coordinates of the predetermined position calculated by the control unit. A passing area setting function that causes the control unit to recognize the predetermined range as the expected passing display area of the moving object by calculating.
(2) A first trajectory setting function that causes the control unit to calculate the trajectory of the moving body that passes through the scheduled passage display area and causes the control unit to recognize the trajectory of the moving body calculated by the control unit as a predetermined trajectory.
(3) A passing position setting function that causes the control unit to calculate a position where a predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the planned passing display area, and causes the control unit to recognize the position calculated by the control unit as the planned passing position of the moving body.
(4) A contact position recognition function for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the first contact position of the instruction means on the monitor when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor.
(5) A contact position moving function that causes the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position of the instruction means on the moved monitor when the instruction means is moved on the monitor.
(6) From the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit to the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the expected passing position, the coordinates of the first contact position or after the movement A final contact position recognition function that causes the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position as the coordinates of the final contact position.
(7) A positional relationship determination function that causes the control unit to determine the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position.
(8) According to the determination result by the control unit for the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position and the coordinates of the final contact position of the moving object passing through the scheduled passing display area , the moving object after the moving object has reached the scheduled passing position A second trajectory setting function that does not cause the control unit to change the trajectory to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory or causes the control unit to change the trajectory to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory.

In the game realized by this program, in the passing area setting function, the coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving body and the arrival position of the moving body are calculated by the control unit, and the predetermined position calculated by the control unit is calculated. A predetermined range in the plane including the coordinates is calculated by the control unit, and this predetermined range is recognized by the control unit as an expected passing display area of the moving body. In the first trajectory setting function, the trajectory of the moving body that passes through the planned passage display area is calculated by the control unit. Then, the trajectory of the moving body calculated by the control unit is recognized by the control unit as a predetermined trajectory. In the passing position setting function, a position where a predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the expected passing display area is calculated by the control unit. Then, the position calculated by the control unit is recognized by the control unit as the expected passing position of the moving body. In the contact position recognition function, the coordinates of the first contact position of the instruction means on the monitor when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor are recognized by the control unit. In the contact position moving function, when the instruction means is moved on the monitor, the coordinates of the contact position of the instruction means on the moved monitor are recognized by the control unit. In the final contact position recognition function, the first contact position is detected between the time when the coordinate of the first contact position is recognized by the control unit and the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the expected passing position. The control unit recognizes the coordinates or the coordinates of the contact position after the movement as the coordinates of the final contact position. In the positional relationship determination function, the control unit determines the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position. In the second trajectory setting function, the moving body has reached the planned passing position according to the determination result by the control unit regarding the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position. The trajectory of the subsequent moving body is not changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory, or is changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory.

  In this game program, when the player brings the instruction means into contact with the monitor, the control unit recognizes the contact position of the instruction means on the monitor. The contact position of the instruction means is the final contact position in the planned pass display area from the time when the contact position is recognized by the control unit to the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the planned pass position. Recognized by the control unit. Then, the positional relationship between the passing position of the moving body that passes through the scheduled passing display area and the final contact position is determined.

  For example, in a baseball game, when the instruction means is brought into contact with the planned passing position of the ball, the contact position of the instruction means can be recognized and a bat swing can be started. The final contact position is recognized and the position of the meet cursor can be set between the time when the contact position is recognized and the time when the ball reaches the expected passing position. Thus, the start of the bat swing and the setting of the meet cursor can be instructed by the instruction means, so that the player can easily instruct the character. In addition, since the start of the bat swing and the setting of the meet cursor are instructed to the batter character in two stages, the player can consider the time lag from when the batter starts swinging to catch the ball. The setting of the meet cursor, that is, the position where the batter catches the ball must be set. Thereby, the player can experience the interest of setting a position for catching the ball while considering the time lag during the swing.

  A game program according to a second aspect is the game program according to the first aspect, wherein the final contact position recognition function includes a contact position movement determination function and a monitor separation determination function.

  In the contact position movement determination function, the control unit determines whether or not the coordinates of the first contact position have moved. In the contact position movement determination function, when the control unit determines that the coordinates of the first contact position have moved, the coordinates of the contact position after the movement are recognized by the control unit as the coordinates of the first contact position. Further, when the control unit determines that the coordinates of the first contact position have not moved, the control unit recognizes the coordinates of the first contact position as the coordinates of the second contact position.

  In the monitor separation determination function, the control unit determines whether or not the coordinates of the contact position are recognized by the control unit. In the monitor separation determination function, when the control unit determines that the coordinate of the contact position is no longer recognized by the control unit, the coordinate of the first contact position or The coordinates of the second contact position are recognized by the control unit as the coordinates of the final contact position. Further, in the monitor separation determination function, when the control unit determines that the coordinates of the contact position are recognized by the control unit, when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the expected passing position, The coordinates of the first contact position or the coordinates of the second contact position are recognized by the control unit as the coordinates of the final contact position.

  Here, the first contact position or the second contact position is recognized in the contact position movement determination function, and the first contact position or the second contact position is recognized as the final contact position in the monitor separation determination function. For example, in a baseball game, in the contact position movement determination function, the movement position of the meet cursor or the non-moving position of the meet cursor, that is, the initial position is recognized. In the monitor separation determination function, the moving position of the meet cursor or the initial position of the meet cursor is recognized as the final set position of the meet cursor. Here, the movement position of the meet cursor and the initial position of the meet cursor are recognized according to the contact position of the instruction means, and the final setting position of the meet cursor is recognized according to the contact state of the instruction means. In this way, the meet cursor can be set from the instruction means.

A game program according to a third aspect is the game program according to the first or second aspect, wherein the positional relationship determination function includes an interval determination function. In the interval discriminating function, the control unit discriminates whether or not the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the scheduled passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range. In the interval determination function, if the control unit determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range, The trajectory of the mobile body after the mobile body has reached the expected passing position is changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory. In the interval determination function, if the control unit determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is not within a predetermined range, The trajectory of the mobile body after the mobile body has reached the expected passing position is not changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory.

