JP3554928B2 - Game power recognition system for game of Go shogi game, game pricing and sales system, and game power determination system - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
[Technical field to which the invention belongs]
The present invention relates to the game strength of the Go shogi game. Certification systems and games Pricing Depending on sales system and game The present invention relates to a repulsive force judgment system.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Traditionally, Go shogi game products have been developed and sold in various ways, but the game's strength is limited to the personal evaluation of the game purchaser, there is no objective strength evaluation standard, There is no way. For this reason, the price of the game does not necessarily reflect the repulsion of the game and is set lacking objectivity and legitimacy.
Traditionally, the main purpose of the Go shogi game is to simply win or lose the result, but if an element that objectively evaluates the self-repulsive force is added to this, it will stimulate the desire to improve repulsion and also enjoy the fun. Double.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
The first problem is that there is no objective repulsion evaluation standard for the Go shogi game.
This is because, for example, there is no game recognizing system corresponding to the accreditation organization of Nihon-in Temple that recognizes the recreational power of Go enthusiasts.
The second problem is that there is no method for legitimately evaluating the repulsion of the Go shogi game. The reason is that the repulsion evaluation of the game of Go shogi game is limited to the individual game purchaser and the surrounding area, and there is no repulsion evaluation method in a wide range for the general public.
The third problem is that the price of the game of Go shogi is not set to reflect the repulsion of the game and is not a reasonable market. It is that. This is because objective and legitimate price setting based on game repulsion is impossible for the reasons of Problem 1 and Problem 2.
The fourth, fifth, and sixth problems are related to the fact that it is difficult to objectively evaluate the game player's repulsion by the Go shogi game. In order to reasonably recognize the repulsion of Go shogi, a variety of opponents that are not limited to a specific opponent, multiplayer with a number of players that exceed a certain reference value, and a high winning rate with a winning rate that exceeds a certain reference value The three elements are essential.
The fourth problem is that it is difficult to realize the diversity of opponents in the case of a Go shogi game. The reason for this is that when humans play against each other, even if they play against the same opponent, in the same situation, they may forget their previous hands or be aware of their trials and make different hands. However, in the Go shogi game, due to the characteristics of the computer program, the same hand is always used in the same situation with the same go shogi game product.
The fifth problem is that it is difficult to realize multiplayer in the case of a Go shogi game. The reason for this is that when one Go shogi game product is regarded as one player who has acquired a rank of Go shogi enthusiast, the number of Go shogi game products is very small compared to the number of players who have obtained a rank.
The sixth problem is that in the case of Go shogi games, high win rate performance based on the diversity of opponents and multiplayer characteristics is essential for recognizing power. It is difficult.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a system and method for objectively recognizing the repulsion of a Go shogi game by utilizing an information processing terminal such as a personal computer or a mobile, or the Internet.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a system and method for objectively and correctly setting the price of a Go game.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a system and method for determining a game player's repulsion based on a game result score of a Go game player.
[0004]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention provides a game developer terminal which is an information processing apparatus such as a personal computer or a mobile, a game power authorization game participant terminal, a game product orderer terminal, and a game power demander terminal (game player terminal) for a game such as the Internet. The game recognizing device composed of a computer such as a server, the game price setting sales device, and the game recognizing device are combined through a network.
[0005]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Referring to FIG. 1, a first embodiment of the present invention includes a game developer terminal 10, a game recognizable game participant terminal 20, an input device 270 such as a keyboard, and an output device such as a display device and a printing device. The game recognizing device 200 having H.280 and a communication network 100 such as the Internet for connecting them together.
The terminals 10 and 20 are information processing apparatuses such as personal computers and mobiles. The terminal 10 has a function of providing the developed Go shogi game to the network 100.
It has. The terminal 20 has a function of receiving a Go shogi game from the network 100 and playing a game. Further, the terminal 20 has an automatic score recording function.
