JP5382880B2 - GAME PROGRAM, GAME DEVICE, GAME CONTROL METHOD - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game program, and more particularly to a game program capable of executing a game by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor. The present invention also relates to a game apparatus that can execute the game program, and a game control method that is controlled by a computer based on the game program.

  Conventionally, various video games have been proposed. These video games are executed in a game device. For example, a general game device has a monitor, a game device body, and a controller. The controller has a plurality of input buttons. In a game device having a touch panel, an input area is displayed on a monitor, and information is input by bringing a finger into contact with the input area.

  As one of video games realized in such a game device, for example, a baseball game is known. In such a baseball game, various conditions are set on each setting screen by the player's operation of the controller or input operation on the touch panel. And a game event is performed based on the conditions set up in each setting screen (refer to nonpatent literatures 1 and 2).

  Moreover, in some baseball games, situations can be set at random (see Patent Document 1). Here, the situation of the opponent team, for example, the battle team, the pitcher, the number of innings, the number of hitters, the batter, the outcount, the point difference, etc. are set (see paragraphs [0037] to [0038] in particular). Thereby, the player can enjoy various types of confrontation.

  JP 2001-137549 A

Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2010, Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd., July 15, 2010, PS3 version Professional baseball TOUCH 2010, Konami Digital Entertainment, July 14, 2010 for iPhone / iPod touch

  In a conventional baseball game, pre-game condition settings such as the player's other teams, the stadium to play against, and the order of the first and second strikes need to be set individually by the player's operation on the controller and touch panel. was there. For this reason, from the standpoint of the player, it is natural that you want to set your own desired conditions (for example, select your own team), but on the other hand, conditions that are not very important to you. For this condition setting feels annoying. Therefore, a system is desired in which only conditions desired by the player can be selected and other conditions are set at random.

There is a baseball game disclosed in Patent Document 1 that may be useful for solving this problem. In this baseball game, although it is not the condition setting before a game, the point that the situation of an opponent as mentioned above can be set at random is disclosed. There is also a description that the situation may be set by the player ([0038]).
However, the specific embodiment only discloses that the situation is automatically set at random when the game is started, and there is no description on how the player can set it. Also, it is unclear whether or not the situation random setting and the player setting can be mixed, so that only the conditions desired by the player can be selected, and the other conditions are set at random. Is not disclosed.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to arbitrarily set only a game condition desired by a player, particularly for a game apparatus including a contact input type image display unit. It is to provide a game that can be selected at random and can be set randomly for other conditions.

A game program according to claim 1 is a program for causing a control unit of a computer capable of executing a game to realize the following functions by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor. is there.
(1) An item reading function for reading a plurality of items related to the pre-start setting of an event associated with at least one piece of information from the recording unit.
(2) A display area setting function for setting an information display area corresponding to each item in the image display unit.
(3) A first information selection function for selecting item information by the instruction means being positioned and moved inside the information display area.
(4) A first information display function for displaying information on each item on the image display unit in an information display area corresponding to each item.
(5) An item recognition function for recognizing an item corresponding to at least one information display area as a contact item when the instruction unit is located in at least one information display area.
(6) A second information selection function for randomly selecting information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration.
(7) A second information display function for displaying information randomly selected by the second information selection function on the image display unit in the information display area.

  The case where this game program is applied to, for example, a baseball game will be described as an example. The item reading function reads a plurality of items related to the setting before the start of the event, each of which is associated with at least one piece of information, from the recording unit. . The display area setting function sets an information display area corresponding to each item in the image display unit. The first information selection function selects item information by the instruction means being positioned and moved inside the information display area. The first information display function displays information on each item on the image display unit in an information display area corresponding to each item. The item recognition function recognizes an item corresponding to at least one information display area as a contact item when the instruction unit is located in at least one information display area. When the sensor detects vibration, the second information selection function randomly selects information in each item other than the contact item. The second information display function displays again the information selected at random by the second information selection function on the image display unit in the information display area.

  The above configuration will be described more specifically. First, when the player slides a finger (instruction means) on the information display area, information on a desired item is selected and displayed on the image display unit. Thereafter, the player touches the information display area in which the item information (including the item information selected above) is displayed with the finger, so that the item (contact item) at the position where the finger touches is selected. Recognized as a target. Further, after this, when the sensor detects vibration, for example, when the player gives vibration by shaking the terminal (computer) or the like, information other than the item selected by the finger is selected at random. Then, the selected information is displayed on the image display unit.

  As described above, in the present invention, for an item that the player wants to select, the player selects an item by touching the desired item in the corresponding information display area, and then touches the desired item. By shaking, other items in the information display area can be set at random. Therefore, while selecting the item you want to set yourself, you can easily set the random items for other items easily, so you can quickly set up your favorite game without having to set up before starting the game. Can start.

A game program according to claim 2 is a program for causing the control unit of the computer to further realize the following functions in the game program according to claim 1.
(8) A selection rate setting function for setting a selection rate for selecting information from at least one piece of information associated with the item.
(9) An information recording function for recording information on each item selected by the second information selection function in the recording unit as random selection result information.
(10) An event execution function in which the first information display function and the second information display function execute an event based on information displayed on the image display unit.

  The case where this game program is applied to, for example, a baseball game will be described as an example. In this game program, the selection rate setting function allows the selection rate setting function to select information from at least one piece of information associated with an item. Set. The information recording function records information on each item selected by the second information selection function in the recording unit as random selection result information. The event execution function executes an event based on the information displayed on the image display unit by the first information display function and the second information display function.

  Here, when the event execution function executes an event based on the information displayed on the image display unit by the first information display function and the second information display function, the selection rate setting function selects the random selection result information. Reduce the rate. In the second information selection function, when the sensor detects vibration after the event ends, the information is selected based on the selection rate of the information including the selection rate of the random selection result information in each item other than the contact item. select.

  In this case, even if information is randomly set again at the next game event by reducing the selection rate for information (random selection result information) set at random in a game event, this random selection result information Makes it difficult to select repeatedly. For example, if the stadium A is set by random setting in the pre-game setting of the baseball game, the stadium A is less likely to be selected when the stadium is set at random in the next pre-game setting. Thereby, even if a game event is repeatedly executed, a new game event can be executed based on information different from the previous information. In other words, not only can all items be set easily, but also various patterns of games that do not bore the player can be provided.

A game program according to claim 3 is a program for causing the control unit of the computer to further realize the following functions in the game program according to claim 2.
(11) A vibration determination function for determining the magnitude of vibration detected by the sensor.

