Video game program, video game device, and video game method
First Claim
1. A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a video game program that causes a computer to implement a video game that is executed by means of a controller, in which a character and a moving object are displayed on a monitor, and the moving object is dispatched by the character having a dispatching form that is a posture of the character at a point of dispatching the moving object, the video game program comprising:
- code programmed to receive an operation initiation request from the controller in order to cause the character to initiate a dispatch operation until the moving object is dispatched;
code programmed to display the dispatch operation of the character on the monitor when the operation initiation request is received;
code programmed to receive a request to dispatch the moving object from the controller when the dispatch operation of the character is continuously displayed on the monitor;
code programmed to set the point of dispatching the moving object from the character according to a timing at which the dispatch request is received, and to set deviance in a trajectory of the moving object between the point and a destination based on the dispatching form of the character wherein the moving object is controlled to move from the point to the destination on the basis of the deviance;
code programmed to display the moving object controlled on the monitor;
the code programmed to set the point of dispatching the moving object including code programmed to control the deviation of the moving object in the trajectory on the basis of the dispatching form of the character, and controlling the point of dispatching the moving object when the dispatch operation of the character is continuously displayed on the monitor.
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Abstract
A video game player can control the movement of a moving object in a video game during a moving object dispatch operation by a character, thereby allowing the video game player to experience nervousness and a sense of realism when causing the character to dispatch the moving object. This video game program includes a first request receiving function, a operation display function, a second request receiving function, a moving object control function, and a moving object display function. In the video game implemented with this program, a dispatch request for dispatching the moving object is received from the controller in the second request receiving function when the dispatch operation of the character is displayed on the monitor. According to the timing at which the second request receiving function received the dispatch request, the movement of the moving object is controlled in the moving object control function.
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11 Claims
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1. A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a video game program that causes a computer to implement a video game that is executed by means of a controller, in which a character and a moving object are displayed on a monitor, and the moving object is dispatched by the character having a dispatching form that is a posture of the character at a point of dispatching the moving object, the video game program comprising:
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code programmed to receive an operation initiation request from the controller in order to cause the character to initiate a dispatch operation until the moving object is dispatched; code programmed to display the dispatch operation of the character on the monitor when the operation initiation request is received; code programmed to receive a request to dispatch the moving object from the controller when the dispatch operation of the character is continuously displayed on the monitor; code programmed to set the point of dispatching the moving object from the character according to a timing at which the dispatch request is received, and to set deviance in a trajectory of the moving object between the point and a destination based on the dispatching form of the character wherein the moving object is controlled to move from the point to the destination on the basis of the deviance; code programmed to display the moving object controlled on the monitor; the code programmed to set the point of dispatching the moving object including code programmed to control the deviation of the moving object in the trajectory on the basis of the dispatching form of the character, and controlling the point of dispatching the moving object when the dispatch operation of the character is continuously displayed on the monitor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A video game method that executes, by means of a controller, a video game in which a character and a moving object are displayed on a monitor, and the moving object is dispatched by the character being with a dispatching form that is a posture of the character at a point of dispatching the moving object, the video game method comprising:
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receiving an operation initiation request from the controller in order to cause the character to initiate a dispatch operation until the moving object is dispatched; displaying continuously the dispatch operation of the character on the monitor when the operation initiation request has been received; receiving a request to dispatch the moving object from the controller when the dispatch operation of the character is continuously displayed on the monitor; setting the point of dispatching the moving object from the character according to a timing at which the request to dispatch has been received; setting a deviance in a trajectory of the moving object between the point and a destination based on the dispatching form of the character wherein the moving object is controlled to move from the point to the destination on the basis of the deviance; and displaying the moving object controlled by the moving object control function on the monitor, the setting the movement of the moving object includes controlling the deviation of the moving object in the trajectory on the basis of the dispatching form of the character, and controlling the point of dispatching the moving object when the dispatch operation of the character is continuously displayed on the monitor.
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