JPH06198076A - Data comparator - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To objectively know the victory or defeat of battle and the state and degree of congeniality by the montage display of opponent of battle and person who wants a fortune telling and the message display in the data comparator performing battle games and fortune tellings for congeniality. CONSTITUTION:Each parts pattern making a montage corresponding to respective montage data prepared and stored in a montage RAM 39 for battle is read out from a basic parts pattern ROM 33 and synthesized and displayed on a display section 23. The set points for each pattern constituting each montage are read out from a battle point ROM 34 and totaled. By comparing the total points, the victory or defeat is discriminated. On the winner's montage, an expression pattern showing 'delight' and a winning message are read out from an expression parts pattern ROM 36. On the loser's montage, an expression pattern showing 'sadness' and a losing message are read out from a battle message ROM 37. Then they are synthesized and displayed on a display section 23.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a data comparison apparatus which is mounted as one function of an electronic device and which is used when a battle game, a compatibility diagnosis or the like is performed between a plurality of life forms such as persons and animals.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, a bar code battle device has been considered as a battle type battle device using electronic equipment. In this barcode battle device, for example, when two persons respectively input arbitrary barcodes, these two barcodes are converted into numerical data, and the larger the numerical value is, the more the power is judged to be the winner. In this case, the winning or losing of the battle result is determined by comparing the numerical data corresponding to the two inputted bar codes, and the winning or losing is displayed by numerical display or the like.

On the other hand, as a conventional compatibility diagnosis apparatus using an electronic device, for example, a compatibility determination apparatus is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 62-114582. This compatibility discriminating device discriminates the compatibility according to, for example, the blood group or the constellation of two persons who carry out the compatibility diagnosis. In this case, the display of the compatibility discrimination result shows the degree of the compatibility as a numerical value or a bar graph. Is displayed.

[0004]

However, in the display device in the above-mentioned conventional bar code battle device or compatibility diagnosis device, numerical data are simply compared to display the result of win or loss and the degree of compatibility. Since the results are only displayed numerically or graphically, it is difficult to objectively grasp the situation and degree according to the difference in winning and losing and the degree of compatibility, and there is a drawback that it is not interesting.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems.
An object of the present invention is to provide a data comparison device capable of distinguishing the superiority, inferiority, or the compatibility of each life form based on the appearance of a plurality of life forms to be compared. Also,
The present invention does not indicate the superiority or inferiority, the situation or degree of winning or losing, or the degree of compatibility between each living thing, which is the result of comparison between each living thing, by simply displaying the size of numerical values, graphs, figures, symbols, etc. It is an object of the present invention to provide a data comparison device that can be objectively grasped by the appearance form of each life form.

[0006]

That is, the invention according to claim 1 is to output means, appearance data output means for outputting appearance data representing a part or all of appearances of a plurality of life forms, and the appearance data. Comprising a comparison means for comparing appearance data of a plurality of living things output by the output means, and an output control means for causing the output means to output result data corresponding to the comparison result by the comparison means Is. Here, the output unit is a display unit (for example, a liquid crystal display unit) or a printing unit that visually displays the result data.

[0007]

According to the first aspect of the invention, the appearance data of a plurality of life forms are compared with each other, and the result is output in an output format such as display or print.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an external configuration of an electronic notebook equipped with the data comparison device of the present invention as a montage battle game machine.

The electronic notebook main body 11 has a notebook-type casing that opens to the left and right, and the left operation surface 12a has a power-on,
"ON" key 13a and "OFF" key 13 for turning off
In addition to b, "Montage creation" key 14 that is operated when setting the montage creation mode, "Ko" to specify the target person "Ko" or "Otsu" when creating the montage
Key 15a, "Otsu" key 15b, basic montage selection key "△, ▽" 16a, 16b for selecting a basic montage consisting of a basic combination of each part pattern stored in advance when creating a montage, change target when creating a montage Parts designation keys "↑, ↓" 17a, 17b for designating the parts to be changed, pattern selection keys "←, →" 18a, 18b for selecting the part pattern of the changed part designated as the above-mentioned modification target, The "Register" key 19 that is operated when saving the created montage pattern, is operated to specify the save destination as the battle montage when creating the montage, and is also operated when setting the battle game mode. "Battle" key 20, a monta for compatibility fortune-telling when creating a montage Is operated to perform a destination specified as jewelry also is operated to set the compatibility fortune telling game mode "Compatibility divination" key 21, and "start" key 22 is provided.

The left operation surface 1 of the electronic notebook body 11 is also
A liquid crystal dot matrix display unit 23 is provided at 2a. This liquid crystal dot matrix display 23 has a
A montage display area on the side and a montage display area on the "Otsu" side are provided. On the other hand, on the right operation surface 12b of the electronic notebook body 11, ten keys "0 to 9" 24, which are operated when inputting numerical values, and operator keys "+,-,"
X, ÷, = ”25, and alphabet keys“ A to Z ”26 for inputting various data are provided.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. The electronic circuit of the electronic notebook equipped with this montage battle game machine includes a CPU (central processing unit) 31.

The CPU 31 has the electronic notebook body 11
Based on a key operation signal supplied from the input section 32 provided on the left and right operation surfaces 12a and 12b of the, the operation control of each section of the circuit is performed according to a prestored program.
In addition to the input unit 32, the CPU 31 has a basic part pattern ROM 33, a battle score ROM 34, and a compatibility score RO.
M35, facial expression pattern ROM 36, battle message ROM 37, compatibility message ROM 38, battle montage RAM 39, compatibility fortune telling montage RA
The liquid crystal dot matrix display unit 23 is connected via the M40, the composition RAM 41, and the display drive circuit 42.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the storage state of the basic part patterns in the basic part pattern ROM 33 of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. FIG. 3A shows the storage state of the basic part patterns for face montage. The figure (B) shows the storage state of the basic part pattern for the whole-body montage. Basic part pattern ROM 33 for the face montage (see FIG. 3A)
Is divided into contours, hairstyles, eyes, nose, and mouth parts (parts) that make up the faces of life forms such as humans, animals, and aliens, and 20 types of part patterns are stored for each part in a predetermined memory. Areas 33a (No, 1 to No, 20) are numbered and stored.

Further, in the basic part pattern ROM 33 (see FIG. 3B) for the whole body montage, each part constituting the whole body is divided into parts (parts) of the face, body, both hands, and both feet, and each part is divided into parts. Twenty types of parts patterns are numbered and stored in predetermined storage areas 33b (No, 1 to No, 20). In this case, in each of the face montage basic part patterns No. 1 to No. 20 in the basic part pattern ROM 33,
By combining the patterns of each part (outline, hairstyle, eyes, nose, mouth), 20 kinds of predetermined basic face montages can be obtained.

Further, the basic part pattern ROM 33 is also provided.
Basic part pattern No. for whole body montage in
By combining the patterns of the respective parts (face, body, both hands, both feet) in each of 1 to No. 20, 20 types of predetermined basic whole-body montages can be obtained. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a storage state of the battle points in the battle point ROM 34 of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.
Shows the storage state of battle points for face montage, and FIG. 7B shows the storage state of battle points for whole-body montage.