  Here, the trajectory of the mobile body after reaching the planned passing position depends on whether or not the interval between the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the final contact position is within a predetermined range. Or a different or predetermined trajectory.

  For example, in a baseball game, whether or not the batter character can catch the ball character is determined based on whether or not the interval between the planned passing position of the ball character and the final setting position of the meet cursor is within the meetable distance. . That is, if the interval between the planned passing position of the ball character and the final setting position of the meet cursor is within the meetable distance, the batter character can catch the ball. On the other hand, if the interval between the planned passing position of the ball character and the final setting position of the meet cursor is not within the meetable distance, the batter character cannot catch the ball and the ball character is caught by the catcher character. . In this manner, it is determined whether or not the batter character can catch the ball based on the relationship between the position of the meet cursor set by the instruction means and the planned passing position.

A game program according to a fourth aspect is the game program according to the first or second aspect, wherein the positional relationship determination function includes an interval determination function. In the interval discriminating function, the control unit discriminates whether or not the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the scheduled passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range. In the second trajectory setting function, the trajectory of the moving body after the mobile body reaches the expected passing position differs from a predetermined trajectory according to the time from the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit. It further includes a function that does not cause the control unit to change to a track, or causes the control unit to change to a track different from the predetermined track.

In the interval determination function, when the control unit determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range, the coordinates of the first contact position are When the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the planned passing position within a predetermined time period from the time when it is recognized by the control unit, the second trajectory setting function uses the second trajectory setting function to The trajectory of the moving body is changed to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory by the control unit. Then, when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the expected passing position outside the predetermined time zone from when the coordinate of the first contact position is recognized by the control unit, the second trajectory setting function moves The trajectory of the moving body after the body reaches the expected passing position is not changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory. On the other hand, when the control unit determines that the distance between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is not within a predetermined range in the interval determining function, the second trajectory setting is performed. In the function, the trajectory of the moving body after the moving body reaches the expected passing position is not changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory.

  Here, the trajectory of the mobile body after reaching the planned passing position depends on whether or not the interval between the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the final contact position is within a predetermined range. Or a different or predetermined trajectory. In particular, when the distance between the passing position and the final contact position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area is within a predetermined range, the moving body is set to the planned passing position within a predetermined time zone after the contact position is recognized. Depending on whether or not it has reached, the trajectory of the moving body after reaching the expected passing position is set to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory or a predetermined trajectory.

  For example, in a baseball game, the planned passing position of the ball character, the final setting position of the meet cursor, and the interval are within the meetable distance, and the ball is scheduled to pass within the meetable time zone after the batter starts the bat swing. When the position is reached, the batter character can catch the ball. Also, even if the interval between the ball character's planned passing position and the final setting position of the meet cursor is within the meetable distance, the ball reaches the planned passing position outside the meetable time zone after the batter starts the bat swing. When this happens, the batter character cannot catch the ball. On the other hand, if the interval between the planned passing position of the ball character and the final setting position of the meet cursor is outside the meetable distance, the batter character cannot catch the ball. In this manner, it is determined whether or not the batter character can catch the ball based on the relationship between the position of the meet cursor set by the instruction means and the planned passing position. Further, it is determined whether or not the batter character can catch the ball within the meetable time period based on the timing when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor.

The game program according to claim 5 is the game program according to claim 4, wherein the control unit recognizes that a predetermined time has elapsed since the coordinate of the first contact position was recognized by the control unit. The time zone is recognized by the control unit as a predetermined time zone. For example, in a baseball game, a predetermined time zone, such as a meetable time zone, is set after a predetermined time has elapsed from the time when the contact position is recognized, that is, the time when the pointing means is brought into contact with the monitor. As a result, if the timing when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor is too early or the timing when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor is too late, the batter character cannot catch the ball.

The game program according to claim 6 is the game program according to claim 4, wherein the control unit recognizes a time zone after the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit as a predetermined time zone. ing. For example, in a baseball game, a predetermined time zone, for example, a meetable time zone is set after the time when the contact position is recognized, that is, after the pointing means is brought into contact with the monitor. Thereby, if the timing when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor is too early, the batter character cannot catch the ball.

A game device according to a seventh aspect is a game device capable of executing a game in which a moving object is displayed on a touch panel monitor. This game apparatus controls a predetermined range in a plane including coordinates of a predetermined position calculated by the control unit by causing the control unit to calculate coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving body and the arrival position of the moving body. Calculated by the control unit, causing the control unit to recognize the predetermined range as the predicted passing display area of the moving object, and causing the control unit to calculate the trajectory of the moving object passing through the expected passing display area. First trajectory setting means for causing the control unit to recognize the trajectory of the moving body as a predetermined trajectory, and causing the control unit to calculate a position where the predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the scheduled passage display area, and the position calculated by the control unit Passing position setting means for causing the control unit to recognize the scheduled passing position of the moving body, and contact position recognition for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the first contact position of the pointing means on the monitor when the pointing means is brought into contact with the monitor When the indicator means is moved on the monitor, the controller recognizes the coordinates of the contact position of the indicator means on the monitor after movement, and the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the controller. From the time when the moving object arrives at the scheduled passing position to the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the control unit, the coordinates of the first contact position or the coordinates of the contact position after the movement are used as the coordinates of the final contact position. A final contact position recognizing means for recognizing, a positional relationship determining means for determining the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object passing through the planned passage display area and the coordinates of the final contact position, and the planned passing display area. The trajectory of the moving body after the moving body reaches the planned passing position is different from the predetermined trajectory according to the determination result by the control unit regarding the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body and the coordinates of the final contact position. What Not changing the control unit, or, a second trajectory setting means for changing the controller to a predetermined trajectory different track, the.

