Game system and game program
AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsEiji Aonuma, Yoichi Yamada
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AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsEiji Aonuma, Yoichi Yamada
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The present invention is directed to a game system that displays a 3-D game screen and a 2-D map screen for representing a 3-D game space. The present game system includes a 2-D map screen display control section, a cursor operating section, a first cursor movement control section, a 3-D game screen display control section, and a second cursor movement control section. The 2-D map screen display control section is to display the 2-D map screen including a first cursor. The cursor operating section is operated by a player. In accordance with an operation of the cursor operating section, the first cursor movement control section moves the first cursor on a 2-D field map. The 3-D game screen display control section is to display the 3-D game screen including a second cursor. The second cursor movement control section moves the second cursor in the 3-D game space in relation to a movement of the first cursor on the 2-D field map.
A game system in which a 3-D game screen for displaying a state of a 3-D game space viewed from a predetermined viewpoint and a 2-D map screen for displaying at least part of a 2-D field map representing a plan view of the 3-D game space viewed from top are displayed, the game system comprising:
A game system having a video game machine that causes a 3-D game space to be displayed on a home television receiver and a hand-held game machine communicably connected to the video game machine,
A recording medium having a game program recorded thereon, the game program executable by a computer of a game system in which a 3-D game screen for displaying a state of a 3-D game space viewed from a predetermined viewpoint and a 2-D map screen for displaying at least part of a 2-D field map representing a plan view of the 3-D game space viewed from top are displayed, the game program causing the computer to execute the steps of:
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