The game recognizing device 200 is composed of a computer such as a server, and has a function of operating and managing various types of information provided on the network 100 by the terminal 10 and the terminal 20 including a concealment process. The game repulsion recognition apparatus 200 includes a game reception function 210, a game registration function 220, a game repulsion recognition function 230, and a control unit function 250. The game reception function 210 includes a game developer registration DB (Data Base) 211 and a game strength authorization match participant registration DB 212. The game registration function 220 includes a game program registration DB 221, a game strength certification result DB 222, A game product registration DB 223, and the game strength recognition function 230 has a game strength certification in-progress DB 231 for temporarily storing game game results because the number of game matches is less than the standard number of matches for power recognition, a game strength certification information DB 232, The control unit function 250 processes information exchange with the terminal 10 and the terminal 20.
The game power recognition function 230 is equivalent to, for example, the Japan House that recognizes the power of a Go enthusiast, and instead of the result of the recognition game between humans, This function recognizes the repulsion of the game.
A configuration example of the DB 211, DB 212, DB 221, DB 222, DB 223 is shown in FIG. A configuration example of the DB 231 and DB 232 is shown in FIG.
[0006]
Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, and FIG.
A game player of Go shogi provides the network 100 with information for applying to the game recognizing device 200 in advance from the game developer terminal 10. (Fig. 1 (1), Fig. 4A1)
You may be required to pay a subscription fee when applying for a subscription. The game reception function 210 processes subscription application reception via the network 100 as needed. (Fig. 4A2)
The game repulsion-matched game participant provides the network 100 with information to apply to the network 100 including the recognized ranks that he / she has acquired in advance from the game repulsion-matched game participant terminal 20 to the game repulsion recognition apparatus 200. . (FIG. 1 (2), FIG. 4A3) The game reception function 210 confirms the accreditation rank obtained by the applicant with a recognized organization such as Nihon-in (for example, FIG. 2A4), and then accepts the application for application from time to time. Process through 100. (FIG. 2A5) At the time of subscription application, for example, you may be required to pay a subscription fee for each self-acquired rank.
In consideration of using an electronic payment system, etc., game developers and game-recognition-approved game participants have a membership system, and the game reception function 210 includes information necessary for electronic payment such as terminal ID and account number. Management based on each information DB. (Figure 2)
The developer terminal 10 provides the developed game to the network 100 as needed and registers it in the game recognizing device 200. (FIG. 1 (3)) After the acceptance process by the game acceptance function 210, the game registration function 220 executes a game registration process and a publication process of a registered game on a homepage or the like each time. (Fig. 1 (4), Fig. 4A6-A8)
The game repulsion authorized game participant terminal 20 calls the registered game from the game repulsion recognizing device 200 via the network as needed. (FIG. 1 (5), FIG. 4A9, A10) The terminal 20 can also select a game from registered game information such as a homepage, for example. The terminal 20 records information necessary for the game power recognition. In other words, before the start of the certified game, the certified game conditions such as the strength of the player and the handicap of the game are declared and recorded, and the score is automatically recorded while the certified game is running. The result of the certified game such as time is recorded and transmitted to the game recognizing device 200. (FIG. 1 (6), FIG. 2A11) The reason why the automatic recording of the game record is obliged is to prevent a violation of the rule such as “waiting (re-entry)”. Further, for example, the terminal 20 may be provided with an automatic recording function of the required game time. The game reception function 210 replies to the terminal 20 with a receipt notification indicating that the information necessary for recognizing the above-mentioned power has been received from the terminal 20. (FIG. 4A12) At that time, the participation fee may be paid.