Battle score ROM for the above face montage
34 (see FIG. 4A) is the basic part pattern R.
Basic part pattern for face montage in OM33 (outline, hairstyle, nose, eyes, mouth x No, 1 to No, 20)
A battle score of 0 to 9 which is predetermined corresponding to each of the above is assigned and stored in each area 34a.

As the battle score ROM 34 for the whole body montage (see FIG. 4B), the basic part pattern for the whole body montage (face, body, both hands, both feet × No, 1) in the basic part pattern ROM 33 is used.
~ No, 20) which is predetermined corresponding to each of
The battle points up to 9 are assigned and stored in each area 34b.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a storage state of compatibility scores in the compatibility score ROM 35 of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine, and FIG. 5A shows a storage state of compatibility scores for face montage. The same figure (B) shows the stored state of the compatibility score for the whole body montage. Compatibility score ROM 35 for the face montage (see FIG. 5A)
Is a basic part pattern for face montage in the basic part pattern ROM 33 (contour, hairstyle, nose,
Correspondence scores of 0 to 9 which are predetermined corresponding to each of eyes, mouth × No, 1 to No, 20) are assigned and stored in each area 35a.

As the compatibility score ROM 35 for the whole body montage (see FIG. 5B), the basic part patterns for the whole body montage (face, body, both hands, both feet × No, 1 to 3) in the basic part pattern ROM 33 are used.
No. 20) corresponding to each of 0)
A compatibility score of up to 9 is assigned and stored in each area 35b.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a stored state of the facial expression patterns in the facial expression parts pattern ROM 36 of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. FIG. 6A shows the first stage display pattern during the battle battle. Shows the storage state of the second stage display pattern during the battle battle, and FIG.
Shows the storage state of the pattern for displaying battle battle results.

The display pattern in each battle stage is stored in each area 36a to 36c as a part pattern for changing the facial expression corresponding to each of the basic parts patterns of the eyes and the mouth in the basic parts pattern ROM 33. , For example, in the battle game mode, the basic part pattern for the face montage (see FIG. 3).
The face montage composed and displayed by the combination of the part patterns for each part in (A) is displayed in the first stage and the second stage during the battle battle.
In accordance with the stage display pattern (FIG. 6 (A)) and the second stage display pattern (FIG. 6 (B)), the eyes and mouth patterns are sequentially replaced to change the facial expression, and further, in the battle competition end win stage. , The above winning result display pattern (see FIG. 6).
According to (C)), the eye and mouth patterns are replaced and the winning expression is changed.

In this case, the battle competition result display pattern (FIG. 6C) is provided with a winning background pattern (other area 36c-1) to be combined with the background of the face montage on the winning side. . Figure 7 shows the facial expression pattern R of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.
It is a figure which shows the storage state of the facial expression pattern in OM36, the figure (A) shows the storage state of the compatibility match result display pattern, and the same figure (B) shows the battle match negative result / compatibility mismatch result display pattern. Indicates the storage status.

The result display patterns are stored in the areas 36d and 36e as face pattern changing part patterns corresponding to the eye and mouth basic part patterns in the basic part pattern ROM 33. In the battle game mode, the face montage configured and displayed by combining the part patterns for each part in the basic part pattern for face montage (see FIG. 3 (A)) is for displaying the negative result at the end stage of battle battle. According to the pattern (FIG. 7 (B)), the eye and mouth patterns are replaced to change into a negative facial expression.

On the other hand, for example, in the compatibility fortune telling game mode, the basic part pattern for the face montage (see FIG. 3).
The face montage that is configured and displayed by the combination of the part patterns for each part in (A) is displayed according to the compatibility match result display pattern (FIG. 7A) at the compatibility matching end matching stage. The mouth pattern is changed to a joyful expression, and at the disagreement end of the compatibility fortune-telling, the eyes and mouth pattern are replaced according to the compatibility display result display pattern (FIG. 7 (B)) to cause sadness. The facial expression is changed.

In this case, the compatibility matching result display pattern (FIG. 7 (A)) includes a compatibility matching background pattern (other areas 36d-1) to be combined with the background of the face montage having the matching compatibility. Be prepared. Also, in the battle match negative result / mismatch display pattern (FIG. 7B), at the end of the battle, the background of the face montage of the loser,
At the end of compatibility fortune-telling, a negative or compatibility mismatch background pattern (each other area 36e-1) to be combined with the background of the face mismatch montage is provided.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a stored state of the whole body facial expression pattern in the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 of the electronic notebook equipped with the above montage battle game machine. FIG. 8A is for displaying the battle match result / compatibility result. The storage state of the pattern is shown. The figure (B) shows the battle result
The storage state of the compatibility disagreement result display pattern is shown. The result display patterns are the basic part patterns RO.
The part patterns for changing the whole body expression corresponding to the basic part patterns of the face and both hands in M33 are stored in the areas 36f and 36g. For example, in the battle game mode, the basic part pattern for the whole body montage (see FIG. 3). The whole-body montage configured and displayed by combining the part patterns for each part in (B)) has its face and both hands in accordance with the above-mentioned winning result display pattern (FIG. 8A) at the end stage of the battle match. The patterns have been changed and changed to a winning expression,
In the negative stage after the end of the battle battle, the face and both hands patterns are replaced according to the negative result display pattern (FIG. 8 (B)) to change into a negative facial expression.

On the other hand, in the compatibility fortune-telling game mode, for example, the basic part pattern for the whole body montage (see FIG. 3).
The whole-body montage composed and displayed by the combination of the part patterns for each part in (B) is displayed at the matching stage at the matching stage of matching the fortune telling, according to the pattern for displaying the matching result (FIG. 8A). The patterns of both hands are exchanged and changed into a joyful expression, and in the disagreement stage at the end of compatibility fortune-telling, the face and both hands patterns are replaced in accordance with the compatibility display result display pattern (FIG. 8 (B)), and sadness is felt. The facial expression is changed.

The expression parts pattern ROM 36 described above is used.
Although not shown in the figure, the first-step display pattern and the second-step display pattern during compatibility fortune-telling are also stored in advance. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a storage state of the battle win / loss message in the battle message ROM 37 of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

In the battle message ROM 37, different win / loss messages are stored in each area 37a depending on the win, loss, and draw of the battle result. For example, the win or the whole body montage is combined with the win. The message is "Win, War!", The negative message that is combined with the face or whole-body montage of the battle loser is "Let me lose!", And the draw message is "Mummum ...". It is stored in advance.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a storage state of compatibility messages in the compatibility message ROM 38 of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. The compatibility message ROM 38 stores different compatibility messages according to the result of compatibility fortune telling in each area 38a. For example, the compatibility message ROM 38 corresponds to each part pattern forming a face or a whole-body montage to be compatible fortune-telling. The total value of the compatibility scores obtained from the compatibility score ROM 35 is compared between the montages, and when the difference is “0 to 3”, “compatibility is perfect!”, “Ureshi!”, And “4 to 15” is “decent”. "! Let's get along!", "16-2
In the case of 9 ", compatibility messages to be combined with each montage such as" Zendame! "And" Game in battle game! "Are stored in advance.

FIG. 11 is a battle montage RAM39 of the electronic notebook equipped with the above montage battle game machine.
Shows the storage state of each part pattern number that composes the battle montage registered in, the figure (A) shows the battle face montage data of each of A and B, and the diagram (B) shows the A and B. The full-body montage data for each battle is shown.

