JP5424081B2 - GAME DEVICE AND PROGRAM - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game device and a program, and more particularly to a game device and a program using a touch panel.

  Recently, attention has been paid to game devices in which a player inputs an operation by operating a touch panel.

In a game device using a touch panel, more flexible operation input is possible as compared with a case where input is performed using an operation button or the like.
JP 2006-181286 A

  However, in a game device using a touch panel, there is a possibility that an operation not intended by the player is performed.

  The objective of this invention is providing the game device and program which can prevent that the operation | movement which a player does not intend is performed.

  A game apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention sequentially stores a touch panel that detects a touch position based on a touch operation of a player, a display unit that is provided corresponding to the touch panel and displays a game image, and the touch position. Storage means and control means for controlling the progress of the game based on the contact position, wherein the control means contacts the current position from the contact position when a command issued in response to the contact operation was last issued. The distance to the contact position that has been detected and / or the time from the previous issue of the command issued according to the contact operation to the detection of the current contact position, the calculated distance, or Based on the calculated time, it is determined whether or not to issue a command in response to detecting the position touched this time.

  In the above-described game apparatus, the control unit is configured such that a distance from a contact position when the command issued in response to the contact operation is last issued to a contact position where the current contact is detected is equal to or greater than a first predetermined distance. Alternatively, the command may be issued in response to detecting the position touched this time.

  In the above-described game device, when the time from the previous issue of the command issued according to the contact operation to the detection of the current contact position is equal to or longer than a first predetermined time, The command may be issued in response to detecting the position touched this time.

  In the above-described game device, the storage unit stores a plurality of types of commands issued by the control unit in association with contact operations, and when the command is issued, which is the issued command. When the command corresponding to the current touch operation is different from the previously issued command, the control means may issue the command for the current touch operation. .

  In the above-described game device, the control means repeatedly changes to a plurality of modes including an attack posture and a defense posture, and sends different commands to the contact operation depending on which of the current postures is. If the time from the time when the player changes from the defense posture to the attack posture until the current contact is shorter than the determination time for the posture change, the command is not issued for the current contact. You may do it.

  A program according to an aspect of the present invention includes a touch panel that detects a contact position based on a contact operation of a player, a display unit that is provided corresponding to the touch panel and displays a game image, and a storage that sequentially stores the contact position. And a control device for controlling the progress of the game based on the contact position, wherein the command issued in response to the contact operation is previously issued to the control device. The distance from the contact position to the contact position where the current contact was detected and / or the time from the previous issue of the command issued according to the contact operation until the detection of the current contact position was calculated and calculated. Based on the distance or the calculated time, it is determined whether or not a command is issued in response to detecting the position touched this time. Characterized in that to perform the steps.

  In the above-described program, when the distance from the contact position when the command issued in response to the contact operation is issued to the control means to the contact position where the current contact is detected is equal to or greater than a first predetermined distance. May issue the command in response to detecting the position touched this time.

  In the above-described program, if the time from when the command issued in response to the contact operation is issued to the control unit until the position where the current contact is detected is equal to or longer than a first predetermined time, The command may be issued in response to detecting the touched position.

  In the program described above, the storage means stores a plurality of types of commands issued by the control means in association with contact operations, and when the command is issued to the storage means, Are sequentially stored, and when the command corresponding to the current contact operation is different from the previously issued command, the control means is configured to issue the command for the current contact operation. It may be.

  In the above-described program, the control means repeatedly changes to a plurality of modes including an attack posture and a defense posture, and issues different commands for the contact operation depending on which of the current postures is. If the time from the player's turn from the defense posture to the attack posture until the current contact is shorter than the determination time for the posture change, the control means The command may not be issued.

