WO2004024263A1 - ゲーム装置、ゲーム装置の制御方法、プログラム、プログラム配信装置及び情報記憶媒体 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a game device, a game device control method, a program, a program distribution device, and an information storage medium.
- a game device that guides and displays a character string as an input reference to the player, compares the input reference with the input by the player, and controls the game based on the result (for example, controls the progress of the story, etc.) It has been known.
- the player can input using the voice input device, the game performance and operability can be improved.
- the voice input device depending on the character string displayed as an input reference, it is suitable for the voice input device. There may not be. For example, if the length of the character string is short, there is a problem that the speech recognition rate decreases.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and its object is to provide a game device, a game control method, a program, and a program capable of guiding and displaying a character string that is more suitable for voice recognition at the time of voice input. It is to provide a distribution device and an information storage medium. Disclosure of the invention
- a game device provides priority input.
- the priority input device information acquisition means for acquiring the input device information and the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means indicate a character input device
- the character input reference is displayed as the input reference.
- a character input processing unit that determines whether or not an input corresponds to the input criterion, and controls the game based on the determination result, and a priority input device acquired by the priority input device information acquisition unit
- the information indicates a voice input device
- the character input standard is displayed as the input standard
- the predetermined character input standard is displayed as the voice input standard corresponding to the character input standard.
- Voice input processing means for judging whether or not the voice recognition data corresponds to the input standard and controlling the game based on the judgment result. And features.
- the priority input device information acquisition step for acquiring the priority input device information and the priority input device information acquired in the priority input device information acquisition step indicate a character input device.
- a character input criterion is displayed as an input criterion, it is determined whether the input corresponds to the input criterion, and a character input processing step for controlling the game based on the determination result;
- the priority input device information acquired in the first input device information acquisition step indicates a voice input device
- the character input criterion is displayed as the input criterion
- the predetermined character input criterion is the voice input criterion corresponding to the character input criterion. Is displayed as an input criterion, and it is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the voice recognition data related to the input criterion.
- a voice input processing step for controlling the game based on the determination result is displayed as an input criterion, and it is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the voice recognition data related to the input criterion.
- the program according to the present invention is a computer as a game device.
- -A program for functioning evening when priority input device information acquisition means for acquiring priority input device information, and when the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means indicates a character input device.
- a character input processing means for displaying a character input standard as an input standard, determining whether the input corresponds to the input standard, and controlling the game based on the determination result; and
- the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means indicates a voice input device, a character input reference is displayed as an input reference, and for a predetermined character input reference, a voice corresponding to the character input reference is displayed.
- the input criterion is displayed as the input criterion, and it is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the speech recognition data related to the input criterion, and based on the determination result. Therefore, the voice input processing means for controlling the game is a program for causing the computer to function such as a home game machine, an arcade game machine, a portable game machine, a mobile phone, or a personal computer.
- the program may be stored in an information recording medium such as a CD-ROM, DVD (trademark) or memory card.
- priority input device information is acquired.
- the priority input device information is information indicating which of the input devices connected to the game device is to be prioritized (used).
- the priority input device information indicates a character input device
- the character input criterion is displayed as the input criterion. It is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the input criterion, and the game is based on the determination result. Is controlled.
- the priority input device information indicates a voice input device
- the character input standard is displayed as the input standard
- the voice input standard corresponding to the character input standard is displayed as the input standard for the predetermined character input standard. Whether the input corresponds to the voice recognition data according to the input criterion.
- the game is controlled based on the determination result.
- the predetermined character input criterion may be, for example, a character input criterion that is not suitable for speech input (such as a character recognition rate that decreases due to a short character string length).
- the voice input standard may be, for example, a predetermined character string concatenated with the character input standard.
- the character input standard may be repeated multiple times.
- the name set by the player may be connected to the character input standard. Furthermore, these combinations may be used.
- the priority input device information indicates a voice input device
- the voice input criterion corresponding to the character input criterion is displayed as the input criterion, and the judgment on the input is determined by the voice input criterion. It becomes possible to do this based on voice recognition data corresponding to. In this way, at the time of voice input, instead of the input standard not suitable for voice input, the input standard more suitable for voice input can be guided and displayed.
- the game device includes a basic character string storage unit that stores a basic character string, and a substitute character string for at least a part of the basic character string stored in the basic character string storage unit.
- the alternative character string is not stored in association with the alternative character string storage means.