  For example, when this game program is applied to a baseball game, in this game program, the vibration determination function determines the magnitude of vibration detected by the sensor. Here, the selection rate setting function changes the selection rate of information in predetermined items other than the contact item according to the magnitude of vibration. When the sensor detects vibration, the second information selection function selects information based on the information selection rate in each item other than the contact item.

  In this case, when information is set at random, for a predetermined item, the information is selected using the information selection rate changed according to the magnitude of vibration. Thereby, for example, information is selected at a selection rate corresponding to the strength when vibration is applied to the terminal. For example, when the predetermined item is an item for setting a stadium, if the terminal vibration is strong, it is easy to select a stadium far from the home stadium, or if the terminal vibration is weak, a stadium close to the home stadium is selected. It can be made easier. Thereby, it is possible to give game characteristics to an operation (an operation for setting information at random) that gives vibration to the terminal instead of simply giving vibration to the terminal.

  In the game program according to claim 4, in the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the item recognition function is instructed while the instruction means is continuously located in at least one information display area. The recognition of the item corresponding to the information display area where the means is located is fixed.

  In this case, in a state where the player continuously touches his / her finger (instruction means) on at least one information display area, the player vibrates the terminal (for example, a predetermined button on the terminal held in one hand ( The information display area) is swung while being held down with fingers of the same hand), and other information that is not touched (information to be randomly set) can be set randomly. Thereby, the player only gives vibration to the terminal after selecting the information by the slide operation or excluding the specific information from the random target by the continuous touch operation in the information display area of the image display unit. Thus, all items can be set easily.

A game program according to claim 5 is a program for causing the control unit of the computer to further realize the following functions in the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
(12) A button display function for displaying an item recognition fixing button for fixing recognition of at least one item on the image display unit.

  The case where this game program is applied to, for example, a baseball game will be described as an example. In this game program, the button display function displays an item recognition fixing button for fixing the recognition of at least one item as an image display. To display. The item recognition function recognizes an item corresponding to the information display area where the instruction means is located when the instruction means is located in at least one information display area after the instruction means is located in the display area of the item recognition fixing button. Is fixed.

  In this case, when the player first displays the item he / she wants to select on each information display area with the finger (instruction means), touches the item recognition fixing button, and then touches the information display area again, Items displayed at this stage are fixed as selection targets. Therefore, according to this configuration, it is not necessary to hold down the predetermined button with a finger when shaking the terminal as in the fourth aspect. When vibration is applied to the terminal in this state, the other information (information to be randomly set) that is not touched by the player is set at random, as in claim 4. According to this configuration, since the player does not need to keep pressing the item to be fixed with the finger, the degree of freedom of the finger when shaking the terminal is improved and the operation can be easily performed.

  A game apparatus according to a sixth aspect is a game apparatus capable of executing a game by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor. The control unit of the game device displays an item reading means for reading a plurality of items relating to the setting before the start of an event each associated with at least one information from the recording unit, and an information display area corresponding to each item, as an image display Display area setting means to be set in a section, first information selection means for selecting item information by moving the instruction means located inside the information display area, and information of each item corresponding to each item In the information display area, the first information display means displayed on the image display unit and the instruction means are positioned in at least one information display area, so that an item corresponding to at least one information display area is recognized as a contact item. An item recognizing unit that performs selection, and a second information selecting unit that randomly selects information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration. The information that the second information selection means randomly selected, in the information display area and a second information display means for re-displayed on the image display unit includes.

  A game control method according to a seventh aspect is a game control method controlled by a computer capable of executing a game by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor. In this game control method, the control unit of the computer reads out a plurality of items related to the setting before the start of an event each associated with at least one information from the recording unit, and an information display area corresponding to each item A display area setting step for setting in the image display unit, a first information selection step for selecting item information by the instruction means being positioned and moved inside the information display area, and information on each item. In the information display area corresponding to the item, the item corresponding to the at least one information display area is contacted by the first information display step displayed on the image display unit and the instruction means being positioned in the at least one information display area. As an item, in the item recognition step to recognize, and each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration, A second information selection step of selecting a distribution randomly, the information the second information selection step selects at random, in the information display area and a second information display step of re-displaying on the image display unit executes.

  According to the present invention, in the condition setting before the start of the game, the player can arbitrarily set the condition that he / she wants to select, and can easily make a random setting appropriately for other conditions. Thus, it is possible to quickly start a game of the user's favorite conditions without requiring time and effort for setting the conditions before starting the game.

The figure which shows the portable game machine by one Embodiment of this invention. The figure which shows the hardware constitutions of the said portable game machine. The functional block diagram as an example of the said portable game machine. The figure which shows a mode selection screen. The figure which shows a battle | competition format selection screen. The figure which shows a condition setting screen. The figure which shows the correspondence of a condition category and conditions. The figure which shows the selectivity with respect to each condition. The figure which shows the distance information on the basis of C team's home stadium. The figure which shows the condition setting screen by other embodiment of this invention. Flow showing the overall outline of the baseball game. The flow which shows the condition setting system in a baseball game.

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

  As shown in FIG. 1, the portable game machine 1 mainly includes a main body 2, a liquid crystal monitor unit 3, a basic operation unit 4, a microphone 5, and a speaker 6. The monitor unit 3 is provided in the main body 2 and includes a liquid crystal monitor 3a. Here, for example, the liquid crystal monitor 3a is an electrostatic contact input type monitor, that is, a touch panel type monitor. In the liquid crystal monitor 3a, an electric field is formed on the entire surface of the touch panel. Then, when an instruction means such as a finger or a conductive pen is brought into contact with the surface of the touch panel in this state, the surface charge of the liquid crystal surface changes. Then, this change in surface charge is captured, and the position of a finger, pen, etc. on the touch panel is detected. Here, a projection-type touch panel is used, and multi-point simultaneous detection is possible with this touch panel.

  The basic operation unit 4 includes a home button 4a, a volume button 4b, and a sleep button 4c. The home button 4 a is provided at the lower part of the touch panel of the main body 2. When the home button 4a is pressed, the home screen is displayed or the portable game machine 1 returns from the sleep state. The volume button 4 b is provided on the upper side of the main body 2. When the upper part of the volume button 4b is pressed, the volume increases. When the lower part of the volume button 4b is pressed, the volume decreases. The sleep button 4 c is provided on the upper surface of the main body 2. When the sleep button 4c is pressed, the portable game machine 1 enters the sleep state.