Face montage data storage areas 11a and 11b of the battle montage RAM 39 (see FIG. 11).
In (A), each part (contour, hairstyle, hairstyle, etc.) that constitutes the face montage selected by the user as the instep or B when the face montage for battle battle is created.
The part pattern numbers for each of the nose, eyes, and mouth) are stored.

That is, for example, according to the instep side face montage data shown in FIG. 11A, the instep face montage created by the user for battle has a contour pattern for the face montage in the basic part pattern ROM 33. "No, 1", the hairstyle pattern is the same ROM33
"No, 1" for face, and the nose pattern is the same ROM3
"No, 2" for face in 3 and the same eye pattern ROM
“No, 1” for face in 33 and the same mouth pattern RO
It is configured by a combination of "No, 1" for the face in M33.

The above-mentioned battle montage RAM3
9 full-body montage data storage areas 11A, 11B
(FIG. 11B) is a part pattern of each part (face, torso, both hands, both feet) that constitutes the whole body montage selected by the user as the instep or B when creating the whole body montage for battle battle. The number is stored.

That is, for example, according to the whole-body montage data on the instep side shown in FIG. 11B, the whole-body montage of the instep created by the user for battle has a face pattern for the whole-body montage in the basic part pattern ROM 33. "No, 9", the body pattern is the same ROM
33, the whole-body "No, 3", the both-hands pattern is composed of the whole-body "No, 2" in the ROM 33, and the both-foot patterns are composed of the whole-body "No, 1" in the ROM 33.

Here, the above-mentioned battle montage RAM
Montage data storage areas 11a, 11b, 1 in which pattern numbers of respective parts in 39 are stored
1A and 11B are provided with battle score storage areas 11c, 11d, 11C and 11D for storing the battle scores read out from the battle score ROM 34, and the montage data storage area 1 for each of A and B.
For 1a, 11b, 11A, and 11B, a total score storage area 11 for storing the total score obtained by summing up the battle scores of the respective parts constituting the respective montages.
e, 11f, 11E, 11F are provided, and the victory or defeat of the battle is judged by comparing the total score of each battle between the above-mentioned montage and the Otsu montage stored in this area 11e, 11f, 11E, 11F. It will be.

FIG. 12 shows a montage RAM4 for compatibility fortune telling of an electronic notebook equipped with the above montage battle game machine.
The storage state of each part pattern number which composes the compatibility fortune-telling montage registered in 0 is shown in FIG.
Shows the face fortune-telling montage data for A and B, and FIG. 6B shows the whole-body montage data for fortune-telling for A and B.

As the face montage data (FIG. 12A) of the compatibility fortune telling RAM 40 RAM (FIG. 12 (A)), each part constituting the face montage selected by the user as Party A or B when the face montage for compatibility fortune telling is created. Each pattern number (outline, hairstyle, nose, eyes, mouth) is stored. That is, for example, in FIG.
According to the instep side face montage data shown in (A), in the instep face montage created by the user for compatibility fortune telling, the contour pattern is the basic part pattern ROM 33.
No. 4 for face montage, No. 4 for hairstyle pattern for face in ROM 33, Nose pattern for face in ROM 33, Nose pattern for face in ROM 33, and eye pattern for face in ROM 33 The combination of "No, 4" and the mouth pattern in the ROM 33 is "No, 4" for the face.

Also, the compatibility fortune telling RAM
The 40 whole-body montage data (Fig. 12 (B)) is as follows: When creating the whole-body montage for compatibility fortune telling, each part (face, body, both hands, both feet) that constitutes the whole-body montage selected by the user as A or B. ) Each pattern number is stored. That is, for example, according to the whole-body montage data on the instep shown in FIG. 12B, the whole-body montage of the instep created by the user for compatibility fortune telling that the face pattern is “N” for the whole-body montage in the basic part pattern ROM 33.
o, 2 ”, the body pattern is“ No, 6 ”for the whole body in the ROM 33, the two-hand pattern is“ No, 9 ”for the whole body in the ROM 33, and the both-foot pattern is“ No, 5 ”for the whole body in the ROM 33. It will be composed of a combination.

Here, the compatibility fortune telling montage RA
The compatibility score storage areas 12c, 12d, 12C, 12 for storing the compatibility scores read from the compatibility score ROM 35 corresponding to the pattern number storage areas 12a, 12b, 12A, 12B of the respective parts in M40.
D is provided, and for the montage data storage areas 12a, 12b, 12A, and 12B of A and B, for storing the total number of compatibility points of each part constituting each montage. The total score storage areas 12e, 12f, 12E, and 12F are provided. Comparing the total points of the compatibility between the above-mentioned montage and the Otsu montage stored in the areas 12e, 12f, 12E, and 12F, the goodness and badness of the compatibility (degree of compatibility)
Will be judged.

The composite RAM 41 corresponds to the pattern numbers of the respective parts constituting the instep A and the second monster montage stored in the battle montage RAM 39 in the battle game mode and in the compatibility fortune telling RAM 40 in the compatibility fortune telling game mode, respectively. Then, the respective part patterns read from the basic part pattern ROM 33 are combined, and the upper and lower montage patterns obtained by combining the respective upper and lower montage parts patterns in the combined RAM 41 are
It is displayed adjacent to the liquid crystal dot matrix display section 23 via the display drive circuit 42 for battle battle or fortune telling.

Next, the operation of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine having the above configuration will be described.
FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a montage creating process for an electronic notebook equipped with the above montage battle game machine. That is, when the "montage creation" key 14 in the input unit 32 is operated, the CPU 31 is set to the montage creation mode (step S1).

In the montage creation mode, when the "battle" key 20 is operated in order to create the battle battle instep A or Otsu montage, the battle montage RAM 39 is designated as the storage destination of the montage data (steps S2a, S3a). ). When the "Kou" key 15a is operated to create the Kou montage, the Kou side montage data storage area 11a or 11A in the battle montage RAM 39 (Fig. 1).
1) is designated (steps S4a and S5a).

Then, first, the basic part pattern ROM
In 33, each part pattern “No, 1” that constitutes the first basic montage is read out, and the combined RA
It is transferred to M41, synthesized, and displayed on the display 23 as a battle instep montage (steps S6, S).
7). FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a data combination display process accompanying a montage creation process of an electronic notebook equipped with the above-mentioned montage game machine.

That is, the basic part pattern ROM described above.
When the part pattern number of each part is designated for 33 to form the instep montage, the part pattern corresponding to the pattern number is the basic part pattern ROM3.
The data is read from the data No. 3 and transferred to the composition RAM 41 (steps A1 to A5). In this case, in the synthesis RAM 41, the first
This is a combination of the parts patterns that make up the basic montage of.
The first basic montage composed of the parts pattern "o, 1" is displayed on the display unit 23 (step A6).

When the basic montage selection key “∇” 16b in the input section 32 is operated, each part pattern number for instructing the basic montage for the basic part pattern RAM 33 is changed from “No, 1” to “No, 2”.
Is changed to (steps S8 and S9). Then, in accordance with the number "No, 2" indicating the pattern of each part designated as the above basic montage, the basic part pattern R
Reading of each part pattern stored in the OM 33 (in this case, all “No, 2”) and pattern transfer composition processing for the composition RAM 41 are executed. For example, in the case of a face montage, all of the contour pattern to the mouth pattern are “N”.
A second basic montage composed of parts patterns corresponding to "o, 2" is displayed on the display unit 23 (step S7).

