JP3343068B2 - Cursor display device for PK battle in soccer game device, cursor display method, and medium storing program for displaying cursor - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is suitable for use in a PK battle of a soccer video game apparatus using an optical disk, a magnetic disk, or a semiconductor memory, for example, a cassette type recording medium, in which program data is recorded. The present invention relates to a cursor display device, a method, and a medium storing a program for displaying a cursor.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, many video game systems (devices) have been proposed. Examples of the system include a home dedicated machine and a television monitor, a professional dedicated machine, and a system including a personal computer or a workstation, a display, and an audio output machine.
Each of these systems includes a controller for operation by a player, a recording medium on which game program data is recorded, a CPU for controlling sound and image generation based on the game program data, and The processor includes a processor for generating, a processor for generating audio, a CRT for displaying an image, and a speaker for outputting audio. As the recording medium, there are many CD-ROMs, semiconductor memories, cassettes incorporating semiconductor memories, and the like.

When this kind of game is viewed from the point of the kind, various kinds of games are known. Among them, a so-called soccer game is known in which a large number of characters are displayed on a CRT screen to perform a game. Have been. Soccer games
By operating the controller, the player, who is his / her character, is instructed to dribble, pass, or shoot, and competes for a score. This is a highly entertaining and entertaining video game. In a soccer game, there is a PK battle, but in a conventional video game, even when such a PK battle is performed, there is basically no difference from the shooting screen during the game.

[0004]

However, in the case where a soccer game, which is peculiar to a soccer game, is treated as a single independent game, the game is more game-like and has a high level of athleticity. It is desired to provide a game. Further, even if the PK battle is displayed on the screen, if the kicker and the goal or keeper overlap on the screen, the distance to the goal cannot be grasped. It is very clear how long the kicked ball will reach the net, and how much the ball must be turned diagonally or upward to graze the goal post. There is a problem that it becomes difficult, and this is also a very important issue in a PK battle.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and displays a kicker cursor indicating a kicker's shooting position so as to be movable, and indicates an area where a goalie of a kicked ball can be blocked by a keeper. Provided is a cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device that is more interesting and has high game characteristics by displaying a keeper cursor that can be moved, and a medium storing a cursor display method and a program for displaying a cursor. The purpose is to do so.

[0006]

A cursor display device for a PK battle according to the present invention displays at least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball and a keeper on a monitor display surface, and displays at least one of a kicker and a keeper. A kicker cursor is displayed on the monitor screen in order to indicate the shot position of the kicker in a soccer game device with a built-in computer that performs a PK battle by giving a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a player via a controller. Kicker cursor display means, kicker cursor movement instructing means for instructing the displayed kicker cursor to be movable within the monitor screen, and keeper cursor for instructing an area in which the keeper can block the goal of the kicked ball. Keeper displayed on the above monitor screen Cursor display means, and keeper cursor movement instructing means for instructing the displayed keeper cursor to be movable on the monitor screen of the monitor screen, and the kicker cursor movement instructing means and the keeper cursor movement instructing means. When one of the movement instruction means is operated and controlled by the player from the controller, the other movement instruction means is controlled by the computer. According to this configuration, on the monitor screen, the attack range of the kicker,
It is possible to determine the kick timing while checking the keeper's defense range, and when taking charge of the kicker as a player, the keeper's cursor is movable, so use the movement in reverse to kick It is a more interesting PK battle, such as a requirement to move the cursor to kick. Conversely, when the player is in charge of the keeper, the PK battle is more interesting, such as following the delicate movement of the kicker cursor and following the keeper cursor in that direction. That is, the player is on the kicker side, the computer of the game device is in charge of the keeper side, or vice versa (above, for one person), and both players are in charge of both (for two people).

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the computer controls the kicker cursor and the keeper cursor to randomly move up, down, left, and right on a monitor screen. According to this configuration,
When the computer of the game device controls the kicker cursor and the keeper cursor, these cursors are randomly moved up, down, left, and right on the monitor screen.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a cursor display device for a PK battle in the soccer game device according to any one of the first to third aspects, further comprising a strong kick instruction unit and a weak kick instruction unit. The kicker cursor is composed of a strong kick guide area on the outer circumference side and a weak kick guide area on the inner side. When the strong kick instruction means is operated and the ball is kicked, any one of the strong kick guide areas When the ball is shot at a position and the weak kick instructing means is operated to kick the ball, the ball is shot in the weak kick guide area. According to this configuration, when the strong kick instruction means is operated and the ball is kicked, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and conversely, the weak kick instruction means is operated. When the ball is kicked,
The ball is accurately shot in the inner weak kick guide area, and the player in charge of the kicker can selectively instruct one of the kicks.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, at least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball, and a keeper is displayed on the monitor display surface, and a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a controller are given to at least one of the kicker and the keeper. In the soccer game device for causing a PK battle, a kicker cursor display means for displaying a kicker cursor on the monitor screen to indicate a shot position of the kicker, and displaying the displayed kicker cursor on the monitor screen. Kicker cursor movement instructing means for instructing movement, keeper cursor display means for displaying on the monitor screen a keeper cursor for indicating an area where the keeper can block the goal of the kicked ball, and the displayed keeper Move the cursor on the monitor screen Keeper cursor movement instructing means for instructing movement on the monitor screen, strong kick instructing means and weak kick instructing means, and the kicker cursor is provided with a strong kick guide area on the outer peripheral side and a weak kick inner side. When the ball is kicked by operating the strong kick instruction means, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and the weak kick instruction means is operated. Then, when the ball is kicked, the ball is shot in the weak kick guide area.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a game machine further comprising goal control means for determining a goal or a miss goal according to whether the display of the kicker cursor matches the display of the keeper cursor. According to this configuration, if the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor match (including partial overlap), a goal is missed, and if the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor do not match, the goal is achieved.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the soccer game apparatus according to any one of the first to third aspects, the kicker cursor display means displays a shot position after a kick. A position guide is displayed. The keeper cursor is composed of a punch cursor area on the outer peripheral side that can prevent punching and a catch cursor area on the inner side that can prevent catching. When the shoot position guide matches the punch cursor. Is characterized in that the keeper punches the kicked ball and the keeper catches the kicked ball when the shot position guide coincides with the catch cursor. According to this configuration, when the shot position guide matches the punch cursor, the keeper punches the kicked ball. When the shoot position guide matches the catch cursor, the keeper punches the kicked ball. Because it is catching, the movement of the keeper is changed, giving a sense of realism.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the soccer game apparatus, the cursor display method for a PK battle displays at least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball, and a keeper on a monitor display surface, and displays at least one of the kicker and the keeper. In a soccer game device with a built-in computer that performs a PK battle by giving a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a player via a controller, a kicker cursor can be moved on the monitor screen to indicate the shot position of the kicker , While
A keeper cursor indicating an area in which the goal of the kicked ball can be blocked by the keeper is displayed on the monitor screen so as to be movable, and one of the kicker cursor and the keeper cursor is moved from a controller to a player. The other cursor is controlled by a computer when the operation is controlled by the computer.

According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a cursor display method for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein at least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball and a keeper is displayed on a monitor display surface, and at least one of the kicker and the keeper is displayed. In a soccer game device that performs a PK battle by giving a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a controller, a kicker cursor is displayed on the monitor screen so as to be movable in order to indicate the shot position of the kicker, and the kicker is kicked. A keeper cursor indicating an area where the keeper can block the goal of the hit ball is displayed on the monitor screen so as to be movable and the kicker cursor has a strong kick guide area on the outer peripheral side and a weak kick guide area on the inner side. And the above strong kick is directed When the ball is kicked, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and when the weak kick is instructed and the ball is kicked, the ball is kicked in the weak kick guide area. The ball is to be shot.

According to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention, at least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball, and a keeper is displayed on a monitor display surface, and a kick instruction is given from a player to at least one of the kicker and the keeper via a controller. Move the kicker cursor on the monitor screen to indicate the kicker's shoot position on a medium storing a PK battle cursor display program in a soccer game device with a built-in computer in which a PK battle is performed by giving a blocking instruction. In addition to displaying the instruction, the keeper cursor indicating the area in which the goalie of the kicked ball can be blocked by the keeper is displayed on the monitor screen so as to be instructable to move, and one of the kicker cursor and the keeper cursor is displayed. Cursor is in control When operated controlled by the player from the one in which the other cursor is characterized in that so as to be controlled by a computer.

According to the present invention, at least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball, and a keeper is displayed on the monitor display surface, and a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a controller are given to at least one of the kicker and the keeper. In a medium storing a PK battle cursor display program in a soccer game device that causes a PK battle to be performed, a kicker cursor is displayed on the monitor screen so as to be movable in order to indicate the shot position of the kicker, A keeper cursor indicating an area where the keeper can block the goal of the kicked ball is displayed on the monitor screen so as to be movable, and the kicker cursor has a strong kick guide area on the outer peripheral side and a weak kick on the inner side. It is composed of a guide area and the strong kick When the ball is shown and kicked, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and when the weak kick is instructed and the ball is kicked, the weak kick guide area The above-mentioned ball is shot.

[0016]

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a game device as one embodiment of the present invention.