  The microphone 5 includes a microphone 5a for sound output and a microphone 5b for sound input. The sound output microphone 5 a is provided on the upper part of the touch panel of the main body 2. Sound is output from the sound output microphone 5a when a game is executed, telephone communication is performed, music is listened to, and the like. The microphone 5 b for sound input is built in the main body 2, and an output port is provided on the lower surface of the main body 2. When performing telephone communication or recording, voice is input from the sound input microphone 5b.

  The speaker 6 is built in the main body 2, and an output port is provided on the lower surface of the main body 2. Sound is output from the speaker 6 when playing a game, listening to music, listening to a recording, or the like. In addition, although the earphone jack etc. are provided in the game machine 1, description is abbreviate | omitted about these.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the portable game machine 1 mainly includes a control unit, that is, a control device 10, a communication unit 16, a storage device 17, and a motion sensor 18. The control device 10 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11 using a microprocessor, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 12 as a main storage device, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 13, an image processing circuit 14, and a sound processing. Circuit 15. These are connected to each other via a bus 19.

  The CPU 11 interprets instructions from the game program and performs various data processing and control. The ROM 12 stores programs and the like necessary for basic control (for example, startup control) of the game machine 1. The RAM 13 secures a work area for the CPU 11. The image processing circuit 14 controls the monitor unit 3 in accordance with a drawing instruction from the CPU 11, and displays a predetermined image on the liquid crystal monitor 3a. The image processing circuit 14 includes a touch input detection circuit 14a. When an instruction means such as a finger is brought into contact with the touch panel, a contact signal is supplied from the touch input detection circuit 14a to the CPU 11, and the contact position on the liquid crystal monitor 3a is recognized by the CPU 11. Further, when an instruction means is brought into contact with the touch panel at the position of the object displayed on the liquid crystal panel, an object selection signal is supplied from the touch input detection circuit 14a to the CPU 11, and the object is recognized by the CPU.

  The sound processing circuit 15 generates an analog audio signal corresponding to the sound generation instruction from the CPU 11 and outputs the analog audio signal to the microphone 5a and / or the speaker 6 for sound output. The volume of the sound output microphone 5 a and / or the speaker 6 is adjusted by the volume button 4 b of the basic operation unit 4. When a sound is input from the sound input microphone 5b, the analog sound signal is converted into a digital sound signal.

  The communication unit 16 has a communication function for data communication at the time of game execution, a communication function for communication as a mobile phone, and the like. The communication function for data communication includes a local wireless network function, an Internet connection function using a wireless LAN, and the like.

  The communication unit 16 includes a communication control circuit 20 and a communication interface 21. The communication control circuit 20 and the communication interface 21 are connected to the CPU 11 via the bus 19. The communication control circuit 20 and the communication interface 21 control and transmit a connection signal for connecting the game machine 1 to the Internet through a local wireless network or a wireless LAN in accordance with a command from the CPU 11. Further, at the time of communication by telephone, the communication control circuit 20 and the communication interface 21 control and transmit a connection signal for connecting the game machine 1 to the telephone line in accordance with a command from the CPU 11.

  The storage device 17 is built in the main body 2 and connected to the bus 19. For example, the storage device 17 uses a hard disk, a flash memory drive, or the like as a storage medium.

  The motion sensor 18 is built in the portable game machine 1. The motion sensor 18 is a sensor capable of detecting acceleration in three axis directions. When the portable game machine 1 is tilted up and down, left and right or shaken, the motion sensor 18 detects motion data, for example, acceleration data. By causing the control device 10 to recognize and process the acceleration data, the movement of the portable game machine 1 in the three-dimensional space is calculated. For example, the magnitude (intensity) of the motion of the portable game machine 1, the tilted direction, the number of times it has been shaken, and the like are calculated.

  Note that an interface circuit is interposed between the bus 19 and each element as necessary, but the illustration thereof is omitted here.

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

[Outline of various processes in this game system]
The game executed in this game system is, for example, a baseball game. Here, the game program for executing the baseball game is stored in the storage device 17. When the baseball game is executed, this game program is loaded into the RAM 13 and executed.

  In the baseball game executed in this way, various commands are instructed by contact of the instruction means with the touch-panel type liquid crystal monitor 3a (hereinafter referred to as the monitor 3a) and vibration detection by the motion sensor 18, and the game is executed. Is done. FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram for explaining functions that play a major role in the present invention. Each function is controlled by the control device 10 of the portable game machine 1. In the present embodiment, description will be made using an example in which the instruction means is a player's finger.

  The category reading unit 50 has a function of reading a plurality of condition categories related to the pre-start setting of the game event associated with at least one condition from the RAM 13.

  In this means 50, a plurality of condition categories related to the setting before the start of the game event is read from the RAM 13. Each condition category is associated with at least one condition. For example, a first correspondence table showing the correspondence between each condition category and condition is included in the game program and loaded from the storage device 17 to the RAM 13. By reading this first correspondence table from the RAM 13 and causing the CPU 11 to recognize it, a plurality of condition categories and at least one condition included in each condition category are set.

  The selection rate setting means 51 has a function of setting a selection rate for selecting a condition from at least one condition associated with the condition category.

  In this means 51, as a default, the selection rate for each condition is read from the RAM 13. The second correspondence table showing the correspondence between each condition and the selection rate is included in the game program, and is loaded from the storage device 17 to the RAM 13. By reading the second correspondence table from the RAM 13 and causing the CPU 11 to recognize it, a default selection rate is set.

  Moreover, in this means 51, when a game event is performed based on the conditions displayed on the monitor 3a, the selection rate for the randomly selected conditions (random selection result conditions described later) is changed. For example, in this means 51, when a game event is executed based on the conditions displayed on the monitor 3a, the CPU 11 executes a process for reducing the selection rate for the randomly selected conditions. The selection rate changed in this process is reflected in the second correspondence table and stored in the RAM 13.

  Further, in this means 51, the condition selection rate is changed in accordance with the magnitude of vibration detected by the motion sensor 18 in other predetermined condition categories other than the contact category (described later). The determination of the magnitude of vibration detected by the motion sensor 18 is executed by vibration determination means 57 (described later). For example, in this means 51, when vibration is applied to the portable game machine 1, the selection rate of a certain condition is increased according to the magnitude of vibration detected by the motion sensor 18, or the selection rate of another condition is set. The CPU 11 executes processing for reducing the size of the image. The selection rate changed in this process is reflected in the second correspondence table and stored in the RAM 13.