  According to the present invention, in a game device that issues a command in response to a player's touch operation on the touch panel, even if a contact position is detected, the position touched this time from the previous issue of the command according to the touch operation It is determined whether or not a command is issued in response to the detection of the position touched this time based on the time until the detection. Further, according to the present invention, even if the contact position is detected, the current contact position based on the distance from the contact position when the command corresponding to the contact operation was issued last time to the current contact position It is determined whether or not a command is issued in response to detection of. Further, according to the present invention, even if a contact position is detected, it is determined whether or not a command is issued for the current contact based on the time from the transition from the defense posture to the attack posture. To do. For this reason, according to this invention, even if it is a case where a touch panel is accidentally hit repeatedly, it can prevent that a game device performs the operation | movement which a player does not intend.

[One Embodiment]
A game apparatus and a game apparatus control method according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  The game system of this embodiment is installed in an amusement facility, for example. These game devices are connected to the Internet, for example. Even players (players) who are distant from each other can play a battle game such as a soccer game.

(Outline of game device)
The game system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an appearance of a game device in the game system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the game system according to the present embodiment.

  The amusement facility 10 is located in each area, for example. Each amusement facility 10 is provided with a plurality of game apparatuses 12 for playing games. In addition to the game device 12, the amusement facility 10 may be provided with a processing device 14 for displaying game contents, advertising the game, and the like, as shown in FIG. When the processing device 14 is provided in the amusement facility 10, the spectator can watch the game by looking at the display monitor (not shown) of the processing device.

  A player (player) plays a soccer game by inserting coins into the game apparatus 12. The game apparatus 12 is provided with an IC card I / F (interface) 18 for reading the members card 16 which is an IC card. The members card 16 has a unique ID number.

  Each game device 12 is connected to a LAN 20 in the amusement facility 10. The game device 12 can communicate with other game devices 12 in the amusement facility 10. The LAN 20 of the amusement facility 10 is connected to the Internet 22. The game apparatus 12 can also communicate with the game apparatuses 12 in other amusement facilities 10. Therefore, even if the installation location is far away, a common soccer game can be played by an arbitrary game device.

  A player who visits the amusement facility 10 sits on the game device 12, inserts coins, and operates the touch panel 24 and the like to play a soccer game with other players.

  The server 30 is connected to the Internet 22. The server 30 has control means (not shown) and storage means (not shown). The server 30 controls the game apparatus 12 by the control means. The server 30 collects play data of a game such as a soccer game executed by the game device 12 via the Internet 22 by the storage means, and accumulates and manages the play data.

  The storage means of the server 30 stores the game level and game history of each player. The game level is given according to the battle result.

  Note that one of the plurality of game apparatuses 12 may function as a server. The game device 12 as a server controls a plurality of game devices 12, collects play data of a game such as a soccer game executed by each game device 12 through the LAN 20, accumulates the play data, to manage.

(Configuration of game device)
The configuration of the game device in the game system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of the game device according to the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the housing 32 of the game apparatus 12 is provided with a display monitor 34 that displays game contents. On the display monitor 34, a touch panel 24 for a player to operate a game is provided. Further, the casing 32 of the game apparatus 12 is provided with a coin insertion portion 36 for inserting coins and an IC card I / F 18 for reading the member's card 16. The display monitor 34 displays a soccer game screen. A display monitor (display means) is provided corresponding to a touch panel 24 described later.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the game apparatus 12 stores a CPU 40 that executes game programs, controls the entire system, calculates coordinates for image display, and the like, and programs and data necessary for the CPU 40 to perform processing. A system memory (RAM) 42 used as a buffer memory is connected in common by a bus line and is connected to a bus arbiter 44. The bus arbiter 44 controls the flow of programs and data with each block of the game apparatus 12 and devices connected to the outside.

  A game data storage device or storage medium (including an optical disk or optical disk drive for driving a game recording medium such as a CD-ROM) 46 in which a game program and data (including video data and music data) are stored, and a game A BOOTROM 48 in which a program and data for starting the apparatus are stored is connected to the bus arbiter 44 via a bus line.

  A rendering processor 50 is connected to the bus arbiter 44 via a bus line. The rendering processor 50 reproduces video (MOVIE) data read from the program data storage device or the storage medium 46 via the bus arbiter 44, or generates an image for image display according to the player's operation or game progress. Or

  The rendering processor 50 is connected to a graphic memory 52 that stores graphic data necessary for the rendering processor 50 to generate an image.

