Game device, game region expansion and contraction method, game program and information storage medium
AssigneeKonami Corporation
InventorsMitsuhisa Ueda, Tatsuto Yabe, Isao Matsuoka, Tadaaki Tsunashima
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AssigneeKonami Corporation
InventorsMitsuhisa Ueda, Tatsuto Yabe, Isao Matsuoka, Tadaaki Tsunashima
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To make it possible to freely establish a region by expanding or contracting various regions relating to a game with a simple operation. If a closed region for expansion or contraction is moved to a position adjacent to an already established meadow (expansion or contraction object region), and an expansion operation performed in a state where a fence of the closed region for expansion or contraction and a fence of the meadow overlap, the closed region for expansion or contraction is added to the original meadow to enlarge the area of the meadow. At this time, fences displayed overlapping on the meadow and the closed region for expansion or contraction are removed, and in their place remaining fences of the meadow and the closed region for expansion or contraction are linked and displayed as a fence of the meadow having the newly expanded area.
A game device, comprising:
A game device, for allowing development of a game involving an expansion or contraction object region included in a base region expanded or contracted by a player, comprising:
A region expansion or contraction method for a game, comprising the steps of:
A region expansion or contraction method, for a game involving an expansion or contraction object region, included in a base region, expanded or contracted by a player, comprising the steps of:
A game program for causing a computer to function as:
A game program for causing a computer to function as:
A game program for causing a computer to function as a game device, for allowing development of a game involving an expansion or contraction region included in a base region expanded or contracted by a player, the game program causing the computer to function as:
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