The game device shown in FIG. 1 includes a game machine main body, a television monitor 13 for outputting a game image, a pre-main amplifier 16 and a speaker 17 for outputting a game sound, an image, And a recording medium 5 on which game data including voice and program data is recorded. Here, the recording medium 5 is, for example, a so-called ROM cassette, an optical disk, a flexible disk, or the like in which a ROM or the like in which the game data and the program data of the operating system are stored is stored in a plastic case. Of course, it also includes those mounted directly on the game circuit board.

In the game machine main body, a bus 2 comprising an address, data and a controller bus is connected to a CPU 1,
The RAM 2, the interface circuit 4, the interface circuit 6, the signal processor 9, the image drawing processor 10, the interface circuit 11, and the interface circuit 14 are connected to the bus 2, respectively. The controller 8 is connected, and the interface circuit 11
Is connected to the D / A converter 12 and the interface circuit 14 is connected to the D / A converter 15.

Here, the form of the above-mentioned game machine differs depending on the application. That is, when the game device is configured for home use, the television monitor 13, the pre-main amplifier 16 and the speaker 17 are separate from the game machine body. In addition, the above-mentioned game device,
When configured for business use, all the components shown in FIG. 1 are housed in a single integrated housing. Further, when the game device is configured as a system with a personal computer or a workstation as a core, the television monitor 13 corresponds to a display for the computer, and the image drawing processor 10 The interface circuits 4, 6, 11, and 14 correspond to a part of the game program data recorded on the recording medium 5 or hardware on an expansion board mounted in an expansion slot of the computer. 1
5. The operation information interface circuit 7 corresponds to hardware on an expansion board mounted in an expansion slot of the computer. The RAM 3 corresponds to each area of the main memory or the extended memory on the computer. In the present embodiment, a case where the game apparatus is configured for home use will be described as an example.

Next, for each component shown in FIG.
This will be described in more detail. The signal processor 9 mainly calculates the viewpoint position (in the present embodiment, changes the height, direction, zoom, etc. of the camera as described later),
Performs calculations in a three-dimensional space, calculations for converting a position in a three-dimensional space to a position in a pseudo three-dimensional space, light source calculation processing, and generation and processing of audio data.

The image drawing processor 10 writes image data to be drawn into the RAM 3 based on the calculation result of the signal processor 9, for example,
The writing (pasting) of the texture data to the area of the RAM 3 specified by the polygon is performed.

The controller 8 includes an A button 8a, a B button 8b, a start button 8c, a cross key 8d, a stick controller 8e, a left trigger button 8f, a right trigger button 8g, a C1 button 8h, a C2 button 8i, a C3 button 8j, It has a C4 button 8k, a connector 8m, and a depth (rear side) trigger button 8n. Here, a memory or the like for temporarily storing the progress state of the game or the like is detachable from the connector 8m. The stick-type controller 8e is operable not only in the vertical and horizontal directions but also in a 360-degree direction, and has substantially the same function as a joystick. The C1 button 8h, the C2 button 8i, the C3 button 8j, and the C4 button 8k are collectively referred to as a C button. The function of each button will be described each time.

Next, the operation will be described.

A power switch (not shown) is turned on,
The game device is turned on. At this time, CPU1
Reads out images, sounds, and game program data from the recording medium 5 based on the operating system recorded on the recording medium 5. Some or all of the read image, sound, and game program data are R
It is held on AM3. Thereafter, the CPU 1 executes the game program and data (image data and audio data including polygons and textures of a display object) stored on the RAM 3 and the content specified by the game player via the controller 8 based on the game program. Advance the game. That is,
The CPU 1 appropriately generates a command as a task for drawing and audio output based on the instruction content instructed by the game player via the controller 8. Based on the command, the signal processor 9 calculates the viewpoint position, calculates the position of the character in the three-dimensional space with respect to the viewpoint position (of course, the same is true in the two-dimensional space), calculates the light source, and calculates the light source. Performs data generation and processing.

Subsequently, the image drawing processor 10
Based on the above calculation result, a process of writing image data to be drawn in the display area on the RAM 3 is performed. The image data written in the display area of the RAM 3 is supplied to the D / A converter 12 via the interface circuit 11, where it is converted into an analog video signal, and then supplied to the television monitor 13, where the image is displayed on the screen. Will be displayed as On the other hand, the audio data output from the signal processor 9 is supplied to a D / A converter 15 via an interface circuit 14, where it is converted into an analog audio signal, and then converted from a speaker 17 via a pre-main amplifier 16. Is output as

The drawing commands include a drawing command for drawing a three-dimensional image using polygons and a drawing command for drawing a normal two-dimensional image. Here, a polygon is a two-dimensional image of a polygon, and a triangle or a quadrangle is used in the present embodiment.

A rendering command for rendering a three-dimensional image using polygons includes polygon vertex address data in the RAM 3, texture address data indicating the storage position of the texture data to be attached to the polygon on the buffer 11, and the color of the texture data. , Color pallet address data indicating the storage position of the color pallet data on the RAM 3 and luminance data indicating the luminance of the texture.

Among these data, the polygon vertex address data is converted by the image rendering processor 9 from the polygon vertex coordinate data in the three-dimensional space from the CPU 1 based on the movement amount data and rotation amount data of the screen itself. By doing so, it is obtained by replacing with polygon vertex coordinate data on two dimensions. Further, the rendering processor 10 writes texture data corresponding to the range of the display area of the RAM 3 indicated by three or four polygon vertex address data.

One object is composed of many polygons. The CPU 1 stores the coordinate data of each polygon in the three-dimensional space in the RAM 3. When the player, who is the character, is moved on the display surface by the operation of the controller 8, in other words, when expressing the movement of the player itself or when changing the position at which the player is looking (viewpoint position), the following is performed. Processing is performed.

That is, the CPU 1 determines the three-dimensional coordinate data of the vertices of each polygon held in the RAM 3 and the movement amount data and rotation amount data of each polygon.
Three-dimensional coordinate data after movement and rotation of each polygon is sequentially obtained. 3 of each polygon obtained in this way
Of the dimensional coordinate data, horizontal and vertical coordinate data are supplied to the image drawing processor 10 as address data on the display area of the RAM 3, that is, polygon vertex address data. The image drawing processor 10 writes the texture data indicated by the previously assigned texture address data on a triangular or quadrangular display area of the buffer 11 indicated by three or four polygon vertex address data.
As a result, on the display surface of the monitor 13, objects (textile players, referees, fields, goal nets, stands, spectators, etc.) having texture data pasted to many polygons are displayed.

A drawing command for drawing a normal two-dimensional image includes vertex address data, texture address data, color palette address data indicating the storage position of the color palette data indicating the color of the texture data on the RAM 3, and the luminance of the texture. And luminance data indicating the following. Among these data, the vertex address data is coordinates obtained by the image drawing processor 10 performing coordinate conversion of vertex coordinate data on a two-dimensional plane from the CPU 1 based on the movement amount data and the rotation amount data from the CPU 1. Data. Hereinafter, regarding the drawing process,
A simplified description such as "Issuing a drawing command" is used.

The signal processor 9 stores the ADPCM data read from the recording medium 5 in the RAM 3 and uses the ADPCM data stored in the RAM 3 as a sound source. Then, the signal processor 13 reads the ADPCM data with a clock having a frequency of, for example, 44.1 KHz. Then, the signal processor 13
The ADPCM data read from the PPC is subjected to processes such as pitch conversion, noise addition, envelope setting, level setting, and reverb addition. The audio data read from the recording medium 5 is a CD-DA (Compact).
In the case of PCM data such as Disk Digital Audio, the signal processor 9
It is converted to ADPCM data. The processing of the PCM data by the program data is performed directly on the RAM 3. PC processed on RAM3
After the M data is supplied to the signal processing circuit 9 and converted into ADPCM data, the M data is subjected to the various processes described above, and then output from the speaker 16 as audio.

The data in the recording medium 5 is read by a driver such as a hard disk drive, an optical disk drive, a flexible disk drive, a silicon disk drive, and a cassette medium reader. The recording medium 5 is, for example, a hard disk, an optical disk, a flexible disk, a semiconductor memory, or the like. The driver reads images, sounds, and program data from the recording medium 5, and
The read data is supplied to the interface circuit 4. The interface circuit 4 applies an ECC (Error Correction) to the reproduced data from the driver.
n Code), and supplies the error-corrected data to the RAM 3 or the signal processor 9.

FIGS. 2 to 4 are views showing an example of a setting screen. FIG. 2 is a view showing an example of a screen in which “attack participation setting” is designated. FIG. 3 is a view of a screen in which “role” is designated. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example, and FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a screen in a state where “explanation of role” is designated.

In the soccer video game to which the present invention is applied, various registration screens are displayed using the registration screen display function of the CPU 1 prior to the game. First, a game mode setting screen is displayed in the form of an icon. This game mode is, for example, "league match",
"Tournament", "PK battle" described later, etc. are included,
When the player moves the cursor to a desired icon position with the cross key 8d and presses the A button 8a, the screen is switched to the screen of the designated game mode. Here, for example, when "tournament" is designated, a "game setting" screen is displayed, and setting of an opponent is permitted. When the selection operation on these setting screens is completed, a "formation edit" screen is displayed in an icon format. This screen is an element of the game settings,
After setting, "EXIT" to exit this formation change screen, "formation change" to change formation (player formation), "position change" to adjust player position in each area, player in zone units "Zone position change" for batch change of position, MF
(Midfielder), DF (Defender) "attack participation setting" to set the players participating in the attack, "role" to change the role of the player, "role description to explain or explain the role Is displayed.