That is, when the basic montage selection keys "Δ, ▽" 16a, 16b in the input section 32 are operated, the processes of steps S7 to S9 are repeated, and "No, 1" to "No" are stored in the basic part pattern ROM 33 in advance. ，
The 20 types of basic montages stored as "20" are sequentially changed and combined and displayed. As a result, the user preselects a basic montage close to the desired instep montage and displays it on the display unit 23.

Here, when the part designation keys "↑, ↓" 17a, 17b in the input section 32 are operated, the target part of the pattern change is changed to an arbitrary part. For example, by the processing of the above steps S7 to S9. Of the basic montages that have been selected and displayed in advance on the display unit 23 as a montage close to the desired instep montage, if you want to change a certain specific part to another different part, the above part designation keys "↑, ↓" 17a, 17b. Is operated to change the parts to be changed (step S1).
0, S11).

Then, the pattern selection keys "←,
→ ”18a, 18b is operated, the part pattern in the corresponding parts in the basic part pattern ROM 33, which is instructed to be changed as the part to be changed, is changed and selected, and the changed and selected part pattern is changed to the basic pattern. Combined R read from the part pattern ROM 33
The data is transferred to the AM 41 and is replaced and displayed on the display unit 23 (steps S12, S13 → S7).

As a result, the user selects another part pattern from the basic montage selected and displayed on the display unit 23 in advance and changes and displays only the part pattern different from the part pattern of the desired instep montage part. . Here, if it is desired to further change the part pattern for other parts, the parts designation keys "↑, ↓" 17a, 17b are operated to change the parts to be changed, and then the pattern is changed. Select key "←,
→ "18a, 18b is operated to operate the basic part pattern R
If the pattern number of the optional part area for the OM33 is changed, the new part of the basic montage displayed in combination is selectively changed to the optional part pattern to create the desired instep montage (step S).
10 to S13 → S7).

When the user obtains the desired instep montage, the "register" key 19 of the input unit 32 is operated to complete the instep montage composition process.
Each part pattern number corresponding to the instep montage that is combined and held in the combining RAM 41 is the battle montage RAM39 as the instep montage data for battle.
(See FIG. 11) Montage data storage area 11a
Alternatively, it is stored and registered in 11A (steps S14 and S15).

On the other hand, when it is desired to create an Otsu montage that is a battle opponent of the above-mentioned montage, in the same manner, the "make montage" key 14 is operated to set the montage making mode and the "battle" key 20 is set.
Also, by operating the "Otsu" key 15b, the Otsu side montage data storage area 11b or 11 in the battle montage RAM 39 is stored as the storage destination of the montage data.
B (see FIG. 11) is designated (steps S1, S2a,
S3a, S4b, S5b).

Then, in the same manner as described above, the basic montage selection key “Δ, ▽” 16a, 16b is used to select the basic montage, and the part designation keys “↑, ↓” 17 are selected.
By repeating the operation of designating the parts to be changed with a and 17b and the operation of selecting the part patterns with the pattern selection keys "←, →" 18a and 18b, each part pattern corresponding to the desired Otsu Montage becomes the basic part pattern R.
It is read from the OM 33, transferred to the composition RAM 41, and displayed on the display unit 23 (steps S6 to S13).

In this way, when the user's desired second party montage is obtained, the "registration" key 19 of the input unit 32 is obtained.
By operating, the second montage synthesis process is completed, and each part pattern number corresponding to the second montage combined and held in the synthesis RAM 41 is used as the second montage data for battle.
39 (see FIG. 11) is stored and registered in each area 11b or 11B (steps S14 and S1).
5).

Next, in the montage creation process shown in FIG. 13, when it is desired to create an instep montage for compatibility fortune telling, the "Montage Creation" key 14 is operated to set the montage creation mode and "Compatibility fortune telling". By operating the "key 21" and the "instep" key 15a, the instep side montage data storage area 1 in the compatibility fortune telling montage RAM 40 as the storage destination of the montage data
2a or 12A (see FIG. 12) is designated (steps S1, S2b, S3b, S4c, S5c).

Then, in the same manner as when creating the battle montage, the basic montage selection key "△, ▽"
16a, 16b basic montage selection operation, parts designation key "↑, ↓" 17a, 17b designation operation of parts to be changed, and pattern selection key "←, →"
By repeating the operation of selecting the part pattern by 18a and 18b, each part pattern corresponding to the desired instep montage is read from the basic part pattern ROM 33, transferred to the synthesis RAM 41, and displayed on the display unit 23 (steps S6 to S13). ).

In this way, when the user obtains the desired instep montage, the "register" key 19 of the input unit 32 is used.
By operating the, the process of synthesizing the instep A montage is completed, and each part pattern number corresponding to the instep montage that is synthetically held in the synthesizing RAM 41 is used as the instep montage data for the fortune telling montage R.
The data will be saved and registered in the montage data storage area 12a or 12A of the AM 40 (see FIG. 12) (steps S14 and S15).

On the other hand, when it is desired to create a second party montage which is a partner of the above A montage, the "Montage Creation" key 14 is operated to set the montage creation mode, and the "Compatibility Fortune" key 21 and ""Otsu" key 15b is operated to store the montage data as a storage destination of the montage data storage area 12b or 12B on the Otsu side in the compatibility fortune-telling montage RAM 40.
(See FIG. 12) is designated (steps S1, S2b, S).
3b, S4d, S5d).

Then, in the same manner as described above, the basic montage selection operation using the basic montage selection keys “Δ, ▽” 16a, 16b, and the part designation keys “↑, ↓” 17
By repeating the operation of designating the parts to be changed with a and 17b and the operation of selecting the part patterns with the pattern selection keys "←, →" 18a and 18b, each part pattern corresponding to the desired Otsu Montage becomes the basic part pattern R.
It is read from the OM 33, transferred to the composition RAM 41, and displayed on the display unit 23 (steps S6 to S13).

In this way, when the user's desired montage is obtained, the "registration" key 19 of the input unit 32 is obtained.
By performing the operation, the composition processing of the Otsu montage is completed, and each part pattern number corresponding to the Otsu montage that is synthetically held in the synthesis RAM 41 is used as the Otsu montage data for the Osamu Osamu monastery.
It will be saved and registered in the montage data storage area 12b or 12B of the AM 40 (see FIG. 12) (steps S14, S15).

As a result, the above-mentioned battle montage R
In AM39, each part pattern number that forms the face or whole body montage of A and B created for battle battle is registered (see FIG. 11). In the compatibility fortune-telling montage RAM 40, each part pattern number forming the face of A and B or the whole-body montage created for compatibility fortune-telling is registered (see FIG. 12).

FIG. 15 is a flow chart showing the first half processing of the battle game of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the second half process of the battle game of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. Here, the face montage data for battle between A and B shown in FIG. 11A is created and registered in advance in the battle montage RAM 39 through the montage creation process (FIGS. 13 and 14).

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a display state of the instep A and the second montage in the battle game process of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. That is, in the first half processing of the battle game shown in FIG.
When the key 20 is operated, the CPU 31 is set to the battle game mode. First, the battle montage RAM 39
Face montage data (Fig. 11) registered in the montage data storage areas 11a and 11B
(See (A)) is read (steps B1 and B2).

