JP6270783B2 - GAME PROGRAM, GAME DEVICE, GAME SYSTEM, AND GAME PROCESSING METHOD - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game program, a game device, a game system, and a game processing method, and more particularly to a game program, a game device, a game system, and a game processing method that allow a plurality of players to play the same game together.

  Non-Patent Document 1 discloses a game in which another player (sub player) can assist the main player while a player (main player) operates the player character to play the game. ing.

“Super Mario Galaxy Instruction Manual”, Nintendo Co., Ltd., November 1, 2007, p. 8-9

  In the game described in Non-Patent Document 1, the main player and the sub player need to perform respective operations (the main player operates the player character and the sub player operates to assist the main player) while viewing the same screen. was there.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a novel game program, game device, game system, and game processing method that allow a plurality of players to play the same game together.

  The above object is achieved by, for example, the following configuration.

According to a first configuration example, a computer of a game device that performs game processing in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device including an operation unit is provided as a first input receiving unit. , A game program that functions as second input receiving means, game processing means, image generation means, first display control means, and second display control means.

The first input receiving means receives an input from the touch panel. The second input receiving unit receives an input from the operation unit . The game processing means performs a predetermined game process based on an input from the touch panel received by the first input receiving means and an input from the input device received by the second input receiving means. The image generation means generates a first game image and a second game image in the same game world according to the game processing result by the game processing means. The first display control means outputs the first game image generated by the image generation means to the portable display device. The second display control means outputs the second game image generated by the image generation means to a display device different from the portable display device. Further, the game processing means generates a predetermined event at a position in the game world corresponding to the position on the second game image designated by the touch panel.
The predetermined event may be an event that generates a predetermined object or has a predetermined influence on an object at the position.

The predetermined event may include an event that assists the progress of the game performed based on the input from the input device .

The predetermined event may include an event that obstructs the progress of the game that is performed based on an input from the input device .

The game processing means may move a predetermined player object in the game world , which is different from the predetermined object, based on an input from the operation unit.

  In the game world, an object that is moved based on an input from the portable display device may not exist.

  Further, the game progressed by the game process may be a game that can achieve the purpose without input from the portable display device.

Further, the input from the input device directly affects the success or failure of the game progressed by the game process, and the input from the portable display device directly affects the success or failure of the game progressed by the game process. Does not have to be affected.

  The first game image and the second game image may be substantially the same game image.

  Moreover, the display mode of the specific object in the game world may be different between the first game image and the second game image.

  The display mode of the specific object in the first game image may be a display mode that is more advantageous for the player than the display mode of the specific object in the second game image.

  The first game image and the second game image may be game images showing the same range in the same game world.

  Further, the first game image and the second game image may be game images obtained by viewing the game world from the same direction.

  The image generation means may generate the second game image that scrolls in conjunction with the scroll of the first game image.

  The first display control means may output the first game image to the portable display device by wireless transmission.

  The first display control means may compress the first game image and output it to the portable display device.

  The portable display device may be provided with an input unit different from the touch panel. The first input receiving means may also receive an input from the input unit in addition to the input from the touch panel.

  The game program may further cause the computer to function as a displacement amount determining unit that determines a displacement amount based on a signal from the portable display device. The image generation means is configured to display the game displayed on the first game image for the range of the game world displayed on the second game image in accordance with the displacement determined by the displacement determination means. The relative position of the world range may be changed.

  The displacement amount determining means may detect the movement of the portable display device based on a signal from the portable display device and determine the displacement amount according to the movement of the portable display device. .

  The second configuration example is a game device that performs a game process in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device. The game apparatus includes first input receiving means, second input receiving means, game processing means, image generation means, first display control means, and second display control means.

  The third configuration example is a game system that performs a game process in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device. The game system includes first input reception means, second input reception means, game processing means, image generation means, first display control means, and second display control means.

  The fourth configuration example is a game processing method for performing a game process in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device. The game processing method includes a first input reception step, a second input reception step, a game processing step, an image generation step, a first display control step, and a second display control step.

In the first input receiving step, an input from the touch panel is received. In the second input receiving step, an input from the input device is received. In the game processing step, a predetermined game process is performed based on the input from the touch panel received in the first input receiving step and the input from the input device received in the second input receiving step. In the image generation step, a first game image and a second game image in the same game world are generated according to the game processing result in the game processing step. In the first display control step, the first game image generated in the image generation step is output to the portable display device. In the second display control step, the second game image generated in the image generation step is output to a display device different from the portable display device. Further, in the game processing step, a predetermined event is generated at a position in the game world corresponding to the position on the second game image designated by the touch panel.
The predetermined event may be an event that generates a predetermined object or has a predetermined influence on an object at the position.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a novel game program, game device, game system, and game processing method in which a plurality of players can play the same game together.

1 is an external view showing an example of a game system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Functional block diagram showing an example of the game apparatus body 5 of FIG. The figure which shows an example of an external appearance structure of the terminal device 6 of FIG. The figure which shows an example of a mode that the user hold | gripped the terminal device 6. The block diagram which shows an example of an internal structure of the terminal device 6 of FIG. Illustration showing the game world An example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 Example of terminal game image displayed on LCD 61 Example of terminal game image displayed on LCD 61 An example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 An example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 An example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 Example of terminal game image displayed on LCD 61 An example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 Example of terminal game image displayed on LCD 61 The figure which shows the relative position of the display range of the game world displayed on the game image for terminals with respect to the display range of the game world displayed on the game image for monitors An example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 Example of terminal game image displayed on LCD 61 Memory map of external main memory 12 The flowchart which shows the flow of the game processing based on game program D1 Flow chart showing the flow of event generation processing Flow chart showing the flow of display range update processing Example of terminal game image displayed on LCD 61

  A game system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 1, a game system 1 includes a home television receiver (hereinafter referred to as a monitor) 2 which is an example of display means, and a stationary game apparatus 3 connected to the monitor 2 via a connection cord. Composed. The monitor 2 includes a speaker 2a. In addition, the game apparatus 3 includes the optical disk 4, the game apparatus body 5, the terminal apparatus 6, and the controllers 7a to 7d (hereinafter, in particular, when there is no need to distinguish between these controllers 7a to 7d, the controller is simply a controller. 7).

