Gaming apparatus, match-up control method, computer-readable non-transitory information recording medium having stored therein program, and program

A gaming apparatus that causes a character available for a user to match up against a character available for a competitor, the gaming device comprising:

• a memory that stores information on a plurality of characters available for the user;
• a setter that sets, with a slot necessary for a match-up being as a unit, a character selected among the plurality of stored characters and an instruction for the selected character in a time table defining each slot up to a predetermined number in association with each slot;
• an obtainer that obtains a time table of the match-up competitor;
• a match-up controller that causes both characters to match up for each slot based on the set time table of the user and the obtained time table of the competitor;
• and
• a determiner that determines whether the user has won or lost based on a match-up result of the match-up characters against each other.

A match-up control method executed by a gaming apparatus which comprises a setter, an obtainer, a match-up controller, and a determiner and which causes an object of a user to match up against another object, the method comprising:

• a setting step for causing the setter to set, with a slot necessary for a match-up being as a unit, the object of the user in a time table defining each slot up to a predetermined number in association with each slot;
• an obtaining step for causing the obtainer to obtain a time table of a match-up competitor;
• a match-up control step for causing the match-up controller to allow both objects to match up for each slot based on the set time table of the user and the obtained time table of the competitor;
• and
• a determining step for causing the determiner to determine whether the user has won or lost based on a match-up result of the matched objects.

A computer-readable non-transitory information recording medium having stored therein a program that allows a computer which causes an object of a user to match up against another object to function as:

• a setter that sets, with a slot necessary for a match-up being as a unit, the object of the user in a time table defining each slot up to a predetermined number in association with each slot;
• an obtainer that obtains a time table of a match-up competitor;
• a match-up controller that causes both objects to match up for each slot based on the set time table of the user and the obtained time table of the competitor;
• and
• a determiner that determines whether the user has won or lost based on a match-up result of the matched objects.

A computer-readable non-transitory program that allows a computer which causes an object of a user to match up against another object to function as:

• a setter that sets, with a slot necessary for a match-up being as a unit, the object of the user in a time table defining each slot up to a predetermined number in association with each slot;
• an obtainer that obtains a time table of a match-up competitor;
• a match-up controller that causes both objects to match up for each slot based on the set time table of the user and the obtained time table of the competitor;
• and
• a determiner that determines whether the user has won or lost based on a match-up result of the matched objects.