- the basic character string storage means For a character string, speech recognition data corresponding to the basic character string is stored in association with the basic character string, and among the basic character strings stored in the basic character string storage unit, the substitute character string storage unit A basic character string in which a substitute character string is stored in association with the voice recognition data storage means for storing voice recognition data corresponding to the substitute character string in association with the basic character string;
- the priority input device information acquisition means for acquiring input device information and the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means indicate a character input device
- the basic character string storage means stores the basic information stored in the basic character string storage means.
- a character string is displayed as an input reference, and when the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means indicates a voice input device, among the basic character strings stored in the basic character string storage means, For a basic character string in which an alternative character string is not stored in association with the alternative character string storage means, the basic character string is displayed as an input criterion, and the basic character string stored in the basic character string storage means For basic character strings that are stored in association with the substitute character string storage means, the substitute character string is displayed as an input standard.
- the priority input device information acquired by the semi-display means and the priority input device information acquisition means indicates a character input device
- the input is displayed by the input reference display means.
- the input is the input reference display.
- the game is controlled on the basis of a judgment means for judging whether or not the voice recognition data is associated with the input standard displayed by the means, and the judgment result by the judgment means. It is characterized by including control means.
- a basic character string is stored. Also, for at least some of the basic character strings, alternative character strings are stored in association with each other, and among the basic character strings, the basic character strings that are not stored in association with the alternative character strings are The voice recognition data corresponding to the basic character string is stored in association with the basic character string, and the substitute character string is associated with the basic character string. For the stored basic character string, voice recognition data corresponding to the substitute character string is stored in association with the basic character string. Then, the priority input device information is acquired. When the priority input device information indicates a character input device, a basic character string is displayed as an input criterion, and it is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the input criterion.
- the priority input device information indicates a voice input device
- the basic character string is displayed as an input reference, and the substitute character string is associated with it.
- the substitute character string is displayed as an input criterion, and it is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the speech recognition data associated with the input criterion. Based on the determination result, the game is controlled.
- the character string is a character string of length 1, that is, contains a character.
- the priority input device information indicates the voice input device
- the substitute character string is not stored in association with each other, the basic character string is displayed as the input reference, and the substitute character string is associated with the input character string. If stored, the substitute character string is displayed as an input criterion so that it can be determined whether or not the input corresponds to the speech recognition data associated with the input criterion. be able to.
- an input standard (character string) that is not suitable for voice input
- an input standard (character string) that is more suitable for voice input is displayed as a guide. Will be able to.
- the input reference display means displays the input reference with a font size corresponding to the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means. In this way, according to the priority input device information, the input standard display font support is used. Can be changed.
- control means includes means for controlling a probability of occurrence of a predetermined game event based on the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition means. It is characterized by. In this way, the occurrence probability of the game event can be controlled according to the priority input device information.
- the game device provides an input in which at least a part of the means for acquiring the priority input device information differs when the priority input device information indicates a character input device and when the priority input device information indicates a voice input device.
- the game device control method includes at least one of a step of acquiring priority input device information, and when the priority input device information indicates a character input device and when it indicates a voice input device.
- the input means corresponds to the different input criteria, the step of displaying different input criteria on the display means, and when the priority input device information indicates a character input device and when the priority input device information indicates a voice input device.
- a step of determining whether or not the game is based on the result of the determination, and a step of controlling the game based on the determination result.
- the program according to the present invention is a program for functioning a function as a game device, and means for acquiring priority input device information, when the priority input device information indicates a character input device.
- Means for displaying an input standard that is at least partially different from when indicating an input device, and when the priority input device information indicates a character input device A means for determining whether or not the input corresponds to the different input criteria, and a means for controlling the game based on the determination result.
- This is a program for causing the computer to function, such as a game machine, a commercial game machine, a portable game machine, a mobile phone, and a personal computer.
- the program may be stored in a CD-ROM, DVD (trademark), memory card, or other I harmful information recording medium.
- priority input device information is acquired, and at least some of the input criteria are displayed when the priority input device information indicates a character input device and when it indicates a voice input device. Then, when the priority input device information indicates a character input device and when it indicates a voice input device, it is determined whether or not the input corresponds to the different input criteria. Then, the game is controlled based on the determination result.
- at least a part of the input standard can be changed between character input and voice input. Then, it can be determined whether or not the character input or the voice input corresponds to the input standard.
- the game device can connect a character input device and a voice input device.
