JP2002017942A - Game card - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game card that requires a moderate degree of proficiency, has something strategic, has elements of an intellectual game and can maintain a player's interest. SOLUTION: This game card consists of two sets of fielder cards, each comprising a plurality of cards for being at bat and facing a pitcher card of the other team, getting on base as a runner or active fielding for the field, two sets of pitcher cards, each comprising at least one card for taking the mound and facing batters of the other team at bat for the field or batting for the team at bat, two sets of manager cards, each comprising at least one card that may influence the course of a game by replacement of players and special abilities, and two sets of play cards, each comprising a plurality of cards constituting plays of both teams at bat and the field for proceeding with the game.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a game card, and more particularly to a game card which is divided into offense and defense and competes for victory or defeat by bargaining with an opponent.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, this type of game card has been disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 53-70980 and Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-304292.
Is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Publication No. HEI 9-203 (1995).

[0003] Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 53-70980 discloses a card in which various operations and states are displayed by type, and eight pitch cards having different pitcher pitching strengths and a batter's swing strength. 8 different hitter cards, 8 different hitting cards with different hitting strengths of hitters, 8 different defensive cards with different processing methods for hitting defenders, There is disclosed a baseball game card consisting of a hitting, hitting, and stealing table showing the result of a combination of five sets of forty cards of eight different base cards and the above-mentioned arbitrary two sets of cards.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. Hei 6-304292 discloses a type record field for recording the type of a card, whether it is an attacking side or a defensive side, and a technique defined for each card according to the type of the type recording section. A game card provided with a skill record field for recording and a competence record field for recording a skill including a skill, speed, and power specified in the card with respect to the technique in the skill record field. A game card that determines each game as a player according to the rules corresponding to the game and determines the outcome of the game is disclosed.

[0005] However, the baseball game card described in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 53-70980 is almost always
The value displayed on the card determines the outcome, and the outcome is determined almost irrespective of the competitor's ability and proficiency. For this reason, there has been a problem that lack of strategy, lack of elements as an intellectual game, and the fact that the game is almost close to Janken, and you will be bored immediately.

On the other hand, the game card described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-304292 has a numerical value stored in the card,
Since the athlete's strategy of how to put out the game card has a great influence on the outcome, it has both strategic and contingency characteristics, and can be said to have a high element as an intellectual game. However, the content of the game is rather difficult, and a certain amount of skill is required to enjoy the game, and if opponents with different skill levels confront each other, the one with the higher skill level will win. , And there was a problem that the game was not interesting.

[0007]

As described above,
According to the above-mentioned conventional game card, there is a problem that a game card that does not require proficiency lacks strategicity, lacks elements as an intelligent game, and gets tired immediately. Also, for those requiring skill, the content of the game is not a little difficult, so if opponents with different skill levels confront each other, those with higher skill level will win and win There was a problem that.

[0008] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a game that requires an appropriate level of skill, has a strategy, and has an element as an intelligent game.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a game card that does not get tired immediately.

[0009]

In order to achieve the above object, a game card according to the present invention is a game card in which at least two players are divided into an enemy and an ally to play against each other, and the opponent stands at the bat and bats the opponent. Two pairs of fielder cards, each of which plays a pitcher card, runs on the base, becomes a runner, plays an active part in defense, and fights against an opponent batter who is standing at the mound when defending. Two sets of pitcher cards, each consisting of at least one batter, sometimes becoming batters, two sets of manager cards each consisting of one card that determines the direction of the game depending on the substitution of players and special abilities, and It is characterized by comprising two sets of a plurality of play cards constituting each play.

[0010] The game card of the present invention is characterized in that the content of each game in the play is determined by the content of a play card presented by an enemy and the content of a play card presented by an ally.

Further, the game card according to the present invention is characterized in that the content of the game by the play card changes according to the content of the fielder card, pitcher card and manager card.

In the game card of the present invention, the fielder card may include a player name display field for displaying a player name, a team name display field for displaying a team name to which the player belongs, and A defensive position display field for displaying whether the player is an infielder or an outfielder, a batting area display field for displaying whether the player is right-handed, left-handed, or double-hit, and a rank of the player. A player rank display section to be displayed, a basic ability display section to display the basic ability of the player, and a special ability display section to display the special ability of the player are provided.