  The image signal output from the rendering processor 50 is converted from a digital signal to an analog signal by a video DAC (not shown) and displayed on the display monitor 34.

  A sound processor 56 is connected to the bus arbiter 44 via a bus line. The sound processor 56 reproduces music data read from the program data storage device or the storage medium 46 via the bus arbiter 44, and generates sound effects and sounds according to the operation by the player and the progress of the game.

  The sound processor 56 is connected to a sound memory 58 for storing sound data and the like necessary for generating sound effects and sounds by the sound processor 56. The audio signal output from the sound processor 56 is converted from a digital signal to an analog signal by an audio DAC (not shown) and output from the speaker 60.

  A communication interface 62 is connected to the bus arbiter 44 via a bus line. The communication interface 62 is connected to an external network such as a telephone line via the LAN adapter 64. The game apparatus 12 is connected to the Internet via a telephone line by the LAN adapter 64, and can communicate with other game apparatuses 12, the network server 30, and the like. The communication interface 62 and the LAN adapter 64 use a telephone line, but use a terminal adapter (TA) or router that uses a telephone line, a cable modem that uses a cable TV line, a mobile phone or a PHS. Other communication methods such as wireless communication means and optical fiber communication means using an optical fiber may be used.

  The touch panel 24 is connected to the bus arbiter 44 via the peripheral I / F 68. The touch panel 24 is for a player to input various operations. The player can input various operations by touching the touch panel 24 using a touch pen or the like. That is, the touch panel 24 detects the contact position based on the player's contact operation. The peripheral I / F 68 outputs a signal for controlling the game apparatus 12 or an externally connected device in accordance with an operation by the player. The touch panel 24 functions as a position coordinate acquisition unit that acquires coordinate values of a position touched by a touch pen or the like and generates position coordinate information.

  An IC card I / F 18 for reading the members card 16 is connected to the bus arbiter 44.

  A backup memory (not shown) is connected to the bus arbiter 44 to record game results and the like. The backup memory may be replaced with system memory (RAM).

  Note that the game device 12 is not limited to a game device installed in an amusement facility or a store such as a game cafe, but is a home game device, a personal computer, a portable electronic game machine, a mobile phone, a PDA, or the like. An electronic device or a game information processing device may be used.

(Details of game processing)
Details of each process in the game process in the game system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to a flowchart, a game screen, and the like.

(Details of soccer game processing)
In this embodiment, a soccer game is played as a game match. The player performs a desired action on the character (soccer player) of the own team by performing an operation input on the touch panel 24 using a touch pen or the like. Various attacks and defenses are performed as appropriate, and the player can enjoy a soccer game.

  In a soccer game, it is necessary to control a plurality of characters in a unified manner, and it is necessary to control individual characters according to the player's request. For this reason, in the game system according to the present embodiment, the CPU 40 of the game apparatus 12 controls the entire character in a unified manner (overall control) and also quickly controls the action of the character specified by the player (individual control). ). The CPU 40 of the game apparatus 12 performs overall control and individual control based on the game program. Overall control is performed in consideration of the position of each character. The individual control is performed based on an operation input from the touch panel 24 by the player.

  In the soccer game, the CPU 40 of the game apparatus 12 arranges each character in a virtual three-dimensional space and appropriately changes the arrangement of each character, the position of the ball, and the like.

(Operation input by touch panel)
Next, operation input by the touch panel in the game system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

  In the game system according to the present embodiment, the player inputs various operations through the touch panel 24.

  As the operation input means (contact object) used when the player touches the touch panel 24, for example, a touch pen can be used.

  Here, a case where a touch pen is used as the operation input means will be described as an example, but the operation input means is not limited to the touch pen. For example, the operation input means (contact object) may be a player's finger. Operation input may be performed by touching the touch panel with a player's finger.

  The touch panel 24 acquires coordinate data of a position touched by the touch pen, and generates touch position coordinate data. Touch position coordinate data generated by the touch panel 24 is output to the CPU 40 via the peripheral I / F 68 and the bus arbiter 44.