- the program distribution apparatus includes an information storage medium recording the program according to the present invention, reads the program from the information storage medium, and distributes the program in a batch or divided manner. Note that collective delivery is, for example, delivering the entire program together. Further, the divided distribution is to distribute a part of a necessary program according to the game situation, for example.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration of the game device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a function block of the game device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the option information table according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the game screen according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the game screen according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing processing in the game device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing processing in the game device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing processing in the game device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a program distribution system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
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- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the game apparatus 10.
- the game apparatus 10 has a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk; trademark) 25 as an information storage medium mounted on a consumer game machine 46 connected to a monitor 18 and a speaker 22.
- DVD 25 is used to supply game programs and game data to home game machines 46, but CD-ROM (Compact Disk-Read Only Memory; trademark) and ROM (Read Only Memory) cards. Any other information storage medium can be used.
- game programs and game data can be supplied to the home game machine 46 from a remote location via a data communication network such as the Internet.
- the home game machine 46 includes a microprocessor 14, an image processing unit 16, a main memory 26, an input / output processing unit 30, a peripheral device interface 31, an audio processing unit 20, and a DVD playback unit 24. It is comprised including. Microprocessor 14, image processing unit 16, main memory 26, input / output processing unit 30 and peripheral device interface 31 are connected to each other via bus 12 so that mutual data communication is possible, and input / output processing unit 30 Connected to the controller 48, the audio processing unit 20 and the DVD playback unit 24. An input device 4 2 is connected to the peripheral device interface 3 1. Each component of the home game machine 46 is housed in a housing ( here, a home television receiver is used as the monitor 18, and its built-in power is used as the spin force 2 2.
- the microprocessor 14 controls each part of the consumer game machine 46 6 based on an operating system (not shown) stored in a ROM and a game program read from the DVD 25.
- Bus 12 is used for exchanging the address and data in each part of the home game machine 46.
- a game program and game data read from the DVD 25 are written in the main memory 26 as necessary.
- the image processing unit 16 includes VR AM (Video Random Access Memory) and is sent from the microprocessor 14. The received image data is received and the game screen is drawn on the VR AM, and the content is converted into a video signal and output to the monitor 18.
- VR AM Video Random Access Memory
- the input / output processing unit 30 is an interface for relaying communication between the controller 48, the audio processing unit 20 and the DV playback unit 24 and the microprocessor 14.
- the controller 48 is an operation input means for the player to input various game operations.
- the sound processing unit 20 is configured to include a sound buffer, and reproduces data such as music and game sound effects read from the DVD 25 and stored in the sound buffer. Output from 2.
- the D VD playback unit 24 reads the game program and game data recorded in the D V D 25 according to instructions from the microprocessor 14.
- the peripheral device interface 31 is an interface for connecting various peripheral devices to the home game machine 46. For example, a USB (Universal Serial Bus) interface can be adopted.
- the peripheral device interface 3 1 is connected to an input device 4 2 such as a keyboard (character input device) and a microphone (voice input device).
- a breeding simulation game for breeding a dog from a puppy to an adult dog is realized.
- the player selects one of the choices by inputting one of the character strings (input criteria) displayed as guidance on the game screen using an input device (input device 42, controller 48, etc.). Have come to do.
- the game proceeds based on the selection result (specifically, the dog's breeding parameters are changed).
- the game also has a character input mode and a voice input mode.
- the character input mode is a game mode in which an input corresponding to a character string displayed as guidance is performed by a character input device.
- the character input device is an input device capable of inputting characters, such as a keyboard and a game controller (software keyboard).
- the voice input mode is a game mode in which an input corresponding to a character string displayed as guidance is performed by a voice input device. This game is realized by executing a game program supplied to the game apparatus 10 by the DVD 25 or the like.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram mainly showing functions related to the present invention among the functions realized in the game apparatus 10. These functions are realized by the game device 10 executing a game program.
- the game program is supplied to the computer via a computer-readable information storage medium such as DV 25 or a communication network such as the Internet.
- the game device 10 includes a basic character string storage unit 50, an alternative character string storage unit 52, a voice recognition data storage unit 54, a priority input device information acquisition unit 56, and an input reference display unit.
- 5 8 includes a determination unit 60 and a control unit 6 2.
- the basic character string storage unit 50, the substitute character string storage unit 52, and the voice recognition data storage unit 54 are realized by, for example, the DVD 25, the main memory 26, and the like.
- the basic character string storage unit 50 stores a basic character string.
- the substitute character string storage unit 52 stores a substitute character string in association with at least a part of the basic character string stored in the basic character string storage unit 50.