  The optical disc 4 stores an information processing program (typically a game program) to be executed in the game apparatus body 5.

  The monitor 2 displays a game image output from the game apparatus body 5. The monitor 2 has a speaker 2 a, and the speaker 2 a outputs game sound output from the game apparatus body 5.

  The game apparatus body 5 executes game processing and the like based on a game program and the like stored on the optical disc 4.

  The controller 7 is provided with a plurality of operation units (operation buttons). Then, the controller 7 transmits operation data (controller operation data) indicating an input state to the operation unit (whether or not each operation button has been pressed) to the game apparatus body 5 using, for example, Bluetooth (registered trademark) technology. .

  The controller 7 also has an image pickup for picking up an image of the marker 8 having two LED modules (hereinafter referred to as markers) 8L and 8R provided in the vicinity of the display screen of the monitor 2 (upper side of the screen in FIG. 1). And an imaging information calculation unit that calculates the position of the marker in the image captured by the imaging unit. The marker position calculated by the imaging information calculation unit is transmitted to the game apparatus body 5 as marker coordinate data. The game apparatus body 5 can calculate the movement, position, posture, and the like of the controller 7 based on the marker coordinate data.

  Further, the controller 7 is provided with an acceleration sensor and a gyro sensor. Acceleration data indicating the acceleration detected by the acceleration sensor and angular velocity data indicating the angular velocity detected by the gyro sensor are transmitted to the game apparatus body 5. The game apparatus body 5 can calculate the direction and movement of the controller 7 based on the acceleration data and / or angular velocity data.

  The terminal device 6 is large enough to be gripped by the user, and the user can use the terminal device 6 by holding it in his hand or by placing the terminal device 6 in a free position. This is a portable device. Although the detailed configuration will be described later, the terminal device 6 includes an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) 61 that is a display means, and input means (a touch panel 62, a gyro sensor 604, etc., which will be described later). The terminal device 6 and the game apparatus body 5 can communicate wirelessly (may be wired). The terminal device 6 receives data of an image (for example, a game image) generated by the game apparatus body 5 from the game apparatus body 5 and displays an image indicated by the data on the LCD 61. In this embodiment, an LCD is used as the display device. However, the terminal device 6 may have any other display device such as a display device using EL (Electro Luminescence). . In addition, the terminal device 6 transmits operation data representing the content of the operation performed on the own device to the game apparatus body 5.

  Next, the internal configuration of the game apparatus body 5 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the game apparatus body 5. The game apparatus body 5 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 10, a system LSI (Large Scale Integration) 11, an external main memory 12, a ROM / RTC (Read Only Memory / Real Time Clock) 13, a disk drive 14, and an AV-IC. (Audio Video-Integrated Circuit) 15 and the like.

  In addition to the CPU 10, an external main memory 12, a ROM / RTC 13, a disk drive 14, and an AV-IC 15 are connected to the system LSI 11. The volatile external main memory 12 is used as a work area or a buffer area of the CPU 10. The ROM / RTC 13 includes a ROM (so-called boot ROM) in which a program for starting up the game apparatus body 5 is incorporated, and a clock circuit (RTC) that counts time. The disk drive 14 reads program data, texture data, and the like from the optical disk 4 and writes the read data to the internal main memory 35 or the external main memory 12 described later.

  The system LSI 11 includes an input / output processor (I / O processor) 31, a GPU (Graphics Processor Unit) 32, a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) 33, a VRAM (Video RAM) 34, and an internal main memory 35.

  The GPU 32 generates an image in accordance with a graphics command (drawing command) from the CPU 10. In the present embodiment, the game apparatus body 5 may generate both a game image to be displayed on the monitor 2 and a game image to be displayed on the terminal device 6. Hereinafter, a game image displayed on the monitor 2 may be referred to as a “monitor game image”, and a game image displayed on the terminal device 6 may be referred to as a “terminal game image”.

  The DSP 33 functions as an audio processor, and generates sound data using sound data and sound waveform (tone color) data stored in the internal main memory 35 and the external main memory 12. In the present embodiment, both game sound output from the speaker 2a of the monitor 2 and game sound output from the speaker of the terminal device 6 may be generated for the game sound as well as the game image. Hereinafter, the game sound output from the monitor 2 may be referred to as “monitor game sound”, and the game sound output from the terminal device 6 may be referred to as “terminal game sound”.

  Of the image and sound generated in the game apparatus body 5 as described above, the image data and sound data output to the monitor 2 are read by the AV-IC 15. The AV-IC 15 outputs the read image data to the monitor 2 via the AV connector 16 and outputs the read audio data to the speaker 2 a built in the monitor 2. As a result, an image is displayed on the monitor 2 and a sound is output from the speaker 2a.

  Of the images and sounds generated in the game apparatus body 5, image data and sound data output to the terminal device 6 are transmitted to the terminal device 6 by the input / output processor 31 and the like. Data transmission to the terminal device 6 by the input / output processor 31 and the like will be described later.

  The input / output processor 31 transmits / receives data to / from components connected to the input / output processor 31 or downloads data from an external device. The input / output processor 31 is connected to the flash memory 17, network communication module 18, controller communication module 19, expansion connector 20, memory card connector 21, and codec LSI 27. The codec LSI 27 is connected to the terminal communication module 28.

  The game apparatus body 5 can connect to a network such as the Internet and communicate with an external information processing apparatus (for example, another game apparatus or various servers). That is, the input / output processor 31 is connected to the network via the network communication module 18 and the antenna 22 and can communicate with an external information processing apparatus connected to the network. In the flash memory 17, in addition to data transmitted and received between the game apparatus body 5 and the external information processing apparatus, save data (process result data or intermediate data) of a game played using the game apparatus body 5 is stored. It may be stored. The flash memory 17 may store a program such as a game program.

  The game apparatus body 5 can receive operation data from the controller 7. That is, the input / output processor 31 receives operation data and the like transmitted from the controller 7 via the antenna 23 and the controller communication module 19 and stores them in the buffer area of the internal main memory 35 or the external main memory 12 (temporary storage). To do.