  The display area setting means 52 has a function of setting a condition display area corresponding to each condition category in the monitor 3a.

  In this means 52, a condition display area corresponding to each condition category is set in the monitor 3a. Here, each condition display area is set at a predetermined position on the monitor 3a. For example, the coordinate data for defining the condition display area of each condition category is read from the RAM 13 and recognized by the CPU 11, whereby each condition display area is set at a predetermined position on the monitor 3a. The coordinate data for defining the condition display area of each condition category is included in the game program and loaded from the storage device 17 to the RAM 13.

  The first condition display means 53 has a function of displaying the conditions of each condition category on the monitor 3a in the condition display area corresponding to each condition category.

  In this means 53, the conditions of each condition category are displayed on the monitor 3a in the condition display area corresponding to each condition category. For example, as a default, a predetermined condition preset by the game program is displayed on the monitor 3a in the condition display area of each condition category. As will be described later, when selection is selected by the first condition selection means 55, the condition selected here is displayed on the monitor 3a in the condition display area of each condition category.

  The button display means 54 has a function of displaying on the monitor 3a a condition category recognition fixing button for fixing the recognition of at least one condition category.

  In this means 54, a condition category recognition fixing button is displayed on the monitor 3a. The condition category recognition fixing button is a button for fixing the recognition of at least one condition category. The condition category recognition fixing button is displayed at a predetermined position on the monitor 3a. For example, the coordinate data for defining the display position of the condition category recognition / fixing button is read from the RAM 13 and is recognized by the CPU 11, whereby the condition category recognition / fixing button is displayed at a predetermined position on the monitor 3a. Coordinate data for defining the display position of the condition category recognition fixing button is included in the game program and loaded from the storage device 17 to the RAM 13. The button display means 54 is a means used in other embodiments described later.

  The first condition selection means 55 has a function of selecting a condition category condition by moving a finger within the condition display area.

  In this means 55, the condition category condition is selected by moving the finger within the condition display area. For example, when the finger is positioned inside the condition display region, the contact position of the finger on the monitor 3a is recognized by the CPU 11. When the finger moves after being positioned inside the condition display area, the movement direction of the finger on the monitor 3a is recognized by the CPU 11. Then, the CPU 11 executes a process for moving the condition being displayed on the monitor 3a in the finger moving direction on the monitor 3a. Then, the CPU 11 executes a process of displaying a new condition on the monitor 3a instead of the condition being displayed. As a result, the condition category condition is changed and selected.

  The condition category recognition means 56 has a function of recognizing a condition category corresponding to at least one condition display area as a contact category when the finger is positioned in at least one condition display area.

  In this means 56, the condition category corresponding to the condition display area where the finger touches is recognized as the contact category. For example, while the finger is continuously located in at least one condition display area, the condition category corresponding to the condition display area where the finger is located is recognized as the contact category. More specifically, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the finger contact position on the monitor 3a is located inside the condition display area, while the finger contact position is located inside the condition display area. The CPU 11 recognizes the condition category corresponding to this condition display area as the contact category. Thus, by continuously positioning the finger with respect to the condition display area, the condition category corresponding to the condition display area is fixed as the contact category while the finger is positioned in the condition display area. Recognized.

  The vibration determination unit 57 has a function of determining the magnitude of vibration detected by the motion sensor 18.

  In this means 57, when the vibration input to the portable game machine 1 is detected by the motion sensor 18, the magnitude of the vibration detected by the motion sensor 18 is recognized by the CPU 11. Then, the magnitude of vibration detected by the motion sensor 18 is determined by the CPU 11. For example, when vibration is applied to the portable game machine 1, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the magnitude of the vibration detected by the motion sensor 18 is greater than or equal to a predetermined magnitude. When the magnitude of the vibration is equal to or greater than a predetermined magnitude, the CPU 11 determines that the vibration is input to the portable game machine 1.

  The second condition selection means 58 has a function of randomly selecting a condition in each condition category other than the contact category when the motion sensor 18 detects vibration.

  In this means 58, when the motion sensor 18 detects vibration, a condition is randomly selected in each condition category other than the contact category. For example, when the motion sensor 18 detects vibration, the CPU 11 recognizes other condition categories other than the contact category. Then, the conditions of the other condition categories are selected by the CPU 11 based on the selection rate of each condition.

  In addition, when the motion sensor 18 detects vibration after the match event ends, the condition selected randomly in the previous match event in each of the other condition categories except the contact category (random selection result condition described later) The condition is newly set by the CPU 11 based on the selection ratio of the condition including the selection ratio. That is, in this case, the CPU 11 executes a process of newly selecting a condition at random based on the second correspondence table.

  The condition recording unit 59 has a function of recording the condition of each condition category selected by the second condition selection unit 58 in the RAM 13 as a random selection result condition.

  In this means 59, the condition of each condition category randomly selected by the second condition selection means 58 is recorded in the RAM 13 as a random selection result condition. For example, the condition category condition (random selection result condition) selected at random is recognized by the CPU 11, and the random selection result condition is stored in the RAM 13. Thus, by storing the random selection result condition in the RAM 13, as described above, the selection rate for the random selection result condition can be changed when a game event is executed.

  The second condition display means 60 has a function of displaying the condition selected at random by the second condition selection means 58 on the monitor 3a again in the condition display area.

  In this means 60, the condition selected at random by the second condition selecting means 58 is displayed again on the monitor 3a in the condition display area. For example, when the condition category condition is selected at random, this condition (random selection result condition) is displayed again on the monitor 3a in the condition display area.

  The match event execution means 61 has a function of executing a match event based on the conditions displayed on the monitor 3a by the first condition display means 53 and the second condition display means 60.

  In this means 61, a match event is executed based on the conditions displayed on the monitor 3a by the first condition display means 53 and the second condition display means 60. For example, the conditions displayed on the monitor 3a are recognized by the CPU 11. And the process which performs a game event based on this condition is performed by CPU11.

[Outline of condition setting system in baseball game]
Next, specific contents of the condition setting system in the baseball game will be described. The flow shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 will also be described at the same time. FIG. 11 is a flow for explaining the overall outline of the baseball game, and FIG. 12 is a flow for explaining the present system.

  First, when the portable game machine 1 is turned on and the portable game machine 1 is activated, a baseball game program is loaded and stored in the RAM 13 from the storage device 17, for example, a flash memory. At this time, various basic game data necessary for executing the baseball game are simultaneously loaded from the storage device 17 into the RAM 13 and stored (S1).

