Game information storage medium and game system using the same
AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsKatsuya Eguchi, Takashi Tezuka, Shigeru Miyamoto, Teruki Murakawa, Sagahiro Taho, Hideya Akasaka
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AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsKatsuya Eguchi, Takashi Tezuka, Shigeru Miyamoto, Teruki Murakawa, Sagahiro Taho, Hideya Akasaka
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A game system includes a first game machine which operates according to a first architecture and, a second game machine which operates according to a second architecture different from the first architecture and has a processing capability lower than that of the first game machine. A game information storage medium stores, in addition to a first game program executable on the first game machine, a second game program executable on the second game machine and an emulator program that converts the second architecture into the first architecture. When a predetermined condition is satisfied while a first game according to the first game program is being executed on the first game machine, it is possible to execute a second game according to the second game program using the emulator program.
A game information storage medium for use by a first game machine employing a first architecture, said storage medium comprising:
A game information storage medium used by a first game machine employing a first architecture, comprising:
A game system which, by a first game machine employing a certain architecture that executes a program stored in a game information storage medium, employing an architecture different from a first architecture and providing a game for a second game machine having a processing capability lower than the first game machine on a third game machine employing a third architecture having a processing capability higher than the second game machine, comprising:
A game system which, by a first game machine employing a first architecture that executes a program stored in a first information storage medium storing a game program, provides a game for a second game machine employing a second architecture different from said first architecture, and having a processing capability lower than the first game machine, comprising:
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