In the game card of the present invention, the pitcher card may include a player name display field for displaying a player name, a team name display field for displaying a team name to which the player belongs, and A dominant arm display field that indicates whether the player is a throw or a left throw, a turn at bat display field that indicates whether the player is a right hit, a left hit, or a double hit, and a player rank that displays the rank of the player. A display section, a basic ability display section for displaying the basic ability of the player, and a special ability display section for displaying the special ability of the player.

In the game card of the present invention, the manager card may include a manager name display field for displaying a manager name, a team name display field for displaying the team name to which the manager belongs, and a rank of the manager. A supervisor rank display section to be displayed, a basic ability display section to display the basic ability of the manager, and a special ability display section to display the special ability of the manager are provided.

In the game card according to the present invention, the play card includes a pitching force display field for displaying a pitching power, a pitch type displaying field for displaying a pitch of a pitched ball, and a hitting power for displaying a hitting power. It is characterized by comprising a display column and a hit content display column for displaying the content of the hit.

In the game card according to the present invention, the pitching power and the hitting power are each represented by a numeral or a symbol that can be converted into a numerical value.

Further, the game card of the present invention is characterized in that, in each of the play cards, a value obtained by adding the digitized pitching force and the hitting force is a predetermined value. I do.

In the game card of the present invention, the pitching power is represented by an integer from 1 to 4, and the hitting power is
It is characterized by being represented by an integer from 2 to 5.

Further, the game card of the present invention is characterized in that in each of the play cards, a value obtained by adding a pitching force and a hitting force is a predetermined positive integer.

Further, in the game card of the present invention, in each of the play cards, a value obtained by adding a pitching force and a hitting force is 6
It is characterized by being constituted so that it becomes.

Further, the game card of the present invention is characterized in that each of the play cards can be used as an attack play card or a defense play card with one card by rotating the card. .

Further, the game card of the present invention includes a fielder name, a pitcher name, and a fielder corresponding to the name of a pitcher displayed on each of the cards at predetermined positions of the fielder card, the pitcher card, and the manager card. , Pitcher and director photos are displayed.

Further, the game card of the present invention includes a fielder name, a pitcher name, and a fielder respectively corresponding to the name of the pitcher displayed on each of the cards at predetermined positions of the fielder card, the pitcher card, and the manager card. , Pitcher, and director's biography are displayed.

Further, the game card of the present invention is characterized in that the game is played on a flat or three-dimensional game table imitating a stadium.

According to the present invention, a value in which the pitcher power and the hitting power are balanced in a numerical value is set in the same play card. Can play games.

[0026]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

First, the configuration of a game card according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing types of game cards according to the present invention.

The game card according to the present invention is shown in FIG.
Four types of cards: a fielder card as shown in (a), a pitcher card as shown in FIG. 1 (b), a manager card as shown in FIG. 1 (c), and a play card as shown in FIG. 1 (d). It consists of.

The fielder card shown in FIG. 1A is provided with a plurality of display fields, and includes a player name 32, an affiliated team 31, a defensive position 33, a bat 34, a player rank 35, a basic ability 38, and a special ability name 36. , And parameters such as the special ability text 37 are displayed. In the fielder card, the defensive position 33 is a catcher, an infielder, and an outfielder.
There are three types of bats 34: right hit, left hit, and double hit. Basic abilities 38 include stealing, G (golden) glove, end run, pitching eye, sacrifice hit, speed, slugger, one year transfer Eyes (may have up to 4)
There is. In addition, each player always has one special ability and is displayed as a special ability text 37.

The fielder card stands at bat and plays against the opponent's pitcher card, runs on the base, becomes a runner, and plays an active part in defense. To play the game, a starting order fielder card of at least one catcher, four infielders, and three outfielders is required. In addition to this starting order, several substitutes can be prepared.