A game method according to an eighth aspect is a game control method capable of controlling a game in which a moving body is displayed on a touch panel monitor by a computer. In this game control method, the control unit calculates the coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving object and the arrival position of the moving object, and a predetermined range in the plane including the coordinates of the predetermined position calculated by the control unit is obtained. Calculated by the control unit by causing the control unit to calculate and the control unit to calculate the passing area setting step for causing the control unit to recognize the predetermined range as the predicted passing display area of the moving object and the trajectory of the moving object passing through the planned passing display area. A first trajectory setting step for causing the control unit to recognize the trajectory of the moving body as a predetermined trajectory, and causing the control unit to calculate a position where the predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the planned passage display area, and a position calculated by the control unit The control unit recognizes the coordinates of the first contact position of the instruction means in the monitor when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor. The touch position recognition step, the contact position moving step for causing the control section to recognize the coordinates of the contact position of the instruction means on the moved monitor when the instruction means is moved on the monitor, and the coordinates of the first contact position are the control section The first contact position coordinates or the moved contact position coordinates are controlled as the final contact position coordinates from the time recognized by the control unit until the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the expected passing position. A final contact position recognition step to be recognized by the unit, a positional relationship determination step for causing the control unit to determine a positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving object passing through the planned pass display area and the coordinates of the final touch position, and the planned pass display area according to the determination result by the control unit for the positional relationship between the coordinates of the final contact position of the passage position of the moving object through the, the trajectory of the moving object after the moving body has arrived at the expected pass position, Not changing the control unit and to the constant trajectory different from the trajectory, or, a, a second trajectory setting step of changing the control unit to the predetermined trajectory different from the trajectory.

  In the present invention, when the player causes the instruction means to contact the monitor, the contact position of the instruction means on the monitor is recognized. Then, the contact position that can be moved by the instruction means in the planned passage display area from the time when the contact position is recognized until the time when the moving body reaches the planned passage position is recognized as the final contact position. Then, the positional relationship between the passing position of the moving body that passes through the scheduled passing display area and the final contact position is determined. Thereby, the player can easily set the contact position and the final contact position by the instruction means. In addition, since the player sets the contact position and the final contact position from the time when the contact position is recognized until the time when the moving body reaches the expected passing position, the player is interested in operating the character. The sex can be prevented from being impaired.

[Configuration of game device]
FIG. 1 is an external view of a portable game machine 1 as an example of a computer to which a game program according to the present invention can be applied. FIG. 2 is a control block diagram as an example of the portable game machine 1.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the portable game machine 1 mainly includes a main body 2, a liquid crystal monitor unit 3, an input unit 4, a cartridge mounting unit 5, and a communication unit (not shown). The main body 2 has an upper housing 2a and a lower housing 2b. The upper housing 2a and the lower housing 2b are connected to each other so as to be openable and closable. The liquid crystal monitor unit 3 includes an upper liquid crystal monitor 3a provided in the upper housing 2a and a lower liquid crystal monitor 3b provided in the lower housing 2b. Here, for example, the upper liquid crystal monitor 3a is a non-touch panel type monitor, and the lower liquid crystal monitor 3b is a touch panel type monitor. The non-touch panel type monitor includes a liquid crystal panel, and the touch panel type monitor includes a liquid crystal panel and a touch panel. In the touch panel type monitor, the display surface of the liquid crystal panel and the data input surface of the touch panel are configured in a stacked and integrated type. The input unit 4 includes a cross-shaped direction indicating button 4a disposed at the left center portion of the lower housing 2b, a select button 4b and a start button 4c disposed on the left and right above the lower housing 2b, and a lower housing. An instruction button 4d disposed at the right center portion of the body 2b, a power button 4e disposed at the upper right portion of the lower housing 2b, and L buttons 4f and R disposed at the left and right corners of the lower housing 2b It consists of a button 4g. The cartridge mounting portion 5 is provided at the lower portion of the lower housing 2b. For example, a game cartridge can be mounted on the cartridge mounting portion 5. The communication unit is built in the main body 2, for example, the upper housing 2a. In this communication unit, for example, a local wireless network function, an Internet connection function using a wireless LAN, and the like are provided. Note that the game machine 1 is also provided with a volume adjustment button, an earphone jack, and the like, which will not be described.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the portable game machine 1 has a control device 10 therein. The control device 10 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11 using a microprocessor, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 12 as a main storage device, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 13, an image processing circuit 14, and a sound processing. The circuit 15 and the communication control circuit 20 are connected to each other via the bus 16.

  The CPU 11 interprets instructions from the game program and performs various data processing and control. The ROM 12 stores programs and the like necessary for basic control (for example, startup control) of the game machine 1. The RAM 13 secures a work area for the CPU 11. The image processing circuit 14 controls the liquid crystal monitor unit 3 in accordance with a drawing instruction from the CPU 11, and displays a predetermined image on at least one of the upper liquid crystal monitor 3a and the lower liquid crystal monitor 3b. The image processing circuit 14 includes a touch input detection circuit 14a. When an instruction means such as a touch pen or a finger is brought into direct contact with the touch panel, the coordinate data of the contact position is supplied from the touch input detection circuit 14a to the CPU 11, and the contact position is recognized by the CPU 11. Further, when the pointing means is brought into direct contact with the touch panel at the position of the object displayed on the liquid crystal panel, the coordinate data of the object is supplied from the touch input detection circuit 14a to the CPU 11, and the object is recognized by the CPU. Is done. The sound processing circuit 15 generates an analog audio signal corresponding to a sound generation instruction from the CPU 11 and outputs the analog audio signal to the speaker 22. The communication control circuit 20 is included in the communication unit, and is used for wirelessly connecting the game machine 1 to another game machine or the like. The communication control circuit 20 is connected to the CPU 11 via the bus 16. The communication control circuit 20 controls and transmits a connection signal for connecting the game machine 1 to the Internet by a local wireless network or a wireless LAN in accordance with a command from the CPU 11.