[Formation Change] is a DF,
Assignment of positions to three zones of MF and FW (forward) is performed. In the assignment, required types are displayed in the form of a menu on the screen, and a desired type can be designated with the A button 8a. ing.

When "position change" is designated,
A screen substantially similar to that of FIG. 3 described later is displayed by the registration screen display function of the CPU 1, the players and their positions are displayed in a list in the vertical direction, and the player positions the player with the cross key 8d. 8a: The content of the player specified (confirmed) by pressing the button (individual ability (characteristics): determining power, shooting power, ability to curve the shot ball, speed, dashing power, stamina, jumping power, ball keeping ability , Defense ability, etc.)
Is displayed. What is necessary is just to set the emphasis on a desirable ability according to the arrangement of each player. These settings are made by positioning with the cross key 8d and pressing the A button 8a.
The data setting function of the PU1 registers the corresponding data for each player and changes the display contents of the screen. By expressing this ability by a numerical value (1 to 99), the judgment becomes easy. In the lower right of the screen, a field is displayed with the position of the designated player,
The position can be adjusted in the area by d. Here, the area refers to the periphery of a position basically set for each position, and refers to a range that does not enter an adjacent position.

When the "zone position change" is designated, the position can be changed collectively with the cross key 8d for each zone of DF, MF, FW, adjusted to a desired position, and adjusted with the A button 8a. Can be determined. In this case, the entire screen is switched to the field, so that it is easy to see.
Also, when a zone is designated, the brightness of that zone is higher than that of the other zones, making it easier to recognize the designated zone.

When the "attack participation setting" is designated, the screen shown in FIG. 2 is displayed, and the players and their defensive positions for the number of members constituting the team are displayed in a list by the registration screen display function of the CPU 1, and Players who want to participate in the attack are individually selected using the stick controller 8e or the cross key 8d. In FIG. 2, “Honda” of “8” is selected (the display frame in the player list is displayed so as to be identifiable), and the game ability including the face and character is displayed at the upper right of the screen. . In addition, a field is displayed at the lower right of the screen, and an arrow is attached to the position of the player selected to participate in the attack to make it easy to confirm the selected player and its position. When the selection of the required player is completed, the A button 8
Pressing a confirms the selected player. The process from the selection of each player to the confirmation of the attack participation, the data registration and the change of the display contents of the screen are performed by the CP.
It is processed by the data setting function of U1. In addition,
Attack participation settings may be specified in zone units.

When the "role" is designated, the screen shown in FIG. 3 is displayed, a list of players and their positions is displayed, and the stick type controller 8e or the
The player who wants to change the role is selected using d, and is determined by the A button 8a. In FIG. 3, "Soma" of "7" is selected (displayed in the player list so as to be identifiable by a frame), and its face and character are displayed at the upper right of the screen. Further, a field imitating a soccer field is displayed at the lower right of the screen, and the position of the selected player is displayed in a different brightness or color from the other positions for easy confirmation.

When "explanation of role" is designated, a screen shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. In this screen, for example, "sweeper" is designated, its contents are displayed in the center of the screen, and fields are displayed in the lower part, and the actual movement of the sweeper is explained in a moving image. When the explanatory sentence spans a plurality of pages (five pages in FIG. 4), the previous page is displayed by the trigger button 8n or the left trigger button 8f, and the next page is displayed by the right trigger button 8g. I have.

FIG. 5 shows “change strategy” from the strategy setting screen.
Shows a screen when is specified. On the strategy setting screen, “change strategy”, “number of strategies”, “description of strategy”, etc.
It is displayed in the form of an icon by the registration screen display function of PU1, and required contents can be designated by the A button 8a.

"Operation change" shown in FIG. 5 is based on the condition that a required condition occurs during the game and a predetermined (correlated at the time of operation change setting) C button operation instruction (the number of operations is more than one). To cope with this, the left trigger button 8f and the trigger button 8n are used together to cope with the situation.), And to perform a movement that executes a strategy set by a friendly player (excluding a player operated by a player). belongs to.
The contents that can be set in the “operation change” include, for example, “all attack”, “all defense”, “central breakthrough”, “push up”, “side breakthrough”, as shown on the left side of FIG.
"Counter attack" is displayed in the form of an icon, and the stick-type controller 8e or the cross key 8
The user selects the C button whose strategy is to be changed using d, confirms it with the A button 8a, and registers it. In the upper right half of the screen, the correspondence between the content of the strategy and the button for designating the strategy is displayed. In the example of FIG. 5, "all attack" is registered in association with the C2 button 8i, and "counter attack" is registered in association with the C4 button 8k, and other operations are unregistered as "no operation". . In the image simulating the C button displayed substantially at the center of the screen, the position of the C button associated with the strategy is set so that its brightness is increased, and thereby any one of the C buttons is set. So that you can see if it was done. The operation setting process, the registration thereof, and the display change of the screen are processed by the command setting function of the CPU 1.

FIGS. 6 and 7 show examples of a game screen showing a certain situation during the game. When the start button 8c is pressed during the game, the screen is stopped (paused), and the environment can be set. That is, when the start button 8c is pressed, modes such as "change of players", "replay", "zoom of camera angle", "height of camera angle", and "continue match" are displayed in the form of icons. Here, when "zoom camera angle" is selected, the game screen is switched to the pause screen, and in this state, the size of the camera screen, that is, the screen size, using the stick-type controller 8e or the cross key 8d. Perspective can be adjusted by “near”, “medium” and “far”. Also, when "Camera Angle Height" is selected,
The game screen is switched to the pause screen. In this state, the height of the screen, which is the height of the camera, is set to “low” using the stick-type controller 8e or the cross key 8d.
"Medium" and "Far" can be adjusted. Then, the start button 8c returns to the original game screen again. The lateral movement of the camera is controlled so that the viewpoint follows the ball so that the ball is displayed at the center of the screen as much as possible.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a match card is displayed at the upper left of the screen, a score is displayed immediately next thereto, and the remaining time is displayed at the upper right, while the current time is displayed at the lower left. The name of the player operated by the player is displayed on the right side, and the names of the opponent's opponent players are displayed on the right side.

On the screen shown in FIG. 6, a field F is displayed, and a player P1, a close opponent player Q1, and a close ally player P2, who are controlling (keeping) the ball, are almost at the center of the screen. On the right side, the opponent player Q2 and the following ally player P3 are displayed. The player operated by the player is basically the player P1 that controls the ball, and in order to facilitate the identification, the CPU 1 controls the player P1 who keeps the ball.
A monitoring function for monitoring and identifying the player 1; a guide display function for displaying a ring-shaped guide G1 on the field surface of the foot of the player P1; Is provided with a direction guide display function of displaying the guide G2 indicated by a color different from that of the guide G1 to enable easy recognition of the direction.

The player P2 of a close ally, that is, basically, the player P2 that can pass, has a guide G3 extending radially in four directions from the foot of the player P2.
Is displayed in the same color as the guide G1. The second guide display function further allows the player P2 to move off the screen and the guide G3 to be invisible so that a part of the guide G3 is displayed at the edge of the screen along the direction, so that the player P2 is displayed. The direction to pass P1 is appropriately guided.

In FIG. 6, a ring-shaped guide G4 of a color different from that of the player P1 is displayed at the feet of the opponent player Q1 in the vicinity (near) by the third guide display function of the CPU 1, and provided to the player. It is easy to give attention. In FIG. 7, the opponent player Q having the guide G4
Although 1 is not displayed, it is determined that the opponent player close to the player P1 is not at the opponent player Q2 but at a position closer to the opponent player Q2 (but at a position off the screen). can do.

Here, the operation instruction for the movement of the player P1 will be briefly described. Player P1
Is operated based on an operation instruction by each button of the controller 8, so that the player can set an operation pattern suitable for the player. As an example, at the time of an attack, the stick type controller 8e instructs the direction of dribbling movement. Other movements function by being used simultaneously with the stick-type controller 8e. The A button 8a passes, the B button 8b shoots,
Of the C buttons, the C1 button 8h has a through pass, the C2 button 8i has a dash, the C3 button 8j has a flyball, C
A one-two pass can be performed with the four buttons 8k. In defense, the player Q1 can be instructed to move to a desired operation pattern by using the same buttons and the like as described above.

This game may be for one player, ie, a game between a player's team and a computer team, or for two players, ie, each team may be played by two players. In any case, except for the player P1 operated by the player (the player Q1 for two players), as described later, the computer is operated based on a game program that conforms to the actual rules of soccer as much as possible. It calculates and manages and controls the position of each player.

The CPU 1 has a map display mechanism.
With this function, a map MP simply showing the entire field is displayed at the lower center of the screen, and each enemy or ally player is displayed in a different color, whereby only a part of the field F can be grasped on the entire screen. Even in this case, by looking at this map MP, the player can always recognize the arrangement of the players P1 and P2 and all other players in the entire field F.