The pitcher card shown in FIG. 1B is also provided with a plurality of display fields, and includes a player name 32, an affiliated team 31,
Dominant arm 46, bat 34, player rank 35, basic ability 3
8, parameters such as a special ability name 36 and a special ability text 37 are displayed. In the pitcher card, the dominant arm 46 has two types of right throw and left throw, and the at-bat 34 has three types of right strike, left strike and double strike. fork,
There are sliders, G (golden) gloves, the first year of transfer, etc. (may have up to 4). In addition, each player always has one special ability and is displayed as a special ability text 37.

The pitcher card stands on the mound during defense and plays against the opponent batter at bat, or becomes a batter during attack.
To play the game, it is necessary to have at least one pitcher card as a starting person in the team. In addition, several substitutes may be provided.

The manager card shown in FIG. 1 (c) is provided with a plurality of display fields as well, and includes a manager name 39, an affiliated team 31,
Parameters such as a player rank 35, a basic ability 38, a special ability name 36, and a special ability text 37 are displayed. In addition, the basic ability 38
There is a change of players, the first year of transfer, etc. (may have up to 4 players). In addition, the director has one or two special abilities, and is displayed as the special ability text 37.

In addition to replacing a player, the manager's card may influence the course of the game due to special abilities and the like. To play the game, you need to have one manager card on the team. A team cannot have more than one manager card.

The play card shown in FIG. 1D is also provided with a plurality of display fields, and a pitcher power 40 and pitches 41 and 4 are provided.
2, parameters such as a hitting force 44 and hitting contents 43 and 45 are displayed. In a play card, the pitching force 40 is represented by an integer from 1 to 4, for example, and the hitting force 44 is represented by an integer from 2 to 5, for example. The total hitting force is configured to be 6, for example (an example of a play card is shown in FIG. 2). In addition, pitcher power 40
The hitting force 44 is not limited to the above-described numbers (positive integers and the like), but may be characters or symbols that can be converted into numerical values. Further, the total of the pitching power and the hitting power in one play card is not limited to six.

The hitting content 45 includes content such as a straight ball (displayed as “direct”) and a changing ball (displayed as “variable”). The hitting content 43 includes content such as stealing or missing in addition to swinging. And as the pitch 41, a straight sphere ("straight")
), The content of a changing ball (displayed as “variable”), and the like, and the pitch type 42 includes the content of a strike, a ball, and the like.
Further, the play cards include special play cards (described later) in addition to the normal play cards, and are configured with parameters (throwing contents) which are not included in the normal play cards.

Play cards (normal and special) are
As shown in FIG. 2, the attacking side and the defending side are configured to be rotationally symmetric, and the attacking side and the defending side can be switched by rotating the play card by 180 degrees during the game. ing. As a result, one play card is used as an attack play card by turning the attacking side toward the opponent at the time of attack, and at the time of defense,
The play card can be used as a defense play card by rotating the play card by 180 degrees and directing the defending side toward the opponent. In other words, the offense and defense changed (changed)
In this case, it is possible to use the game (the game is continued) simply by turning over the play cards in hand. Although the play card is configured to be rotationally symmetric on the attacking side and the defensive side, the present invention is not limited to this.

Here, the meaning of setting (restricting) the parameter values of the pitching force and the hitting force of the play card as described above will be described.

First, the pitching force is set to an integer from 1 to 4,
Regarding the meaning of setting the hitting force to an integer from 2 to 5, if the pitching force is set to 0, there is almost no meaning in throwing. For this reason, it starts from 1. As described above, since the pitching force starts from 1, the home run can be hit by setting MAX of the hitting force to 5.

On the other hand, when the hitting force is 1, the pitching force is 0.
Unless otherwise, no absolute hit is produced. Since the game is not interesting at all, the parameter value of the hitting force is increased by one from the minimum value of the pitching force. As described above, by increasing the parameter value of the hitting force by 1, the chance of hitting increases and the game becomes more exciting.

Next, as to the meaning that the sum of the parameter values of the pitching force and the hitting force in one play card is 6, the play card in the game card of the present invention is However, since it is a system that plays with the same card regardless of whether it is a pitcher or a batter, it is necessary to make a play card deck with only high hitting cards and use aggressive tactics. Would be a very weak deck. in this way,
By setting the parameter values that balance the throwing and hitting values on the same card, it is necessary to build a deck with a good offense and defense balance, thereby creating strategic fun.

