Video game integrating recorded video
AssigneeActivision Publishing, Inc.
InventorsJamie Jackson, Joel Davey
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Abstract
Aspects of the present invention relates to systems and methods of conducting video game play, comprising: displaying a game scene, the game scene including recorded video portions and graphically rendered portions; the recorded video portions comprising a first recorded video track; determining user performance; and, based on the determined user performance, transitioning the first recorded video track to a second recorded video track.
Claims17
A method for providing video game play for a video game, comprising:
- displaying a game scene, the game scene including recorded video portions and graphically rendered portions;
- the recorded video portions comprising a first recorded video track;
- determining user performance;
- and,
- based on the determined user performance, transitioning the first recorded video track to a second recorded video track.
A method of conducting a music-based video game, comprising:
- displaying a game scene, the game scene including recorded video portions and graphically rendered portions;
- the recorded video portions comprising a first recorded video track;
- determining a game play event;
- and
- based on the determined game play event, transitioning the first recorded video track to a second recorded video track.
A system useful in providing for videogame play, comprising:
- a processor configured by program instructions to provide for gameplay of a music-based videogame;
- memory storing first and second recorded video tracks;
- a display for displaying video in accordance with commands of the processor;
- wherein the program instructions include program instructions for:
- commanding display of a game scene, the game scene including recorded video portions and graphically rendered portions, the recorded video portions comprising the first recorded video track;
- determining user performance;
- and,
- based on the determined user performance, commanding transition of the first recorded video track to the second recorded video track.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.