  An external storage device 17 that is separate from the control device 10 is connected to the bus 16. For example, the external storage device 17 includes a game cartridge or the like that is detachably attached to the main body 2 such as the lower housing 2b. Inside the external storage device 17, a ROM 18 as a storage medium and a memory 19 as a rewritable user memory are provided. In the ROM 18, a game program for causing the game machine 1 as a computer to function and various data necessary for executing the game program are recorded in advance. The various data includes various character image data such as various panel image data and attribute image data. For the memory 19, a rewritable memory such as a flash memory is used. For example, game save data is recorded in the memory 19 as necessary. The storage medium of the external storage device 17 is not limited to a semiconductor storage element, and various storage media such as a magnetic storage medium, an optical storage medium, and a magneto-optical storage medium may be used. Note that an interface circuit is interposed between the bus 16 and each element as necessary, but illustration thereof is omitted here.

  In the game machine 1 configured as described above, the game program recorded in the ROM 18 of the external storage device 17 is loaded, and the loaded game program is executed by the CPU 11 so that the player can display games of various genres. You can play on the monitor unit 3. In addition, by connecting the game machine 1 to the wireless network via the communication control circuit 20 or connecting to another game machine via a communication cable or the like, data can be exchanged with other game machines. And can play a battle game.

[Outline of various processes in game devices]
The game executed on the game machine 1 is, for example, a baseball game. FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram for explaining functions that play a major role in the present invention.

  In the game machine 1, a moving body such as a ball character is displayed on a touch panel monitor. This game machine 1 includes a passing area setting means 50, a passing position setting means 51, a first trajectory setting means 52, a contact position recognition means 53, a contact position moving means 54, a final contact position recognition means 55, A positional relationship determination unit 56 and a second trajectory setting unit 57 are provided.

  The passing area setting means 50 is a means realized by the function of setting the expected passing display area of the ball character, such as a hitting surface, at a predetermined position between the sending position of the ball character and the reaching position of the ball character. In the passage area setting means 50, the CPU 11 sets a predetermined position between the ball character delivery position and the ball character arrival position based on the coordinate data of the ball character delivery position and the coordinate data of the ball character arrival position. Coordinate data such as home base position coordinate data is calculated. Then, based on the home base position coordinate data, the CPU 11 sets an expected passing display area, such as a hitting surface, above the home base. Here, the hitting surface is a virtual surface when the batter character views the ball character as a bat character. A batter strike zone 75 is set on the hitting surface by the CPU 11. The coordinate data of the ball character sending position shown here is the pitch coordinate character position coordinate data, and the ball character reaching position coordinate data is the catcher character position coordinate data.

  For example, the coordinate data of the pitch position of the ball character or the coordinate data of the release position of the ball character indicating the position where the pitcher character releases the ball is used as the coordinate data of the ball character's send position. In addition, for example, coordinate data of the catcher character's mitt position indicating the target position where the pitcher character throws the ball is used as the coordinate data of the arrival position of the ball character. Here, the position coordinate data of the pitcher character and the position coordinate data of the catcher character are stored in the ROM 18. When the release position of the ball character and the mitt position of the catcher character are instructed by the input unit 4 or the instruction unit, the instruction signal from the input unit 11 or the instruction unit is recognized by the CPU 11. Then, the coordinate data of the release position of the ball character and the coordinate data of the mitt position of the catcher character are calculated by the CPU 11 and stored in the RAM 13. The instruction means includes, for example, a touch pen or a finger.

  The passing position setting means 51 is a means realized by the function of setting the expected passing position of the ball character on the hitting surface. In the passing position setting means 51, the coordinate data of the ball character's planned passing position is calculated by the CPU 11 based on the coordinate data of the sending position of the ball character and the coordinate data of the reaching position of the ball character. Associated. The coordinate data of the scheduled passage position is stored in the RAM 13. The planned passing position moves on the hitting plane according to a change in the trajectory of the ball character, which will be described later. That is, the coordinate data of the expected passing position on the hitting plane is recalculated by the CPU 11 and stored in the RAM 13 in accordance with the change in the trajectory of the ball character.

  The first trajectory setting means 52 is a means realized by the function of setting the trajectory of the ball character passing through the hitting surface to a predetermined trajectory. The first trajectory setting means 52 passes the hitting surface based on the coordinate data of the ball character's sending position, the coordinate data of the ball character's arrival position, and the ball character's characteristic data such as the ball character's ball type data. The trajectory of the ball character is calculated by the CPU 11. Here, the trajectory calculated by the CPU 11 is a predetermined trajectory. The characteristic data of the ball character is stored in the ROM 18 and is stored in the RAM 13 by the CPU 11. The characteristic data of the ball character stored in the RAM 13 is instructed and set by the input unit 11 or the instruction means before the pitcher character starts the pitching motion. The set characteristic data of the ball character is held in the RAM 13 by the CPU 11 that has recognized the instruction signal from the input unit 11 or the instruction means.

  The contact position recognition means 53 is a means realized by a function of recognizing the contact position of the instruction means on the monitor when an instruction means such as a touch pen or a finger is brought into contact with the monitor. In the contact position recognition means 53, for example, when a touch pen or a finger is brought into contact with the touch panel, the coordinate data of the touch position of the touch pen is supplied from the touch input detection circuit 14a to the CPU 11, and the contact position of the touch pen is recognized by the CPU 11. .