Then, the above montage RAM for battle
Corresponding to the instep and Otsu's face montage data read from 39, each part pattern constituting the instep's face montage and the Otsu's face montage is the basic part pattern RO.
It is read out from M33, transferred to the combining memory 41, and combined, and as a result, as shown in FIG. 17 (A), face montages of A and B for battle battle are displayed (step B3). , B4).

Here, the face montage battle score for each part pattern constituting the face montage of each of the above-mentioned instep A and B is obtained from the corresponding battle score storage area 34a of the battle score ROM 34 (see FIG. 4A). It is read and stored in the battle score storage areas 11c and 11d for each of the parts A and B in the battle montage RAM 39 (step B5).

And the above-mentioned battle montage RAM
Storage area for battle points 11 for each of 39 and A
The battle scores for each part stored in c and 11d are summed up for each face montage and stored in the total score storage areas 11e and 11f (see FIG. 11A).
(Step B6).

As shown in FIG. 17 (A) above, when a predetermined time (for example, 3 seconds) elapses in the state where the face montages of the instep and the second party as the battle opponent are displayed, the individual face montages are displayed. Corresponding to the eye and mouth pattern numbers, the eye and mouth patterns for the first stage intermediate display are read from the parts pattern area (see FIG. 6A) of the facial expression parts pattern ROM 36, and the composition memory 41 is used.
Is transferred to and the eye and mouth pattern portions are replaced and synthesized. As a result, as shown in FIG. 17 (B), the facial expression of the first stage of the battle is added to each face montage, and the face montages of A and B are displayed as the first half stage of the battle battle (step B7-B9).

Further, as shown in FIG. 17 (B), when a predetermined time (for example, 3 seconds) elapses in a state in which the face montages of A and B are displayed as the first half stage of the battle competition, The eye and mouth patterns for the second stage intermediate display are read from the part pattern area 36b (see FIG. 6B) of the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 in correspondence with the eye and mouth pattern numbers in the face montage of FIG. It is transferred to 41 and only the eye and mouth pattern portions are replaced and combined. As a result, each face montage has the facial expression change of the second stage of the battle,
Face montages of A and B as the second half of the battle are displayed (steps B10 to B12).

After that, when a predetermined time (for example, 3 seconds) elapses, in step B6, it is stored in the total score storage areas 11e and 11f (see FIG. 11 (A)) of each of the instep A and the second B of the battle montage RAM 39. The total number of battles (in this case, 8 points of Ko: 29 points of Otsu) is read out, and the win or loss of Ko and Otsu is judged by comparing the sizes (steps B13 to B15).

Here, for example, when the total battle score of the above-mentioned montage and the total battle score of the above-mentioned O-montage are equal, the basic eye and mouth numbers are re-corresponded to the eye and mouth pattern numbers of each face montage. The mouth pattern is read from the basic part pattern ROM 33, and the draw message "mummu ..." Preliminarily stored in the battle message ROM 37 is read (step B).
16-B18).

Then, the above basic part pattern ROM 3
The basic eye and mouth patterns corresponding to the respective instep and second face montages read from No. 3 are transferred to the composite memory 41, and the first and second face montages displayed in the second half of the battle physical battle in step B12 are displayed. , Only the eye and mouth pattern parts thereof are replaced and combined with the draw message “mummu ...” Read from the battle message ROM 37 (step B1).
9).

As a result, the basic face montages of A and B which are registered in advance in the battle montage RAM 39 are displayed on the display unit 23 together with the draw message "Mummu ..." (step B20). on the other hand,
If the total battle score of the instep montage compared with the above-mentioned step B15 is larger than the total battle score of the second montage, that is, if instep A is the winner and second is the loser, the eyes of the instep face montage and Corresponding to the mouth pattern numbers, the eyes and mouth patterns for displaying the winning result are the facial expression parts pattern ROM 36 (see FIG. 6).
(See (C)), and at the same time, corresponding to the eye and mouth pattern numbers in the face montage of Otsu, the negative result display eye and mouth patterns and the negative background pattern are the expression part pattern ROM 36 (FIG. 7B. ) Reference) (steps B16 → B21, B22).

In addition, the winning message “winning war!” Pre-stored in the battle message ROM 37 is used for displaying on the instep side, and the negative message “losing forgive me !!”.
Is read out for display on the second side (step B23). Then, the eye and mouth win result pattern corresponding to the instep face montage and the eye and mouth negative result pattern corresponding to the second face montage read from the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 are transferred to the synthetic memory 41, and the above step is performed. For the face montage of A and B displayed in the second half of the battle in B12, only the eye and mouth patterns are replaced as the victory result pattern for the A side and the negative result pattern for the B side, and the battle message ROM 37 is displayed.
Victory message for Kou side read from "Katsuze War!
!! And the negative message for the Otsu side, "Forgive me for losing!"
Are synthesized with (step B24).

As a result, in the face montage on the instep side,
A change of expression of joy was added, and it was displayed together with the above win message "Win, War!", And a change of expression of sadness was added to the face montage of Otsu side, and the above negative message "I lost, please forgive me." It is displayed together with "!" (Step B25). Further, if the total battle score of the Otsu montage is greater than the total battle score of the instep montage that is compared in step B15,
In other words, if Party A is the loser and Party B is the winner,
Corresponding to the eye and mouth pattern numbers in the instep face montage, the negative result display eye and mouth patterns and the negative background pattern are facial expression part pattern ROM 36 (FIG. 7B).
Read), and the eye and mouth patterns for displaying the result of winning correspond to the eye and mouth pattern numbers in the face montage of Otsu, and the facial parts pattern ROM 36.
(See FIG. 6C) (step B16 →
B21 → B26).

Also, the negative message "Let's forgive, forgive me!" Pre-stored in the battle message ROM 37 is used as the display for the instep side, and the winning message "Win! War!"
Is read for display on the second side (step B27). Then, the negative eye and mouth result pattern corresponding to the instep face montage and the eye and mouth win result pattern corresponding to the second party face montage read from the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 are transferred to the synthesis memory 41, and the above step is performed. For the face montage of A and B displayed in the second half of the battle battle in B12, only the eyes and mouth pattern parts are replaced with a negative result pattern for the A side and a victory result pattern for the O side, and the battle message ROM 37 is displayed.
Negative message for Kou side read from "Let me forgive you !!" and victory message for Otsu side "Katsuze War !!"
Are synthesized with (step B28).

As a result, for example, as shown in FIG. 17 (C), the face montage on the instep side is changed in the expression of sadness, and the negative message “Let's lose!
In addition, the facial expression of joy is added to the face montage on the other side, and it is displayed together with the above win message "Win! War!" (Step B29). FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the first half processing of the compatibility fortune-telling game of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the second half process of the compatibility fortune telling game of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. Here, the compatibility fortune telling montage RAM 40 is created and registered in advance with the compatibility fortune telling face montage data of A and B shown in FIG. 12A through the montage creation process (FIGS. 13 and 14).

