Dance game machine, method for scoring dance game and computer-readable recording medium
AssigneeKonami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.
InventorHiroyuki Chiwata
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AssigneeKonami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.
InventorHiroyuki Chiwata
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A dance game machine has a mode wherein instruction information to guide a player's dance motion is displayed on a display part, and a mode wherein the instruction information is not displayed. If not displayed, a storage part stores music data, step data, screen data, and comment data corresponding to the mode. A control part reproduces the stored music data sequentially, as well as outputting to the display part the screen data corresponding to the music data, but excepting the instruction information. An input receiving part receives operational input data based on a player's dance motion, while reproducing the music data sequentially. A determination part creates evaluation data of the player's dance motion by comparing dance data being created based on the music data and the step data with operational input data of the player, and outputs the evaluation data to the control part. The control part outputs comment data corresponding to the evaluation data to the display part.
A dance game machine comprising a storage part, a control part, an input receiving part, a display part, and a determination part, the dance game machine having a mode in which instruction information to guide a human player's physical dance motion is output to the display part and a free dance mode in which the instruction information is not output to the display part at any time, wherein in the case that the mode in which the instruction information to guide a human player's physical dance motion is not output to the display part is selected,
A method for evaluating a dance of a player in a dance game having a free dance mode in which instruction information to guide a dance motion in advance is not displayed at any time, the method comprising:
A computer-readable recording medium onto which a program to be executed by a computer for implementing a dance game machine is recorded, wherein the dance game machine has a first mode in which instruction information to guide a human player's physical dance motion is output to a display part and a second mode in which the instruction information is not output to the display part at any time, the program causing the computer to execute steps of:
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