The game power recognition function 230 classifies and stores the information required for the above-mentioned power recognition in the game power authentication in-process DB 231 and the game power authentication information DB 232 in consideration of handy conditions for each game product, and the predetermined game power authentication is determined. The game power recognition process is executed when the number of authorized games is reached. (FIG. 3, FIG. 4A13-A15)
The game registration function 220 registers the certified game repulsion in the game repulsion recognition result DB 222 and the game product registration DB 223. (FIG. 2, FIG. 4A16 to 17) The game reception function 210 notifies the game developer of the game recognizing result. (FIG. 4A18) The game registration function 220 provides the game recognizing result to the network 100, and publishes it, for example, by means of a homepage. (Fig. 1-7, Fig. 4A19)
[0007]
The game repulsion recognition apparatus 200 recognizes the game repulsion according to a predetermined standard. The certification standard may be based on, for example, the go-norm certification rules for Go enthusiasts implemented by Nihon-in Temple. An example of the game repulsion recognition process (FIG. 2A15) will be described with reference to FIGS. The game power authorization is determined based on the result of the authorized game recorded in the game power authorization information DB 232. (Fig. 3) For example, among the certified game results of each certified player of each certified game, priority is given to the result of the higher-ranked game of each other station, with a winning rate of 70% or more in 20 games or more If there is, the relevant rank is recognized. (Fig. 3, Fig. 5 S1 to S5) If the ranks cannot be recognized by the above processing, the results of the two child station battles are evaluated in the same way as the processing of each other's station battles. If the win rate is increased, the rank lower than the first rank is recognized. (FIGS. 3 and 5S10 to S14) Hereinafter, the same processing may be performed up to 9 slave stations in the order of 3 slave stations and 4 slave stations until the rank is recognized.
In this process, when the rank is recognized, the display of the “declaration of the corresponding rank” or the information necessary for the certification is processed up to 9 slave stations. The process ends with an output such as “”. It should be noted that if the information necessary for the game power recognition is updated and there is an instruction from the input device 270, the result of the game power recognition is updated at any time by executing this process again.
[0008]
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Referring to FIG. 6, the second embodiment of the present invention is a game price setting sales apparatus 300 having a game product orderer terminal 30, an input device 370 such as a keyboard, and an output device 380 such as a display device or a printing device. And a communication network 100 such as the Internet for connecting them to each other.
The terminal 30 is an information processing apparatus such as a personal computer or a mobile, and has a function of ordering and receiving a game product via the network 100. The terminal 30 corresponds to two types of order forms, and has an offline game playing function in the case of batch purchase of game products, and has an online game playing function in the case of game communication game.
The game price setting sales apparatus 300 is configured by a computer such as a server, and has a function of operating and managing various types of information provided on the network 100 by the terminal 30 including a concealment process. The game price setting and selling apparatus 300 includes a game order receiving function 310, a game registration function 320, a game price setting function 330, and a control unit function 350. The game order receiving function 310 includes a game orderer registration DB 311, and the game registration function 320 is the same game program registration as the game program registration DB 221, game recognizing result DB 222, and game product registration DB 223 of the first embodiment. DB 321, game power authorization result DB 322, and game product registration DB 323, game price setting function 330 includes game power cost table DB 331 and game sales performance cost table DB 332, and control unit function 350 includes a terminal Processing of information exchange with 30 is processed.
The game price setting sales device 300 is a device for setting and selling a product price based on the repulsion of the game product certified in the first embodiment.
An example of the configuration of the DB321, DB322, and DB323 is shown in FIG. A configuration example of the DB 311, DB 331, and DB 332 is shown in FIG.
[0009]
Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2, FIG. 6, FIG. 7, and FIG.
The game orderer of the Go shogi game provides the network 100 with information for applying to the game price setting sales apparatus 300 from the game orderer terminal 30 in advance. (FIG. 6 (1), FIG. 8B1) Payment of a subscription fee may be required upon application for subscription. The game order receiving function 310 processes subscription application reception via the network 100 as needed. (Fig. 6B2)
The game registration function 320 includes the game recognizing result DB 322 (FIG. 2) created in the first embodiment, and the game price setting function 330 receives game repulsive force information from the game recognizing result DB 322. (FIG. 8B3) The game price setting function 330 has a game power cost table DB 331 (FIG. 7) set for each game power, and sets the game power price. (FIG. 8B4) An example of a calculation formula is shown below.