FIG. 20 is a view showing a display state of the instep A and the B montage due to the compatibility fortune-telling game processing of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. That is,
In the first half process of the compatibility fortune telling game shown in FIG. 18, when the "compatibility fortune telling" key 21 is operated, the CPU 31 is set to the compatibility fortune telling game mode, and first, the face montage data of the instep and the second party registered in the compatibility fortune telling montage RAM 40. (See FIG. 12A) is read (step C
1, C2).

Then, the compatibility fortune telling montage RA
Corresponding to the A and B face montage data read from M40, each part pattern that constitutes the A face face montage and the O face mask montage is the basic part pattern R.
This is read out from the OM 33, transferred to the combining memory 41, and combined, whereby the face montages of A and B for compatibility fortune telling are displayed as shown in FIG. 20 (A) (step C3). , C4).

Here, the face montage compatibility score for each part pattern forming the face montage of each of the above-mentioned instep A and B is read out from the corresponding compatibility score area 35a (see FIG. 5A) of the compatibility score ROM 35. The compatibility score storage area 12 for each of the parts A and B in the compatibility fortune-telling montage RAM 40.
It is stored in c and 12d (step C5).

The compatibility fortune-telling montage RA
Storage area 12 for compatibility points for each of M40 Party A and Party B
The compatibility scores of the respective parts stored in c and 12d are summed up for each face montage and stored in the total score storage areas 12e and 12f [see FIG. 12 (A)].
(Step C6). As shown in FIG. 20 (A) above,
When the predetermined time (eg, 3 seconds) elapses with the face montages of Party A and B as the compatibility fortune-telling partner, corresponding to the pattern numbers of eyes and mouth in each face montage Eyes and mouth pattern for the first stage of the display of the expression part pattern ROM
The data is read from 36, transferred to the composition memory 41, and only the eye and mouth pattern portions are replaced and combined. As a result, for example, as shown in FIG. 20B, the facial expression change of the first stage of fortune-telling is added to each face montage, and the face montages of A and B are displayed as the first half of the fortune-telling (step). C7-C9).

Further, as shown in FIG. 20 (B), a predetermined time (for example, 3 seconds) is displayed with the face montages of A and B as the first half of the fortune telling.
When elapses, the eye and mouth patterns for the second stage intermediate display for compatibility fortune telling are read from the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 in accordance with the eye and mouth pattern numbers in each face montage, and transferred to the composition memory 41. Then, only the eye and mouth pattern portions are replaced and synthesized. As a result, the facial expression change of the second stage of fortune-telling is added to each face montage, and the face montages of A and B as the second half stage of the fortune-telling are displayed (step C10).
C12).

After that, when a predetermined time (for example, 3 seconds) has elapsed, in step C6, the total points storage areas 12e and 12f (see FIG. 12A) of the instep compatibility fortune-telling montage RAM 40 are stored in the respective points A and B. The total compatibility score (in this case, 25 points in this case: 21 points in Otsu) is read, and the degree of affinity between A and O is judged by comparing the difference in points (steps C13 to C15).

Here, for example, when the difference between the total compatibility score of the above Ko montage and the total compatibility score of the Otsu montage is within "0 to 3", that is, when the affinity between the Ko and Otsu is high. Corresponds to the eye and mouth pattern numbers in the face montages of A and B, respectively, and the eye and mouth patterns for displaying the match result and the match background pattern are each area 36d of the facial expression part pattern ROM 36.
(See FIG. 7A) (step C16,
C17).

Further, a compatibility match message "compatibility perfect!""Ureshi!" Corresponding to the point difference "0-3" stored in advance in the compatibility message ROM 38 is read (step C18). Then, the above facial expression part pattern ROM
The eye-and-mouth compatibility match result pattern and the compatibility match background pattern corresponding to the face montages of A and B respectively read from 36 are transferred to the synthetic memory 41, and are displayed as the latter half of the fortune-telling in step C12. For the face montage of B, only the eye and mouth pattern parts are replaced as the compatibility match result pattern, and the compatibility match background pattern and the compatibility match message “compatibility perfect!” “Ureshi!” Read from the compatibility message ROM 38. Are synthesized with (step C19).

As a result, for example, as shown in FIG. 20 (C), a change in the expression of joy is added to the face montages of A and B, and the compatibility match background pattern and compatibility match message "compatibility perfect!" It is displayed together with "Ureshi!" (Step C20). On the other hand, for example, when the difference between the compatibility score of the A montage and the compatibility score of the Otsu montage determined by the point difference comparison in step C15 is “4 to 15”, that is, the compatibility between the A and O is normal. If it is, the basic eye and mouth patterns are read again from the basic part pattern ROM 33 corresponding to the eye and mouth pattern numbers in the face montages of A and B respectively, and the compatibility message RO
The compatibility normal message “Fairly good!” And “Good luck!” Corresponding to the point difference “4 to 15” stored in advance in M38 is read (step C16 → C21 to C2).
3).

Then, the above basic part pattern ROM 3
The basic eye and mouth patterns corresponding to the instep and B face montages read out from No. 3 are transferred to the synthetic memory 41, and the instep and B face montages displayed as the latter half of the fortune-telling in step C12 are Only the eye and mouth pattern parts are replaced and combined with the compatibility normal message "Fairly good!" And "Get along!" Read from the compatibility message ROM 38 (step C24).

As a result, the face montages of the respective insteps A and B, which are pre-registered in the compatibility fortune-telling montage RAM 40, are displayed on the display unit 23 together with the compatibility general message “Good deal!” And “Let's get along!”. (Step C25). Furthermore, for example, when the difference between the compatibility score of the A montage and the compatibility score of the Otsu montage determined by the point difference comparison in step C15 is “16” or more, that is, the affinity between the A and O is low. In this case, the eye and mouth pattern for displaying the result of the incompatibility and the background pattern of the incompatibility corresponding to the pattern numbers of the eye and the mouth in the face montage of each of A and B are the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 (FIG. 7B).
Read (see C16 → C21 → C2)
6).

Further, the compatibility disagreement message "zenzendame!""The battle game is a match!" Corresponding to the point difference "16-29" stored in advance in the compatibility message ROM 38.
Is read (step C27). Then, the eye / mouth compatibility disagreement result pattern and the compatibility disagreement background pattern corresponding to the face montages of A and B respectively read out from the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 are stored in the composite memory 4.
For the face montage of A and B, which was transferred to step 1 and displayed as the second half of the fortune telling in step C12, only the eye and mouth pattern parts thereof are replaced as the compatibility mismatch result pattern, and the compatibility mismatch background pattern and the compatibility It is combined with the compatibility mismatch message “Zenzendame!” And “It's a battle in a battle game!” Read from the message ROM 38 (step C2).
8).