  Further, the game apparatus body 5 can transmit and receive data such as images and sounds to and from the terminal device 6. The input / output processor 31 outputs the game image data (terminal game image) generated by the GPU 32 to the codec LSI 27. The codec LSI 27 performs predetermined compression processing on the image data from the input / output processor 31. The terminal communication module 28 performs wireless communication with the terminal device 6. Therefore, the image data compressed by the codec LSI 27 is transmitted to the terminal device 6 via the antenna 29 by the terminal communication module 28. In the present embodiment, the image data transmitted from the game apparatus body 5 to the terminal device 6 is used for the game. In the game, if the displayed image is delayed, the operability of the game is adversely affected. For this reason, it is preferable that the transmission of image data from the game apparatus body 5 to the terminal device 6 should be as delayless as possible. Therefore, in this embodiment, the codec LSI 27 is, for example, H.264. The image data is compressed using a highly efficient compression technique such as H.264 standard. Other compression techniques may be used, and when the communication speed is sufficient, the image data may be transmitted without compression. The terminal communication module 28 is a communication module that has received, for example, Wi-Fi authentication. For example, the terminal communication module 28 uses a MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology adopted in the IEEE 802.11n standard, for example. Wireless communication may be performed at high speed, or another communication method may be used.

  In addition to the image data, the game apparatus body 5 transmits audio data to the terminal device 6. That is, the input / output processor 31 outputs the sound data (terminal game sound) generated by the DSP 33 to the terminal communication module 28 via the codec LSI 27. The codec LSI 27 performs compression processing on the audio data in the same manner as the image data. The compression method for the audio data may be any method, but a method with a high compression rate and less deterioration of the sound is preferable. In other embodiments, audio data may be transmitted without being compressed. The terminal communication module 28 transmits the compressed image data and audio data to the terminal device 6 via the antenna 29.

  Furthermore, the game apparatus body 5 transmits various control data to the terminal device 6 as needed in addition to the image data and the sound data. The control data is data representing a control instruction for the constituent elements included in the terminal device 6, for example, an instruction for controlling lighting of the marker unit (marker unit 65 shown in FIG. 5) or a camera (camera 66 shown in FIG. 5). Indicates an instruction to control imaging. The input / output processor 31 transmits control data to the terminal device 6 in accordance with an instruction from the CPU 10.

  Further, the game apparatus body 5 can receive various data from the terminal device 6. Although details will be described later, in the present embodiment, the terminal device 6 transmits operation data, image data, and audio data. Each data transmitted from the terminal device 6 is received by the terminal communication module 28 via the antenna 29. Here, the image data and audio data from the terminal device 6 are subjected to the same compression processing as the image data and audio data from the game apparatus body 5 to the terminal device 6. Therefore, these image data and audio data are sent from the terminal communication module 28 to the codec LSI 27, subjected to expansion processing by the codec LSI 27, and output to the input / output processor 31. The operation data is received by the terminal communication module 28 and then output to the input / output processor 31 via the codec LSI 27. The input / output processor 31 stores (temporarily stores) the data received from the terminal device 6 in the buffer area of the internal main memory 35 or the external main memory 12.

  Further, the game apparatus body 5 can be connected to another device or an external storage medium via the expansion connector 20 or the memory card connector 21.

  The game apparatus body 5 (for example, the front main surface) is provided with a power button 24, a reset button 25, an insertion port for attaching / detaching the optical disk 4, an eject button 26 for removing the optical disk 4 from the insertion port of the game apparatus body 5, and the like. It has been.

  In other embodiments, some of the components included in the game apparatus body 5 may be configured as expansion devices that are separate from the game apparatus body 5. At this time, the expansion device may be connected to the game apparatus body 5 via the expansion connector 20, for example. Specifically, the expansion device includes, for example, the codec LSI 27, the terminal communication module 28, and the antenna 29, and may be detachable from the expansion connector 20. According to this, the said game device main body can be set as the structure which can communicate with the terminal device 6 by connecting the said extended apparatus with respect to the game device main body which is not provided with said each component.

  Next, the configuration of the terminal device 6 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an external configuration of the terminal device 6. 3A is a front view of the terminal device 6, FIG. 3B is a top view, FIG. 3C is a right side view, and FIG. 3D is a bottom view. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a state in which the user holds the terminal device 6.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the terminal device 6 includes a housing 60 that is roughly a horizontally-long rectangular plate shape. The housing 60 is large enough to be gripped by the user.

  The terminal device 6 has an LCD 61 on the surface of the housing 60. The LCD 61 is provided near the center of the surface of the housing 60. Therefore, the user can move the terminal device 6 while looking at the screen of the LCD 61 by holding the housings 60 on both sides of the LCD 61 as shown in FIG.

  As illustrated in part (a) of FIG. 3, the terminal device 6 includes a touch panel 62 on the screen of the LCD 61 as an operation unit. In the present embodiment, the touch panel 62 is a resistive film type touch panel. However, the touch panel 62 is not limited to the resistive film type, and any type of touch panel such as a capacitance type can be used. The touch panel 62 may be a single touch method or a multi touch method. In this embodiment, a touch panel 62 having the same resolution (detection accuracy) as the resolution of the LCD 61 is used. However, the resolution of the touch panel 62 and the resolution of the LCD 61 are not necessarily matched. Thus, since the terminal device 6 includes the touch panel 62, the user can operate the touch panel 62 while moving the terminal device 6. That is, the user can directly input (by the touch panel 62) to the screen while moving the screen of the LCD 61.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the terminal device 6 includes two analog sticks 63A and 63B and a plurality of operation buttons 64A to 64L as operation means. Each analog stick 63A and 63B is a device that indicates a direction. Each analog stick 63A and 63B is configured such that the stick portion operated by the user's finger can slide or tilt in any direction (any angle in the up / down / left / right and diagonal directions) with respect to the surface of the housing 60. Has been.

  Functions corresponding to the game program are appropriately assigned to the operation buttons 64A to 64L. For example, the cross button 64A and the operation buttons 64E to 64H may be used for a direction instruction operation or a selection operation, and the operation buttons 64B to 64E may be used for a determination operation or a cancel operation.

