JP7537549B2 - PROGRAM AND INFORMATION PROCESSING APPARATUS - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing device, a game device, and a program.

In recent years, gaming devices have become widespread that acquire identification information by reading a gaming medium such as a card, reproduce a game character linked to that identification information in the game, and then allow players to play by manipulating the reproduced game character.

For example, Patent Document 1 describes a game device that acquires multiple card IDs by reading multiple cards at once, and displays game characters corresponding to the card IDs to progress through the game.

JP 2016-107018 A

However, in the past, even if there were multiple cards for the same game character, the game character linked to those multiple cards only had one display mode, so even if those multiple cards were used, only the game character in one corresponding display mode was displayed.

The present invention aims to provide a game device, information processing device, and program that can increase the variety of display modes according to conditions when there are multiple cards, etc. for a single game character that is common to multiple types of character cards.

An information processing device according to one aspect of the present invention includes a receiving unit that receives from a game device a plurality of pieces of character identification information corresponding to game characters in a predetermined display mode, a determining unit that, when the received plurality of pieces of character identification information includes a plurality of pieces of character identification information corresponding to common game characters having different display modes, determines one display mode from among the display modes associated with the plurality of character identification information as the display mode of the common game character based on a predetermined condition related to the display mode of the common game character, and a transmitting unit that transmits display mode information indicating the determined one display mode to the game device.

According to this aspect, when there are multiple cards etc. for a single game character that is common to multiple types of character cards, it is possible to increase the variety of display modes according to conditions.

The present invention provides an information processing device, a game device, and a program that can increase the variety of display modes according to conditions when multiple cards, etc. exist for a single game character that is common to multiple types of character cards.

1 is a block diagram showing an example of an overall configuration of a game system 1. FIG. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the appearance of a game device 10. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of a hardware configuration of the game device 10. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of a hardware configuration of the server 12. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a player's card table. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a character card table. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a display mode priority table. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the game device 10 and the server 12. [002 FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of an operation sequence by the game system 1. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen 1000. 13 is a diagram showing an example in which N cards are inserted into the card reader 28. FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of how a display mode is determined according to the first embodiment.

Below, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings. Note that in each drawing, parts with the same reference numerals have the same or similar configurations.

[First embodiment]
(1) Overall Configuration Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a game system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the game system 1 includes one or more game devices 10 and a server 12. These game devices 10 and server 12 are connected to each other so as to be able to communicate with each other via a communication network NT such as the Internet.

The game device 10 pays out game media such as cards to the player. The game device 10 also reproduces game characters by reading game media such as cards, and provides the player with a game in which the player controls the game character to play. The game device 10 is, for example, an arcade game device installed in an amusement facility, a consumer game device, a mobile phone, a tablet, or an information processing device such as a personal computer.

The server 12 is an information processing device that manages information related to players and various cards, and also executes some of the processing for the game. The server 12 responds to requests from the game device 10 as appropriate, references various information, and transmits it to the game device 10.

(2) Configuration of Each Part (2-1) Game Device 10
Fig. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the external appearance of the game device 10. As shown in Fig. 2, the game device 10 has a main body 22, an operation table 24, operation buttons 26, a card reader 28, a coin insertion unit 30, a card payout unit 32, and a monitor 34.

The operation console 24 is provided with an appropriate number and type of operation units for the player to perform various operations. The type and number of operation units are optional. The operation console of this embodiment has one or more operation buttons 26, a card reader 28, a coin insertion unit 30, etc.

The operation button 26 accepts operations by the player and supplies a control signal corresponding to the accepted operation to the processing device 50.

The card reader 28 is, for example, an optical barcode reader, a two-dimensional/three-dimensional code reader, an IC reader, etc. The card reader 28 obtains the barcode printed on the card and the memory contents of a storage medium such as a ROM/flash memory built into the card, and reads the identification information (card ID) unique to the card. The card reader 28 can also insert a predetermined number of cards at once, and is capable of reading the character identification information corresponding to each of these cards.

The coin insertion unit 30 detects coins or prepaid cards inserted by the player to play the game, and can transmit a signal when a specified coin or amount is detected. The coin can be any economic value medium such as actual currency or medals used in amusement facilities. Coins inserted into the coin insertion unit 30 are detected by a coin detector 30A installed inside the main body 22.