As a result, the facial expression of sadness is added to the face montages of A and B, and is displayed together with the background pattern of incompatibility and the message of incompatibility "Zendendame!""It is a battle game!" (Step C29). Therefore, according to the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine having the above-mentioned configuration, the montage data for the battle battle or the compatibility fortune-telling instep A and the second B respectively stored in advance in the battle montage RAM 39 or the compatibility fortune montage RAM 40 is stored. Correspondingly, each part pattern that composes the montage of the instep A and the second party is the basic part pattern ROM3.
3 is read out and synthesized by the synthesis RAM 41 and displayed on the display unit 23.
In the battle game, the preset battle points for each part pattern that constitutes each montage are read from the battle point ROM 34 and summed for each montage, and the result of the battle total is compared to determine whether Kotou wins or loses. Judgment is made, the facial expression pattern of joy and the winning message are read for the montage on the winner side, the facial expression pattern of sadness and the negative message for the montage on the loser side, respectively, are read out from the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 and the battle message ROM 37, and are combined on the display unit 23. In addition, at the time of compatibility fortune-telling games, the compatibility points preset for each part pattern forming each montage are read from the compatibility point ROM 35 and summed for each montage, and the compatibility of Kotou is calculated by comparing the difference points of the compatibility points. The degree is judged and the point difference is small In this case, the joy expression pattern and compatibility match message are read out for each montage, and the sadness expression pattern and compatibility mismatch message are read out for each montage from the expression part pattern ROM 36 and compatibility message ROM 38, respectively, and displayed on the display unit 23. Since it will be composited and displayed on the screen, the result of the battle, the situation of compatibility,
The degree can be objectively grasped by changing the expression of each montage and message display, and it is possible to realize a very interesting game machine-mounted electronic device.

In the compatibility fortune-telling game in the above-described embodiment, the compatibility score RO set in advance is set to the compatibility score preset for each part pattern forming the montages of A and B.
The composition is read from M35, summed up for each montage, and the degree of compatibility between Party A and Party B is determined by comparing the difference in the total points of compatibility, but as in the embodiment shown in FIG. 21 and FIG. It is also possible to assign compatibility points to the entire face type, compare these compatibility points, and determine the compatibility degree based on the result.

FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a data storage state of the face type compatibility ROM which is necessary when the compatibility fortune-telling is performed by the combination of face types of each montage by the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. That is, in the face type compatibility ROM, the degree of compatibility is set in advance according to the combination of the face types of A and B.

FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing the compatibility fortune-telling game processing in the case of performing compatibility fortune-telling with a combination of face types of each montage by the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine. Here, the compatibility fortune telling montage RAM 40 is created and registered in advance with the compatibility fortune telling face montage data of A and B shown in FIG. 12A through the montage creation process (FIGS. 13 and 14).

That is, in FIG. 22, "fortune telling"
When the key 21 is operated, the CPU 31 is set to the compatibility fortune telling game mode, and first, the compatibility fortune telling montage RAM
The face montage data of A and B registered in No. 40 (see FIG. 12A) is read (steps D1 and D).
2). Then, the compatibility fortune-telling montage RAM40
Corresponding to the instep A and face B montage data read from, each part pattern that constitutes the face B montage and face B montage is the basic part pattern ROM3.
3 is read out, transferred to the combining memory 41 and combined, whereby the face montages of A and B for compatibility fortune telling are displayed as shown in FIG. 20 (A) (step D3). , D4).

Here, the face pattern of each face montage is obtained from the contour pattern and the hairstyle pattern of each of the instep and the B which are synthesized by the synthesis RAM 41. In addition,
The face pattern (round shape, egg shape, etc.) is obtained from the pattern shapes of the contour pattern and the hairstyle pattern, but the facial pattern type may be stored in advance for each contour pattern and each hairstyle pattern. Each area 210a of the face type compatibility ROM 210 has a score indicating the degree of compatibility based on the combination of face types.
(See FIG. 21) (steps D5, D)
6). It should be noted that this score is assigned 0 to 3 points, for example, when the face type is "round" and "round".

After this, when a predetermined time has passed, the above-mentioned FIG.
Similar to the processing of steps C16 to C29 in 9, the facial expression pattern and the message corresponding to the compatibility score obtained from the face type compatibility ROM are read from the facial expression part pattern ROM 36 and the compatibility message ROM 38, for example, as shown in FIG. As shown in C), the face montages of A and B are combined and displayed (steps D7 and D8).

Further, in the explanation of the operation of the battle game or the compatibility fortune-telling game in each of the above-mentioned embodiments, the case where the face montage is used as the montage of the instep A and the second party is explained, but naturally, the above-mentioned each is also used when the whole-body montage is used. A battle game or a compatibility fortune-telling game similar to the embodiment can be played. FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an external configuration of an electronic device system mounted on a montage battle game machine using infrared light communication.

That is, in each of the above-described embodiments, the display of the montage of Party A and B for performing the battle game or the compatibility fortune-telling game by one electronic notebook body 11, and the battle game processing or the compatibility fortune-telling game processing based on the created montage. However, it is assumed that, for example, the electronic notebook main bodies 51a and 51b are owned by both the instep side user and the other side user who play the battle game or the compatibility fortune telling game, and the electronic notebook main bodies 51a and 51b of both of them are held.
The montage data of the side A and the side B created in step S1 are transmitted and displayed on the large-sized display device 52 by infrared light communication, and a battle game or a compatibility fortune-telling game similar to the above-mentioned embodiment is played on the large-sized display device 52. Good.

FIG. 24 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of the electronic notebook main body 51a or 51b in the electronic device system mounted on a montage battle game machine using the infrared light communication. FIG. 25 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of a large-sized display device 52 in a montage battle game machine-installed electronic device system utilizing the infrared light communication.

That is, the electronic notebook main bodies 51a and 51b
The montage data for battle or compatibility fortune-telling of Party A and Party B created in each of the above are transmitted and output as infrared light signals through the respective transmitting units 53,
After being input to the large-sized display device 52 via the receiving section 54, it is transferred to and stored in the montage RAMs 39 and 40 for battle or compatibility fortune telling.

Then, the montage data of the respective insteps A and B stored in the montage RAMs 39, 40 on the side of the large display device 52 are read out as needed by the setting of the battle game mode or the compatibility fortune telling mode, and the basic part pattern. The parts patterns stored in the ROM 36 are combined by the combining RAM 41 and displayed on the large-sized display unit 55.

As a result, the basic part pattern ROM 33 and the expression part pattern RO are formed in the same manner as in the above embodiment.
The battle game processing is executed using the battle score ROM 34 and the battle message ROM 37 together with the M36, and the compatibility score ROM 35 and the compatibility message RO are executed.
The compatibility fortune-telling game process is executed using M38. FIG. 26 is a diagram showing an external configuration of an electronic notebook equipped with a montage battle game machine having an infrared light communication function and a ROM exchange function.

FIG. 27 shows the infrared light communication function and ROM.
It is a block diagram showing composition of an electronic circuit of a montage battle game machine loading type electronic notebook provided with an exchange function. That is, the montage battle game machine-installed electronic notebook equipped with the infrared light communication function and the ROM exchanging function uses the transmitter / receiver unit 56 to transmit the montage data created, displayed, and registered in the electronic notebook main body 111a on its own side. A function of transmitting the infrared light and causing the transmitting / receiving unit 56 of the partner's electronic notebook body 111b to receive, and the partner montage data transmitted by the infrared light via the transceiver 56 of the partner's electronic notebook body 111b, A function of receiving via the transmission / reception unit 56 and registering it in the montage RAM 39, 40, and a basic part pattern ROM 33,
Battle score ROM 34, compatibility score ROM 35, facial expression parts pattern ROM 36, battle message ROM 37,
Coin type external ROM consisting of compatibility message ROM 38
It has a replacement function of 57.