  The CPU 40 sequentially stores the touch position coordinate data output from the touch panel 24 in the touch data memory of the system memory 42. The touch position coordinate data stored in the touch data memory of the system memory 42 is updated as appropriate.

  The types of operation inputs to the touch panel 24 are roughly classified into drag operation inputs and touch operation inputs.

  The drag operation is an operation of moving the touch position while keeping the touched state on the touch panel 24 after touching the touch panel 24.

  The touch operation is a touch on the touch panel 24 and is an operation that does not involve movement of the touched position. The touch operation includes modes such as the number of touches and a touch time interval. The CPU 40 determines the difference in the touch operation mode, and controls the action of the character in accordance with the touch operation mode.

(Single touch / Double touch)
Touch operation includes single touch and double touch. Single touch is an operation of touching the touch panel 24 once. The double touch is an operation of touching the touch panel 24 twice in succession.

  Whether it is a single touch input or a double touch input is determined as follows.

When the player touches, CPU 40 is the time from the previous touch to the current touch is determined whether within a predetermined time T _1. The predetermined time _{T 1,} for example 0.5 seconds.

If the time from the previous touch to the current touch longer than the predetermined time T _1, the CPU 40 determines that the current touch is a single touch input.

The time from the previous touch to the current touch when the predetermined time T ₁ or less, the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time is equal to or less than a predetermined distance L ₁ is determined. The predetermined distance L ₁ is, for example, a distance corresponding to 100 pixels of the display screen of the display monitor 34 of the game apparatus 12.

If the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time is greater than the predetermined distance L ₁ is CPU 40 determines that the current touch is a single touch input.

If the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time is equal to or smaller than a predetermined distance L ₁ is CPU 40 determines that the double touch input.

(Mode of operation instruction by operation input to the touch panel)
In the soccer game according to the present embodiment, operations such as a ball pass at the time of offense, a shot at the time of offense, a movement of a player (character) at the time of offense and defense, and a stealing of the ball at the time of defense are performed by an operation input to the touch panel 24. Instruct. The outline of these operations will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In a soccer game, the game is repeatedly changed to a plurality of modes including an attack posture and a defense posture. Depending on whether the current state is an attacking state or a defensive state, different commands are issued in response to the contact of the contact object, that is, the contact operation.

(Ball pass)
When the player double-touches the touch panel 24 at the time of offense, that is, when the own team is in an attacking posture, the character of the own team holding the ball as shown in FIG. Then, pass the ball so that the ball reaches the double touched place.

  When the player is enthusiastic about the game, the touch panel 24 may be continuously touched while intending to double-touch. Therefore, in the present embodiment, even if the player repeatedly hits the touch panel 24 by a pass operation process as described later, the character does not perform an action that is not intended by the player.

(shoot)
When the player double-touches the opponent's goal during the offense, that is, when the own team is in an attacking posture, as shown in FIG. 4B, the character of the own team holding the ball Shoots to the point where the double touch is made.

As described above, when the player is enthusiastic about the game, there are cases where the touch panel 24 is continuously touched with the intention of double touch. Therefore, in the present embodiment, even when the player repeatedly hits the touch panel 24, the character does not perform an action not intended by the player. Player double touch the opponents, further, when a player touches the inside opponent goal, the time from the previous touch to the current touch is within the predetermined time T _1, and from where it touched last If the distance to the current touched position is less than the predetermined distance L ₁ is determined to be a battered touched continuously, such touch is treated as an invalid touch.

(Move character)
When the player designates the character of the own team and performs the drag operation at the time of offense or defense, the designated character of the own team moves toward the end point of the drag operation. After the player touches the position where the player is on the touch panel 24 and moves the touch position while keeping the touched state on the touch panel 24, the touch panel 24 is moved according to the movement to the touch position as shown in FIG. The player displayed in moves.

(Take the ball)
When the player performs double-touch input at the location where the character of the opponent team is displayed when the character of the opponent team is located within the area (action circle) set around the character of the own team The character of the self team specified by double touch takes the optimum action.