Next, basic abilities 38 described on a player card (fielder card, pitcher card, manager card, etc.)
The effect of the game on the game will be described below. <End run> If the first base runner and the batter belong to the same team and both have "end run", the runner can advance to two bases with a single hit. <Slugger> Swing a ball will always be a home run. <Picking eyes> It can be said that he did not swing. Used when swinging out. <Shunshi> You can return from second base with a single hit. <G Grab (Golden Grab)> During defense, if a player with this basic ability is in the outfielder, the runner's "quick foot" can be invalidated. Also, when the opponent is the infield goro, if the player with this ability is in the infielder, pitcher, or catcher, and the opponent runner is on the first base, they will be killed. <Stolen base> When a player having this basic ability is on the first or second base as a runner and the previous base is not buried, a "stolen base" card can be played. Also, if a player having this basic ability is a runner and plays a "stolen base" card while both are on the first base and the second base, the result is double steal, and both runners attempt a steal. If a “steer ball” is used during double stealing, the runner who is ahead will be out. <Theft> When a player with this basic ability is on the 3rd base as a runner, he or she can try a theft by playing a "stolen base" card. If a player with the "stolen base" ability is on the 1st or 2nd base as a runner and there is no runner without the "stolen base" ability on the previous base, double stealing is attempted and both runners attempt to steal. become. If a “steer ball” is used during double stealing, the runner who is ahead will be out. <Sacrifice hit> When a runner is on the base and a player with this basic ability is at bat, a "sacrifice hit" card can be used. <A player change> When a manager with this basic ability is on the bench, a player on a team can be replaced. <Check Ball> When a player with this basic ability is on the mound as a pitcher, a "check ball" card can be used. <Curve, Slider, Fork> When a player with these basic abilities is on the mound as a pitcher, the play cards of "curve", "slider" and "fork" can be played as special changing ball cards. <Transfer first year, rookie, second year> In particular, this basic ability alone does not change the player's ability, but by having attributes such as "transfer first year", special abilities that affect players can be achieved. is there. <○○ killer> In the part of ○○, “the name of the team” “left pitcher”
"Right batter" etc. are included. When a player with that attribute plays as a pitcher or batter, the pitcher's power (when the player with that ability is the pitcher) or the batting power (when the player with that ability is the batter) increases by one.

* Regarding Combination Combination may occur depending on the basic ability such as G (Golden) grab. At this time, of the runners who can be forced out, two runners, one runner and one batter, selected by the defending player are out. A runner who can be a force-out is a first-base runner (always a force-out when there is a first-base runner), a second-base runner with runners 1 and 2 or a second- or third-base runner with runners full. Refers to.

Next, a method of playing with a game card according to the present invention will be described. The content of the game is not particularly limited, but baseball will be described as an example.

(Preparation of Game) Each player consists of a “team” consisting of one manager, one or more pitchers, one or more catchers, four or more infielders, and three or more outfielders, and 25 An "operations deck" consisting of at least 25 play cards (any number of play cards is acceptable) is prepared in advance. A "team" may contain one manager card and up to 15 player cards. No more than the same special play card can be in the Strategic Deck. The special play card is, for example, a ball type (curve, etc.) or hitting content (missing, stealing, etc.) that cannot be made with a normal play card.
Is a pre-card capable of performing the following.

Next, the starting members (one director, one pitcher)
Name, one catcher, four infielders, three outfielders) and determine the batting order, and arrange the cards as shown in FIG. Player cards other than the starting member will be placed in the place of the substitute player. Also, the strategy deck is often shuffled and turned upside down to become a deck. Also, an appropriate number of score display markers (for example, hajiki), outcount display markers, counters, and next batter display markers are prepared. Then, the player decides whether to play first or second by means of a rock-paper-scissor or the like, and picks up five play cards from the deck for each other.