That is, the infrared light communication function and the ROM
According to the electronic notebook equipped with the exchange function of the montage battle game machine, the electronic notebook main body 11 of the own side and the opponent side is provided.
Not only can each montage data be transmitted and received between 1a and 111b, but a desired coin type external ROM 57 can be exchanged and mounted in the ROM accommodating concave portion 58 from a plurality of coin type external ROMs 57 having different montage data contents. The external ROM 57 and the main body 111a can be connected via a connection terminal 58a provided therein. Therefore, based on the data of the external ROM 57, the basic part pattern and the expression part pattern are changed,
Each score table and message contents can be easily changed, and the battle game process and the compatibility game process can be diversified.

In the embodiments shown in FIGS. 23 to 27, the montage data and the like are wirelessly transmitted using infrared optical communication, but other wireless methods (for example, radio wave communication) are used instead of infrared optical communication. Method) or a wired method (for example, a communication method using a telephone line), the montage data or the like may be transmitted. Further, in each of the above-described embodiments, the result of the battle game or the like is visually displayed and output using the display unit, but the present invention is not limited to this. The result may be printed out.

[0106]

As described above, according to the present invention, output means, appearance data output means for outputting appearance data representing a part or all of appearances of a plurality of living things, and output by the appearance data output means The comparing means for comparing the appearance data of the plurality of life forms with each other, the result data corresponding to the comparison result by the comparing means or the appearance data of the life form changed corresponding to the comparison result by the output means. Since it is provided with the output control means for outputting, it is possible to compare the superiority and inferiority, the degree of compatibility, etc. of the appearances of the living things. In addition, the superiority or inferiority of a plurality of life forms to be compared, the situation and degree of winning or losing, or the compatibility degree between each life form is not simply displayed by the size of numerical values or the display of graphs, figures, symbols, etc. It becomes possible to objectively grasp the appearance of the living organism.

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FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an external configuration of an electronic notebook equipped with a montage battle game machine according to an embodiment of a data comparison apparatus of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a storage state of basic part patterns in a basic part pattern ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a storage state of battle scores in a battle score ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a storage state of compatibility scores in a compatibility score ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a stored state of facial expression patterns in a facial expression part pattern ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a stored state of facial expression patterns in a facial expression parts pattern ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a stored state of a whole body facial expression pattern in a facial expression parts pattern ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a storage state of a battle win / loss message in a battle message ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 10 is a view showing a storage state of compatibility messages in a compatibility message ROM of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a storage state of each part pattern number and the like constituting the battle montage registered in the battle montage RAM of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a storage state of each part pattern number and the like constituting the compatibility fortune telling montage registered in the compatibility fortune telling RAM of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a montage creation process of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing a data combination display process associated with a montage creation process of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage game machine.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a battle game first half process of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a second half process of a battle game of an electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing a display state of the instep A and the second montage in the battle game processing of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the first half processing of the compatibility fortune-telling game of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the second half process of the compatibility fortune-telling game of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 20 is a view showing a display state of the instep A and the Otsu montage accompanying the compatibility fortune-telling game process of the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a data storage state of a face type compatibility ROM which is required when performing compatibility fortune telling with a combination of face types of each montage by the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a compatibility fortune-telling game process in the case of performing compatibility fortune-telling with a combination of face types of each montage by the electronic notebook equipped with the montage battle game machine.

FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an external configuration of an electronic device system equipped with a montage battle game machine using infrared light communication.

FIG. 24 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of an electronic notebook body in an electronic device system mounted on a montage battle game machine using the infrared light communication.

FIG. 25 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of a large-sized display device in an electronic device system mounted on a montage battle game machine using the infrared light communication.

FIG. 26 is a diagram showing an external configuration of an electronic notebook equipped with a montage battle game machine having an infrared light communication function and a ROM exchange function.

FIG. 27 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an electronic circuit of a montage battle game machine-mounted electronic notebook equipped with an infrared light communication function and a ROM exchange function.

[Explanation of symbols]

11, 111a, 111b, 51a, 51b ... Electronic notebook body, 12a ... Left operation surface, 12b ... Right operation surface, 13a ...
"ON" key, 13b ... "OFF" key, 14 ... "Montage creation" key, 15a ... "Kou" key, 15b ...
"B" key, 16a, 16b "△, ▽" ... basic montage selection key, 17a, 17b "↑, ↓" ... parts designation key, 18a, 18b "←, →" ... pattern selection key,
19 ... "Register" key, 20 ... "Battle" key, 21 ...
"Compatibility fortune-telling" key, 22 ... "Start" key, 23 ... Liquid crystal dot matrix display section, 24 "0-9" ... Numeric keypad, 25 "+,-, x, ÷, =" ... Operator key, 26
"AZ" ... Alphabet keys, 31 ... CPU, 32
Input unit, 33 ... Basic part pattern ROM, 34 ... Battle score ROM, 35 ... Compatibility score ROM, 36 ... Facial part pattern ROM, 37 ... Battle message ROM,
38 ... Compatibility message ROM, 39 ... Battle montage RAM, 40 ... Compatibility fortune telling RAM, 4
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Composite RAM, 42 ... Display drive circuit, 52 ... Large display device, 53 ... Transmitter, 54 ... Receive unit, 55 ... Large display unit, 56 ... Transmitter / receiver unit, 57 ... Coin-type external RO
M, 58 ... ROM accommodation recess.

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. Output means, appearance data output means for outputting appearance data representing part or all of appearances of a plurality of life forms, and appearance data of a plurality of life forms output by the appearance data output means And output control means for causing the output means to output the result data corresponding to the comparison result by the comparison means or the appearance data of the living organism changed corresponding to the comparison result. A data comparison device characterized in that 2. Output means, appearance data output means for outputting appearance data representing a part or all of appearances of a plurality of life forms, and appearance data of a plurality of life forms output by the appearance data output means. Before the comparison by the comparison means, a part or all of the appearances of the plurality of living things represented by the appearance data obtained by the appearance data output means are directly output by the output means. Output control means for causing the output means to output the result data corresponding to the comparison result or the appearance data of the living matter changed corresponding to the comparison result after the comparison by the comparison means. A data comparison device characterized by: 3. Output means, appearance data output means for outputting appearance data representing a part or all of appearances of a plurality of life forms, and appearance data of a plurality of life forms output by the appearance data output means. And a part of or all of the appearances of the plurality of life forms corresponding to the appearance data obtained by the appearance data output means before the comparison by the comparison means is performed by the output means in the first form. And a part or all of the appearances of the plurality of life forms corresponding to the appearance data obtained by the appearance data output means during the comparison by the comparison means is set as a second mode different from the first mode. After output by the output means, after the comparison by the comparison means, the result data corresponding to the comparison result or the appearance data of the living organism changed corresponding to the comparison result is output. A data comparison device, comprising: an output control unit that causes the output unit to output. 4. The appearance data output means includes storage means for storing appearance data representing a part or all of appearances of a plurality of life forms, and data output for reading and outputting the appearance data stored in the storage means. 4. The data comparison device according to claim 1, further comprising a means. 5. The point comparison in which the comparison means compares the total points assigned in advance to the parts of each part forming part or all of the appearance of the life form among the plurality of life forms. 4. The data comparison device according to claim 1, further comprising means. 6. The comparison means comprises comparison means for comparing, among the plurality of life forms, a score assigned in advance to a part or all of the appearance of the life form. The data comparison device according to claim 3.