The card payout section 32 is provided at the bottom of the main body 22. A predetermined number of cards (white cards) that have no images printed on them before being paid out can be loaded into the card payout section 32. A chip that stores a card ID is embedded inside the white card. The card ID can function as a player card ID, character card ID, etc. by being recorded in a predetermined table by the server 12 in association with various information.

The monitor 34 is provided on the top of the main body 22. The monitor 34 is configured as a display means (display unit) of an optical projector using, for example, a liquid crystal display, a PDP (plasma display panel), an HMD (head mounted display), a MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) display, an LCOS (liquid crystal on silicon) display, a transmissive high temperature polysilicon LCD, or a laser, etc. The monitor 34 displays various game screens in response to control signals supplied from a processing device 50, which will be described later.

Figure 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the game device 10. As shown in the figure, the game device 10 has a processing device 50. The processing device 50 is connected to an operation unit 52, an output device 54, a printing device 56, and a communication device 58, and supplies control signals for controlling these devices.

The processing device 50 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 60 and a storage device 62. The storage device 62 can be configured with a ROM, a RAM, a hard disk, or other known storage devices, either alone or in combination.

The operation unit 52 includes the above-mentioned operation buttons 26, card reader 28, coin insertion unit 30, etc. The output device 54 includes the above-mentioned monitor 34, etc. The printing device 56 is built into the card dispensing unit 32 and prints various images on white cards. The communication device 58 is a device for communicating with the server 12, other game devices 10, etc. via the network NT.

(2-2) Server 12
4 is a block diagram showing an example of a hardware configuration of the server 12. As shown in the figure, the server 12 includes, as its hardware configuration, a control device 70, a communication device 76, and a storage device 78. The control device 70 is mainly configured to include a CPU 72 and a memory 74.

In the control device 70, the CPU 72 executes a predetermined program stored in the memory 74 or the storage device 78, etc., thereby functioning as a means for implementing various functions. Details of the means for implementing these functions will be described later.

The communication device 76 is configured with a communication interface for communicating with an external device. The communication device 76 transmits and receives various information to and from the game device 10, for example.

The storage device 78 is composed of a hard disk or the like. The storage device 78 stores various programs and information necessary for executing processes in the control device 70, as well as information on the results of the processes. The storage device 78 stores, for example, a player card table, a character card table, and a play history table, which will be described later.

The server 12 can be realized using an information processing device such as a dedicated or general-purpose server computer. The server 12 can be configured from a single information processing device, or from multiple information processing devices distributed over the communication network NT.

Note that FIG. 4 shows only some of the main hardware configuration of server 12, and server 12 may also have other configurations that servers typically have.

Figure 5 shows an example of a player card table. The player card table is a table for managing various pieces of information about a player in association with a player ID obtained by reading the player card.

In the player card table, for example, for each "player ID," "player information," "character card ID," "update date and time," and "play time" are recorded in association with each other. The "player ID" is identification information for identifying the player. The "player information" is any information related to the player, and may include, for example, the player's name (including the player's real name, or any name or nickname designated by the player), level, game play history, purchase history of various items, and various points according to the game. The "character card ID" is the character card ID (character identification information) of the character card held by the player. The "update date and time" is information indicating the date and time when the information associated with the player card ID was updated. The "play time" is information indicating the total time that the player has played the game.

Figure 6 shows an example of a character card table. The character card table is an example of display information for displaying game characters in a game. The character card table is a table for managing the initial settings of parameters related to game characters. These parameters are set automatically, for example, by the game device 10.

In the character card table, for example, parameters such as "character type", "display mode", "date and time", "scene (or stage)", "installation", and "weather" are recorded for each "character card ID". "Character type" is information indicating the type of game character. "Display mode" is information regarding the appearance of the game character, such as information indicating the clothes and equipment worn by the game character. For example, "display mode" information usually includes information on the clothes to be worn by the character, such as a swimsuit or Santa Claus (hereinafter also referred to as "Santa"). "Date and time" indicates date and time information associated with the display mode of this game character. For example, the date and time information may include a period indicating a season such as spring (March to May), may include date and time information indicating a specific day (e.g., January 1), or may include a specific time period (e.g., morning). "Scene" includes scene information in which the game character is reproduced in the game. For example, the scene information includes stage information such as the naval battle stage ST1. "Installation" is installation information including location information and area information of the place where the game device is installed. For example, the installation information includes location information of the store where the game device is installed, area information (e.g., Minato Ward), etc. "Weather" is weather information obtained based on the installation information. For example, weather information is information related to weather that can be obtained based on the installation information, such as weather, temperature, and humidity.