  For example, the basic game data includes data related to various images for the game space. The data relating to various images for the game space includes, for example, model data for stadiums, model data for player characters, model data for various objects, and the like. Further, the basic game data includes position coordinate data for arranging model data for the game space in the game space. In addition, the basic game data includes image data for displaying the model arranged in the game space on the monitor 3a. Further, the basic game data includes other various data used in this system.

  Subsequently, the baseball game program stored in the RAM 13 is executed by the CPU 11 based on the basic game data (S2). Then, the start screen of the baseball game is displayed on the monitor 3a. Then, various setting screens for executing the baseball game are displayed on the monitor 3a. Here, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, a mode selection screen 70 for selecting a play mode of the baseball game is displayed on the monitor 3a. A play mode is determined by selecting any one play mode from a plurality of play modes displayed on the mode selection screen 70 (S3). In the play mode, for example, a battle mode in which a team is selected from 12 teams to enjoy a battle, a pennant mode in which a team is selected from the 12 teams and a pennant race is played, and the like are prepared. The play mode is selected by bringing the finger into contact with the monitor 3a at the position of the battle mode button or pennant mode button.

  Subsequently, in the play mode selected on the mode selection screen 70, various events are executed by the CPU 11 (S4). The various events executed here are, for example, events that are automatically controlled by the CPU 11 based on an automatic control program (AI program, Artificial Intelligence Program), or are input when the player touches the monitor 3a with a finger. There are events that are manually controlled by the player based on input information (signals). The player character control includes automatic control for automatically instructing the player character based on an automatic control program, manual control for instructing the player character based on an input signal from the monitor 3a, and the like. . Thus, in this baseball game, an event is controlled or an instruction is instructed to the player character in accordance with an instruction from the monitor 3a or an instruction from the automatic control program.

  Note that the automatic control program shown here is included in the baseball game program. Moreover, this automatic control program is a program for automatically controlling the command regarding an event and the command with respect to a player character on behalf of a player. This automatic control program instructs the CPU 11 for various commands according to the play situation.

  Subsequently, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the selected play mode has ended (S5). Specifically, the CPU 11 determines whether or not a command indicating that the play mode has ended is issued. When the CPU 11 determines that an instruction indicating that the play mode has ended is issued (Yes in S5), the CPU 11 executes a process of storing game continuation data in the RAM 13. When the game continuation data is stored in the RAM 13, a selection screen for selecting whether or not to end the baseball game is displayed on the monitor 3a (S6). Then, on this selection screen, when an item indicating the end of the baseball game is selected by the player touching his / her finger with the monitor 3a (Yes in S6), the CPU 11 performs processing for ending the baseball game. It is executed (S7). On the other hand, when an item indicating continuation of the baseball game is selected by bringing the player's finger into contact with the monitor 3a on this selection screen (No in S6), the mode selection screen 70 in step 3 (S3). Is redisplayed on the monitor 3a.

  Unless the CPU 11 determines that a command for ending the play mode has been issued (No in S5), various events are repeatedly executed by the CPU 11 in the play mode selected on the mode selection screen 70 (S4). .

  Next, the details of the condition setting system will be described by taking as an example the case where the battle mode is selected as the play mode. The flow shown in FIG. 12 will also be described at the same time. In the following, an example is shown in which the automatic control program instructs the player character of the opponent team to command.

  In the state where the mode selection screen 70 shown in FIG. 4 is displayed on the monitor 3a, when the player selects a desired icon, for example, an icon for the battle mode with a finger, the battle mode is selected (S31). Then, a plurality of condition categories JC and conditions K related to the setting before the start of the game event are read from the RAM 13 and recognized by the CPU 11 (S32). For example, the plurality of condition categories JC include categories such as a team commanded by a player (self team), a team commanded by an opponent (an opponent team), a battle base, and an attack order (FIG. 6). And see FIG.

  Each condition category JC is associated with at least one condition K. For example, a plurality of conditions K composed of an A team, a B team, a C team, a D team, and an E team are associated with each of the own team JC1 and the opponent team JC2. The home stadium of each team is associated with the battle base JC3. Here, the home stadium of each team is represented by a small letter of the team name, for example, a stadium, b stadium, c stadium, d stadium, and e stadium. A plurality of conditions K composed of a first attack and a second attack are associated with the attack order JC4. Such a correspondence relationship between each condition category JC and condition K is defined by the first correspondence table shown in FIG. This first correspondence table is stored in the RAM 13.

  Subsequently, a selection rate P for selecting a certain condition from a plurality of conditions K of each condition category JC is set (S33). For example, at the first activation, the selection rate P (P1 to P4) of each condition K as a default is read from the RAM 13. In this way, the selection rate P (P1 to P4) is set at the first activation. As shown in FIG. 8, the selection rate P for each condition K is defined by the second correspondence table. In FIG. 8, the selection rate P for each condition category JC (JC1 to JC4) is indicated by symbols P1, P2, P3, and P4. The symbols P1, P2, P3, and P4 indicate the selection rates. It corresponds to the numerical value of.

  As will be described later, when a match event is executed using a randomly selected condition Kr (random selection result condition described later), the selection rate P for the random selection result condition Kr is changed. (S47 described later). In this case, the selection rate P ′ changed here is overwritten in the second correspondence table. In this case, the selection rate P ′ in the changed second correspondence table is set as the new selection rate P. Here, in order to distinguish between the selectivity before the change and the selectivity after the change, a dash is added to the sign P of the selectivity after the change.

  Subsequently, the condition display area 30 corresponding to each condition category JC is set on the monitor 3a (see S34, FIG. 6A). For example, by causing the CPU 11 to recognize the coordinate data for the condition display area 30 of each condition category JC stored in the RAM 13, each condition display area 30 is set at a predetermined position on the monitor 3a. Note that coordinate data for defining the condition display area 30 of each condition category JC is stored in the RAM 13.

  As described above, when various settings are executed, as shown in FIG. 5, a battle format selection screen 71 for selecting a battle format is displayed on the monitor 3a (S35). On the competition format selection screen 71, a first event 40 ("alone" icon in FIG. 5) selected when a game event is executed with a computer as an opponent and a game event is executed with another player as an opponent. A second icon 41 (“competitive battle” icon in FIG. 5) selected when the user does is displayed on the monitor 3a.