  When a player performs double-touch input at the location where the character of the opponent team is displayed when the opponent team character holding the ball is located in the action circle of the player's own character during defense As shown in FIG. 5B, the character of the self team designated by the double touch tries to take the ball away from the character of the opponent team holding the ball.

As described above, when the player is enthusiastic about the game, there are cases where the touch panel 24 is continuously touched with the intention of double touch. Therefore, in the present embodiment, even when the player repeatedly hits the touch panel 24, the character does not perform an action not intended by the player. When the character of the opponent team is located in the action circle of the character of the own team, the player performs a double touch input at the location where the character of the own team is displayed, and the player touches the touch panel 24 to is the time from the previous touch to the current touch within a predetermined time T _1, and, if the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time is equal to or smaller than a predetermined distance L ₁ is continuous It is determined that the touch is a continuous hit, and such a touch is treated as an invalid touch.

(Path operation processing)
A pass operation process in the soccer game according to the present embodiment will be described.

  When the player double-touches the touch panel 24 during the offense, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), the character of the own team holding the ball moves the ball so that the ball reaches the double-touched location. Do the pass.

  As described above, when the player is enthusiastic about the game, there are cases where the touch panel 24 is continuously touched with the intention of double touch. Therefore, in the present embodiment, by performing the following pass operation processing, even when the player strikes the touch panel 24 repeatedly, the character does not perform an action that is not intended by the player.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing processing up to issuing a ball pass command.

  When the player touches the touch panel 24 with a touch pen or the like, the CPU 40 stores the coordinates of the touched position (touch position coordinates) in the touch data memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7).

  The CPU 40 determines whether or not the touch panel 24 is touched during offense, that is, when the player's own team is in an attacking posture (step S21).

When the touch panel 24 has been touched is offense when the CPU 40 is the time from the previous touch time to the current touch time, it determines whether a predetermined time T ₁ or less (step S22) . More specifically, the time to detect the current position of the touch from the detection of the position of the last touch, it is determined whether a predetermined time T ₁ below. The predetermined time _{T 1,} for example 0.5 seconds. When one frame of a screen display is 1/60 second, the predetermined time T _1, for example a time corresponding to 30 frames.

The time from the previous touch to the current touch whether or not the predetermined time T ₁ below, it is determined in the following manner. That is, when the touch panel is touched, the CPU 40 sets a counter value corresponding to the predetermined time T ₁ in a first time determination memory (see FIG. 7) provided in the system memory 42. When one frame of the screen display is 1/60 seconds, for example, the counter value is set to 30, for example. The CPU 40 subtracts the value of the first time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 every time the screen display is updated by one frame. If the touch panel is the time since being touched for a predetermined time T ₁ or less, the value of the first time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 is 1 or more. If the touch panel is time from the touched no longer at a predetermined time T ₁ or less, the value of the first time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 is zero. Therefore, the value of the first time determination memory provided in the system memory 42, CPU 40 may be the time from the previous touch to the current touch is determined whether a predetermined time T ₁ below.

The time from the previous touch to the current touch, if not the predetermined time T ₁ below, CPU 40 may, this operation input by the player is determined to be single-touch input (Step S23).

If the time from the previous touch to the current touch is the predetermined time T ₁ below, CPU 40, the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time, whether a predetermined distance L ₁ or less Judgment is made (step S24). More specifically, the distance of the position of the touch detected at the last time from the (contact position) to the position of the currently detected touch (contact position), it is determined whether a predetermined distance L ₁ or less. The predetermined distance L ₁ is, for example, a distance corresponding to 100 pixels of the display screen of the display monitor 34 of the game apparatus 12. The previously touched location (touch position coordinates) is stored in the touch data memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7). The distance from the location touched last time to the location touched this time is calculated based on the coordinates of the location touched last time (touch position coordinates) and the coordinates of the location touched this time (touch location coordinates).