  As shown in part (a) of FIG. 3, the terminal device 6 includes a marker part (marker part 65 shown in FIG. 5) including a marker 65 </ b> A and a marker 65 </ b> B on the surface of the housing 60. Each of the marker 65A and the marker 65B is composed of one or more infrared LEDs. Similar to the marker 8 described above, the marker unit 65 is used by the game apparatus body 5 to calculate the movement of the controller 7 with respect to the marker unit 65. Further, the game apparatus body 5 can control lighting of each infrared LED included in the marker unit 65.

  The terminal device 6 includes a camera 66. The camera 66 is provided on the surface of the housing 60. Therefore, the camera 66 can take an image of the face of the user who has the terminal device 6, and can take an image of the user who is playing the game while viewing the LCD 61 as an example.

  The terminal device 6 includes a microphone (a microphone 609 shown in FIG. 5) that is a voice input unit. The microphone 609 is provided inside the housing 60 that is inside the microphone hole 60b. The microphone 609 detects sounds around the terminal device 6 such as a user's voice.

  The terminal device 6 includes a speaker (speaker 607 shown in FIG. 5). The output sound of the speaker 607 is output from a speaker hole 60 a provided on the lower side surface of the housing 60.

  The terminal device 6 includes an expansion connector 67 for connecting other devices to the terminal device 6.

  In addition, regarding the terminal device 6 shown in FIG. 3, the shape of each operation button and the housing 60, the number of components, the installation position, and the like are merely examples, and other shapes, numbers, and installation positions are included. Also good.

  Next, the internal configuration of the terminal device 6 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the internal configuration of the terminal device 6. As shown in FIG. 5, in addition to the configuration shown in FIG. 3, the terminal device 6 includes a touch panel controller 601, a magnetic sensor 602, an acceleration sensor 603, a gyro sensor 604, a user interface controller (UI controller) 605, a codec LSI 606, a speaker. 607, a sound IC 608, a microphone 609, a wireless module 610, an antenna 611, an infrared communication module 612, a flash memory 613, a power supply IC 614, a battery 615, and a vibrator 619. These electronic components are mounted on an electronic circuit board and stored in the housing 60.

  The UI controller 605 is a circuit for controlling data input / output with respect to various input / output units. The UI controller 605 includes a touch panel controller 601, an analog stick 63 (analog sticks 63A and 63B), operation buttons 64 (operation buttons 64A to 64L), a marker unit 65, a magnetic sensor 602, an acceleration sensor 603, a gyro sensor 604, and a vibrator. 619. The UI controller 605 is connected to the codec LSI 606 and the expansion connector 67. Further, a power supply IC 614 is connected to the UI controller 605, and power is supplied to each unit via the UI controller 605. A built-in battery 615 is connected to the power supply IC 614 to supply power. The power supply IC 614 can be connected to a charger 616 or a cable that can acquire power from an external power supply via a connector or the like. The terminal device 6 can be connected to the power supply IC 614 from an external power supply using the charger 616 or the cable. Power supply and charging can be performed.

  The touch panel controller 601 is a circuit that is connected to the touch panel 62 and controls the touch panel 62. The touch panel controller 601 generates touch position data in a predetermined format based on a signal from the touch panel 62 and outputs it to the UI controller 605. The touch position data represents the coordinates of the position where the input is performed on the input surface of the touch panel 62. The touch panel controller 601 reads signals from the touch panel 62 and generates touch position data at a rate of once per predetermined time. Various control instructions are output from the UI controller 605 to the touch panel controller 601.

  The analog stick 63 outputs to the UI controller 605 stick data representing the direction and amount in which the stick portion has been slid (or tilted). In addition, the operation button 64 outputs operation button data representing the input status (whether or not it has been pressed) to each of the operation buttons 64A to 64L to the UI controller 605.

  The magnetic sensor 602 detects the direction by detecting the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field. The azimuth data indicating the detected azimuth is output to the UI controller 605. Also, a control instruction for the magnetic sensor 602 is output from the UI controller 605 to the magnetic sensor 602. Regarding the magnetic sensor 602, an MI (magnetic impedance) element, a flux gate sensor, a Hall element, a GMR (giant magnetoresistance) element, a TMR (tunnel magnetoresistance) element, an AMR (anisotropic magnetoresistance) element, or the like was used. Although there is a sensor, any sensor may be used as long as it can detect the direction.

  The acceleration sensor 603 is provided inside the housing 60 and detects the magnitude of linear acceleration along the direction of the three axes (the xyz axis shown in FIG. 3A). Acceleration data representing the detected acceleration is output to the UI controller 605. Further, a control instruction for the acceleration sensor 603 is output from the UI controller 605 to the acceleration sensor 603.

  The gyro sensor 604 is provided inside the housing 60 and detects angular velocities around the three axes of the x-axis, the y-axis, and the z-axis. Angular velocity data representing the detected angular velocity is output to the UI controller 605. Further, a control instruction for the gyro sensor 604 is output from the UI controller 605 to the gyro sensor 604.

  The vibrator 619 is, for example, a vibration motor or a solenoid, and the vibration is generated in the terminal device 6 by the operation of the vibrator 619 in accordance with a control instruction output from the UI controller 605 to the vibrator 619.

  The UI controller 605 receives operation data (hereinafter referred to as terminal operation data) including touch position data, stick data, operation button data, azimuth data, acceleration data, and angular velocity data received from each of the above components to the codec LSI 606. Output.

  The codec LSI 606 is a circuit that performs compression processing on data transmitted to the game apparatus body 5 and expansion processing on data transmitted from the game apparatus body 5. Connected to the codec LSI 606 are an LCD 61, a camera 66, a sound IC 608, a wireless module 610, a flash memory 613, and an infrared communication module 612. The codec LSI 606 includes a CPU 617 and an internal memory 618. For example, although the terminal device 6 is configured not to perform the game process itself, it is necessary to execute a minimum program for management and communication of the terminal device 6. As an example, when the power is turned on, a program stored in the flash memory 613 is read into the internal memory 618 and executed by the CPU 617, whereby the terminal device 6 is activated. A part of the internal memory 618 is used as a VRAM for the LCD 61.