Game competitive price = grade price + standard expenses + other additional expenses
Note that the game competitive price is composed of two types: a “collective purchase price” for purchasing game products in a lump and a “game charge” per game for game communication games. “Other additional expenses” may be expenses for taking into account differences in conditions such as purchase conditions and game conditions.
The game price setting function 330 has a game sales performance cost table DB 332 (FIG. 7), sets a game sales performance price for each game product based on the game power price for each power, and registers it in the game product registration DB 323. . (FIGS. 8B5 to 6) Examples of calculation formulas are shown below.
Actual game sales price = (Game competitive price + Game differentiation cost) × Sales performance fee rate The actual game sales price is composed of “collective purchase price” and “game fee”. The “game differentiation expense” may be an expense that takes into consideration the characteristics of the game and an expense that takes into account the recognizing power of the game. The “sales performance fee rate” is preferably set to change the price according to the sales performance for the purpose of activating the game market. When there is no sales record, the “sales record fee rate” may be set to a predetermined reference value.
The game registration function 320 provides game product information including the game sales performance price to the order reception function 310, and the order reception function 310 adds information for sales to the information, for example, a homepage on the Internet 100. Announcement by means such as. (Fig. 6 (2), Fig. 8B6-7)
[0010]
The orderer terminal 30 accesses a game product sales homepage established on the Internet 100, for example, a desired game force, a game product price (game fee), a game handy restriction such as within 4 child stations, etc. Select and order games based on conditions. (Fig. 6 (3), Fig. 8B8-9)
The order reception function 310 receives an order via the Internet, for example, and delivers the game product ordered from the game program registration DB 321 (FIG. 2) of the game registration function 320. (FIG. 6 (4), FIG. 8B10-12) The order receiving function 310 performs payment and receipt processing using, for example, an electronic commerce system. (FIGS. 8B13 to 15B) Considering the use of an electronic payment system or the like, the orderer (user) has a membership system, and the game order reception function 310 is necessary for electronic payment such as a terminal ID and an account number. Management is performed based on the game orderer registration DB 311 (FIG. 2) including information.
The game order reception function 310 transmits the sales result to the game price setting function 330, and the game price setting function 330 calculates the sales result fee rate in the game sales result cost table DB 332 according to a preset rule based on the information. Update the game sales performance price, and update the game sales performance price in the game product registration DB 323. (FIGS. 2, 7, and 8B16-17)
[0011]
Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Referring to FIG. 9, the third embodiment of the present invention is based on a game reluctance determination requester terminal (hereinafter referred to as a game player terminal) 40, an input device 470 such as a keyboard, a display device, a printing device, and the like. The game repulsion determination device 400 having the output device 480 and a communication network 100 such as the Internet for connecting them together.
The terminal 40 is an information processing apparatus such as a personal computer or a mobile, and has a function of ordering game products via the network 100, receiving game products, and playing games. There are two game play functions: an offline game play function in the case of batch purchase of game products, and an online game play function in the case of game communication play.
The game repulsion determination apparatus 400 includes a computer such as a server, and has a function of operating and managing various types of information provided by the terminal 40 on the network 100 including a concealment process. The game repulsion determination apparatus 400 includes a game play reception function 410, a game registration function 420, a game repulsion determination function 430, and a control unit function 450. The game game reception function 410 includes a game player registration DB 411, and the game registration function 420 has the same game program registration as the game program registration DB 321, the game power recognition result DB 322, and the game product registration DB 323 of the second embodiment. DB 421, game repulsion authorization result DB 422, and game product registration DB 423, game repulsion determination function 430 includes game repulsion determination mechanism DB 431 and game repulsion determination information DB 432, and control unit function 450 is a terminal. Processing of information exchange with 40 is processed.
The game repulsion determination device 400 is a device that determines the repulsion of the game player based on the repulsion of the game product certified in the first embodiment.
A configuration example of the DB 421, DB 422, and DB 423 is shown in FIG. A configuration example of the DB 411 is shown in FIG. A configuration example of the DB 431 and DB 432 is shown in FIG.