Figure 7 is a diagram showing an example of a display mode priority table. The display mode priority table is an example of priority information for parameters related to the display mode of game characters. The display mode priority table may include various parameters, and by referring to this display mode priority table, the server 12 can determine the display mode of a common game character when multiple character card IDs are read and multiple types of character cards contain a common game character.

In the example shown in FIG. 7, the display mode priority table records priority information for one or more parameters, such as "date and time" information, "scene" information, "installation" information, and "weather" information, for each "character type." The "date and time" information, "scene" information, "installation" information, and "weather" information are the same parameters as the parameters related to the display mode recorded in the character card table shown in FIG. 6. The display mode priority table only needs to record priority information for at least one of these parameters. As an example, for the character type "AA," the priority of "date and time" information is the highest, and the priority of each information is set in the order of "scene," "installation," and "weather." In this case, if cards with character card IDs "A01" and "A02" linked to the character type "AA" are inserted into the card reader 28 at the same time, the server 12 detects that multiple character card IDs corresponding to the character type "AA" have been received. Next, the server 12 determines that the parameter with the highest priority for the character type "AA" is "date and time," and determines the current value of "date and time." For example, if the current date and time indicates July 21, the server 12 determines that the current value of "date and time" is "summer." Next, the server 12 determines whether the multiple character card IDs received for the character type "AA" include a character card ID for which "date and time" indicates a current value (for example, a character card ID "A01" for which "date and time" indicates "summer"). If a character card ID for which "date and time" indicates a current value is included, the server 12 determines the display mode of the character type "AA" to be the display mode of that character card ID, and controls so that the game character in the determined display mode is displayed. If a character card ID for which "date and time" indicates a current value is not included, the server 12 determines the current value of the parameter with the next priority, and performs similar processing to determine the display mode.

(2-3) Functional Configuration FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the game device 10 and the server 12. As shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 8, the game device 10 includes an acquisition unit 101, a game device transmission unit 102, a game device reception unit 103, and a reproduction processing unit 104.

The acquisition unit 101 includes the card reader 28 described above, and by reading a specific card, acquires a card ID corresponding to the type of the card. For example, the acquisition unit 101 acquires a player ID by reading a player card, and acquires a character card ID by reading a character card. The card reader 28 is also capable of acquiring multiple card IDs at once from a specific number of cards. The specific number of cards is a large number, such as 14 cards.

The game device transmission unit 102 transmits various information to the server 12, etc. For example, the game device transmission unit 102 transmits a request to determine the display mode to the server 12. The request to determine the display mode includes, for example, the acquired player ID and/or multiple character card IDs, etc.

The game device receiving unit 103 receives various types of information from the server 12. For example, the game device receiving unit 103 receives display mode information of a game character from the server 12.

The game processing unit 104 executes a process of determining the display mode (e.g., clothes, equipment, etc.) of the game character based on the display mode information received from the server 12 and displaying it in the game. Here, the display mode information is information determined based on a predetermined condition, and even if the same combination of multiple types of cards is inserted into the card reader 28 each time, the game character may be displayed in a different display mode. For example, even if the same game character is a character wearing a swimsuit in summer and Santa's clothes in winter, it is possible to display the character in a state in which the character is not wearing a swimsuit if it is raining on the day the game is executed, even if the season of the area in which the game device 10 is installed is summer. Also, if the priority of the installation information is high, it is possible to set a condition that the character is not wearing a swimsuit if the season of the area in which the game device 10 is installed is summer, but if it is a cold region. Also, if the priority of the scene information is high, it is possible to set a condition that the character is not wearing a swimsuit if the season of the area in which the game device 10 is installed is summer, but if it is a land-based battle. As a result, when a player inserts multiple character cards corresponding to the same game character into the card reader 28, the game character is not displayed in the same display mode each time, but a display mode that satisfies a predetermined condition is determined, and the game character is displayed in the determined display mode. Therefore, by displaying game characters in different display modes according to the conditions at the time of game execution for the same game character, it is possible to provide a sense of surprise to the player.