- the voice recognition data storage unit 5 4 includes basic characters stored in the basic character string storage unit 50 without basic character strings associated with the alternative character string storage unit 52.
- the speech recognition data corresponding to the basic character string is stored in association with the basic character string, and among the basic character strings stored in the basic character string storage unit 50, the alternative character string storage unit For the basic character string in which the substitute character string is stored in association with 52, the speech recognition data corresponding to the substitute character string is stored in association with the basic character string.
- the character string is a character string of length 1, that is, it contains characters.
- the storage unit 55 including the basic character string storage unit 50, the alternative character string storage unit 52, and the speech recognition data storage unit 54 stores, for example, an option information table as shown in FIG.
- the 'option information table is composed of option ID, basic character string, alternative character string and voice recognition data.
- Option ID is information for identifying an option.
- the option ID “0 0 1” has “Ote” as the basic character string, “Otedayo” as the substitute character string, and “Otedayo” voice recognition data as the voice recognition data. Data ”is associated.
- the basic character string is used in both the character input mode and the voice input mode, and the substitute character string is used only in the voice input mode.
- the substitute character string is displayed as an option (input standard) instead of the basic character string in the voice input mode. If an alternative character string is not registered, the basic character string is displayed as an option (input criterion) even in the voice input mode.
- the voice recognition data is used only in the voice input mode, and is voice data corresponding to the character string related to the basic character string or the character string related to the substitute character string. When the substitute character string is registered, the voice data corresponds to the substitute character string, and when the substitute character string is not registered, the voice data corresponds to the basic character string.
- the player wants to select The character string related to the option to be entered is input by voice.
- the character string displayed as guidance as an option it may not be suitable for voice input.
- the voice recognition rate generally tends to decrease. Therefore, even if the player indicates an option to be selected by voice input, it is not recognized as being instructed. This will result in a significant loss of game characteristics. Therefore, the game device 10 stores an alternative character string separately for those basic character strings that may cause a decrease in the speech recognition rate.
- the alternative character string is preferentially used. In other words, when there is an alternative character string, the alternative character string is displayed as an option, and when there is no alternative character string, the basic character string is displayed as an option.
- the substitute character string may be formed by concatenating a predetermined character string to the basic character string.
- the basic character string may be repeated multiple times, and the name set by the player (for example, the name of the game character to be trained like the name of the dog in the present embodiment) is used as the basic character string. It is good also as what was connected to. Furthermore, these may be combined.
- the name set by the player may be concatenated with a basic character string, and a predetermined character string may be concatenated as an alternative character string. If the substitute character string is formed by concatenating the name set by the player to the basic character string, the voice data corresponding to the basic character string is stored in the option information table and the voice recognition process is performed. (S 3 02, etc. in FIG. 8), the speech recognition data may be generated based on the speech data and the speech data corresponding to the name.
- the priority input device information acquisition unit 5 6 is, for example, a microphone mouth processor 1 4 It is realized by hardware and software centering on the above, etc., and obtains priority input device information.
- the priority input device information indicates which input device (input device 42, controller 48, etc.) included in the game device 10 has priority.
- the priority input device information may be set by the player on the game environment setting screen or the like.
- the priority input device information acquisition unit 56 may acquire the priority input device information set by the player.
- the priority input device information acquisition unit 56 may acquire the priority input device information by detecting the connection status of the input device.
- the priority input device information acquisition unit 56 stores priority information in advance in association with connectable input devices, and determines an input device to be a priority input device based on the priority information. You just have to do it.
- the input reference display unit 58 is realized by, for example, hardware and software centered on the microphone port processor 14, the image processing unit 16, the monitor 18, and the like.
- the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition unit 5 6 indicates a character input device (in character input mode)
- the basic character string stored in the basic character string storage unit 50 is input. Display as standard (option).
- the priority input device information indicates a voice input device (in the voice input mode)
- the basic character string stored in the basic character string storage unit 50 is stored in the alternative character string storage unit 52.
- the basic character string is displayed as an input standard.
- Alternative character string storage unit 5 Basic character string that is stored in association with the substitute character string Is displayed as an input standard.
- the input reference display section 5 8 displays the acquired priority input device information.
- the basic character string character input standard
- the obtained priority input device information indicates a voice input device
- the basic character string character input standard
- the basic character string is displayed as the input standard.
- an alternative character string speech input standard corresponding to the basic character string (character input standard) is displayed as an input standard.