Next, a game program executed by the CPU 1 will be described.

FIG. 8 shows an instruction set of the CPU 1, in which (a)
Is a flowchart showing a formation manager, (b) is a flowchart showing a team manager, and (c) is a flowchart showing a CPU manager. In FIG. 8A, first, the CPU 1 collectively sets a movement position program of the formation with respect to the ball position for two teams (step ST).
1). In FIG. 8B, an instruction set is performed for 11 field players for each team as described later (step ST11). In FIG. 8C, furthermore, the command set by the team manager is processed for each player, and the destination set, the moving speed set, and the presence or absence of arrival are checked for each player (step ST21), the game progress is performed without any trouble.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a follow-up operation at the time of an attack.

First, a basic command for taking a position on the field of each player according to the formation or role is set (step ST31). This position selection is set as a basic position in the formation at a position on the field simulating an actual soccer game according to the role of each player. Next, it is determined whether there is a one-on-one instruction (step ST3).
3) If there is a one-to-one instruction, a one-to-one instruction is set (step ST35);
Step ST35 is skipped. In step ST37, it is determined whether or not the ball is kept in the defender area. If the ball is kept, "follow level 1" is set (step ST39). on the other hand,
If the ball is not kept in the defender area, it is determined in step ST37 whether the ball is kept in the middle stage (midfielder) (step S37).
T41) If kept, "follow level 2" is set (step ST43). Otherwise, the process proceeds to step ST45 and "follow level 3" is set (step ST47).

FIGS. 10 to 11 are flowcharts showing a subroutine of "follow level 1" in FIG.

First, an instruction set of "forward position selection" is performed (step ST61). The “forward position setting” is set to a random position when it can be considered that the ball does not immediately rise in the goal direction near the enemy's defense line and in the side direction. In addition, when the player has reached the front of the enemy's goal, he or she takes a position at any position in the penalty area. Conversely, when the player is not in front of the enemy's goal, the position is set so as to approach the formation position.

Next, it is determined whether or not the defender is holding (keeping) the ball (step ST).
63) If not kept, the process skips to step ST73. On the other hand, if the defender keeps the ball, it is determined whether or not there is a sweeper nearby (step ST65). If so, an instruction set of "follow after sweeper" is performed (step ST67). This "follow after sweeper"
Is set slightly closer to the goal side of the player's own side than the ball position, and closer to the goal side depending on whether the ball is on the left or right of the goal.

Next, close (within a preset distance)
It is determined whether there is a center back (step S
T69) If there is no center back, the process skips to step ST73. On the other hand, if there is a center back nearby, an instruction set of “follow after center back” is performed (step ST71). This "follow after center back" is also similar to the above, and is slightly closer to the goal side of the player's own side than the ball position, and close to the goal side depending on whether the ball is on the left or right of the goal. Is set to

Next, an instruction set of "connecting the midfield to the defense half" is executed (step ST73). The “connection of the defense half to the midfield” is set so as to gradually approach the ball according to the position of the ball within its own area.

Next, an instruction set of "take position to get ball for defense half" is executed (step ST75). In this "take a position to get the ball to the defense half", in the goal direction, the position is set so as to gradually approach the ball according to the position with the ball, and the ball is also set in the side direction. The position is set closer to the goal according to the position of.

Next, an instruction set of "take a position to connect the middle of the offense half" is performed (step ST75). In this “taking a position of connecting the midfield to the offensive half”, first, a position is set in its own area according to the position of the ball and the field position.

Next, an instruction set for the attack participation player's attack participation is performed (step ST79). Here, it is determined whether the strategy is a side breakthrough or a center breakthrough (steps ST81 and ST85). If the strategy is a side breakthrough, a “side attack command set” is performed (step ST83), and if the strategy is a center breakthrough, a “central breakthrough command set” is performed (step ST87).

FIGS. 12 and 13 are flowcharts showing a subroutine of the "side attack instruction set". In addition, as a variable for the instruction set player search,
Role 1 indicates a [role] 1 as a target of the instruction set, and role 2 indicates a [role] 2 as a target of the instruction set, and is selectively set as a search condition. Also, condition
“ion” indicates a condition under which the instruction set is targeted, and “side_space” indicates a flag indicating whether or not a side space is used.

First, variables are initialized, and
role1 = “wing” or “wing or forward” randomly, role2 = “offensive half”, and condition = “attack participation”
And "is on the same side as the ball" is set (step ST101). Next, it is determined whether or not the strategy is “Side Breakthrough” (step ST103). If “Side Breakthrough”, role1 = “forward” is randomly set, and role2 = “all defenders or all midfielders” is Also, condition =
"I am on the same side as the ball" is set (step ST105). If not "Side breakthrough", step S
The process skips T105 and proceeds to step ST107.

On the other hand, in step ST107, the strategy is
It is determined whether or not “all attack”, and if “all attack”, role2 = “all defenders or all midfielders”, and condition =
"I am on the same side as the ball" is set (step ST109).

In step ST111, the strategy is
It is determined whether or not “all members are defending”. If “all members are not defending”, on the condition that the operation is not “center breakthrough” (YES in step ST113), the player who last touched the ball is not forward and the ball is not forward. It is determined whether or not it is before the penalty area (step ST11).
5) If so, only [role] = role1 is set as a condition for the instruction set player search (step ST117). If there is a corresponding player, side_spac is set as a “command set for wing movement”.
e = 1 is set (step ST119). If there is no corresponding player, the process skips step ST119 and proceeds to step ST121. This "wing movement command set" is first set in position from its own area and the position set in the formation, but rather set closer to the touch line.

Next, the “side attack instruction set 2” is executed.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of the "side attack instruction set 2". FIG.
In step 4, it is first determined whether or not there is a space on the side, that is, whether or not side_space = 0 (step ST131). If there is space on the side,
An instruction set player is searched (step ST1)
33). In other words, “role” = “wing” and “condition” = “being on the same side as the ball” are set as the search conditions.
Proceeding to No. 5, the “side follow instruction set” is executed. If there is no corresponding player, step ST1
At 37, "role" = "wingback", "condition" = c
The condition is set as a search condition, and if there is a corresponding player in this search, the process proceeds to step ST139, and a “side follow instruction set” is executed. If there is no corresponding player in step ST137, “role” = “side back” and “condition” = condition are set as search conditions in step ST141. If there is a corresponding player, step ST141 is performed.
Proceeding to 143, the "follow instruction set for the side" is executed. Conversely, if there is no corresponding player, in step ST145, “role” = role2, “condition” =
"I am on the same side as the ball" is set as a search condition, and if there is a corresponding player, step ST147
To determine whether the strategy is a side attack. If the strategy is a side attack, a "side follow instruction set" is executed (step ST149).
This "side follow instruction set" is positioned so that if you are behind the ball, you go around the outside of the player holding the ball, while if you are before the ball, Is set to run forward.

Next, FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of "instruction set for breaking through the center". FIG.
In step 5, it is first determined whether or not the player who breaks through the center is already set (step ST151). If not set, a midfielder or a defender behind the ball is searched (step ST153). If there is no corresponding midfielder or defender, subsequently, a midfielder or defender close to the ball is searched (step ST155). If there is no corresponding midfielder or defender, the process directly proceeds to step ST157. Step ST151, S
If YES in T153 and ST155, the process proceeds to Step ST
Proceeding to 157, a “motion set for breaking through the center” is executed. In the “movement set for breaking through the center”, a position is set in relation to the enemy's defense line, and a random position is set in the side direction. Then, before the enemy's goal, if the random position in the penalty area is not before the enemy's goal to be set, the position is set so as to break through the defense line.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of "follow level 2" in FIG.

First, a forward position setting instruction set is performed (step ST171). Next, a follow instruction set is performed on the defensive half later (step ST313). In the “following the defensive half”, the position of the basic position of the defensive half is set, and then the position is set so as to gradually approach the goal according to the position of the ball.

Next, in step ST175, a "command set for attacking player to participate in attack" is executed. This "command set for attacking players to attack"
The position is set in relation to the enemy's defense line,
A random position is set in the side direction. If it is before the enemy's goal, it is set at a random position in the penalty area. On the other hand, if it is not before the enemy's goal, it is set at a position below the forefront.

Returning to FIG. 16, in step ST177,
The connecting of the middle stage to the offensive half is executed, and then the instruction set of the side attack is executed (step ST179).

Next, it is determined whether the strategy is a breakthrough in the center (step ST181), and if the strategy is a breakthrough in the center, a "command set for breakthrough in center" shown in FIG. 15 is executed (step ST183).

FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of "follow level 3" in FIG.

First, a command set for taking a forward position is performed (step ST191), and then a follow-up command set is performed for the defensive half (step ST193). A set (step ST195) is executed. Subsequently, an instruction set of “follow midfield to offensive half” (step ST197) is executed. This “follow mid-offensive half”
First, the position is set in relation to the position of the ball and the enemy's defense line, and then, according to the position of the ball,
The position in the side direction is set.

Next, the “side attack command set” shown in FIG. 12 is executed (step ST198). Next, it is determined whether or not the operation has broken through the center (step ST).
199), if it is the center breakthrough, the “command set for center breakthrough” is executed (step ST200).