As shown in FIG. 8, the server 12 includes a server receiving unit 121, a reproduction information generating unit 122, and a server transmitting unit 123.

The server receiving unit 121 receives various information from the game device 10, etc. The server receiving unit 121 receives a request to determine the display mode of game characters related to multiple character card IDs.

In response to a display mode determination request received from the game device 10, the game control unit 122 determines the display mode of the same game character associated with the multiple character card IDs received together with the determination request. Here, the display mode of the game character is determined based on a predetermined condition related to the display mode of this game character. Furthermore, since the determined display mode is one of the display modes associated with the multiple character card IDs received, when multiple cards representing the same game character are inserted, there is no need to prepare a new display mode, and the memory area of the server 12 can be used effectively.

The game control unit 122 includes, for example, a judgment unit 1221 and a determination unit 1222. When the received multiple pieces of character identification information include multiple types of character identification information corresponding to the same game character, the judgment unit 1221 judges whether or not a predetermined condition regarding the display mode of the game character is satisfied. Furthermore, the determination unit 1222 determines one display mode from among the display modes associated with each character identification information as the display mode of the same game character.

For example, the determination unit 1221 may determine, as a predetermined condition, whether or not the received display modes include a display mode associated with the date and time information on when the game is to be executed. At this time, if a display mode associated with the date and time information is present, the determination unit 1222 determines that the display mode of the same game character is this display mode. As a result, when multiple cards corresponding to the same game character are read by the card reader 28, it becomes possible to display the game character in different display modes depending on the day on which the game is executed, providing a sense of surprise to the player and making it possible to provide a game that is unlikely to become boring.

The determination unit 1221 may also determine, as a predetermined condition, whether or not the received display modes include a display mode associated with the scene in which the game is executed. At this time, if a display mode associated with the scene is present, the determination unit 1222 determines the display mode of the same game character to be this display mode. This makes it possible to display game characters in different display modes depending on the game scene (sea battle, land battle, etc.) when multiple cards corresponding to the same game character are read by the card reader 28, providing a game that gives the player an element of surprise and is unlikely to become boring.

The server receiving unit 121 receives player identification information (player ID) indicating a player, and the determining unit 1221 may determine whether or not, as a predetermined condition, among the received display modes, there is a display mode associated with the player's play time. For example, there may be a display mode that is displayed only when the play time is equal to or longer than a predetermined time. If there is a display mode associated with the play time, the determining unit 1222 determines this display mode as the display mode for the same game character. This makes it possible to display game characters in different display modes depending on the player's play time when multiple cards corresponding to the same game character are read by the card reader 28, providing a game that is surprising to the player and unlikely to bore them.

The determination unit 1221 may also determine, as a predetermined condition, whether or not the received display modes include a display mode associated with the installation information of the game device 10. For example, the determination unit 1221 determines whether or not there is a display mode specific to the store where the game device 10 is installed, or a display mode limited to an area. At this time, if there is a display mode associated with the installation information, the determination unit 1222 determines this display mode as the display mode of the same game character. As a result, when multiple cards corresponding to the same game character are read by the card reader 28, it becomes possible to display the game character in different display modes according to the installation information of the game device 10, which gives the player an element of surprise and makes it possible to provide a game that is less likely to become boring.

The determination unit 1221 may also determine, as a predetermined condition, whether or not the received display modes include a display mode associated with weather information for the area in which the game device 10 is installed. At this time, if there is a display mode associated with weather information, the determination unit 1222 determines the display mode of the same game character to be this display mode. This makes it possible to display game characters in different display modes according to weather information for the area in which the game device 10 is installed when multiple cards corresponding to the same game character are read by the card reader 28, providing a game that gives players a sense of surprise and makes them less likely to get bored. Note that if only one character identification information corresponding to a certain game character is included in the multiple received character identification information, the game control unit 122 determines the display mode associated with that character identification information to be the display mode of the certain game character.

The server transmission unit 123 transmits various information to the game device 10, etc. For example, the server transmission unit 123 transmits the determined display mode information to the game device 10.