- the determination unit 60 is realized by hardware and software centered on the microprocessor 14 and the like, for example. If the priority input device information acquired by the priority input device information acquisition unit 5 6 indicates a character input device, whether or not the input corresponds to the input criterion displayed by the input criterion display unit 58 Judge. On the other hand, when the priority input device information indicates a voice input device, whether or not the input corresponds to the voice recognition data associated with the input criterion displayed by the input criterion display unit 58. to decide.
- the control unit 62 is realized by, for example, hardware and software centered on the microprocessor 14 and the like, and controls the game based on the determination result by the determination unit 60 (for example, a game stream). Or change the parameters of the target game character).
- game device 10 The operation of game device 10 will be described below.
- FIG. 4 and 5 show an example of the game screen displayed on the monitor 18 of the game apparatus 10 according to the present embodiment.
- 4 shows an example of the game screen in the character input mode
- FIG. 5 shows an example of the game screen in the voice input mode.
- the character string IDs “0 0 1” to “0” in the option information table (FIG. 3) are shown.
- 0 3 is displayed on the game screen. explain.
- selection of the input mode can be performed by the player on the game environment setting screen. If the player uses a character input device, he / she selects the character input mode on the game environment setting screen, and if he / she uses a voice input device, selects the voice input mode on the game environment setting screen. .
- the game environment setting screen may be provided as one of optional functions.
- the input mode may be selected based on the connection status of the input device. For example, the character input mode may be automatically selected if a character input device is connected, and the voice input mode may be automatically selected if a voice input device is connected.
- the priority order may be stored for the input device, and the input mode may be selected based on the priority order. For example, when a character input device and a voice input device are connected, the voice input mode may be selected.
- choices symbol images showing choices 7 2 a to c are displayed.
- character strings input criteria
- the option is selected (determined). For example, if the option “sit” 3 ⁇ 4 is selected, the player inputs “sit” using the character input device.
- the input standard display is updated each time a character is entered exactly. It has become. For example, in order to select the option “Sit”, when “S” is entered, “Wai” is displayed as the input standard for the option.
- choices (symbol images showing choices) 7 2 a to c are also displayed on the game screen 70 in the voice input mode, as in the character input mode.
- the character string “Otedayo” is displayed, unlike in character input mode.
- the alternative character string “Otedayo” is registered in the basic character string “Ote” and is displayed in this way.
- the voice corresponding to the character string related to the option to be selected is input by the voice input device, the option is selected (determined). . For example, if “Otedayo” is selected, “Otedayo” is input by a voice input device.
- the game screen 70 (FIG. 4 or FIG. 5) has a time limit. Therefore, the player needs to complete the selection (determination) of the choice by accurately inputting any of the character strings (input criteria) related to the choice by the character input device or the voice input device within the time limit. There is.
- FIG. 6 shows a process for displaying the game screen 70 (FIG. 4 or FIG. 5).
- an option ID first ID if there are a plurality of options
- S 1 0 an option ID to be displayed on the game screen 70
- every game screen The option ID of the display target is stored in the field, and the option ID is obtained based on this.
- the input mode is set on the game environment setting screen, whether or not the voice input mode is set is acquired based on the setting content.
- the voice input mode that is, in the character input mode
- the basic character string related to the option ID acquired in S 1 0 1 (hereinafter referred to as the target option ID) is acquired from the option information table (Fig. 3). (S 1 0 6).
- the voice input mode it is determined based on the option information table whether or not an alternative character string is registered for the target option ID (S 1 0 3). If the alternative character string is not registered, the basic character string related to the target option ID is obtained from the option information table (S 1 0 5). On the other hand, if an alternative character string is registered, the alternative character string is acquired from the option information table (S 1 0 4). In this case, voice recognition data is also acquired (S 1 07). Then, it is determined whether or not there are other options to be displayed on the game screen 70 (S 1 0 8). If there are others, the next option ID is acquired in S 1 0 1, and the processing of S 1 0 2 to S 1 0 7 is executed in the same manner. In this way, the processing of S 1 0 1 to S 1 0 7 is executed for all the options displayed on the game screen 70.
- the game screen 70 is displayed (S 1 0 9).
- the choices (input criteria) are displayed based on the basic character string acquired in S10.
- options (input criteria) are displayed based on the basic character string acquired in S 1 0 5 or the substitute character string acquired in S 1 0 4.
- the voice recognition data acquired in S 1 07 is read into the main memory 26. Then, this process ends.