If the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time is not less than the predetermined distance L ₁ is CPU 40, the current operation input by the player is determined to be single-touch input (Step S23).

If the distance to a point touched this from where it touched the last time is equal to or smaller than a predetermined distance L ₁ is CPU 40 determines that the double touch input is performed by the player (step S25).

Next, the CPU 40 determines whether or not the time from the time when the own team changes from the defense posture (defense) to the attack posture (offense) until the current touch is equal to or longer than a predetermined time T ₂ (posture change time). Is determined (step S26). More specifically, it is determined whether or not the time from when the self team changes from the defense posture to the attack posture until the current touch position is detected is equal to or longer than a predetermined time T ₂ (determination time for posture change). to decide. The predetermined time _{T 2} are, for example, 0.5 seconds. When one frame of a screen display is 1/60 second, the predetermined time T ₂ are, for example, a time corresponding to 30 frames.

It is determined as follows whether or not the time from when the own team changes from the defense posture to the attack posture until the current touch is equal to or longer than the predetermined time T ₂ (determination time for posture change). That is, when the self-team turned to attack posture from defenses are CPU 40 sets the counter value corresponding to the predetermined time T ₂ in the second time decision memory (see FIG. 7) provided in the system memory 42 . When one frame of the screen display is 1/60 seconds, for example, the counter value is set to 30, for example. The CPU 40 subtracts the value of the second time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 every time the screen display is updated by one frame. If the time from the time when the own team changes from the defense posture to the attack posture until the current touch is not equal to or longer than the predetermined time T ₂ (judgment time for posture change), the second time judgment memory provided in the system memory 42 The value is 1 or more. If the time from the self-team turned to attack posture from defenses to the current touch becomes _more predetermined time T, the value of the second time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 is zero. Accordingly, the second time determination value in the memory provided in the system memory 42, CPU 40 determines whether or not the time from the self-team turned to attack posture from defenses to the current touch is the predetermined time T ₂ or more Can be judged.

If the time from the time when the own team changes from the defense posture to the attack posture until the current touch is not equal to or longer than the predetermined time T ₂ (the determination time for the posture change), the CPU 40 determines that the player's current touch is an erroneous operation. Therefore, the ball pass command is not issued for the current touch (step S27). That is, in this case, the CPU 40 does not perform ball pass processing. If the self-team the time to the current touch from turned to attack posture from defense posture not a predetermined period of time T ₂ or more, CPU40 is not to issue a command of the path of the ball with respect to this time of the touch, the player is intended This is to prevent the characters of the self team from performing the movement that is not performed.

Time from the self-team turned to attack posture from defense posture to the current touch, in the case where the predetermined time T ₂ or more, CPU40, the judgment whether or not the contents of the command that was issued last time was the path of the ball (Step S28). Note that the content of the command issued last time by the CPU 40 is stored in the command memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7).

  If the content of the previously issued command by the CPU 40 is not a ball pass, the CPU 40 issues a ball pass command for the current touch (normal processing) (step S29).

When the CPU 40 issues a command such as a ball pass, a shot, a character movement, or a ball take-off, the CPU 40 stores the issued command content in the command memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7). That is, a plurality of types of commands issued by the CPU 40 are stored in the command memory of the system memory 42 in association with the contact operation. When a command such as a ball pass, a shot, a character movement, or a ball take-off is issued, the CPU 40 stores a predetermined time, which will be described later, in a third time determination memory (see FIG. 7) provided in the system memory 42. It sets the counter value corresponding to the time T _3.

  When the ball pass command is issued, the CPU 40 shows that the character of the own team holding the ball kicks the ball and the ball moves to reach the double-touched location. Display on the display screen.

If the command CPU 40 issued last is the path of the ball, CPU 40 has the time to the current touch from the issue of the command path of the previous ball, it is determined whether a predetermined time T ₃ or more (Step S30). More specifically, the time to detect the current position of the touch from the issue of the command path of the previous ball, it is determined whether a predetermined time T ₃ or more. The predetermined time _{T 3} is, for example, 1.5 seconds. When one frame of a screen display is 1/60 second, the predetermined time T ₃ is, for example, time corresponding to 90 frames.