(3) Operation process <Basic sequence>
9 is a diagram showing an example of an operation sequence by the game system 1. The operation process according to this operation sequence is a process in which the game device 10 reads a character card to obtain display mode information of a game character from the server 12 and displays the game character.

(S100)
First, the acquisition unit 101 of the game device 10 acquires a player ID. The acquisition unit 101 of the game device 10 may acquire the player ID by reading the player card with the card reader 28. Alternatively, the acquisition unit 101 of the game device 10 may acquire the player ID that is directly input by the player operating the operation button 26.

(S101)
Next, the acquisition unit 101 of the game device 10 acquires a character card ID. Specifically, the acquisition unit 101 of the game device 10 acquires a character card ID corresponding to a character card by the player placing the character card on the card reader 28 and performing a predetermined operation with the operation button 26 to have the card reader 28 read the character card. The acquisition unit 101 can also acquire multiple character card IDs by having the card reader 28 read multiple cards at once.

(S102)
Next, the game device transmission unit 102 of the game device 10 transmits a display mode determination request to the server 12 in response to a predetermined operation by the player using the operation buttons 26, for requesting display mode information for displaying game characters corresponding to the plurality of read character cards in the game. The display mode determination request is transmitted together with the player ID acquired in S100 or one or more character card IDs read in S101.

(S103)
Next, when the game control unit 122 of the server 12 receives a plurality of display mode determination requests from the game device 10, the game control unit 122 determines the display mode of the game character using the received various information and the display mode priority table. For example, the game control unit 122 determines the display mode of one game character common to a plurality of types of character cards based on at least one of the date and time information during the game, the scene information, the installation information of the game device 10, and the weather information, and whether or not the read character card ID corresponds to the information. This makes it possible to give a sense of surprise to the player by increasing the variation according to the conditions in the display mode of one game character common to a plurality of types of character cards. In addition, since the display mode already associated with the game character is determined according to a predetermined condition, there is no need to store a new display mode, and the storage area of the server 12 can be used efficiently. For example, when transforming into another character by stacking a plurality of character cards, it is necessary to store the new character itself and the graphical information of the display mode, but in the present embodiment, this is not necessary. Note that, if no character card that satisfies any of the predetermined conditions is included, the game control unit 122 may determine the normal display mode of the character.

(S104)
Next, the server transmitting unit 123 of the server 12 transmits the display mode information determined in S<b>103 to the game device 10 .

(S105)
Next, the game processing unit 104 of the game device 10 determines and controls the display mode of the game characters based on the display mode information received from the server 12. This ends the processing.

<Example of a screen showing the display of a game character>
The screen mode on which game characters are displayed based on the display mode information will be described with reference to Fig. 10. Fig. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen 1000. The game screen 1000 includes, for example, a read card display section 1001, a formation display section 1002, and a play start selection section 1003.

The read card display unit 1001 displays the game characters reproduced as a result of the action sequence described with reference to FIG. 9. In the example shown in FIG. 10, game characters with character card IDs A54, A23, A16, A09, and A47 are displayed. Furthermore, the read card display unit 1001 displays the status of each parameter, such as "character type," "display mode," and "placement," for each displayed game character. Furthermore, when multiple cards corresponding to the same game character are read, the display mode of the same game character at that time is determined to be the display mode associated with one card.

The formation display section 1002 includes placement positions P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, and P6 for placing game characters. In the example shown in FIG. 10, character card ID "A54" is placed in placement position P1, and character card ID "A23" is placed in placement position P2. In addition, in the read card display section 1001, the item "Placed" in the display portion of these placed character cards displays the text "Done" indicating that they have already been placed. Note that the player can also place each card displayed in the read card display section 1001 in these placement positions P1 to P6 by, for example, performing an operation such as drag and drop.

After the player has set up all game characters in the desired manner, the player selects the start play selection section 1003, and the main part of the game begins.

Figure 11 is a diagram showing an example of inserting N cards into the card reader 28. As shown in Figure 11, in this embodiment, it is possible for the card reader 28 to read multiple cards at once. Note that the card reader 28 may be designed so that multiple character card IDs can be read at once even if multiple cards are placed on top of each other.