- FIG. Fig. 7 shows the selection process in the character input mode
- Fig. 8 shows the selection process in the voice input mode.
- the standby operation is an operation of inputting the first character of the part of the selection candidate limb excluding the input part. If the first character for any option has not been entered yet, the operation to enter the first character for all options is the standby operation.
- the selection candidate is an option that has a forward matching relationship with the input character string.
- the game screen 70 selection screen displays only the non-input portions of the limbs of the selection candidates. If it is not a standby operation for any of the options, it is monitored whether the time is up (S 2 0 1) and whether the operation has been performed (S 2 0 2).
- limbs other than the selection candidates are recorded (S 2 0 6).
- the choice of the option that has a forward matching relationship with the input character string is recorded.
- the selection screen is updated (S 2 0 7). Based on the information recorded in S 2 06, the selection screen is updated so as to limit the display of limbs that are not candidates for selection. In addition, the selection screen is updated so that only the uninputted parts are displayed for the limbs of the selection candidates. Then, it is monitored whether the time is up (S 2 0 1) or not (S 2 0 2).
- the degree of coincidence with the input voice is acquired (S 3 0 3).
- the degree of coincidence is obtained by comparing the input voice data with the voice data read into the main memory 26. Next, it is determined whether or not there is a degree of coincidence equal to or higher than the predetermined degree of coincidence acquired in s 3 0 3 (S 3 0 4). If there is no match equal to or greater than the predetermined degree of coincidence, the monitoring of whether the time is up (S 3 0 1) and whether the input voice is acquired (S 3 0 2) is continued.
- the option corresponding to the voice recognition data relating to the degree of coincidence is determined as the option selected by the player (S 3 0 5).
- the option corresponding to the voice recognition data having a higher matching level may be determined as the option selected by the player.
- whether there is time-up (S 3 0 1), whether the input voice is acquired (S 3 The monitoring of 3 0 2) may be continued to prompt the player to input voice again.
- an alternative character string is stored in addition to a basic character string, and voice recognition data corresponding to the alternative character string is stored.
- voice input mode an alternative character string is displayed instead of the basic character string for the predetermined option.
- voice input mode it is possible to display options that are more suitable for voice input instead of options that are not suitable for voice input.
- options that are not suitable for speech recognition such as a low speech recognition rate due to a short character string length, It is possible to display options more suitable for voice recognition.
- the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment.
- the display font size of the choice may be changed according to the input mode (priority input device information). For example, the font size may be changed between the character input mode and the voice input mode. In this way, the display font size of the options can be made suitable for the characteristics (features) of the input mode. For example, when the predetermined input mode is conscious of the younger age player, the selection display font size in the predetermined input mode can be increased.
- the probability of occurrence of a predetermined game event may be controlled according to the input mode (based on the priority input device information).
- the game event may be, for example, a mini game occurring in the game.
- the occurrence probability of a game event can be changed according to the characteristics (characteristics) of the input device. For example, it is possible to reduce the probability of occurrence of a mini game or the like that is difficult to adapt to the voice input device in the voice input mode (for example, to prevent it from occurring at all).
- the above description is about an example in which the present invention is implemented using the home-use game machine 11, but the present invention can be similarly applied to an arcade game device.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of a program distribution system using a communication network.
- this program distribution system 1 0 0 includes a game database 1 0 2 (information storage medium), a server 1 0 4, a communication network 1 0 6, a personal computer 1 0 8, and a home game machine 1 1 0, PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) 1 1 2
- the game distribution device 1 1 4 is composed of the game device 1 0 2 and the server 1 0 4.
- the communication network 10 6 is configured to include, for example, an Internet cable network.
- the game database 10 0 2 stores a program similar to the stored content of the DVD 2 5.
- a consumer makes a game distribution request using a personal computer 10 8, a home game machine 1 1 0, or a PDA 1 1 2
- the server 10 4 reads the program from the game database 10 2 in response to the game distribution request, and sends it to the game distribution request source such as a personal computer 1 0 8, a home game machine 1 1 0, a PDA 1 1 2, etc.
- the game is distributed in response to the game distribution request, but it may be transmitted unilaterally from the server 104.
- the priority input device information indicates a voice input device
- the voice input standard corresponding to the character input standard is displayed as the input standard, and the input is performed. Can be determined based on speech recognition data corresponding to speech input criteria. In this way, at the time of voice input, instead of an input standard not suitable for voice input, an input standard more suitable for voice input can be guided and displayed.
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