(Progress of the Game) At the beginning of the inning, the defensive player places the pitcher on the mound. The attacking player places the batter in the next batting order on the batter and puts a “next batter display marker” on the batter in the next batting order. At this time, the defensive player can replace the pitcher card in the player before the pitcher. However, the pitcher cannot change unless he has pitched at least one batter. Also, the attacking player can replace the batter with a player card among the players. However, a change of players cannot be performed unless there is a manager card with the ability of "change players" in the team. A substituted player is placed on the pile of cards of the substituted player and cannot appear during the game.

When it is not necessary to change the pitcher / batter, the defending player puts one play card face down from the hand. Next, the attacking player puts out a play card from his or her hand. The combination of these two play cards will determine the outcome of the match as shown in the table below.

[0049]

[Table 1]

That is, in the case of a successful hit, the “hitting power” − “pitching power” of the play card is calculated. -2 or less: Goro infield (when there is a pitcher, catcher, or infielder who has an out, a G grab, -1: Outfield fly (If there is a runner on 3rd base with out, no out or 1 out, it becomes a sacrifice fly and the 3rd runner can survive) 0: Fal (Replenish play cards) 1: Single hit 2: 2 hits 3: 3 hits 4: Home run The basic progress of the game proceeds in the same manner as general baseball.

When the special play card is used, the following judgment is made. <Stolen base> 1. When the designated runner has "stolen ability" 1.1 The opponent has "checked". → One of the most advanced runners specified is out. This is 3
If out, the current batter will be the next attack. 1.2 The opponent has issued something other than “check”. → All designated runners advance one by one. However, a book stealer can only be designated as a runner with the "book steal" ability. 2. When there is no runner on the base (handled as missed) 2.1 The opponent threw a normal ball → Struck out. 2.2 The opponent threw a ball and ball → Strike out. 3. When the designated runner does not have "stolen ability" →
The specified runner is out.

<Fork> (Pay a cost (described later) 1 when listed, or throw a ball if you do not pay) 1. The pitcher has a “fork” 1.1 The opponent is a normal strike → strikeout . 1.2 The opponent is "single hit" → strikeout. 2. Your hand does not have a fork → You have thrown a ball.

<Curve> (Pay a cost of 1 when listed, or throw a ball if you do not pay) 1. The pitcher has a "curve" 1.1 The opponent is a normal strike → strikeout. 1.2 The opponent is "single hit" → strikeout. 2. The pitcher does not have a curve → he has thrown a ball.

<Slider> (Cost 1 when tabulated)
(If you do not pay, you will have thrown a ball) 1. The pitcher has a “slider” 1.1 The opponent is a normal hit → strikeout. 1.2 The opponent is "single hit" → strikeout. 2. The pitcher does not have the slider. → The ball has been thrown.

<Fastball> (Pay the cost 1 when listed, if you do not pay, you will throw a ball) 1. The pitcher has a "fastball" 1.1 The opponent is a normal hit → strikeout. 1.2 The opponent is "single hit" → strikeout. 2. The pitcher does not have the fastball → throws the ball.

<Stick ball> 1. The opponent swings → It always hits the bat, and the pitcher power is 0. 2. Opponent sees off → four balls. 3. The opponent misses → strikes out.

<Sacrificial hit> 1. The opponent throws a normal ball → All the runners advance, and you are out. 2. The opponent hits the ball and hits Uchino. 3. I don't have the ability to sacrifice hitting.

<Empty swing> Always strike out

<Check> 1. The pitcher has the "check" ability. 1.1 There is a runner capable of "stolen base" on the base. If the opponent is "stolen base", out. If the opponent is not steal, replenish both cards. And fight again. There is no runner capable of “stolen base” on 1.2 base → treated as a ball and ball.

<Single hit> 1. The opponent throws a normal ball → Single hit with a cost of 3. → Out if you do not pay the cost. 2. The opponent throws a special ability ball (curve, slider, fork, fastball) → Strike out.

Summarizing these, the following table shows the determination of special play card involvement.

[0062]

[Table 2]

When the judgment is completed, the used play card is placed on the virgin mountain. If the judgment is foul, another ball is played without replenishing play cards. At this time, if either of the hands is exhausted, processing is performed as shown in the following table.

