Method and system of multimedia game play
OwnerTommy Stoilkovich, Ivan Stoilkovich +2inventors
InventorsTOMMY STOILKOVICH, IVAN STOILKOVICH, JEFFREY BLYSETH, JAY POPESKI
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A multimedia game play is provided. A multimedia game may be created based on a media file. A multimedia game may be a private game, a public game, or a contest game. An entity may create a contest game. A media file may be shared by way of the multimedia game. In one embodiment, a multimedia game is in a live chat session where all the game submissions are synchronized among all the game participants and displayed accordingly. An entity may award winners of a contest game and to promote its business by way of a contest game.
Claims20
A computer-implemented method, comprising:
- creating a game based on a media file according to a game option of a creator;
- presenting the game to a set of players according to the game option;
- and
- receiving a set of game submissions from the set of players, wherein the set of game submissions comprise an attempted identification of a subject of the media file, and wherein the received set of game submissions are all displayed real time in a synchronized game interface in a manner defined by creator-determined regulations.
A multimedia game system comprising:
- an interface to communicate with a creator and a set of players;
- a processor coupled to the interface and to a non-transitory computer readable medium;
- and
- the computer executable program code embodied on the non-transitory computer readable medium configured to cause the processor to:
- create a game based on a media file of the creator according to a game option;
- present the game to the set of players according to the game option;
- and
- receive a set of game submissions from the set of players, wherein the set of game submissions comprise an attempted identification of a subject of the media file, and wherein the received set of game submissions are all displayed real time in a synchronized game interface in a manner defined by creator-determined regulations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.