Next, the "replay" operation will be described. FIG. 18 to FIG. 21 are screens at a certain timing immediately after the shooting as viewed from various camera angles.

The “replay” is configured so that images during the game are sequentially recorded in the RAM 3 for a predetermined time, and the start button 8
By pressing c, a replay operation can be selected. In addition, when a shot is decided (after a goal), it is often desired to reproduce the situation, so that a scene slightly before the goal is decided,
The replay of the shooting scene for a certain time is automatically performed only once.

In FIG. 18, at the upper left of the screen, a character "Replay" indicating replay is displayed, and a display indicating that pressing the start button 8c returns to the original screen is displayed. . An overall map MP of the field is displayed at the bottom of the screen, so that the arrangement of other players at the time of shooting can be understood at a glance.

Further, a stick type controller 8e, an A button 8a, a B button 8b, and a C button (8h, 8i, 8j, 8k) are displayed on the upper right of the screen in a simulated manner. The A button 8a instructs reproduction, and the B button 8b instructs pause. Immediately below the display of the stick type controller 8e, a mark MK indicating time coordinates is displayed.
Is displayed, the right side of the display position of the stick of the stick-type controller 8e is the time direction instructing "normal reproduction", and the left side is "reverse reproduction" in which the time direction is reversed. . By tilting the stick in any direction, the replay screen can be reproduced in a specified time direction within a predetermined time width. In addition, the speed of the reproduction and the reverse reproduction can be variably adjusted by the tilt angle of the stick, and the player can reproduce the shot scene at a desired reproduction speed.

The C button (8h, 8i, 8j, 8k)
The camera angle (zoom and rotation) of the replay screen can be adjusted by performing an operation while the B button 8b is pressed to shift to the pause screen. C
The zoom adjustment can be performed with C1, C4 buttons 8h and 8i.
The height can be adjusted with a button. That is, RA
The signal processor 4 sends an instruction from the CPU 1 so that a moving image in the middle of the game written in the M3 for a predetermined time can be watched from various camera angles (viewpoint positions) in the same manner as a normal image. In response, the calculation based on the change of the viewpoint position is redone, and the image processing and the display are performed. That is, FIG. 19 is different from FIG.
FIG. 20 shows a replay from a position rotated by 90 degrees clockwise, and FIG. 20 shows a replay from a position further rotated by 90 degrees clockwise. FIG. 21 shows a case where the camera angle is changed and the replay is performed with respect to FIG.

FIGS. 22 to 24 are flow charts for explaining the "replay" operation.

In FIG. 22, when a replay instruction is issued by the start button 8c or after the goal, the present flow starts, and it is first determined whether or not the replay is after the goal (step ST201). If it is not a replay after the goal, that is, if it is a replay instruction by a player during the game, a “replay during match” process is executed (step ST203).

On the other hand, if the replay instruction is a replay after the goal, the head position of the image data to be replayed is searched (step ST205). That is, the CPU 1
During the game, the game screen is always stored for a predetermined time, and when a replay instruction is issued, a storage position (head) which is traced back by a predetermined time from the time of the replay instruction is searched. When the head position is searched, the replay is reproduced at the same speed as that during the game (step ST20).
7). Then, the replay image data is read out to the end, and it is determined whether or not the shot scene has been reproduced as a moving image (step ST209). If the replay is in progress, the replay is canceled only for the player who scored. It is determined whether or not the button (here, the start button 8c) has been pressed (step ST211). If not, then the button (for example, the B button 8b) is only released to the controller 8 that has scored next. It is determined whether or not the button has been pressed (step ST213). If the button has not been pressed, the process returns to step ST207 to continue replay for the remaining time. On the other hand, when the button is pressed in step ST213, a “replay operation” as a privilege is provided.
The process proceeds to (Step ST215).

If YES in step ST209 or YES in step ST211, it is determined whether or not the replay is after the goal (step ST217).
If it is the replay after the goal, the screen returns to the kick-off screen (step ST219); otherwise, the screen returns to the in-game screen (step ST221).

FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing a subroutine "replay operation" shown in step ST215 of FIG.

The subroutine shown in FIG. 23 starts when the B button 8b is pressed and the screen shifts to the temporary stop screen. First, it is determined whether or not the start button 8c has been pressed (step ST231), and if so, the process exits the replay (step ST233). On the other hand, if the start button 8c has not been pressed,
It is determined whether or not A button 8a has been pressed (step ST235). If the A button 8a is not pressed,
A replay operation is performed, and then it is determined whether or not the B button 8b has been pressed (step ST239). If the B button has not been pressed, the process returns to step ST231. If the B button has been pressed, the replay screen is temporarily stopped. (Step ST241), and returns to Step ST231.

On the other hand, in step ST235, the A button 8
If "a" is pressed, "frame advance operation by stick type controller 8e (in the flowchart, expressed as 3D stick) or cross key 8d" (step ST243) is executed, and in response to this operation, C The buttons are used to zoom and rotate the camera (step ST245).

FIG. 24 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of "frame feed operation using 3D stick or cross key 8d" shown in step ST243 in FIG.

In FIG. 24, first, it is determined whether or not an input has been made to the stick-type controller 8e, that is, whether or not the stick-type controller 8e has been tilted by the player (step ST251). That is, it is determined whether or not the operation has been performed by the player (step ST253).
If there is no input from the cross key 8d, the process proceeds to step ST267. If there is an input from the cross key 8d, it is determined whether the right of the cross key 8d has been pressed (step ST25).
5) If so, advance the screen (step ST25)
7) If not, return the screen (step ST25)
9) The process proceeds to Step ST267.

On the other hand, if it is determined in step ST251 that the stick-type controller 8e has been operated, it is determined whether the stick has been tilted to the right, that is, whether or not the stick has been tilted to the right (step ST261). If the tilt operation has been performed to the right, the screen is advanced according to the angle of the tilt of the stick (step ST263).
If the tilt operation has been performed to the left instead of to the right, the screen is returned according to the tilt angle of the stick (step ST263).

Next, in step ST267, it is determined whether or not the C button has been input, that is, whether or not any of the C buttons has been pressed. Subsequently, the upper part of the C button (that is, C1 button 8h) and the lower part (that is, C1 button 8h)
It is determined in the order of the two buttons 8i), the left (that is, the C3 button 8j), and the right (that is, the C4 button 8k) (steps ST269, ST271, and ST271).
ST273, ST275). If none of the buttons has been pressed, this flow ends.

On the other hand, when the upper part of the C button is pressed (that is, the C1 button 8h), the camera is zoomed (step ST277). When the lower part of the C button (that is, the C2 button 8i) is pressed, the camera is pulled (in the reverse direction of the zoom) (step ST279). When the left of the C button (that is, the C3 button 8j) is pressed, the camera is rotated left (step ST281). When the right of the C button (that is, the C4 button 8k) is pressed, the camera is rotated right (step ST283).

FIGS. 25 to 29 are views showing the screen of the "PK battle". FIG. 25 is a state before the ball is kicked, FIG. 26 is a moment when the ball is kicked, FIG.
Shows a state where the keeper has caught the ball, and FIG. 29 shows a state where the ball has been scored. Note that "PK
"Battle" is selected on the game mode screen.

As shown in FIG. 25, a kicker KI is displayed at a position in front of the screen, and a kicking ball B is displayed slightly forward of the feet. A goal post GP with a net is displayed on the depth side of the screen, and a keeper KE is displayed in front of the goal post GP. A large number of spectators are displayed on the stand behind the goal post GP, giving a sense of realism.

The kicker cursor 30 and the keeper cursor 40 are displayed in different colors easily so as to be superimposed on the goal post GP (position corresponding to the goal line) by the cursor display function of the CPU 1. .

The kicker cursor 30 is positioned at the goal post G
A strong kick guide 31 consisting of a square or a slightly elongated rectangle, each having a size of about a fraction of the size of P in the vertical and horizontal directions, and a similar shape having a predetermined area in the center thereof. The weak kick guide 32 is displayed, and both are displayed in different colors so as to be easily identified. The strong kick guide 31 indicates that the kicking force is strong, but the kicked ball B fluctuates in the area (shoot area). The weak kick guide 32 has a relatively low kicking force (corresponding to the keeper's catch). This indicates that the shot area can be reliably kicked. These shooting results are performed by a shooting control function of the CPU 1. A strong kick is indicated by pressing the B button 8b, and a weak kick is
Indicated by pressing a.

The kicker cursor 30 can be moved right and left and up and down on the screen by a stick-type controller 8e as described later. As shown in FIG. 27, when the kicker KI kicks the ball B, the kicker cursor 30 is erased, and a shot point guide 33 indicating the kicked target is displayed instead. For 30, it is possible to know in which direction it was kicked.