  The camera 66 captures an image in accordance with an instruction from the game apparatus body 5 and outputs the captured image data to the codec LSI 606. Control instructions for the camera 66 such as an image capturing instruction are output from the codec LSI 606 to the camera 66. Note that the camera 66 can also capture moving images. That is, the camera 66 can repeatedly capture images and repeatedly output image data to the codec LSI 606.

  The sound IC 608 is a circuit that controls input / output of audio data to the speaker 607 and the microphone 609.

  The codec LSI 606 transmits image data from the camera 66, audio data from the microphone 609, and terminal operation data from the UI controller 605 to the game apparatus body 5 via the wireless module 610. In the present embodiment, the codec LSI 606 performs the same compression processing as the codec LSI 27 on the image data and audio data. The compressed image data and audio data and terminal operation data are output to the wireless module 610 as transmission data. An antenna 611 is connected to the wireless module 610, and the wireless module 610 transmits the transmission data to the game apparatus body 5 via the antenna 611. The wireless module 610 has the same function as the terminal communication module 28 of the game apparatus body 5. That is, the wireless module 610 has a function of connecting to a wireless LAN by a method compliant with, for example, the IEEE 802.11n standard.

  As described above, the transmission data transmitted from the terminal device 6 to the game apparatus body 5 includes terminal operation data, image data, and audio data. When another device is connected to the terminal device 6 via the extension connector 67, the data received from the other device may be further included in the transmission data. In addition, the infrared communication module 612 performs infrared communication with other devices in accordance with, for example, the IRDA standard. The codec LSI 606 may transmit the data received by infrared communication to the game apparatus body 5 by including the data in the transmission data as necessary.

  Further, as described above, compressed image data and audio data are transmitted from the game apparatus body 5 to the terminal device 6. These data are received by the codec LSI 606 via the antenna 611 and the wireless module 610. The codec LSI 606 decompresses the received image data and audio data. The expanded image data is output to the LCD 61, and an image corresponding to the image data is displayed on the LCD 61. The expanded audio data is output to the sound IC 608, and a sound corresponding to the audio data is output from the speaker 607.

  When the control data is included in the data received from the game apparatus body 5, the codec LSI 606 and the UI controller 605 issue a control instruction to each unit according to the control data. As described above, the control data is for each component included in the terminal device 6 (in this embodiment, the camera 66, the touch panel controller 601, the marker unit 65, the sensors 602 to 604, the vibrator 619, and the infrared communication module 612). Data representing a control instruction. In the present embodiment, as the control instruction represented by the control data, an instruction to operate each of the above components or to stop (stop) the operation can be considered. In other words, components that are not used in the game may be paused in order to reduce power consumption. In this case, the transmission data transmitted from the terminal device 6 to the game device body 5 includes data from the paused components. Do not include.

  Next, an example of a game executed in the game system of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The purpose of this game is for the player to operate the controller 7 so that the player character reaches the goal point in the game world (two-dimensional virtual space) as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 6, in the game world, for example, a player character P1, an enemy character E1, a normal block NB, an item block IB, and the like exist.

  The player character P1 is a character operated by the player. The enemy character E1 is controlled by a computer based on a predetermined algorithm.

  The normal block NB can be used as a scaffold for the player character P1. The player character P1 can destroy the normal block NB by hitting the normal block NB from below.

  The item block IB is a block that looks the same as the normal block NB, but some items (such as items that make the player character P1 invincible for a certain period of time) are hidden therein. When the player character P1 hits the item block IB from below, an item hidden in the item block IB appears.

  In this game, when one or more players (main players) are playing by operating the respective player characters using the respective controllers 7, another player (sub player) is playing the game using the terminal device 6. It is possible to assist the main player by generating various events in the world. Hereinafter, the auxiliary operation using the terminal device 6 by the sub player will be specifically described.

  FIG. 7 shows an example of a monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2 when a player (hereinafter referred to as player A) is playing by operating the player character P1 using the controller 7a. The main player operates the controller 7 while watching the monitor game image displayed on the monitor 2.

  FIG. 8 shows a terminal game image displayed on the LCD 61 of the terminal device 6 at the same time as when the monitor game image of FIG. 7 is displayed on the monitor 2. The sub player operates the terminal device 6 while viewing the terminal game image displayed on the LCD 61.

  As apparent from a comparison between FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, the LCD 61 displays a game image that is substantially the same as the monitor game image viewed by the main player. That is, the monitor game image and the terminal game image display the same game world viewed from the same direction, and the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image and the terminal game image The display range of the displayed game world is almost the same.

  Note that the monitor game image in FIG. 7 differs from the terminal game image in FIG. 8 in that the item hidden in the item block IB is not displayed in the monitor game image. In the game image, an item hidden in the item block IB is displayed. As a result, for the main player, it is not known which item is hidden in which block until the block is hit from the bottom, but for the sub player, it is known in advance which item is hidden in which block. . In addition, an arrow HP indicating a hidden passage (passage that cannot be seen on the monitor game image) is displayed in the terminal game image.

  The sub player can generate various events at a position in the game world corresponding to the touch position by touching the touch panel 62 of the terminal device 6. For example, if nothing exists at a position in the game world corresponding to the touch position, a new normal block NB can appear at that position. In other embodiments, a block different from the normal block NB may appear. In addition, when an enemy character exists at a position in the game world corresponding to the touch position, the movement of the enemy character can be stopped. In addition, when the normal block NB exists at a position in the game world corresponding to the touch position, the normal block NB can be destroyed.

  For example, in order for the player character P1 to obtain an item hidden in the item box IB, the sub player touches an empty area below the item box IB as shown in FIG. A new normal block NB can appear there. When the sub player makes a new normal block NB appear in the game world, the normal block NB also appears in the monitor game image viewed by the main player, as shown in FIG. As a result, as shown in FIG. 11, the main player can cause the item hidden in the item block IB to appear using the normal block NB as a scaffold.

  FIG. 12 shows a monitor game image when the player character P1 slightly advances from the state of FIG. 11 toward the goal point. As a result of the player character P1 moving forward toward the goal point, it can be seen that the game world displayed on the monitor 2 is scrolling. FIG. 13 shows a terminal game image displayed on the LCD 61 of the terminal device 6 at the same time when the monitor game image of FIG. 12 is displayed on the monitor 2.