[0064]

[Table 3]

When the battle is completed as described above, players are replenished from the deck until they have five cards in hand. If there are already five or more cards in hand, the hand is not refilled. When the deck runs out, shuffle the cards of the Ki Kiyama and the used pile of cards together, turn the back to the deck, and replenish the shortage from there.

When a score is obtained in this battle, the score display markers are increased. When the out-count increases, increase the out-count display marker. When the out count reaches 3, the offense and defense are changed, and the out count display marker is returned to 0.

Further, at a predetermined timing, the ability or special ability of the player can be used. In particular, when the use timing of the special ability is not described, the “judgment” is completed and the special ability can be used before the result is determined.

The timing of using special abilities is roughly divided into (1) those that exert their effects without paying the cost (continue exerting them) (2-1) When the batter stands at bat, he pays the cost and uses it Thing (2-2) When both play cards are played, pay the cost before the judgment and use it. (2-3) Turn both play cards face up and pay the cost after the judgment result is decided. Items to be used (2-4) Some items are used at a different time, paying a cost.

Regarding (2-1) to (2-4), if there is a special ability that can be used by both the attacker and the defender at that time,
The attacker decides whether to use the special ability first. Next, the defender decides whether to use the special ability. As described above, the attacking side and the defending side alternately determine the use / non-use of the special ability, and when both use the special ability, the process proceeds to the next processing.

When the special ability is used, the number of cards at the cost determined from the power of KI is transferred to the pile of used bills. If there are 7 or more Ki Kiyama, you can use ESP and move all Ki Kiyama cards to the pile of used cards. The descriptions of these special abilities take precedence over the effects and rules of play cards.

When there are contradictory effects among the special abilities, the effect of the special abilities that have been used after paying the cost is given priority. If there are contradictory special abilities that exert their effects without paying the cost, the defending special abilities take precedence. In addition, only the ability to "disable the effect of increasing the batting force (pitcher power) during this inning" is used, and the ability to "disable the effect of increasing the batting force (up)" is used even after the ability such as "1 UP" is used. The effect takes precedence.

The above-mentioned "contradictory" means a special ability that cannot simultaneously achieve both, such as "the hitting force becomes 3 ← → the hitting force becomes 4" and "the hitting the bat ← → it always swings out". Point to.

Further, when the pitcher stands at bat, the hitting power is
1 DOWN. Also, if the fielder is forced to stand on the mound, the pitcher's power will be 1 DOWN.

(End of Game) When the determined inning ends as described above, the game ends. Normally, the game ends with three innings. At this point, the player with the most points wins. In the case of a tie, a tie will result. In addition, by arranging in advance, it is possible to carry out extra time.

It is to be noted that the above-described player card used in the game card of the present invention may be used as a trading card by displaying a photograph or a biography of a player or a manager on the parameter display column side or the back side thereof. It is possible.

Further, by playing (playing) a game using the game card of the present invention on a real game table (game board or the like) constituted by a plane or a three-dimensional model imitating a stadium, the playability is enhanced. , A game full of presence can be played.

Further, by separating the player cards from the play cards, the player lineup and the play can be separated, and the sense of reality of the game can be improved (for example, even a home run batter may have some hits depending on the play card) Etc.).

Further, both play of the throw and the play of the play card are constituted, and when the throwing strength is strong, the striking strength is weak. In addition, neither the throwing strength nor the hitting strength can be made strong, and the balance of the play cards of the entire team can be naturally balanced.

Further, depending on the configuration of the game itself and the manner of proceeding with the game, the user can enjoy the game feeling as if it were an actual game. Further, in proceeding with the game, it is possible to enjoy a reasoning battle with the opponent (such as bargaining by searching for belly).

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it goes without saying that various modifications can be made within the scope of the technical idea described in the claims.