As shown in FIG. 25, the keeper cursor 40 has substantially the same size as the kicker cursor 30.
The punch guide 41 has a shape, and includes a punch guide 41 and a catch guide 42 having a predetermined area at the center thereof and displayed in a similar shape, both of which are easily displayed in different colors. The punch guide 41 indicates an area where the kicked ball is likely to be punched out of the goal or is likely to be punched, and the catch guide 42 indicates an area where the kicked ball can be almost certainly caught.
The keeper cursor 40 can be moved left, right, up and down on the screen by a stick-type controller 8e as described later. The catching or punching of the ball B by the keeper KE is performed by moving the keeper KE by the stick-type controller 8e in the direction in which the shot point guide 33 is displayed, and by pressing the A button 8a or the B button.
Button 8b can be used to instruct catching or punching.

In the game for one player, one of the kicker cursor 30 for the kicker and the keeper cursor 40 for the keeper is operated by the stick type controller 8.
e controls the player, while the other controls the movement of the CPU 1 according to a predetermined program. In a two-player game, the controller 8 of one player controls the movement of the kicker cursor 30, and the controller 8 of the other player controls the movement of the keeper cursor 40.

FIGS. 30 to 35 are flowcharts for explaining the "PK battle" operation, and FIG. 30 is a main flowchart.

In FIG. 30, it is determined whether or not the kicker is CPU 1 (step ST301). If so, CPU 1 starts a task for controlling the kicker (kicker CPU task) (step ST303). Since the player is a kicker, the CPU 1 controls the kicker (a kicker player task).
Is started (step ST305). Next, it is determined whether or not the keeper is CPU1 (step ST30).
7) If so, the CPU 1 starts a keeper control task (keeper CPU task) (step S).
T309) Otherwise, since the player is a keeper, the CPU 1 activates a keeper control task (keeper player task) (step ST31).
1). Therefore, when steps ST305 and ST311 are activated, the game is a two-player game. Subsequently, the CPU 1 activates a ball task (step ST313).

Thereafter, the contents of the kicker, keeper and ball processing are initialized (step ST315).
Then, first, it is determined whether or not a determination has been made (step ST317). After waiting for the determination, it is determined whether or not the victory condition has been established (step ST31).
9). Although the victory condition is satisfied, since the PK battle has ended, the display shifts to the display of the end (end demo) (step ST325) (step ST325). It is determined whether a so-called sudden death has been entered (step ST321),
If a sudden death has occurred, a sudden death setting process is performed, and the process returns to step ST315. If the player has not entered the sudden death, it is determined that the victory condition has not been reached yet, and the process returns to step ST315.

FIG. 31 is a flowchart of the kicker CPU task.

In this flow, first, an initial timer is set (step ST331), and then the kicker cursor 30 is randomly moved left, right, up and down within the goal post GP (step ST333). For example, two-dimensional vertical and horizontal coordinates are assigned to the goal post GP, and the kicker cursor 3
When the position of 0 is defined by the ordinate and abscissa, the unit values may be irregularly added or subtracted to the ordinate and the abscissa, respectively, so as to be moved vertically and horizontally and further in an oblique direction. . Then, it is determined whether or not the set time of the initial timer has elapsed (step ST335), and the movement of the kicker cursor 30 is continued until the set time has elapsed. After the set time has elapsed, the kicker KI starts running toward the ball B displayed to perform a weak kick or a strong kick (step ST33).
7). It is determined whether or not the kicker has run to the ball point (step ST339). If so, a display operation of kicking the ball is performed, and the shot point guide 33 is set to the kicker cursor 30 (step ST341).

FIG. 32 is a flowchart of the kicker player task.

In this flow, first, the position of the kicker cursor 30 is set by input from the stick type controller 8e (step ST351). That is, since an electric signal corresponding to the amount of vertical and horizontal tilt is output according to the tilt of the stick-type controller 8e, the kicker cursor 30 is moved from the vertical and horizontal signals to the corresponding coordinate position. Next, it is determined whether or not the strong or weak kick button has been pressed (step ST353), and if so, the kicker KI starts running according to the strong or weak kick (step ST355). Then, it is determined whether or not the kicker KI has run to the position of the ball B (step ST357).
It is adjusted to 0 (step ST359).

FIG. 33 is a flowchart of the keeper CPU task.

In this flow, first, the keeper cursor 40 is randomly moved left, right, up and down within the goal post GP (step ST371). Keeper cursor 40
Can be moved in the same manner as the method of moving the kick cursor 30 in FIG. Next, it is determined whether or not the kicker has started running (step ST373). If so, the keeper cursor 40 is moved to the center, that is, the position of the keeper KE (step ST37).
5). Next, it is determined whether the kicker KI has kicked the ball B (step ST377), and if so, the position of the keeper cursor 40 is determined by thinking of the CPU (step ST379). Subsequently, whether the reaching position (keeper cursor 40) of the ball B has been captured (the keeper cursor 40 is
Is determined) (step ST38).
1) If it is, if it is within the punch guide 41, the punching operation is performed by the keeper KE if it is within the catch guide 42 (step ST38).
3). On the other hand, if NO in step ST381, the position of keeper cursor 40 is corrected toward shoot point guide 33 (step ST385). Next, it is determined whether or not the ball B is too close to the goal side and it is not possible to operate the controller 8 in time, that is, whether it is impossible to catch or punch (step ST387). To end the flow, otherwise, to step ST
Return to 381. The determination in step ST387 is strong,
The determination may be made based on whether or not a time set for each of the weak kicks has elapsed.

FIG. 34 is a flowchart of the keeper player task.

First, the keeper cursor 40 is moved by the input of the stick type controller 8e (step S).
T401). Next, it is determined whether or not the kicked ball B is flying (step ST403). If it is flying, the catch button A button 8a (or B)
It is determined whether or not button 8b may be pressed (step ST405). Here, if the A button 8a is pressed, it is determined whether or not the arrival position of the ball B (the keeper cursor 40) is being captured (step ST407). If the A button 8a is being captured within the catch cursor 42, a catching operation is performed. If the cursor is captured by the punch cursor 41, an operation and a display process are performed to perform a punching operation (step ST409). On the other hand, if NO in step ST405, it is determined whether ball B has come too close to the goal side and has become too late for operation of controller 8, that is, whether or not catching is possible (step ST411).

FIG. 35 is a flowchart of the ball task.

First, it is checked whether or not ball B has been kicked (step ST421). After waiting until kicked, it is checked whether or not ball B has moved toward the designated position (step ST423). Next, it is checked whether the ball B has passed the goal line or whether a catch or punch has been determined (step ST425). If NO in step ST425,
It returns to step ST423.

Next, in step ST427, ball B
It is checked whether or not has been caught, and if it has been caught, a ball catching process is executed (step ST429). For example, if the ball B is the keeper KE
Stop moving at the display position of. If not, the process moves to step ST431 to check whether or not the punch has been performed. Then, if punched, a ball punching process is executed (step ST43).
3). For example, the player jumps the ball B from the display position of the keeper KE so as to hit the goal post GP.

Subsequently, if neither catch nor punch has been made, the process shifts to step ST435 to check whether or not the ball B is in the goal net. Then, if it is within the goal net, a goal determination process is executed (step ST437). Further, if it is not within the goal net, it is determined that a shot has been missed, and a goal miss process is executed (step ST439).

The present invention can be modified in the following modifications. (1) In the above description, a soccer game has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to the case in which a player is provided with a guide display, and a plurality of players are divided into two teams and played through a game medium. The present invention can be applied to all games in which competition is performed. For example, basketball,
Handball, water polo, rugby, football, hockey,
The game medium is an ice hockey, and particularly in the case of the ice hockey, the game medium is an image of a pick. Further, the player is not limited to a person imitating a human, but may be an animal, an imaginary or deformed moving body, or a player who rides on a horse. Furthermore, in the case of competing on the field surface, displaying the guide mark on the field surface is convenient because it does not hinder the competing player, etc. Can be displayed on the surface of the water. (2) Various forms can be applied as the guides G1 to G4 attached to the player. For example, as the guide G1, the guide G2 and the guide G2 may be shared by only marking the arrow of the guide G2. Further, the guide G3 is not limited to one player, and a guide mark that can be identified may be attached to each of the passable player and the closest player. Alternatively, the display of the guide G3 may be selectively erased according to the difficulty of the game. (3) The replay can be applied not only to a soccer game but also to a general game having an action of increasing a score in a game, and is not limited to the game exemplified in the above (1). (4) The kicker cursor 30, which is used in the PK battle,
The display form of the keeper cursor 40 is not limited to that of the present embodiment, and a ring-shaped cursor may be used. Also, do not divide like the strong kick guide 31, the weak kick guide 32, the catch cursor 41, and the punch cursor 42,
Only one kind of the strong kick guide 31 and the punch cursor 42 may be used. Further, depending on the difficulty of the game, the number of the keeper cursors 40 may be increased, or the shape may be deformed (particularly, in a large or small direction), or the movement may be faster or the movement may be discontinuous. (Momentary movement).

[0119]

According to the first, seventh, and thirteenth aspects of the present invention, it is possible to determine the kick timing while checking the attack range of the kicker and the defense range of the keeper on the monitor screen. When taking charge of the kicker, the keeper's cursor is made movable by the computer, so it is necessary to move the kick cursor and kick while using the movement in reverse, which is more interesting. We can provide a rich PK battle.
Further, when the keeper is in charge of the keeper as a player, a more interesting PK battle can be provided such that the keeper cursor follows the kicker cursor in the direction while watching the subtle movement of the kicker cursor by the computer.