  In this battle format selection screen 71, when the player selects, for example, the “alone” icon with his / her finger, as shown in FIGS. 6 (a) and 6 (b), a game is played with a computer (automatic control program) as an opponent. The condition setting screen 72 before executing the event is displayed on the monitor 3a (S36). On the condition setting screen 72, the condition K for each condition category JC (JC1 to JC4) is displayed on the monitor 3a. The condition K for each condition category JC is displayed inside the condition display area 30 corresponding to each condition category JC. As described above, the condition display area 30 corresponding to each condition category JC is set at a predetermined position on the monitor 3a.

  In the condition setting screen 72 shown in FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B, in order to distinguish between the conditions of the own team (player team) and the opponent team (computer team), the own team A character “1P” is displayed on the upper part of the condition display area 30a for use, and a character “COM” is displayed on the upper part of the condition display area 30b for the opponent team. Further, regarding the attack order displayed in the attack order condition display area 30c, the one shown on the left side indicates the attack order on the “1P” side, that is, the attack order of the own team, and the one shown on the right side. , The attack order on the “COM” side, that is, the attack order of the opponent team.

  For example, at the first activation, a predetermined condition K as a default is displayed on the monitor 3a in the condition display area 30 of each condition category JC. In the following, description will be given assuming that FIG. 6A is a battle format selection screen 71 at the first activation. In FIG. 6B, the condition K is underlined to indicate the condition K displayed on the monitor 3a. In practice, however, the underline is not displayed.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 6A, in the state where the condition K of each condition category JC is displayed on the monitor 3a on the condition setting screen 72, the condition K of each condition category JC can be set manually. ing. For example, when the player places his / her finger inside the condition display area 30 of a certain condition category JC and slides it upward or downward, the player can select from among a plurality of conditions K associated with each condition category JC. The condition K desired by the player is manually selected (S37).

  More specifically, as shown in FIG. 6A, when the player slides his / her finger up or down in the condition display area 30, for example, the condition display area 30a of the team JC1, the display is made on the monitor 3a. The CPU 11 executes processing for moving and displaying the medium condition K, for example, the team A in the finger sliding direction on the monitor 3a. Then, instead of team A, a new condition K such as team C (see FIG. 6B) is displayed on the monitor 3a. Then, this condition K is recognized by the CPU 11 as a manually selected condition.

  Similarly, when the player slides his / her finger upward or downward in the other condition display areas 30b, 30c, and 30d, the condition K being displayed on the monitor 3a is changed to another condition. Then, the changed condition K is recognized by the CPU 11 as a manually selected condition. For example, in the condition display area 30c for the attack order, when the player scrolls the finger up or down by one, the display of “first attack / second attack” (see FIG. 6A) is displayed. "(See FIG. 6B). In addition, the indication “first attack / second attack” indicates that the “1P” side is the first attack and the “COM” side is the second attack, and the display “second attack / first attack” indicates that the “1P” side is the second attack. The “COM” side is the first.

  Note that the manual setting of each condition K in step 37 (S37) is not necessarily executed, and this setting is not executed if the player does not want it.

  Subsequently, in a state where the condition K of each condition category JC is displayed on the monitor 3a on the condition setting screen 72, as shown in FIG. 6B, the player places his / her finger on at least one condition category JC. When the corresponding condition display area 30 is touched, the selected state of the condition category JC corresponding to the condition display area 30 is held. By this operation, the selected condition category JC is excluded from the random setting targets (S38).

  For example, as shown in FIG. 6B, when the player keeps his two fingers in contact with the opponent team condition display area 30 and the attack order condition display area 30, the opponent team condition category JC2 And the selection state of the condition category JC4 of the attack order are held. More specifically, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the finger contact position with respect to the monitor 3 a is continuously located within the condition display area 30. When the contact position of the finger is continuously located inside the condition display area 30, the condition category JC corresponding to the condition display area 30 is recognized by the CPU 11 as the contact category JCs. For example, in FIG. 6B, the condition category JC2 of the opponent team and the condition category JC4 of the attack order are recognized by the CPU 11 as the contact category JCs.

  As described above, the player keeps the selected condition category, that is, the contact category JCs in the selected state by continuously positioning his / her finger in the condition display area 30, and excludes it from the target of random setting. Can do.

  Subsequently, in this state, the CPU 11 determines whether vibration is input to the portable game machine 1 (S39). Here, the presence / absence of vibration input to the portable game machine 1 is determined as follows. First, the magnitude of vibration input to the portable game machine 1 is detected by the motion sensor 18 and stored in the RAM 13. Then, the magnitude of this vibration is recognized by the CPU 11. Then, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the magnitude of the vibration recognized by the CPU 11 here, that is, the magnitude of the vibration detected by the motion sensor 18 is equal to or larger than a predetermined magnitude. When the magnitude of the vibration is equal to or greater than a predetermined magnitude, the CPU 11 determines that the vibration is input to the portable game machine 1. On the other hand, when the magnitude of the vibration is less than the predetermined magnitude, the CPU 11 determines that no vibration is input to the portable game machine 1.

  Here, when vibration is not input to the portable game machine 1 (No in S39), the process of step 43 (S43) is executed by the CPU 11. On the other hand, when vibration is input to the portable game machine 1 (Yes in S39), a predetermined condition category, for example, a stadium condition category JC3 is recognized by the CPU 11. Then, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the stadium condition category JC3 is the contact category JCs (S40). Specifically, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the stadium condition category JC3 is an object of random setting. Here, when the stadium condition category JC3 is not the target of random setting (No in S40), for example, when the stadium condition category JC3 is selected by the player's finger, the processing of step 42 (S42) is performed by the CPU 11. Executed. When the stadium condition category JC3 is a random setting target (Yes in S40), the selection rate P3 of the condition K associated with the stadium condition category JC3 is the magnitude of vibration detected by the motion sensor 18. It is changed according to (S41).

  For example, the CPU 11 executes a process of evaluating the magnitude of the vibration to a predetermined number of stages L, for example, five stages. The evaluation of the number of steps L with respect to the magnitude of vibration is defined in advance in the game program, and the number of steps L evaluated here is stored in the RAM 13. For example, the stage number L is set so that the greater the magnitude of vibration, the larger the stage number L. Then, based on the number of steps L set here, the selection rate P3 of each stadium is changed by the CPU 11.

  More specifically, the selection rate P3 of each stadium is changed so that a stadium far from the home stadium can be easily selected as the number L of stages at which the magnitude of vibration is increased. In other words, as the number of steps L decreases, the selection rate P3 of each stadium is changed so that a stadium close to the home stadium is easily selected. Here, when the selection rate P3 of each stadium is changed, the changed selection rate P3 'is reflected in the second correspondence table.

