Storage medium storing a game program, game apparatus and game controlling method
AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsTomoaki Yoshinobu, Hideki Fujii
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AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorsTomoaki Yoshinobu, Hideki Fujii
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A video game apparatus includes a CPU, and the CPU advances a game according to input data transmitted from a plurality of controllers. A plurality of players share each controller to utilize it in turn. Each player selects in advance a character as his or her own avatar. When a certain player's (Designation: Mr. or Ms. kk) turn has come, a voice message for urging the change like the following is output from the speaker of the controller: “Take places with Mr. or Ms. kk!” Similarly, when the next turn is a relevant player, and the player directly before finishes playing, a voice message for urging a preparation like the following is output: “Mr. or Ms. kk, prepare for your turn.”
A storage medium storing a game program executed in a computer of a game apparatus to allow a plurality of players to play a game by taking turns using a controller furnished with a speaker for outputting a voice message according to a voice message signal, said game program causes said computer to execute:
A game apparatus allowing a plurality of players to play a game by taking turns using a controller furnished with a speaker for outputting a voice message according to a voice message signal, comprising:
A game controlling method of a game apparatus allowing a plurality of players to play a game by taking turns using a controller furnished with a speaker for outputting a voice message according to a voice message signal, including following steps of:
A storage medium storing a game program executed in a computer of a game apparatus to allow a plurality of players to play a game by taking turns by each using one of a plurality of controllers, wherein each of the controllers is furnished with a speaker for outputting a voice message according to a voice message signal, said game program causes said computer to execute:
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