  The contact position moving means 54 is a means realized by a function that allows the contact position to be moved on the hitting surface by an instruction means such as a touch pen or a finger. In the contact position moving means 54, for example, when a touch pen or a finger is brought into contact with the touch panel and moved, the coordinate data of the contact position is continuously supplied from the touch input detection circuit 14a to the CPU 11 according to the touch movement of the touch pen. . Then, the coordinate data of the contact position after the movement is recognized by the CPU 11 and stored in the RAM 13 by the CPU 11.

  The final contact position recognition means 55 is a means realized by the function of recognizing the contact position as the final contact position from the time when the contact position is recognized until the time when the ball character reaches the expected passing position. In the final contact position recognizing means 55, the instruction means such as a touch pen or a finger is used between the time when the coordinates of the contact position are recognized by the CPU 11 and the time when the CPU 11 recognizes that the ball character has reached the expected passing position. The coordinate data of the contact position is recognized by the CPU 11 as the coordinate data of the final contact position. The final contact position recognition means 55 includes a contact position movement determination means 55a and a monitor separation determination means 55b.

  The contact position movement determination means 55a is a means realized by a function for determining whether or not the contact position has moved. In the contact position movement determining means 55a, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the coordinate data of the contact position has changed. When the CPU 11 determines that the coordinate data of the contact position has changed, the coordinate data of the contact position after the change is recognized by the CPU 11 as the coordinate data of the first contact position. Then, the coordinate data of the first contact position is stored in the RAM 13. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the coordinate data of the contact position has not changed, the coordinate data of the contact position recognized by the contact position recognition unit 53 is recognized by the CPU 11 as the coordinate data of the second contact position. Then, the coordinate data of the second contact position is stored in the RAM 13.

  The monitor separation determination unit 55b is a unit realized by a function of determining whether or not the touch pen is separated from the monitor. In the monitor separation determination means 55b, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the touch pen is separated from the monitor 3, for example, the touch panel, via the touch input detection circuit 14a. When the CPU 11 determines that the touch pen has moved away from the touch panel, the coordinate data of the first contact position or the coordinate data of the second contact position is sent to the CPU 11 as the coordinate data of the final contact position when the touch pen leaves the touch panel. Recognized and stored in the RAM 13. On the other hand, when the CPU 11 determines that the touch pen is not separated from the touch panel, when the CPU 11 determines that the ball character has reached the expected passing position, the coordinate data of the first contact position or the coordinates of the second contact position. The data is stored in the RAM 13 as the coordinate data of the final contact position.

  The positional relationship determination means 56 is a means realized by a function of determining the positional relationship between the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the final contact position. In the positional relationship determining means 56, the CPU 11 determines the positional relationship between the coordinate data of the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the coordinate data of the final contact position. The positional relationship determination unit 56 includes an interval determination unit 56a.

  The interval determining unit 56a is a unit realized by a function of determining whether or not the interval between the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the final contact position is within a predetermined range. In the interval determination means 56a, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the interval between the coordinate data of the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the coordinate data of the final contact position is within a predetermined range.

  When the CPU 11 determines that the interval between the coordinate data of the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the coordinate data of the final contact position is within a predetermined range, the coordinate data of the contact position is recognized by the CPU 11. When the CPU 11 recognizes that the ball character has reached the planned passing position within the predetermined time period, the second trajectory setting means 57 described later determines the trajectory of the ball character after reaching the planned passing position. The CPU 11 resets the trajectory to a different trajectory. When the CPU 11 determines that the interval between the coordinate data of the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the coordinate data of the final contact position is within a predetermined range, the coordinate data of the contact position is recognized by the CPU 11. When the CPU 11 recognizes that the ball character has arrived at the planned passing position outside the predetermined time zone, the trajectory of the ball character after reaching the planned passing position in the second trajectory setting means 57 described later. Is maintained by the CPU 11 in a predetermined trajectory.

  On the other hand, if it is determined that the interval between the coordinate data of the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the coordinate data of the final contact position is not within the predetermined range, the second trajectory setting function, which will be described later, The trajectory of the ball character after reaching the position is maintained by the CPU 11 in a predetermined trajectory.

  The second trajectory setting means 57 determines the trajectory of the ball character after the ball character has reached the expected pass position according to the positional relationship between the pass position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the final contact position. Or it is a means implement | achieved by the function set to a track | orbit different from a predetermined track | orbit. In the second trajectory setting means 57, the CPU 11 recognizes that the planned passing position has been reached according to the positional relationship between the coordinate data of the passing position of the ball character passing through the hitting surface and the coordinate data of the final contact position. The trajectory of the ball character is set by the CPU 11 to a predetermined trajectory or a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory.

  Further, the second trajectory setting means 57 differs from the predetermined trajectory or the predetermined trajectory of the ball character after the ball character reaches the expected passing position according to the time from when the contact position is recognized. It is also a means realized by the function of setting the trajectory. In the second trajectory setting means 57, the trajectory of the ball character after the CPU 11 has recognized that the ball character has reached the planned passing position is determined by the CPU according to the time from when the contact position was recognized by the CPU 11. A predetermined trajectory or a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory is set. Here, the predetermined time zone is set after the time point when the CPU 11 recognizes that the predetermined time has elapsed since the contact position was recognized by the CPU 11.

[Overview of baseball game]
Next, specific contents of the baseball game of this embodiment will be described.

  This baseball game mainly includes a batting system for instructing a batter character regarding batting, a defensive system for instructing a fielder character regarding catching and throwing, a pitching system for instructing a pitcher character regarding pitching, and a runner character It has a scoring system that gives instructions on scribing. Each of these systems is realized by, for example, a game program stored in the ROM 18 and is executed in the game machine 1.

  Below, the outline | summary of the batting system which plays the main roles in this invention is demonstrated.

  The batting system is for enabling a batting operation by instructing a batter's swing start and a meet point with an instruction means such as a touch pen or a finger.

  In this baseball game, when a player operates a batter character including a bat character, as shown in FIG. 4, a pitcher character 70, a catcher character 71, a hitting surface 72, a batter character 73, and a ball The character 74 is displayed on the lower touch panel monitor.