According to the invention described in claims 2, 8, and 14,
The player is on the kicker side, and the computer of the game device is on the keeper side, or vice versa. Can be.

According to the third, fourth, ninth, tenth, fifteenth and sixteenth aspects of the present invention, when the strong kick instructing means is operated and the ball is kicked, the ball is positioned at any position in the strong kick guide area. When the ball is kicked by operating the weak kick instructing means, on the other hand, the ball can be shot accurately in the inner weak kick guide area, and the player in charge of the kicker must It is possible to selectively instruct a kick.

According to the fifth, eleventh and seventeenth aspects of the present invention, if the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor match, a goal is missed, and if the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor do not match, the goal is achieved. The player can also predict the result of a goal or miss goal immediately after the kick without waiting for the result, and can provide a PK battle that is actually in line.

According to the sixth, twelfth and eighteenth aspects, when the shot position guide coincides with the punch cursor, the keeper punches the kicked ball,
When the shot position guide coincides with the catch cursor, the keeper catches the kicked ball, so that the movement of the keeper can be changed in accordance with the movement of the keeper, thereby giving a sense of realism.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a game system as one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen on which “attack participation setting” is designated;

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen on which a “role” is designated;

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen in a state where “explanation of role” is designated;

FIG. 5 shows a screen when “Strategy change” is designated from the strategy setting screen.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen showing a certain situation during the game.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing another example of the game screen showing a certain situation during the game.

FIG. 8 is an instruction set of the CPU 1, in which (a) is a flowchart showing a formation manager, (b) is a flowchart showing a team manager, and (c) is a CP.
It is a flowchart which shows a U manager.

FIG. 9 shows a flowchart for following at the time of an attack.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of “follow level 1” in FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating a subroutine of “follow level 1” in FIG. 9;

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of a “side attack instruction set”.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of a “side attack instruction set”.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of “side attack instruction set 2”.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of “instruction set for breaking through the center”.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of “follow level 2” in FIG. 9;

FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating a subroutine of “follow level 3” in FIG. 9;

FIG. 18 is a view showing a “replay” screen as viewed from a certain camera angle at a certain timing immediately after a shot.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a “replay” screen when a certain timing immediately after a shot is viewed from another camera angle.

FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a “replay” screen when a certain timing immediately after a shot is viewed from another camera angle.

FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a “replay” screen when a certain timing immediately after a shot is viewed from another camera angle.

FIG. 22 is a flowchart illustrating a “replay” operation.

FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of “replay operation” shown in step ST215 of FIG. 22.

FIG. 24 is a flowchart showing a subroutine of “frame feed operation using 3D stick or cross key” shown in step ST243 of FIG. 23;

FIG. 25 is a view showing a screen of “PK Battle”, showing a state before kicking a ball.

FIG. 26 is a view showing a screen of “PK battle”, showing a moment when a ball is kicked.

FIG. 27 is a diagram showing a screen of a “PK battle”, showing a state immediately after kicking a ball.

FIG. 28 is a view showing a screen of a “PK battle”, showing a state where a keeper has caught a ball.

FIG. 29 is a view showing a screen of a “PK battle”, showing a state where the ball is scored.

FIG. 30 is a flowchart for explaining the “PK battle” operation, and FIG. 52 is a main flowchart.

FIG. 31 is a flowchart of a kicker CPU task.

FIG. 32 is a flowchart of a kicker player task.

FIG. 33 is a flowchart of a keeper CPU task.

FIG. 34 is a flowchart of a keeper player task.

FIG. 35 is a flowchart of a ball task.

[Description of Signs] 1 CPU 3 RAM 5 Recording medium 7 Operation information interface circuit 8 Controller 8a A button 8b B button 8c Start button 8d Cross key 8e Stick type controller 8f Left trigger button 8g Right trigger button 8h C1 button 8i C2 button 8j C3 button 8k C4 button 8n Trigger button 9 Signal processor 10 Image rendering processor 12 D / A converter 13 Television monitor G1 to G4 Guide P1 Player keeping the ball P2 Player near me Q1 Player near me F1 MP map MK mark 30 kicker cursor 31 weak kick guide 32 strong kick guide 33 shoot position guide 40 keeper cursor 41 punch cursor 42 Catch cursor KI Kicker KE Keeper GP Goal post B Ball

──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continuing on the front page (72) Inventor Toru Yamazaki 4-15-10 Nishitenma, Kita-ku, Osaka Konami Computer Entertainment Inc. Osaka (56) References JP-A-8-47582 (JP, A (58) Fields surveyed (Int. Cl. ⁷ , DB name) A63F 13/00-13/12

Claims (24)