[0012]
Next, the operation of the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2, FIG. 9, FIG. 10, FIG. 11, and FIG.
A person who wants to determine the repulsive power of the Go shogi game provides the network 100 with information for applying to the game recognizing apparatus 400 in advance from the game player terminal 40. (FIG. 9 (1), FIG. 11C1) You may be required to pay a subscription fee when applying for subscription. The game game reception function 410 processes subscription application reception via the network 100 as needed. (FIG. 11C2)
The game registration function 420 uses the game product registration DB 423 (FIG. 2) including the game repulsion set in the first embodiment and the game sales performance price set in the second embodiment as the game reception function 410. The game reception function 410 adds information for the game to the information and publishes it on the Internet 100 by means such as a homepage. (Fig. 9 (2), Fig. 11C3-4)
The player terminal 40 accesses a game product game homepage established on the Internet 100, for example, a desired game force, game product price (game fee), game handy restrictions such as within 4 child stations, etc. Select and order games based on conditions. (Fig. 9 (3), Fig. 11C5-6)
The game reception function 410 receives an order via the Internet, for example, and provides a game product ordered from the game program registration DB 421 (FIG. 2) of the game registration function 420. (Fig. 9 (4), Fig. 11C7-10)
There are two types of game ordering modes: game product collective purchase and game communication game. Hereinafter, a game communication game case will be described.
The game player terminal 40 records information necessary for determination of repulsion by the game, and executes the game. That is, the game conditions such as the game handy are recorded before the game starts, and after the game is finished, the game results such as the win / loss and the difference in the number of eyes are recorded and transmitted to the game repulsion determination device 400. (FIG. 9 (5), FIG. 11C11) The game-to-game accepting function 410 accepts from the terminal 40 information necessary for the determination of repulsion by the game. (FIG. 11C12)
The game repulsion determination function 430 classifies and stores the information in the game repulsion determination in-process DB 431 and the game repulsion determination information DB 432 in consideration of handy conditions for each game player, and determines the number of games that can be determined in advance. When it reaches, a repulsion determination process by the game is executed. (FIGS. 10 and 11C13 to 16) The recognized repulsion of the game recognized in the first embodiment may be called from the game repulsion recognition result DB 422.
The game play receiving function 410 receives the repulsion determination result from the game repulsion determination function 430 and displays and outputs it on, for example, a game play result screen of the game player terminal 40. (Fig. 9 (6), Fig. 11C17)
The game-to-game reception function 410 performs payment and receipt processing using, for example, an electronic commerce system. (FIGS. 11C18 to 19) Considering the use of an electronic payment system or the like, the player (user) is a member system, and the game reception function 410 is necessary for electronic payment of terminal ID, account number, etc. Management is performed based on the game player registration DB 311 (FIG. 2) including information.
The game repulsion determination process (C13 to 16 in FIG. 11) may be executed not on the game repulsion determination device 400 side but on the game player terminal 40 side by incorporating a related program or data into the batch purchase product.
[0013]
Next, an example of the game player's repulsion determination process (FIG. 11C16) will be described with reference to FIGS. In the main strength determination processing, for example, three types (three levels) of certification levels of “game certification”, “game pseudo certification”, and “game standard certification” are set in the order close to the standard for certification of human power based on the game results. The “3 authorization level” is determined based on the game result recorded in the game repulsion determination information DB 432. Each stage rank game is composed of a game-level game level game approved in the first embodiment and an equivalent rank-level game in which handicap is added to the game power. (Fig. 10)
The “game authorization” level is determined, for example, by a method in accordance with the certification rules of Nihon-in Temple in the Go game between normal humans. (Fig. 12K1 to K4) However, various opponents
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For the reason described in the fourth problem in the section of the present invention, it is preferable to stipulate that the game is three or more games. In addition, with respect to the multi-player characteristics, for the reason described in the fifth problem mentioned above, it is preferable that the number of games is 30 or more, which is larger than the normal human-competitive game. With regard to the high win rate, for the reason described in the sixth problem, it is better to regulate it as 80% or higher, which is higher than that of a normal human comrade.