  The pitcher character 70 is displayed at the approximate center of the screen, the catcher character 71 is displayed at the top of the screen, and the batter character 73 is displayed at the right side of the screen. A strike zone 75 is displayed on the hitting surface 72 above the home base.

  When the pitcher character 70 enters the pitching motion, the planned passing position of the ball character 74 is displayed on the monitor. Here, the expected passing position is displayed as an asterisk mark 76 in the strike zone 75 on the hitting surface 72. When the ball is sent out from the pitcher character 70, the ball character is displayed between the pitcher character 70 and the home base character. At this time, the asterisk-shaped mark 76 indicating the expected passing position of the ball moves on the hitting surface 72 in accordance with the change in the trajectory of the ball.

  The player grasps the course of the ball sent from the pitcher character 70 while referring to the asterisk-shaped mark 76 indicating the planned passing position of the ball, and causes the batter character 73 to hit the ball. For example, after the asterisk-shaped mark 76 is displayed on the monitor, the meet point of the batter character 73 is set as the touch position of the touch pen by bringing the touch pen into contact with the monitor. Here, the meet point is displayed as a cross-shaped mark 77. Then, while referring to the movement of the asterisk-shaped mark 76, the touch pen is moved while being in contact with the monitor. When the ball character 74 reaches the hitting surface 72, the ball hits the bat of the batter character 73 if the arrival position of the ball character 74 is within a predetermined range centered on the meet point of the batter character 73. And the ball character 74 flies.

  However, even when the arrival position of the ball character 74 is within a predetermined range centered on the meet point of the batter character 73, the timing when the touch pen is brought into contact with the monitor is too early or the timing when the touch pen is brought into contact with the monitor is high. If it is too late, the batter has swung out of time with the ball. At this time, the batter character 73 does not hit the bat of the batter character 73 and the batter character 73 swings idle. Therefore, in order to make the batter character 73 hit the ball, the touch pen is brought into contact with the monitor at an appropriate timing, and the ball character 74 reaches within a predetermined range centered on the meet point of the batter character 73. The position needs to be entered.

  Here, the timing setting of the batter's bat swing and the ball will be described with reference to the conceptual diagram showing the relationship between the position and time of the bat swing in FIG. FIG. 5 shows a state in which the bat swings from point A through point B and point C to point D when the touch pen is brought into contact with the monitor. The time at each point at this time is set as 0, t1, t2, and t3. The position when the touch pen is brought into contact with the monitor is A and the time is 0.

  When the ball reaches the hitting surface 72 during the time from the point A to the point B, that is, from the time when the touch pen is brought into contact with the monitor (t = 0) to the time t1, the batter swings idle. It will be. This is because in the baseball game, the batter was late and swung in the baseball because the touch pen was too late to touch the monitor. Further, if the ball reaches the hitting surface 72 during the period from the point C to the point D, that is, from the time t2 to the time t3, the batter swings away. This is because the batter swung in a good condition in baseball because the touch pen was in contact with the monitor too early. On the other hand, if the ball reaches the hitting surface 72 during the period from the point B to the point C, that is, from the time t1 to the time t2, the batter can hit the ball. This is because the batter hits the ball in baseball because the touch pen is properly brought into contact with the monitor.

[Various processing flows when executing the batting system]
A batting system in the baseball game of the present embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.

  In this baseball game, when a player operates a batter character 73 including a bat character, first, a hitting surface including a strike zone 75 at a predetermined position between the sending position of the ball character 74 and the reaching position of the ball character 74. 72 is set (S1). That is, the hitting surface 72 including the strike zone 75 is set at a position above the home base between the position of the pitcher character 70 and the position of the catcher character 71. Then, a planned passing position which is a pitcher's sending target is set on the hitting surface 72 (S2). Further, the trajectory of the ball passing through the planned passing position is set to a predetermined trajectory (S3), and the ball character 74 is sent from the pitcher character 70 toward the planned passing position of the hitting surface 72 (S4).

  Next, when the player brings the instruction means, that is, the touch pen, into contact with the monitor until the time when the ball character 74 sent from the pitcher character 70 reaches the expected passing position of the hitting surface 72, the touch pen touch position on the monitor Is recognized (S5). This corresponds to the fact that the batter's bat swing start is recognized in the baseball game.

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the contact position on the monitor has moved (S6). When it is determined that the contact position on the monitor has moved (Yes in S6), the contact position after the movement is recognized as the first contact position (S7). This corresponds to the fact that the hitting point of the batter is changed to the first contact position in the baseball game. On the other hand, when it is determined that the contact position on the monitor has not moved (No in S6), the contact position where the touch pen is first contacted with the monitor is recognized as the second contact position (S8). This corresponds to the fact that the hitting point of the batter is not changed in the baseball game.

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the touch pen is separated from the monitor (S9). When it is determined that the touch pen has moved away from the monitor (Yes in S9), the first contact position or the second contact position is recognized as the final contact position when the touch pen leaves the monitor (first time point) (S10). . When it is determined that the touch pen is not separated from the monitor (No in S9), the first contact position or the second contact position when the ball character 74 reaches the expected passing position of the hitting surface 72 (second time point). Is recognized as the final contact position (S11). These correspond to the fact that the hitting point of the batter is finally determined in the baseball game.

  Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the interval between the passing position of the ball character 74 passing through the hitting surface 72 and the final contact position of the touch pen is within a predetermined range (S12). Here, it is determined whether or not the ball hits the bat in the baseball game. When it is determined that the interval between the passing position of the ball character 74 passing the hitting surface 72 and the final contact position of the touch pen is within a predetermined range (Yes in S12), a predetermined time after the contact position is recognized It is determined whether or not the ball character 74 has reached the planned passing position within the belt (S13). Here, in the baseball game, whether or not the batter can hit the ball is determined depending on whether or not the batter has swung the bat at an appropriate timing even if the hitting point is set at a position where it hits the ball.

