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US 2004/0166915 A1Published application
Interactive game with visual video interface
OwnerJerry Robargeinventor
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Abstract
A game device and method in which participants receive a question associated with an audio-visual clip and register a response. A score is based on correctness of the response based, at least in part, on information associated with the audio-visual clip.
Claims18
A method for performing a game comprising the steps of:
- receiving a question;
- registering an answer in response to the received question;
- ascertaining correctness of the answer based on review of an associated audio-visual clip;
- and
- awarding a score based, at least partially, on whether the answer was correct, the awarded score derived from information contained in the associated audio-visual clip.
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A method for performing a game, the method comprising the steps of:
- receiving at least one question, the question maintained in a question media the question media being at least one of a real time video segment, a recorded video segment, a recorded audio segment, and a verbal text recording;
- registering at least one response to the received question, the response registered in at least one of visual media, video media, audio media, and print media;
- ascertaining correlation between the registered answer and data maintained in association with the question media;
- and
- recording a score based, at least partially, on correctness of the registered answer.
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The method of claim 9 wherein at least two players record responses to the received question.
A device for playing a game comprising:
- means for receiving a question;
- means for registering an answer to the received question;
- means for ascertaining correctness of the registered answer based on review of an associated audio-visual clip;
- and
- means for awarding a score based, at least partially, on whether the answer was correct, the awarded score derived from information contained in the associated audio-visual clip.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.