  12 and 13, the enemy character E2 is approaching the player character P1. Here, if the sub player touches the enemy character E2 as shown in FIG. 13 to assist the main player, the movement of the enemy character E2 stops as shown in FIG.

  Note that the sub player does not assist the main player, but conversely, can interfere with the main player. For example, the sub player can prevent the player character P1 from escaping leftward by causing a new normal block NB to appear at a position as shown in FIG.

  In this way, in this game, the sub player touches a desired position in the game world displayed on the LCD 61 and generates a predetermined event at the touch position, thereby assisting the progress of the game by the main player. Can be disturbed.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 to 15, the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image is basically the same as the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image. These display ranges can be shifted.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 16, the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image is ahead of the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image by Pr (ie, the direction toward the goal point). May be set. By doing so, since the range (see FIG. 18) slightly ahead of the range (see FIG. 17) displayed on the monitor 2 is displayed on the LCD 61, the sub player moves ahead of the main player. Further, it is possible to assist such as installing a normal block NB that serves as a scaffold.

  In the present embodiment, the sub player moves the terminal device 6 in the left-right direction to display the game world display range displayed on the terminal game image with respect to the game world display range displayed on the monitor game image. Can be changed (that is, the value of Pr shown in FIG. 16). Specifically, if the terminal device 6 is moved to the right, the relative position of the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image with respect to the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image is If the terminal device 6 is moved to the left (ie, the direction toward the goal point), the relative position is shifted to the left (ie, the direction toward the start point). The movement of the terminal device 6 can be detected by the acceleration sensor 603, for example.

  Next, the operation of the game system for realizing the above game will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 19 shows an example of various data stored in the external main memory 12 of the game apparatus body 5 when the game is executed.

  The game program D1 is a program for causing the CPU 10 of the game apparatus body 5 to execute a game process for realizing the game. The game program D1 is loaded from the optical disc 4 to the external main memory 12, for example.

  The game world information D2 is information that defines the game world. The game world information D2 includes, for example, information such as the position, posture, state, and image of various objects (player character, enemy character, normal block, item block, item, etc.) in the game world, and information such as a background image. It is. In the present embodiment, since the game world is a two-dimensional virtual space, the positions of various objects in the game world are represented by, for example, two-dimensional coordinates in the world coordinate system shown in FIG.

  The controller operation data D3 is operation data periodically transmitted from the controller 7. When a plurality of main players play a game at the same time using a plurality of controllers 7 among the controllers 7a to 7d, the controller operation data from the plurality of controllers 7 are in a state where they can be distinguished from each other. Stored in the external main memory 12.

  The terminal operation data D4 is operation data periodically transmitted from the terminal device 6. As described above, the terminal operation data D4 includes touch position data, acceleration data, and the like.

  The display range information D5 of the monitor game image is information indicating the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image. The display range information D5 of the monitor game image is represented by, for example, the X coordinate value of the world coordinate system shown in FIG.

  The relative position information D6 is information indicating the relative position of the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image with respect to the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image. The relative position information D6 is expressed as a value of Pr shown in FIG. 16, for example.

  The display range information D7 of the terminal game image is information indicating the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image. The display range information D7 of the terminal game image is represented by, for example, the X coordinate value of the world coordinate system shown in FIG.

  Next, the flow of the game process executed by the CPU 10 of the game apparatus body 5 based on the game program D1 will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.

  When the execution of the game program D1 is started, first, in step S10 of FIG. 20, the CPU 10 performs initial setting. In the initial setting, the process of setting the position of the player character to the initial position, the process of setting the display range information D5 of the monitor game image, the relative position information D6, and the display range information D7 of the terminal game image to initial values, etc. Is done.

  In step S <b> 11, the CPU 10 acquires terminal operation data D <b> 4 from the terminal device 6.

  In step S12, the CPU 10 executes an event generation process. Details of the event generation process will be described below with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the event generation process is started, first, in step S20, the CPU 10 converts the touch position data included in the terminal operation data D3 into world coordinates. The conversion is performed based on the display range information D7 of the terminal game image. Thereby, the position in the game world corresponding to the position on the LCD 61 touched by the sub player is determined.

  In step S21, the CPU 10 compares the world coordinates converted in step S20 with the position information of each object included in the game world information D2, and the sub player has nothing in the game world (that is, It is determined whether or not the player character, enemy character, and various objects such as normal blocks are touched. If it is determined that the sub player has touched an empty place in the game world, the process proceeds to step S22. If not, the process proceeds to step S23.

  In step S22, the CPU 10 arranges a new normal block NB at a position in the game world touched by the sub player (that is, a position in the game world indicated by the world coordinates converted in step S20). That is, information of a new normal block NB is added to the game world information D2.

  In step S23, the CPU 10 compares the world coordinates converted in step S20 with the position information of each enemy character included in the game world information D2, and determines whether the sub player has touched any enemy character. Determine if. If it is determined that the sub player has touched any enemy character, the process proceeds to step S24, and if not, the process proceeds to step S25.

  In step S24, the CPU 10 stops the enemy character touched by the sub player. That is, the information indicating the state of the enemy object included in the game world information D2 is changed from the normal state to the stopped state.

  In step S25, the CPU 10 compares the world coordinates converted in step S20 with the position information of each normal block NB included in the game world information D2, and the sub player touches any normal block NB. Determine if you did. If it is determined that the sub player has touched any of the normal blocks NB, the process proceeds to step S26. Otherwise, the event generation process ends.

  In step S26, the CPU 10 destroys the normal block NB touched by the sub player. That is, the information of the normal block NB included in the game world information D2 is deleted. Then, the event generation process ends.

  When the event generation process ends, the process proceeds to step S13 in FIG.

  In step S <b> 13, the CPU 10 acquires controller operation data D <b> 3 from the controller 7.

  In step S14, the CPU 10 controls the player character based on the controller operation data D3. Specifically, information (position, posture, state) regarding the player character included in the game world information D2 is changed based on the controller operation data D3.

