Storage medium having game program stored therein and game apparatus
AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoichi YAMADA, Daiki IWAMOTO, Shirou MOURI, Hiromasa SHIKATA
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Abstract
A game apparatus includes an input device with which it is possible to specify a position on a screen of a display device. The game apparatus displays a game image representing a virtual game space on the display device. The movement of a first object in the game image is controlled based on an input made on the game image by using the input device. The game apparatus detects a path inputted on the game image by using the input device. The game apparatus moves a second object in the game image along the path.
Claims14
A computer-readable storage medium having stored therein a game program to be executed by a computer in a game apparatus including an input device with which it is possible to specify a position on a screen of a display device, the program causing the computer to function as:
- display control means for displaying a game image representing a virtual game space on the display device;
- first object control means for controlling an action of a first object in the game image based on an input made on the game image by using the input device;
- path detection means for detecting a path inputted on the game image by using the input device;
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- second object control means for moving a second object in the game image along the path.
A game apparatus having an input device with which it is possible to specify a position on a screen of a display device, the game apparatus comprising:
- display control means for displaying a game image representing a virtual game space on the display device;
- first object control means for controlling an action of a first object in the game image based on an input made on the game image by using the input device;
- path detection means for detecting a path inputted on the game image by using the input device;
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- second object control means for moving a second object in the game image along the path.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.