The “game pseudo certification” level is determined by a method of certification when the opponent diversity, the multi-game characteristics, and the high win rate have not reached the standard of the “game certification” level. (FIGS. 12K6 to K12) For example, even with one type of game, it is regarded as “three types of game” in “one game station, two child stations, and three child stations”, and the game player's recognizing power is recognized. is there. In this case, since the accuracy of the three elements (game partner diversity, multi-game play, and high win rate) of the repulsion recognition is inferior compared with the above “game authorization”, it is better to distinguish it as “game pseudo authorization”.
Furthermore, in order to solve the problem of slashing the game players, it is better to set the “game guideline certification” level on condition that the number of games is at least 5 in order to solve the problem of game players. . For example, if you have played 5 or more stations in a certain rank game, if the most recent 5 stations match result is 80% or higher, if the win rate is 80% or more, if the win rate is 50% or more If the rank is 30% or higher, the repulsion below the rank is determined as “game guideline recognition”. (Fig. 12K14-20)
If the above conditions are not satisfied, it is determined as “No rank recognition by game”. (FIG. 12K24) Screen display examples of the authorization results at each level are shown in FIGS. 12K5, K13, K21 to K23, and K25. In particular, in the case of “approved pears”, for example, in order to indicate the number of consecutive wins at each rank, the “appropriate guideline recognition” is possible. Good. (Fig. 12K25)
Note that the game player's repulsion determination process can be applied not only to a game communication game (online game) but also to a game purchased product game (offline game).
[0014]
【The invention's effect】
The first effect is that an authorization method for Go shogi game repulsion can be provided. The reasons for this are the three factors for persuasive recognition of competing forces, which are not limited to specific opponents, multiplayer characteristics by a large number of players that exceed a certain reference value, and win rates that exceed a certain reference value. This is because the high win rate due to can be realized in a wide range without any bias beyond regional restrictions by playing games and ranks.
The second effect is that a Go shogi game recognizing system can be provided. The reason is that the above three elements for recognizing repulsion can be quickly realized by utilizing means such as an information processing terminal or the Internet.
The third effect is that a valid price can be set according to the repulsion of the Go shogi game. The reason is that a rational recognition of the repulsion of the game becomes possible.
The fourth effect is that the orderer of the Go shogi game can select and purchase a game according to his / her repulsion. The reason is the same as the third effect.
The fifth effect is to support advertisement sales promotion of the Go shogi game. The reason is that an assortment of game products with various levels of repulsion can be achieved.
The sixth effect is that the market for Go shogi games is activated. The reason is that it is possible to automatically change the game price in a detailed manner reflecting the transition of game sales results.
The seventh effect is to increase the motivation of the game player of Go shogi game and improve the repulsion of the game. The reason for this is that a reasonable repulsion evaluation of a game becomes possible, and a higher-level certified repulsion is evaluated as a major factor in setting a high price for a game product, and the next development target becomes clear.
The eighth effect is to realize both the hobby and the profit of the authorized game participant. The actual benefits of the participants are verified by comparing the results of the game strength recognition game with the results of the game strength recognition after analyzing the results of many other participants, and also earning the participation fee. Can be mentioned.
The ninth effect is that the chances of rational evaluation of the self-repulsive power of the game player of the Go shogi game (game player) are increased. The reason is that, in addition to playing against a person who has been recognized as a repulsive force, an objective repulsive force can be determined by playing the game.
The tenth effect is to provide means for solving these problems even when there are no human opponents in the immediate vicinity or even if the opponents of the human opponents are reluctant due to the fact that their repulsion is not known.
The eleventh effect is that the use of a mobile terminal or the like eliminates the time and place restrictions, and the increase in game playing opportunities brought about by this realizes the activation of Go enthusiasts.
The twelfth effect is that the certified repulsive result is displayed or updated every time the game is over, so that the user is motivated to improve repulsive power, and the learning effect and enjoyment are doubled.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a specific example of the operation of the first, second, and third embodiments of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a specific example of the operation according to the first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the operation of the first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a specific example of operation of the first exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a specific example of the operation of the second and third embodiments of the present invention.
FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the second exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a specific example of the operation of the third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of the third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a specific example of the operation of the third exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
10 Game developer terminal
20 Game Recognized Game Participant Terminal
30 Game product orderer terminal
40 Terminal for those who wish to determine repulsion by game
100 Internet
200 game recognizing device
210 Game reception function
211 Game developer registration DB
212 Game Recognized Game Participant Registration DB
220 Game registration function
221 Game program registration DB
222 Game Recognition Result DB
223 Game Product Registration DB
230 Game Recognition Function
231 Game Reinforcement Authorization In-process DB
232 Game Recognition Information DB
250 Control unit functions
270 input device
280 output device
300 game price setting sales device
310 Game order acceptance function
311 Game Orderer Registration DB
320 Game registration function
321 Game program registration DB
322 Game Recognition Result DB
323 Game Product Registration DB
330 Game pricing function
331 Game Repulsion Cost Table DB
332 Game Sales Cost Table DB
350 Controller function
370 input device
380 output device
400 game repulsion determination device
410 Game play function
411 Game Player Registration DB
420 Game registration function
421 Game program registration DB
422 Game Recognition Result DB
423 Game Product Registration DB
430 Game repulsion judgment function
431 In-game DB
432 Information DB for game repulsion determination
450 Controller function
470 Input device
480 output device

Claims (3)

A means for transmitting, receiving means, and storing means for selecting a Go shogi game to at least the first terminal, the second terminal, and the game recognizing device connected to the plurality of terminals via the network. In the Go shogi game recognizing system comprising means, means for receiving information necessary for game recognizing, and storing means, the first terminal transmits a go shogi game, and the second Means for selecting the game, a means for receiving, a means for executing a game for certifying the repulsion of the game, a means for transmitting information necessary for qualifying the game, and the game recognizing apparatus Means for receiving the information necessary for the authorization, means for storing the information, and means for authorizing the game repulsion by analyzing the set of information by a predetermined method , Gaming Kiryoku certification system characterized by comprising means for storing Kiryoku accreditation result of the game, and means for publishing the website or the like, the. The Go shogi game recognizing system according to claim 1, further comprising: means for transmitting and receiving a Go shogi game to a plurality of terminals and a game price setting sales apparatus connected to the plurality of terminals via a network; Go game shogi game price comprising: means for storing; means for selecting; means for storing the game power recognized by the means for determining the power of the game by the game power authentication device according to claim 1. In the setting and selling system, the game price setting and selling device sets the price of the game product by a predetermined method based on the game strength recognized by the means for authorizing the game strength of claim 1. Means for publishing the game product information including the price on the homepage, etc., and the terminal Go Shogi game pricing sales system characterized by comprising means for selecting, means for ordering the game products, and means for communicating online remote station to online remote station with the game, a a. The Go shogi game price setting and selling system according to claim 2, further comprising: a plurality of terminals and a game force determining apparatus connected to the plurality of terminals via a network. A means for transmitting a shogi game, a means for receiving information necessary for determining the repulsive power of the game from the terminal, a storing means, and a means for recognizing the repulsive power of the game by the game repulsive force recognition device according to claim 1 The means for storing the certified recognizing power, the means for storing the game product price set by the means for setting the price of the game product by the game price setting and sales apparatus according to claim 2, and the homepage And a means for publishing the game, a game determination system using a game of Go shogi, comprising: Selecting means, receiving means, means for executing a game for determining repulsive force by the game, means for transmitting information necessary for determining repulsive force by the game, and the game repulsive force determining apparatus A means for receiving information necessary for the above, a means for storing the information, and analyzing the set of information by a predetermined method based on the game recognizable in claim 1. A repulsive force determination system using a Go shogi game, comprising: means for determining the repulsive force; means for storing the repulsive force determination result; and means for transmitting to the terminal.

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