  In step S15, the CPU 10 controls enemy characters and the like according to a predetermined algorithm. Specifically, information (position, posture, state) regarding enemy characters included in the game world information D2 is changed according to a predetermined algorithm.

  In step S16, the CPU 10 executes a display range update process. In the display range update process, the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image and the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image are updated. Details of the display range update process will be described below with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the display range update process is started, first, in step S30, the CPU 10 updates the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image based on the current position of the player character. That is, the display range information D5 of the monitor game image is updated based on the position information of the player character included in the game world information D2. When there are a plurality of player characters in the game world, the display range information D5 of the monitor game image is updated based on the position information of the plurality of player characters.

  In step S31, the CPU 10 determines whether or not the terminal device 6 has moved to the right based on the acceleration data included in the terminal operation data D4. If it is determined that the terminal device 6 has moved to the right, the process proceeds to step S32. If not, the process proceeds to step S33.

  In step S32, the CPU 10 sets the relative position of the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image with respect to the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image in the right direction (that is, the direction toward the goal point). Shift to Specifically, the value of the relative position information D6 is increased according to the amount of movement that the terminal device 6 has moved to the right. Then, the process proceeds to step S35.

  In step S33, the CPU 10 determines whether or not the terminal device 6 has moved leftward based on the acceleration data included in the terminal operation data D4. If it is determined that the terminal device 6 has moved leftward, the process proceeds to step S34. If not, the process proceeds to step S35.

  In step S34, the CPU 10 sets the relative position of the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image with respect to the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image in the left direction (that is, the direction toward the start point). Shift to Specifically, the value of the relative position information D6 is decreased according to the amount of movement that the terminal device 6 has moved to the left. Then, the process proceeds to step S35.

  In step S35, the CPU 10 updates the display range of the terminal game image based on the display range information D5 of the monitor game image and the relative position information D6 (that is, displays the display range information D7 of the terminal game image). Update). Then, the display range update process ends.

  When the display range update process ends, the process proceeds to step S17 in FIG.

  In step S17, the CPU 10 generates a monitor game image based on the game world information D2 and the display range information D5 of the monitor game image. The generated monitor game image is output from the game apparatus body 5 to the monitor 2 and displayed on the monitor 2. Note that part or all of the monitor game image generation processing may be performed by the GPU 32 in response to an instruction from the CPU 10.

  In step S18, the CPU 10 generates a terminal game image based on the game world information D2 and the display range information D7 of the terminal game image. The generated terminal game image is output from the game apparatus body 5 to the terminal apparatus 6 and displayed on the LCD 61 of the terminal apparatus 6. Note that part or all of the terminal game image generation processing may be performed by the GPU 32 in response to an instruction from the CPU 10.

  Note that the display mode of a specific object (for example, the item box IB shown in FIGS. 7 and 8) may be different between the monitor game image generated in step S17 and the terminal game image generated in step S18. Good. Further, for example, as shown in FIG. 23, menu icons Ia to Ic for the sub player may be displayed only on the terminal game image.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, the same game world is displayed on the monitor 2 viewed by the main player and the LCD 61 viewed by the sub player, and within the game world designated by the sub player using the touch panel 62. A predetermined event occurs at the position. Therefore, the sub player can assist and / or disturb the main player.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, since the screen (monitor 2) viewed by the main player and the screen (LCD 61) viewed by the sub player are different, a pointer or cursor for the sub player to point to a desired position in the game world is displayed. There is no need to display on the monitor game image, and there is no need for the sub player to touch the monitor game image to indicate a desired position in the game world. Therefore, it is possible to instruct a desired position in the game world by the sub player without hindering the visibility of the monitor game image.

  In addition, according to the present embodiment, the desired position in the game world by the sub player is given using the touch panel 62, so that the desired position can be designated easily and easily.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, since the substantially same game image is displayed on the screen viewed by the main player (monitor 2) and the screen viewed by the sub player (LCD 61), the sub player is the main player. You can get the feeling that you are playing the same game together.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, since the terminal game image is automatically scrolled in accordance with the scroll of the monitor game image, the sub player needs to manually scroll the terminal game image so as to follow the player character. There is no.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, the sub player can change the relative position of the display range of the game world displayed on the terminal game image with respect to the display range of the game world displayed on the monitor game image. Therefore, the sub player can appropriately change the relative position so that it can be easily operated by the sub player.

  Moreover, since the relative position can be changed by moving the terminal device 60, the sub player can easily and intuitively change the relative position.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, both the monitor game image and the terminal game image are generated in the game apparatus body 5 based on the same game world information D2. Therefore, for example, these two game images are individually generated in different information processing devices such that a monitor game image is generated in the game device body 5 and a terminal game image is generated in the terminal device 6. Compared to the case, there is no possibility that the contents of these two game images contradict each other.

  In addition, according to the present embodiment, the sub player can assist and / or disturb the main player using the portable terminal device 6, so the sub player uses the terminal device 6 outside the field of view of the main player. It is possible to operate. Therefore, the sub player can surprise the main player by generating an event in the game world without being preliminarily detected by the main player.

  The above embodiment is merely an embodiment of the present invention, and does not limit the scope of the present invention.

  For example, in the above embodiment, the game world is a two-dimensional virtual space, but in other embodiments, the game world may be a three-dimensional virtual space.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the terminal device 6 moved to the left-right direction, the relative position of the display range of the terminal game image with respect to the display range of the monitor game image is changed, but other embodiment Then, the relative position may be changed according to an arbitrary movement (for example, rotation) of the terminal device 6. In still another embodiment, the relative position may be changed by an operation button 64 provided on the terminal device 6.

  In the above embodiment, a plurality of processes shown in FIGS. 20 to 22 are executed by one computer (CPU 10). In other embodiments, the plurality of processes are shared by a plurality of computers. May be executed. In still another embodiment, some of the plurality of processes may be realized by a hardware circuit.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the several process shown to FIGS. 20-22 is performed in one information processing apparatus (game device main body 5), in other embodiment, these several processes are performed. A plurality of information processing apparatuses (for example, the game apparatus main body 5 and the server apparatus) may be shared and executed.