(57) [Claims] At least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball and a keeper is displayed on a monitor display surface, a computer gives a kick instruction of the kicker, and gives a keeper inhibition instruction via a controller from a player. In a soccer game device with a built-in computer for performing a PK battle, kicker cursor display means for displaying a kicker cursor on the monitor screen to indicate a shot position of the kicker, and displaying the displayed kicker cursor in the monitor screen. A kicker cursor movement instructing means for moving the kicker cursor, a keeper cursor display means for displaying on the monitor screen a keeper cursor for indicating an area in which the keeper can block the goal of the kicked ball, and the displayed keeper cursor. On the above monitor screen And a keeper cursor movement instructing means for instructing movement through a controller with the controller.
As controlled by the operation instruction through, as this
A cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein the kicker cursor movement instruction means is controlled by a computer in parallel . 2. The kicker cursor movement instruction means ,
2. The control device according to claim 1, wherein the kicker cursor is controlled to be randomly moved up, down, left, and right on a monitor screen.
A cursor display device for a PK battle in the soccer game device described in the above. 3. A character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball, and a keeper is displayed at least on a monitor display surface, a kick instruction of the kicker is given via a controller from a player, and a computer gives an instruction of blocking the keeper. In a soccer game device with a built-in computer for performing a PK battle, a kicker cursor display means for displaying a kicker cursor on the monitor screen for indicating a shot position of the kicker, and displaying the displayed kicker cursor on the monitor screen. Kicker cursor movement instructing means for instructing movement of the kicker via a controller, keeper cursor display means for displaying a keeper cursor for indicating an area where the keeper can block the goal of the kicked ball on the monitor screen, The above keeper displayed Keeper cursor movement instructing means for moving a cursor on the monitor screen, and the kicker cursor movement instructing means comprises a controller.
As controlled by the operation instruction through, as this
A cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein the keeper cursor movement instruction means is controlled by a computer in parallel . 4. The keeper cursor movement instruction means ,
4. The control device according to claim 3, wherein the keeper cursor is controlled to randomly move up, down, left, and right on a monitor screen.
A cursor display device for a PK battle in the soccer game device described in the above. 5. The cursor display device for a PK battle in the soccer game device according to claim 3 or 4 ,
The kicker cursor includes a strong kick instruction unit and a weak kick instruction unit, and the kicker cursor includes an outer strong kick guide region and an inner weak kick guide region. The strong kick instruction unit is operated to move the ball. When kicked,
When the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area and the weak kick instruction means is operated to kick the ball, the ball is shot in the weak kick guide area. A cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device. 6. A character imitating at least a goal, a kicker, a ball and a keeper is displayed on a monitor display surface, and a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a controller are given to at least one of the kicker and the keeper.
In a soccer game device for performing a K battle, a kicker cursor display means for displaying a kicker cursor on the monitor screen to indicate a shot position of the kicker, and the displayed kicker cursor can be moved in the monitor screen. A keeper cursor display means for displaying, on the monitor screen, a keeper cursor for indicating an area where the keeper can block the goal of the kicked ball, and the displayed keeper cursor. A keeper cursor movement instructing means for instructing movement on the monitor screen is provided, and a strong kick instructing means and a weak kick instructing means are provided. A kick guide area, and the strong kick indicator Is operated and the ball is kicked, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and the weak kick instruction means is operated and the ball is kicked. Display control in which the ball is shot in the kick guide area
Cursor display device for PK battle in the soccer game device which is characterized in that performs a. 7. The PK battle cursor display device in the soccer game device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a goal and a miss goal are determined according to whether the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor match or not. A cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device, comprising a goal control means for determining. 8. A cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device according to claim 1, wherein said kicker cursor display means displays a shot position guide indicating a shot position after a kick. The keeper cursor includes a punch cursor area on the outer peripheral side where the punch can be prevented and a catch cursor area on the inner side where the catch can be prevented. When the shoot position guide matches the punch cursor, the keeper kicks. Punch the ball
A cursor display device for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein the keeper catches a kicked ball when the shoot position guide matches the catch cursor. 9. goal on the monitor display surface, kicker, characters imitating a ball and keeper, further the kicker
Kicker cursor to indicate the shoot position
Eli that the keeper can block the goal of the ball
Shown keeper cursor for indicating the authors table gives the kick instruction kicker computer, PK in the soccer game device of a computer built to perform PK battle by giving blocking instruction of the keeper through a player or Rako controller In the battle cursor display method, the kicker
-Shooting position of the kicker by cursor display means
To display the kit displayed on the monitor screen.
The car cursor is moved by the kicker cursor movement instruction means.
To move within the monitor screen and display the keeper cursor.
By means of the key of the kicked ball
Monitor screen to indicate area that par can block
Move the keeper cursor displayed above to the keeper cursor
The controller is displayed on the monitor screen by the movement instruction means.
Instructs moved capable through, the kicker car
Sol movement instructing means is kicker by computer
When controlling the movement of the cursor on the monitor screen,
In parallel with this, the keeper cursor movement instruction means is
P in a soccer game apparatus characterized by being controlled by an operation instruction via a controller.
Cursor display method for K battle. 10. The kicker cursor movement instructing means.
10. The cursor display method for a PK battle in a soccer game device according to claim 9 , wherein the kicker cursor is controlled so as to move the kicker cursor vertically and horizontally on a monitor screen. 11. goal on the monitor display surface, kicker, characters imitating a ball and keeper, further the kit
Kicker cursor to indicate the shoot position of the car
The goalkeeper can block the goal of the ball
Keeper cursor to indicate the rear appears, provided via the player or Raco controller the kick indication of the kicker,
The computer gives the keeper's instruction to prevent the PK
In the cursor display method for the PK battle in the soccer game device of a computer built to perform the battle, Kit
The kicker's shoot by the car cursor display means
The kit displayed on the monitor screen to indicate the position
The car cursor is moved by the kicker cursor movement instruction means.
To be movable via the controller on the monitor screen
Instruct and kick by the keeper cursor display means
Area where the keeper can block the goal of a dropped ball
Keeper displayed on the monitor screen to instruct
Move the cursor up by the keeper cursor movement instruction means.
Move it on the monitor screen and
The sol movement instruction means is provided by a computer
When controlling the movement of the cursor on the monitor screen,
In parallel with this, the kicker cursor movement instruction means is
P in a soccer game apparatus characterized by being controlled by an operation instruction via a controller.
Cursor display method for K battle. 12. The method according to claim 12,Keeper cursor movement instruction means
Move the keeper cursor up, down, left and right on the monitor screen.
Claims characterized by controlling to move randomly
Item 11. The PK game in the soccer game device according to item 11.
Cursor display method. 13. The cursor display method for a PK battle in the soccer game device according to claim 11 or 12 , wherein the kicker cursor includes a strong kick guide area on an outer peripheral side and a weak kick guide area on an inner side. When the strong kick is instructed and the ball is kicked, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and when the weak kick is instructed and the ball is kicked, A cursor display method for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein the ball is shot in the weak kick guide area. 14. A character simulating at least a goal, a kicker, a ball and a keeper is displayed on a monitor display surface, and a PK battle is performed by giving a kick instruction or a blocking instruction from a controller to at least one of the kicker and the keeper. Cursor display method for a PK battle in a soccer game device with a built-in computer
The kicker cursor is displayed by the kicker cursor display means.
Display on the monitor screen to indicate the port position
Kicker cursor as kicker cursor movement instruction means
Therefore, it can be moved via the controller on the monitor screen
Function, and the keeper cursor display means
The goalkeeper can block the goal of the ball
Key displayed on the monitor screen to indicate rear
The cursor is moved by the keeper cursor movement instruction means.
Is moved on the monitor screen Te, constitute the kicker cursor at the outer peripheral side of the strong kick guide region and an inner weak kick guide region, when the strong kick instructing means is kick the ball is operated When the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area and the ball is kicked by operating the weak kick instructing means, the display control is such that the ball is shot in the weak kick guide area. And displaying a cursor for a PK battle in the soccer game device. 15. A method for displaying a cursor for a PK battle in a soccer game device according to any one of claims 9 to 14, wherein a goal and a miss goal are determined according to whether the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor match or not. A cursor display method for a PK battle in a soccer game device, characterized in that it is determined. 16. A method for displaying a cursor for a PK battle in a soccer game device according to claim 7, wherein the kicker cursor is switched to a shoot position guide indicating a shot position after kicking. The keeper cursor includes a punch cursor area on the outer peripheral side where the punch can be prevented and a catch cursor area on the inner side where the catch can be prevented. A method of displaying a cursor for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein the keeper catches a kicked ball when punching and the shoot position guide matches the catch cursor. 17. goal on the monitor display surface, kicker, characters imitating a ball and keeper, further the kit
Kicker cursor to indicate the shoot position of the car
The goalkeeper can block the goal of the ball
Displays the keeper cursor to indicate the rear, giving the kick indication of kicker computer, the cursor for the PK battle in the soccer game device to perform the PK battle by giving a blocking indication of the keeper through the player or Raco controller On a computer-readable recording medium storing a display program, the computer is connected to the above-described kit.
On the monitor screen above to indicate the shoot position of the car
Kicker cursor display hand to display kicker cursor on
And the displayed kicker cursor on the monitor screen.
Kicker cursor movement instructing means for moving in a plane;
The keeper can block the goal of a kicked ball
Move the keeper cursor to indicate the area on the monitor screen.
Keeper cursor display means to be displayed on the
Move the keeper cursor to the controller on the monitor screen.
Keeper cursor movement instruction to enable movement via
Function, and move the kicker cursor
Movement instruction means on the monitor screen of the kicker cursor.
When controlling the movement,
The cursor movement instructing means is an operation finger through the controller.
A computer-readable recording medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in a soccer game device, the program being operable to be controlled by an instruction. 18. The program for displaying a cursor for a PK battle in a soccer game apparatus according to claim 17, wherein said kicker cursor display means controls the kicker cursor to randomly move up, down, left and right on a monitor screen. A computer-readable recording medium having stored therein. 19. A character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball and a keeper is further displayed on the monitor display surface.
Kicker cursor, key to indicate the shooter's shoot position
The keeper can block the goal of a kicked ball
Displays the keeper cursor to indicate the area, provided via the player or Raco controller the kick indication of the kicker,
The computer gives the keeper's instruction to prevent the PK
In a computer-readable recording medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in a soccer game device for causing a battle, the computer is replaced with the key.
Monitor screen to indicate the shooter's shoot position
Kicker cursor display that displays the kicker cursor above
Means for displaying the kicker cursor displayed on the monitor
A kit that instructs movement on the screen via the controller
Car cursor movement instructing means and kick ball
Key that indicates the area where the keeper can block the
A key parker that displays a par cursor on the monitor screen.
Cursor display means and the displayed keeper cursor
Keeper cursor moving finger to move on the monitor screen
Function as the indicating means, and the keeper cursor
The movement instructing means moves the keeper cursor on the monitor screen.
When performing control to enable movement,
The kicker cursor movement instructing means is transmitted via the controller.
Function to receive and control the operation instruction of
A computer-readable recording medium storing a PK battle cursor display program in a soccer game device. 20. A program for displaying a cursor for a PK battle in a soccer game device according to claim 19, wherein said keeper cursor display means controls the keeper cursor to randomly move up, down, left and right on a monitor screen. A computer-readable recording medium having stored therein. 21. A computer readable recording medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in the soccer game device according to claim 19 or 20 , wherein the kicker cursor is provided with a strong kick guide area on the outer peripheral side. When the ball is kicked by instructing the strong kick, the ball is shot at any position in the strong kick guide area, and the weak kick is instructed. A computer readable recording medium storing a PK battle cursor display program in a soccer game device, wherein when the ball is kicked, the ball is shot in the weak kick guide area. 22. At least a character imitating a goal, a kicker, a ball, and a keeper is displayed on a monitor display surface, and a kick instruction and a blocking instruction from a controller are given to at least one of the kicker and the keeper.
A computer-readable recording medium storing a cursor display program for PK battle in soccer game device of a computer built to perform K battle, co
The computer to indicate the kicker's shoot position
Display a kicker cursor on the monitor screen
Kicker cursor display means and the displayed kicker
A cursor that indicates that the cursor can be moved on the monitor screen
Car cursor movement instructing means and kick ball
Key that indicates the area where the keeper can block the
A key parker that displays a par cursor on the monitor screen.
Cursor display means and the displayed keeper cursor
A key parker that indicates that it can be moved on the monitor screen
Function as a movement instruction means and a strong kick instruction
When the ball is kicked by operating the means,
Strong kick guide area on the circumferential side and weak kick guide area on the inside
Strong kick guide area of kicker cursor composed of
Shoot the ball at any position in the
When the kick instruction means is operated and the ball is kicked
You hit the ball in the weak kick guide area
A computer-readable storage medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in a soccer game device, the computer-readable storage medium having a function of performing display control . 23. A computer-readable recording medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in the soccer game device according to claim 17, wherein the display of the kicker cursor and the display of the keeper cursor match. A computer-readable storage medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in a soccer game device, wherein a goal and a miss goal are determined in accordance with a mismatch. 24. A computer-readable recording medium storing a cursor display program for a PK battle in the soccer game device according to claim 17, wherein the kicker cursor is moved after kicking.
The keeper cursor is switched to a shoot position guide indicating a shoot position, and the keeper cursor is constituted by a punch cursor area on the outer peripheral side that can prevent punching and a catch cursor area on the inner side that can prevent catching, and the shoot position guide matches the punch cursor. The kicker punches the kicked ball, and when the shot position guide matches the catch cursor, the kicker catches the kicked ball. A computer-readable recording medium storing a cursor display program.