  When it is determined that the ball character 74 has reached the planned passing position within a predetermined time zone after the contact position is recognized (Yes in S13), the time when the ball character 74 has reached the planned passing position (second time point) ), The trajectory of the ball character 74 after reaching the planned passing position is set to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory (S14), and the trajectory setting of the ball character 74 is completed (S16). This corresponds to a state in which the batter can hit the ball at an appropriate timing in the baseball game so that the batter can hit the ball and the ball flies in a direction different from the direction of the catcher character 71. Here, the state in which the ball flies in a direction different from the direction of the catcher character 71 indicates a state in which the ball flies in or out of the field. For example, in the case of a hit, the ball is not caught by the fielder in the field but flies between the fielders in the field. In the case of out, the ball flies in and out of the field and is caught by fielders inside and outside the field.

  When it is determined that the ball character 74 has not reached the expected passing position within a predetermined time zone after the contact position is recognized, that is, the ball character 74 is outside the predetermined time zone after the contact position is recognized. When the planned passing position is reached (No in S13), the trajectory of the ball character 74 after the ball character 74 reaches the planned passing position is maintained in a predetermined trajectory (S15), and the setting of the trajectory of the ball character 74 is completed. (S16). This corresponds to a state in which the batter cannot fly the ball at an appropriate timing in the baseball game, and the batter cannot hit the ball (empty swing), and the ball character 74 flies in the direction of the catcher character 71. is doing. Here, the state in which the ball character 74 flies in the direction of the catcher character 71 indicates a state in which the batter swings idle and the ball is caught by the catcher.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the interval between the passing position of the ball character 74 passing through the hitting surface 72 and the final contact position of the touch pen is not within a predetermined range (No in S12), The trajectory of the ball character 74 is set to a predetermined trajectory (S15), and the setting of the trajectory of the ball character 74 ends (S16). This is because, in the baseball game, the hitting point is set at a position where it does not hit the ball, so the batter cannot hit the ball regardless of the timing when the batter swings the bat (empty swing), and the ball character 74 catches the ball. This corresponds to the state of flying in the direction of the character 71. Here, the state in which the ball character 74 flies in the direction of the catcher character 71 indicates a state in which the batter swings idle and the ball is caught by the catcher.

  In the baseball game processed in this way, the time lag between when the batter starts swinging the bat and hits the ball is between the time when the touch pen touch position is recognized and the time when the touch pen final touch position is recognized. It is realized by the time. Further, in this baseball game, the range in which the ball can be caught is realized by a predetermined time zone after a predetermined time has elapsed since the touch pen contact position was recognized.

Other Embodiment
(A) In the said embodiment, although the example at the time of using the portable game machine 1 as an example of the computer which can apply a game program was shown, a game device is not limited to the said embodiment, A monitor is a separate body. The present invention can be similarly applied to a game device configured as described above, an arcade game device with an integrated monitor, a personal computer functioning as a game device by executing a game program, a workstation, and the like.

  (B) The present invention includes a program for executing the game as described above and a computer-readable recording medium on which the program is recorded. Examples of the recording medium include a computer-readable flexible disk, a semiconductor memory, a CD-ROM, a DVD, an MO, a ROM cassette, and the like in addition to the cartridge.

The external view of the portable game machine as an example of the computer which can apply the game program which concerns on this invention. The control block diagram as an example of the said portable game machine. The functional block diagram as an example of the said portable game machine. The figure for demonstrating the batting system in a baseball game. The figure for demonstrating the time lag in a batting system. The flowchart for demonstrating the batting system in a baseball game.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Portable game machine 3 Liquid crystal monitor 3b Touch panel type monitor 4 Input part 50 Passing area setting means 51 Passing position setting means 52 First track setting means 53 Contact position recognition means 54 Contact position moving means 55 Final contact position recognition means 56 Positional relationship Discriminating means 57 Second trajectory setting means 70 Pitcher character 71 Catcher character 73 Batter character 72 Hitting surface 76 Expected passage position 77 Contact position of instruction means

Claims (8)