The time to detect the current position of the touch from the issue of the path of the command of the previous ball whether or not the predetermined time T ₃ or more, it is determined in the following manner. That is, when a command such as a ball pass, a shoot, a character move, or a ball capture is issued, the CPU 40 stores a predetermined time T ₃ in a third time determination memory (see FIG. 7) provided in the system memory 42. Set the counter value corresponding to. If one frame of the screen display is 1/60 seconds, for example, the counter value is 90, for example. The CPU 40 subtracts the value of the third time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 every time the screen display is updated by one frame. In the time to detect the current position of the touch from the issue of the command of the previous path of the ball when not the predetermined time T ₃ or more, the value of the second time determination memory provided in the system memory 42 is 1 or more is there. If the time to detect the current position of the touch from the issue of the command of the previous pass of the ball has reached a predetermined time T ₃ or more, the value of the third time determined memory provided in the system memory 42 0 It becomes. Therefore, according to the value of the third time determination memory provided in the system memory 42, the CPU 40 has a time from the issuance of the previous ball pass command until the detection of the current touch position is equal to or longer than the predetermined time T _3. It can be determined whether or not.

If the time to detect the current position of the touch from the issue of the path of the command of the previous ball the predetermined time T ₃ above, CPU 40 issues a command path of the ball with respect to the current touch (Normal processing) (Step S29). The CPU 40 stores the command issuance time and the command content (ball pass) in the command memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7).

  When the ball pass command is issued, the CPU 40 shows that the character of the own team holding the ball kicks the ball and the ball moves to reach the double-touched location. Display on the display screen.

If the time to detect the current position of the touch from the issue of the path of the command of the previous ball not the predetermined time T ₃ above, CPU 40 is part of the touch when the command path of the ball is issued last distance to a point of the touch detecting the currently input from (contact position) (contact position), it is determined whether a predetermined distance L ₂ above (step S31). The predetermined distance L ₂ is, for example, a distance corresponding to 100 pixels of the display screen of the display monitor 34 of the game apparatus 12. The touch location (touch position coordinates) when the previous ball pass command is issued is stored in the touch data memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7). The touch location (touch position coordinates) when the ball pass command was issued last time is stored in the touch data memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7). The distance from the touch location (contact position) when the ball pass command was last issued to the current touch location (contact position) is the distance from the touch location when the ball pass command was last issued. It is calculated based on the coordinates (touch position coordinates) and the coordinates of the location touched this time (touch position coordinates).

Distance from the point of touch when the command path of the ball is issued previous to a location of the current touch, when the predetermined distance L ₂ above, CPU 40 can pass the ball against this touch A command is issued (normal processing) (step S29). The CPU 40 stores the command issuance time and the command content (ball pass) in the command memory of the system memory 42 (see FIG. 7).

  When the ball pass command is issued, the CPU 40 shows that the character of the own team holding the ball kicks the ball and the ball moves to reach the double-touched location. Display on the display screen.

Determined that when the command of the path of the ball is the distance to the point of this touch from the point of touch when issued last, not prescribed distance L ₂ above, CPU 40 is now touching by the player is erroneous The ball pass command is not issued (step S27). That is, in this case, the CPU 40 does not perform ball pass processing. The reason why the CPU 40 does not issue the ball pass command in such a case is to prevent the character of the own team from performing an action not intended by the player.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, in the game device that issues a command according to the touch operation of the player on the touch panel, even if the touch position is detected, the previous command is issued according to the touch operation. Whether or not to issue a command in response to the detection of the position touched this time is determined based on the time until the position touched this time is detected. Further, according to the present embodiment, even when the contact position is detected, the current contact is made based on the distance from the contact position when the command corresponding to the contact operation was issued last time to the current contact position. It is determined whether or not a command is issued in response to detecting the position. Further, according to the present embodiment, whether or not a command is issued for the current contact is determined based on the time from the transition from the defense posture to the attack posture even when the contact position is detected. judge. For this reason, according to this embodiment, it is possible to prevent the game apparatus from performing an operation not intended by the player even if the touch panel is accidentally repeatedly hit.
[Modified Embodiment]
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made.