  In FIG. 6B, since the home team is the C team, the home stadium is the c stadium. Then, the selection rate P3 of each stadium is set by the CPU 11 so that a stadium far from the C stadium is easily selected as the number L of stages at which the magnitude of vibration is increased. Specifically, the selection rate P3 of each condition K of the stadium condition category JC3 is changed by the CPU 11 so that the selection rate P3 of the stadium having the distance information K corresponding to the number of steps L becomes the largest.

  Distance information K (see FIG. 9) indicating how far the stadium is from the other stadiums is included in the basic game data and stored in the RAM 13. The table of FIG. 9 showing an example of the distance information K is for the case where the home team (home stadium) is the C team (c stadium), and the closer to the C stadium, the smaller the value of the distance information K is shown. ing. Such a table is prepared for each team (ball field) (not shown).

  In FIG. 9, when the stage number L is 5, the selection rate P3 (e) of each stadium so that the selection rate P3 (e) of the e stadium where the distance information K is 5 (= L) becomes the largest. P3 (e) is set. Similarly, when the stage number L is “4, 3, 2, or 1”, the selection rates P3 (a), P3 (d), P3 (b), P3 () having the distance information K corresponding to the stage number L The selection rates P3 (a) to P3 (e) of each stadium are set so that c) becomes the largest.

  Each of the plurality of selection rates P described above is an index indicating the ease with which the condition K is selected. Here, the total ΣP1 to ΣP4 of the selection rates of each condition category JC is set to be 100%. Further, when the selection rate P is changed, by calculating the selection rates P1 to P4 with respect to the total selection rates ΣP1 to ΣP4, the total selection rates ΣP1 to ΣP4 of each condition category JC become 100%. Adjusted.

  As described above, when vibration is input to the portable game machine 1 and the selection rate P is set, the condition K of the condition category JC other than the contact category JCs is set by the CPU 11 based on the latest second correspondence table. It is set (S42). For example, in FIG. 6B, the category JC1 of the own team and the category JC3 of the stadium are recognized by the CPU 11, and the condition K included in the category JC1 of the own team and the condition K included in the category JC3 of the stadium are respectively The selection is made by the CPU 11 based on the selection rates P1 and P3 of each condition K in the latest second correspondence table. Then, the condition K of each condition category JC selected here by the CPU 11 is stored in the RAM 13 as the random selection result condition Kr. Then, the condition K of each condition category JC is displayed on the monitor 3a in the condition display area 30 of each condition category JC.

  Subsequently, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the condition K of each condition category JC is approved (S43). For example, when the player approves the contents of each condition category JC and selects an approval button, such as the OK button 33 (see FIG. 6) displayed on the monitor 3a, with his / her finger (Yes in S43), A setting screen for performing detailed settings is displayed on the monitor 3a (not shown). The detailed setting regarding each team includes, for example, the setting of the starting member of each team.

  On the other hand, when the player desires to correct the contents of each condition category JC (No in S43), the player displays the contents of each condition category JC on the condition setting screen 72 currently displayed on the monitor 3a. It can be corrected. That is, in this case, the processing after step 37 (S37) is executed again by the CPU 11.

  In addition, although the example in the case where the plurality of condition categories JC are categories such as the own team, the opponent team, the attack order, and the battle stadium has been shown, even in the detailed settings regarding each team, Each condition K may be set at random by inputting vibration.

  Subsequently, when the detailed setting for each team is completed, the CPU 11 executes a process for executing a game event based on the condition K displayed on the monitor 3a (S44). Here, as shown in FIG. 6B, the CPU 11 executes a game event in which the team B is the first attack and the team C is the second attack.

  When the game event ends (S45), the CPU 11 determines whether or not the game event is executed using the condition K including the random selection result condition Kr (S46). Here, when this game event is executed using the condition K including the random selection result condition Kr (Yes in S46), the selection rate P for the random selection result condition Kr is changed (S47). For example, the CPU 11 executes a process of reducing the selection rate P for the random selection result condition Kr at a predetermined rate. Then, the changed selection rate P is reflected in the second correspondence table.

  On the other hand, when the game event is executed without using the random selection result condition Kr (No in S46), for example, when the game event is executed with the condition K of each condition category JC set by default or manually, The 2 correspondence table is held in the RAM 13 without being changed. That is, in this case, the process of step 47 (S47) is not executed, and the process of step 48 (S48) described later is executed.

  Subsequently, the CPU 11 determines whether or not an instruction to end the baseball game is instructed by the player (S48). Here, when a command to end the baseball game is instructed by the player (Yes in S48), data to be used as continuation data at the next activation is stored in the storage device 17 (S49).

  On the other hand, when an instruction to continue the baseball game is given by the player (No in S48), when the baseball game is continued and a new battle mode is executed, the latest second correspondence table, that is, the latest selection rate Based on P, the CPU 11 executes the processes from step 31 (S31) to step 48 (S48). For example, when the selection rate P is changed due to the magnitude of vibration input to the portable game machine 1 or the execution of a game event (Yes in S39, Yes in S46), the changed selection rate P ′ is the second It is reflected in the correspondence table. Then, the new battle mode is executed again based on the latest second correspondence table.

  In the present embodiment as described above, the player can intuitively execute the manual setting of the condition category JC by the slide operation and the random setting of the condition category JC by the touch operation from the monitor 3a. In particular, regarding the random setting, the player touches the monitor 3a at the position of the condition display area 30 that is not desired to be set at random, thereby changing the condition K of the touched condition display area 30 (condition K of the contact category JCs), Can be excluded from random settings. In this state, when the player vibrates the portable game machine 1, the condition K (condition K to be randomly set) of the other condition display area 30 not touched by the player can be set at random. . As described above, the player selects the condition K by the slide operation in the condition display area 30 of the monitor 3a, or excludes the specific condition K (condition K of the contact category JCs) from the random target by the touch operation. Thus, all the conditions K can be easily set only by giving vibration to the portable game machine 1.

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(A) In the above embodiment, the player maintains the condition category JC corresponding to the condition display area 30 in the selected state while his / her finger is continuously positioned in the condition display area 30. An example is shown. On the other hand, the form in which the condition category JC is maintained in the selected state is not limited to the above embodiment, and may be as follows. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, a selection start button 31 (condition category recognition fixing button) for starting selection of the condition category JC is prepared, and the selection of the selection start button 31 is set as a trigger to at least 1 One condition category JC may be selected.