[0081]

As described above, according to the game card of the present invention, both the play of the throw and the play of the play card are constituted, and if the throw strength is strong, the strike strength is weak. As a result, we can naturally balance the play card lineup of the entire team,
A powerful game with strategic and intellectual game elements can be played.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing types of game cards according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a play card.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of card arrangement when playing a game using the game card of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 31 Affiliated team 32 Player name 33 Defensive position 34 At bat 35 Player rank 36 Special ability name 37 Special ability text 38 Basic ability 39 Manager name 40 Pitching power 41 Pitch (abbreviation) 42 Pitch 43 Attack 44 Hitting 45 Attack ( Abbreviation) 46 dominant arm

Claims (16)

[Claims] Claims 1. A game card in which at least two players are divided into an enemy and an ally to play against. The player plays the opponent's pitcher card while standing at bat, plays a runner on the base, and plays an active part in defense. And two sets of fielders, each consisting of a plurality of cards, and at least one card each of which becomes a batter at the time of attack while standing against the batter at the mound while defending.
A pair of pitcher cards, each of which determines the direction of the game by changing players and special abilities
A game card, comprising: two sets of manager cards each consisting of a single card; and two sets of play cards each consisting of a plurality of sets, each of which constitutes both play of a throw for playing the game. 2. The contents of each game in the play are:
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the content of the play card presented by the enemy and the content of the play card presented by the ally are determined.
The game card described in. 3. The game card according to claim 2, wherein the content of the game by the play card changes according to the content of the fielder card, the pitcher card, and the manager card. 4. The fielder card includes: a player name display field for displaying a player name; a belonging team name display field for displaying a team name to which the player belongs; and the player being a catcher, an infielder, and an outfielder. A defensive position display field for displaying which of the above, a player's, right-hit, left-hand, and batting-attack-display field for displaying which of two-hit, and a player rank display field for displaying the rank of the player The game card according to claim 1, further comprising: a basic ability display section for displaying a basic ability of the player; and a special ability display section for displaying a special ability of the player. 5. The pitcher card includes: a player name display field for displaying a player name; a team name display field for displaying a team name to which the player belongs; A dominant arm display field for displaying whether there is a player, a turn at bat display field for displaying whether the player is a right hit, a left hit, or a double hit; a player rank display field for displaying the rank of the player; The game card according to claim 1, further comprising: a basic ability display section for displaying a basic ability of the player; and a special ability display section for displaying a special ability of the player. 6. The manager card includes a manager name display field for displaying a manager name, a team name display field for displaying the name of the team to which the manager belongs, and a manager rank display field for displaying the rank of the manager. 2. The game card according to claim 1, further comprising: a basic ability display section for displaying a basic ability of the manager; and a special ability display section for displaying a special ability of the manager. 3. 7. The play card includes: a pitching power display field for displaying a pitching power; a pitch type displaying field for displaying a pitch of a pitched ball; a hitting power display field for displaying a hitting power; 2. The game card according to claim 1, further comprising: a hit content display field for displaying the following. 8. The game card according to claim 7, wherein the pitching force and the hitting force are each represented by a numeral or a symbol that can be converted into a numerical value. 9. The system according to claim 8, wherein a value obtained by adding the digitized pitching force and the hitting force to each of the play cards is a predetermined value.
The game card described in. 10. The game card according to claim 7, wherein the pitching force is represented by an integer from 1 to 4, and the hitting force is represented by an integer from 2 to 5. . 11. The game card according to claim 10, wherein in each of the play cards, a value obtained by adding a pitching force and a hitting force is a predetermined positive integer. 12. The game card according to claim 10, wherein a value obtained by adding a pitching force and a hitting force is 6 in each of the play cards. 13. The play card according to claim 7, wherein each of the play cards can be used as an attack play card or a defensive play card by rotating one play card. The game card according to 1. 14. A photograph of a fielder, a pitcher, and a manager respectively corresponding to the fielder name, the pitcher name, and the manager name displayed on the respective cards at predetermined positions of the fielder card, the pitcher card, and the manager card. 14. The game card according to claim 1, wherein is displayed. 15. A biography of a fielder, a pitcher, and a manager corresponding to the fielder name, pitcher name, and manager name displayed on each of the fielder card, the pitcher card, and the manager card at predetermined positions. 15. The game card according to claim 1, wherein is displayed. 16. The game card according to claim 1, wherein the game is played on a plane or a three-dimensionally configured game table imitating a stadium.