  For example, in the above embodiment, the present invention is applied to a soccer game. However, the present invention is not limited to a soccer game but can be applied to other games.

  In the above-described embodiment, the present invention is applied when the ball pass process is performed. However, the present invention can also be applied to a process such as a chute or ball take-off process.

  In the above-described embodiment, the case where a ball pass command is issued when the touch input is a double touch input has been described as an example. However, the touch input when issuing a command such as a ball pass is a double touch input. It is not limited to. The principle of the present invention can be widely applied to game devices that issue commands in response to touch input.

  In the above embodiment, the game device provided in the amusement facility has been described as an example. However, the principle of the present invention is not a game device but a home game device, a portable game machine, a personal computer, Mobile phones such as mobile phones, PHS, and PDAs may be used.

  In the above embodiment, the case where coins are inserted when paying for the game has been described as an example. However, the game price is not limited to coins, and a game using a prepaid card, a credit card, electronic money, or the like. It is also possible to pay the price.

  In the above embodiment, an IC card is used for player identification. However, a magnetic card, a commuter pass, a Suica card, an Edy card, a mobile phone, or the like may be used. Furthermore, as long as it identifies a player, means for identifying an individual such as a fingerprint or an iris may be used.

  In the above embodiment, the player is identified, but the game may be provided without identifying the player.

It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the game device in the game system by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the game system by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the game device by one Embodiment of this invention. It is FIG. (1) which shows the mode of the operation instruction | indication by the operation input to a touchscreen. It is FIG. (2) which shows the mode of the operation instruction | indication by the operation input to a touchscreen. It is a flowchart which shows the process until it issues the command of the pass of a ball. It is FIG. (4) which shows a part of system memory of the game device by one Embodiment of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

10 ... Amusement facility 12 ... Game device 14 ... Processing device 16 ... Members card 18 ... IC card I / F
20 ... LAN
22 ... Internet 24 ... Touch panel 30 ... Server 32 ... Housing 34 ... Display monitor 36 ... Coin insertion part 40 ... CPU
42 ... System memory 44 ... Bus arbiter 46 ... Program data storage device or storage medium 48 ... BOOTROM
50 ... Rendering processor 52 ... Graphic memory 56 ... Sound processor 58 ... Sound memory 60 ... Speaker 62 ... Communication interface 64 ... LAN adapter 68 ... Peripheral I / F

Claims (3)

A touch panel that detects a contact position based on a player's contact operation;
Display means provided corresponding to the touch panel, and displaying a game image;
Storage means for sequentially storing the contact positions;
Control means for controlling the progress of the game based on the contact position;
The control means includes
The distance to the contact position detected this time contact from the contact position the contact position at the time of issuing the last command to be issued in accordance with, and the contact time of the command to be issued in accordance with the contact position after issuing last Calculate the time to detect the position,
If the time out calculated is less than a predetermined time, on the basis of the calculated distance, and judging whether or not to issue the response command to detecting the position of contact time Game device. The game device according to claim 1,
The control means detects the current contact position when the distance from the contact position when the command issued in response to the contact operation was last issued to the contact position where the current contact is detected is greater than or equal to a predetermined distance. A game device, wherein the command is issued in response to having performed. A touch panel that detects a contact position based on a player's contact operation, a display unit that is provided in correspondence with the touch panel, displays a game image, a storage unit that sequentially stores the contact position, and a touch unit based on the contact position. A game device program having control means for controlling the progress of the game,
In the control means,
The distance to the contact position detected this time contact from the contact position the contact position at the time of issuing the last command to be issued in accordance with, and the contact time of the command to be issued in accordance with the contact position after issuing last If the position to calculate the time until detecting, which is the time that has issued calculated is less than the predetermined time, on the basis of the calculated distance, issues the command in response to detecting the contact position this time A program for executing a step of determining whether or not to perform.

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