  In the above embodiment, the game program D1 is supplied from the optical disc 4 to the game apparatus body 5. However, in other embodiments, any computer-readable storage medium (eg, CD-ROM, semiconductor memory, etc.) The game program D1 may be supplied from the game device body 5 to the game device body 5. In still another embodiment, the game program D1 may be stored in advance in a nonvolatile memory (ROM / RTC 13, flash memory 17) inside the game apparatus body 5. In still another embodiment, the game program D1 may be transmitted from another information processing apparatus (game apparatus or server apparatus) to the game apparatus body 5.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Game system 2 ... Monitor 2a ... Speaker 3 ... Game device 4 ... Optical disk 5 ... Game device main body 6 ... Terminal device 60 ... Housing 61 ... LCD
62 ... Touch panel 63 ... Analog stick 64 ... Operation button 65 ... Marker part 66 ... Camera 67 ... Expansion connector 68 ... Foot part 7a-7d ... Controller 8 (8L, 8R) ... Marker P1 ... Player character E1, E2 ... Enemy character NB ... Normal block IB ... Item blocks Ia to Ic ... Menu icons

Claims (16)

A computer of a game device that performs game processing in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device including an operation unit,
First input receiving means for receiving input from the touch panel;
A second input receiving means for receiving an input from the operation unit;
Game processing means for performing predetermined game processing based on an input from the touch panel received by the first input receiving means and an input from the input device received by the second input receiving means;
Image generating means for generating a first game image and a second game image in the same game world according to a game processing result by the game processing means;
What is the first display control means for outputting the first game image generated by the image generation means to the portable display device, and what is the portable display device for the second game image generated by the image generation means? Function as a second display control means for outputting to a different display device;
The game processing means generates a predetermined object at a position in the game world corresponding to a position on the first game image instructed by the touch panel, or has a predetermined influence on an object at the position. Fire a predetermined event,
The game processing means moves a predetermined player object in the game world , which is different from the predetermined object, based on an input from the operation unit,
A game program in which no object is moved in the game world based on an input from the portable display device.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined event includes an event that assists the progress of a game performed based on an input from the input device.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined event includes an event that obstructs the progress of a game performed based on an input from the input device.   The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the game progressed by the game process is a game that can achieve an object without an input from the portable display device. The input from the input device directly affects the success or failure of the game progressed by the game process,
The game program according to claim 1, wherein the input from the portable display device does not directly affect the success or failure of the game progressed by the game process.   The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the first game image and the second game image are game images indicating the same range of the same game world.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the first game image and the second game image are game images obtained by viewing the game world from the same direction.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the image generation unit generates the first game image that scrolls in conjunction with the scroll of the second game image.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the first display control means outputs the first game image to the portable display device by wireless transmission.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the first display control unit compresses the first game image and outputs the compressed image to the portable display device. The portable display device is provided with an input unit different from the touch panel,
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the first input accepting unit accepts an input from the input unit in addition to an input from the touch panel. Further causing the computer to function as a displacement determining means for determining a displacement based on a signal from the portable display device;
The image generation unit is configured to display the game world displayed in the first game image with respect to the range of the game world displayed in the second game image according to the displacement amount determined by the displacement amount determination unit. The game program according to claim 1, wherein the relative position of the range is changed.   The displacement amount determination means detects the movement of the portable display device based on a signal from the portable display device, and determines the displacement amount according to the movement of the portable display device. The described game program. A game device that performs a game process in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device including an operation unit,
First input receiving means for receiving input from the touch panel;
A second input receiving means for receiving an input from the operation unit;
Game processing means for performing predetermined game processing based on an input from the touch panel received by the first input receiving means and an input from the input device received by the second input receiving means;
Image generating means for generating a first game image and a second game image in the same game world according to a game processing result by the game processing means;
What is the first display control means for outputting the first game image generated by the image generation means to the portable display device, and what is the portable display device for the second game image generated by the image generation means? A second display control means for outputting to a different display device;
The game processing means generates a predetermined object at a position in the game world corresponding to a position on the first game image instructed by the touch panel, or has a predetermined influence on an object at the position. Fire a predetermined event,
The game processing means moves a predetermined player object in the game world , which is different from the predetermined object, based on an input from the operation unit,
A game device in which no object is moved in the game world based on an input from the portable display device. A game system that performs a game process in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device including an operation unit,
First input receiving means for receiving input from the touch panel;
A second input receiving means for receiving an input from the operation unit;
Game processing means for performing predetermined game processing based on an input from the touch panel received by the first input receiving means and an input from the input device received by the second input receiving means;
Image generating means for generating a first game image and a second game image in the same game world according to a game processing result by the game processing means;
What is the first display control means for outputting the first game image generated by the image generation means to the portable display device, and what is the portable display device for the second game image generated by the image generation means? A second display control means for outputting to a different display device;
The game processing means generates a predetermined object at a position in the game world corresponding to a position on the first game image instructed by the touch panel, or has a predetermined influence on an object at the position. Fire a predetermined event,
The game processing means moves a predetermined player object in the game world , which is different from the predetermined object, based on an input from the operation unit,
A game system in which no object is moved in the game world based on an input from the portable display device. A game processing method in which a game system performs a game process in response to an input from a portable display device including a touch panel and an input from at least one input device including an operation unit,
A first input receiving step for receiving an input from the touch panel;
A second input receiving step for receiving an input from the operation unit;
A game processing step for performing a predetermined game process based on an input from the touch panel received in the first input receiving step and an input from the input device received in the second input receiving step;
An image generation step for generating a first game image and a second game image in the same game world in accordance with the game processing result in the game processing step;
A first display control step of outputting the first game image generated in the image generation step to the portable display device; and the second game image generated in the image generation step as the portable display device. The game system executes a second display control step of outputting to a different display device,
In the game processing step, a predetermined object is generated at a position in the game world corresponding to a position on the first game image instructed by the touch panel, or a predetermined influence is exerted on an object at the position. Fire a predetermined event,
In the game processing step, based on an input from the operation unit, a predetermined player object in the game world that is different from the predetermined object is moved,
A game processing method, wherein no object is moved in the game world based on an input from the portable display device.

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