To a computer that can realize a game in which a moving object is displayed on a touch panel monitor,
The control unit calculates coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving body and the arrival position of the moving body, and a predetermined range in a plane including the coordinates of the predetermined position calculated by the control unit is set in the control unit. A passing area setting function for calculating and allowing the control unit to recognize the predetermined range as an expected passing display area of the moving body;
A first trajectory setting function for causing the control unit to calculate a trajectory of the moving body that passes through the scheduled passage display area, and for causing the control unit to recognize the trajectory of the moving body calculated by the control unit as a predetermined trajectory;
A passing position setting function for causing the control unit to calculate a position where the predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the planned passing display area, and causing the control unit to recognize the position calculated by the controlling unit as the scheduled passing position of the moving body; ,
A contact position recognition function for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the first contact position of the instruction means in the monitor when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor;
A contact position movement function for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position of the instruction means in the moved monitor when the instruction means is moved by the monitor;
From the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit to the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the scheduled passing position, the coordinates of the first contact position or after the movement A final contact position recognition function that causes the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position as the coordinates of the final contact position;
A positional relationship determination function for causing the control unit to determine the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position;
According to the determination result by the control unit with respect to the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position, the moving body after reaching the scheduled passing position A second trajectory setting function that does not cause the control unit to change the trajectory of the moving body to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory, or causes the control unit to change to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory;
A game program to make it happen. The final contact position recognition function is
A contact position movement determination function for causing the control unit to determine whether or not the coordinates of the first contact position have moved;
A monitor separation determination function for causing the control unit to determine whether or not the coordinates of the contact position are recognized by the control unit;
Including
In the contact position movement determination function, when the control unit determines that the coordinates of the first contact position have moved, the coordinates of the contact position after the movement are recognized by the control unit as the coordinates of the first contact position. When the control unit determines that the coordinates of the contact position are not moved, the first contact position coordinates are recognized by the control unit as the second contact position coordinates,
In the monitor separation determination function, when the control unit determines that the coordinates of the contact position are no longer recognized by the control unit, the first contact position is determined when the coordinates of the contact position are no longer recognized by the control unit. Or the coordinates of the second contact position are recognized by the control unit as the coordinates of the final contact position,
In the monitor separation determination function, when the control unit determines that the coordinate of the contact position is recognized by the control unit, the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the scheduled passage position Then, the coordinates of the first contact position or the coordinates of the second contact position are recognized by the control unit as the coordinates of the final contact position.
The game program according to claim 1. The positional relationship determination function is an interval determination that causes the control unit to determine whether or not the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range. Including functions,
In the interval determination function, when the control unit determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range, In the two-track setting function, the trajectory of the moving body after the moving body has reached the planned passing position is changed by the control unit to a different trajectory from the predetermined trajectory,
In the interval determining function, when the control unit determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is not within a predetermined range, In the two-track setting function, the trajectory of the moving body after the moving body has reached the planned passing position is not changed by the control unit to a different trajectory from the predetermined trajectory.
The game program according to claim 1 or 2. The positional relationship determination function is an interval determination that causes the control unit to determine whether or not the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range. Including functions,
The second trajectory setting function determines the trajectory of the moving body after the moving body has reached the planned passing position according to the time from when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit. The control unit does not change to a track different from the predetermined track, or further includes a function to change the control unit to a track different from the predetermined track,
In the interval determination function, if the controller determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is within a predetermined range, In the second trajectory setting function, when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the planned passing position within a predetermined time zone from when the coordinate of the contact position is recognized by the control unit, From the time when the trajectory of the mobile body after the mobile body reaches the planned passing position is changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory, and the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit. When the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the scheduled passage position outside the predetermined time zone, the second trajectory setting function may be configured so that the moving body has reached the scheduled passage position. The trajectory of the moving object Unchanged by the control unit to the predetermined trajectory different from the trajectory,
In the interval determining function, when the control unit determines that the interval between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the scheduled passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position is not within a predetermined range, the second In the trajectory setting function, the trajectory of the mobile body after the mobile body has reached the planned passing position is not changed by the control unit to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory,
The game program according to claim 1 or 2. A time zone after the time point recognized by the control unit that a predetermined time has elapsed since the time when the coordinates of the first contact position were recognized by the control unit is recognized by the control unit as the predetermined time zone,
The game program according to claim 4. A time zone after the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit is recognized by the control unit as the predetermined time zone,
The game program according to claim 4. A game device capable of executing a game in which a moving object is displayed on a touch panel monitor,
The control unit calculates coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving body and the arrival position of the moving body, and a predetermined range in a plane including the coordinates of the predetermined position calculated by the control unit is set in the control unit. A passing area setting means for calculating and allowing the control unit to recognize the predetermined range as an expected passing display area of the moving body;
A first trajectory setting means for causing the control unit to calculate a trajectory of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area, and to allow the control unit to recognize the trajectory of the moving body calculated by the control unit as a predetermined trajectory;
Passing position setting means for causing the control unit to calculate a position where the predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the planned passing display area, and causing the control unit to recognize the position calculated by the control unit as the planned passing position of the moving body; ,
Contact position recognition means for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the first contact position of the instruction means in the monitor when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor;
Contact position moving means for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position of the instruction means on the monitor after movement when the instruction means is moved on the monitor;
From the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit to the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the scheduled passing position, the coordinates of the first contact position or after the movement Final contact position recognition means for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position as the coordinates of the final contact position;
A positional relationship determination means for causing a control unit to determine a positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position;
According to the determination result by the control unit with respect to the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position, the moving body after reaching the scheduled passing position A second trajectory setting means that does not cause the control unit to change the trajectory of the moving body to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory, or to change the trajectory to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory;
A game device comprising: A game control method capable of controlling a game in which a moving object is displayed on a touch panel monitor by a computer,
The control unit calculates coordinates of a predetermined position between the sending position of the moving body and the arrival position of the moving body, and a predetermined range in a plane including the coordinates of the predetermined position calculated by the control unit is set in the control unit. A passing area setting step for calculating and causing the control unit to recognize the predetermined range as an expected passing display area of the moving body;
A first trajectory setting step for causing the control unit to calculate a trajectory of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area, and causing the control unit to recognize the trajectory of the moving body calculated by the control unit as a predetermined trajectory;
A passing position setting step for causing the control unit to calculate a position where the predetermined trajectory of the moving body passes through the planned passing display area, and causing the control unit to recognize the position calculated by the controlling unit as the scheduled passing position of the moving body; ,
A contact position recognition step for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the first contact position of the instruction means in the monitor when the instruction means is brought into contact with the monitor;
A contact position moving step for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position of the instruction means on the monitor after movement when the instruction means is moved on the monitor;
From the time when the coordinates of the first contact position are recognized by the control unit to the time when the control unit recognizes that the moving body has reached the scheduled passing position, the coordinates of the first contact position or after the movement A final contact position recognition step for causing the control unit to recognize the coordinates of the contact position as the coordinates of the final contact position;
A positional relationship determination step for causing the control unit to determine a positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body passing through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position;
According to the determination result by the control unit with respect to the positional relationship between the coordinates of the passing position of the moving body that passes through the planned passing display area and the coordinates of the final contact position, the moving body after reaching the scheduled passing position A second trajectory setting step that does not cause the control unit to change the trajectory of the moving body to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory, or to change the trajectory to a trajectory different from the predetermined trajectory;
A game control method comprising:

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