  Specifically, after the player selects the selection start button 31 displayed on the monitor 3a with his / her finger, the condition display area 30 (30a, 30b, 30c, 30d) of the condition category JC desired by the player is displayed. When the player's finger is individually positioned, the condition category JC corresponding to the condition display area 30 where the player's finger is positioned is selected. For example, when the player touches his / her finger on the monitor 3a in the order of the selection start button 31, the condition display area 30b for the opponent team, and the condition display area 30c for the attack order, the condition category JC2 for the opponent team and The condition category JC4 for the attack order is maintained in the selected state. Prior to this, if the player is not satisfied with the default conditions for the condition K in both areas of the opponent team condition display area 30b and the attack order condition display area 30c, the player is required to enter both areas 30b and 30c. In this case, it is necessary to display in advance the condition K desired by the user.

Accordingly, the player can maintain the condition category JC excluding the random setting in the selected state without always touching the condition display area 30 with his / her finger (instruction means). That is, it is possible to easily select the condition category JC that excludes the random setting. The selection form of the condition category JC shown here may be used in combination with the above embodiment.
(B) In the above-described embodiment, an example in which a portable game machine is used as an example of a computer to which the game program can be applied has been described. However, if the monitor is a contact input type monitor, other than the portable game machine This game program can also be applied to a computer. Further, the form of the computer is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and a game apparatus in which the monitor is configured separately, a game apparatus in which the monitor is integrated, and a personal computer that functions as a game apparatus by executing a game program It can be similarly applied to a computer and a workstation.
(C) The present invention includes a program for executing the above-described game and a computer-readable recording medium on which the program is recorded. As this recording medium, for example, a computer-readable flexible disk, a semiconductor memory, a CD-ROM, a DVD, an MO, a ROM cassette, and the like can be cited in addition to the cartridge.
(D) In the present embodiment, the baseball game has been described, but the present invention can be applied to other games.

  The present invention can be used for a game executed by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor.

3 Monitor unit (image display unit)
3a LCD monitor 10 Control device (control unit)
11 CPU
13 RAM
17 Storage device (recording unit)
18 Motion sensor 30, 30a, 30b, 30c, 30d Condition display area (information display area)
31 Selection start button (Item recognition fixed button)
50 Category reading means (item reading means)
51 selection rate setting means 52 display area setting means 53 first condition display means (first information display means)
54 button display means 55 first condition selection means (first information selection means)
56 Condition category recognition means (item recognition means)
57 vibration determination means 58 second condition selection means (second information selection means)
59 Condition recording means (information recording means)
60 Second condition display means (second information display means)
61 Game event execution means (event execution means)
K condition (information)
JC, JC1-JC4 Condition category (item)
JCs Contact category (contact item)
P, P1 to P4 Selectivity K Distance information

Claims (7)

A control unit of a computer capable of executing a game by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor,
An item reading function for reading a plurality of items related to the setting before the start of an event associated with at least one piece of information from the recording unit;
A display area setting function for setting an information display area corresponding to each item in the image display unit;
A first information selection function for selecting the information of the item by the instruction means being located and moved within the information display area;
A first information display function for displaying the information of each item on the image display unit in the information display area corresponding to each item;
An item recognition function for recognizing an item corresponding to the at least one information display area as a contact item by the instruction means being positioned in the at least one information display area;
A second information selection function for randomly selecting the information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration;
A second information display function for displaying the information randomly selected by the second information selection function on the image display unit in the information display area;
A game program to make it happen. In the control part of the computer,
A selection rate setting function for setting a selection rate for selecting information from the at least one information associated with the item;
An information recording function for recording the information of each item selected by the second information selection function in a recording unit as random selection result information;
An event execution function for executing an event based on the information displayed on the image display unit by the first information display function and the second information display function;
Further realized,
When the event execution function executes an event based on the information displayed on the image display unit by the first information display function and the second information display function, the selection rate setting function is Reducing the selectivity for information,
The second information selection function is the selection of the information including the selection rate of the random selection result information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration after the event ends. Select the information based on the rate,
The game program according to claim 1. In the control part of the computer,
A vibration determination function for determining the magnitude of the vibration detected by the sensor;
Further realized,
The selection rate setting function changes the selection rate of the information according to the magnitude of the vibration in a predetermined item other than the contact item,
The second information selection function selects the information based on the selection rate of the information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration.
The game program according to claim 2. The item recognition function fixes recognition of an item corresponding to the information display area where the instruction unit is located while the instruction unit is continuously located in the at least one information display area. ,
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3. In the control part of the computer,
A button display function for displaying an item recognition fixing button for fixing recognition of at least one of the items on the image display unit;
Further realized,
The item recognition function includes an information display area where the instruction means is located when the instruction means is located in the at least one information display area after the instruction means is located in the display area of the item recognition fixing button. To fix the recognition of items corresponding to
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3. A game device capable of executing a game by contact of an instruction unit with a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor,
The control unit of the game device
Item reading means for reading a plurality of items related to the setting before the start of the event each associated with at least one information from the recording unit;
Display area setting means for setting an information display area corresponding to each item in the image display unit;
A first information selection means for selecting the information of the item by the instruction means being located and moved within the information display area;
First information display means for displaying the information of each item on the image display unit in the information display area corresponding to each item;
Item recognizing means for recognizing an item corresponding to the at least one information display area as a contact item by the instruction means being positioned in at least one of the information display areas;
A second information selection means for randomly selecting the information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration;
Second information display means for redisplaying the information randomly selected by the second information selection means on the image display section in the information display area;
A game device comprising: A game control method controlled by a computer capable of executing a game by contact of an instruction means to a contact input type image display unit and vibration detection by a sensor,
The control unit of the computer
An item reading step for reading a plurality of items related to the setting before the start of the event each associated with at least one information from the recording unit;
A display area setting step for setting an information display area corresponding to each item in the image display unit;
A first information selection step of selecting the information of the item by the instruction means being located and moved within the information display area;
A first information display step of displaying the information of each item on the image display unit in the information display area corresponding to each item;
An item recognition step of recognizing, as a contact item, an item corresponding to the at least one information display area by the instruction means being positioned in the at least one information display area;
A second information selection step of randomly selecting the information in each item other than the contact item when the sensor detects vibration;
A second information display step of displaying the information selected at random in the second information selection step on the image display unit again in the information display area;
Game control method to execute.

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