12 is a diagram showing an example of determining a display mode according to the first embodiment. In A and B shown in FIG. 12, when N pieces of the same game character, and multiple types of character cards to which different display modes are associated are read into the card reader 28, the server 12 determines the display mode associated with the character card that satisfies a predetermined condition. In FIG. 12A, when the current value of the date and time when the game is executed indicates summer, if there is a character card ID associated with each character card ID for which the date and time indicates summer, a swimsuit included in the display mode associated with the character card ID is determined as the display mode of one game character common to multiple types of character cards. In FIG. 12B, when the current location of the date and time when the game is executed indicates winter, if there is a character card ID associated with each character card ID for which the date and time indicates winter, Santa included in the display mode associated with the character card ID is determined as the display mode of one game character common to multiple types of character cards.

As described above, with the information processing device according to the embodiment of the present invention, when there are multiple cards etc. for a single game character that is common to multiple types of character cards, it is possible to increase the variety of display modes according to conditions. As a result, it is possible to provide a game that gives players an element of surprise and makes them less likely to get bored.

In addition to the above-described embodiment, the technology disclosed herein can also implement the following modified examples. For example, when M character cards of the same game character are inserted into the card reader 28, one display mode is determined, but it is also possible to determine display modes for M-1 and subsequent game characters. At this time, the determination unit 1222 may use a display mode priority table to determine the display mode in order of priority, such as priority 1, 2, ....

In addition, in a modified version, after the game ends, the display state of each character card is the same as it was before the game was played. This makes it unnecessary to rewrite the designs on the surface of the character cards.

In a modified example, the determination unit 1222 may not only determine the display mode of the game character operated by the player, but may also match the display mode of the game character operated by the game device 10 to the determined display mode. For example, the determination unit 1222 may determine that all friendly characters will have the same display mode, thereby increasing the player's enthusiasm for the game.

In a modified example, when the determination unit 1221 determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied, the determination may be made by taking into account the personality associated with the game character. For example, if the game character is set to be stubborn, the display mode other than the default display mode may be determined only once in several cases, even if the predetermined condition is satisfied. This makes it possible to determine the display mode based on the personality of the game character itself.

In a modified example, the character cards may be electronic media, and the player may select multiple character cards on the screen of the game device 10. In this case, character card IDs corresponding to the multiple character cards selected by the player are obtained.

The above-described embodiments are intended to facilitate understanding of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. The elements of the embodiments, as well as their arrangement, materials, conditions, shapes, sizes, etc., are not limited to those exemplified, and may be modified as appropriate. In addition, configurations shown in different embodiments may be partially substituted or combined.

1...game system, 10...game device, 12...server, 22...main body, 24...operation console, 26...operation button, 28...card reader, 30...coin insertion section, 30A...coin detector, 32...card dispensing section, 34...monitor, 50...processing device, 52...operation section, 54...output device, 56...printing device, 58...communication device, 62...storage device, 70...control device, 74...memory, 76...communication device, 78...storage device, 101...acquisition section, 102...game device transmission section, 103...game device reception section, 104...game processing section, 121...server reception section, 122...game control section, 123...server transmission section, 1221...determination section, 1222...determination section

Claims (5)

Computer,
a means for allowing a player to select from a plurality of electronic media on a screen, the electronic media having game character types and display modes corresponding to each other in advance;
a display means for displaying on a screen, when a plurality of electronic media to which the same type of game character is associated are included among the plurality of electronic media selected by a player, a part of the electronic media to which the same type of game character is associated in a display mode determined in accordance with a predetermined condition relating to the display mode, rather than in a display mode in which the part of the electronic media is associated in advance;
A program to function as a the display means displays on a screen a part of the electronic media associated with the game characters of the same type in a display mode associated with date and time information on when the game is executed as the display mode determined in accordance with the predetermined condition;
The program according to claim 1. the display means displays on a screen a part of the electronic media associated with the game characters of the same type in a display mode associated with a scene in which the game is executed as the display mode determined in accordance with the predetermined condition;
The program according to claim 1. the display means displays on a screen a part of the electronic media associated with the game characters of the same type in a display mode associated with a play time of the player as the display mode determined in accordance with the predetermined condition;
The program according to claim 1. a means for allowing a player to select, on a screen, a plurality of electronic media in which types of game characters and display modes are previously associated with each other;
a display means for displaying, when a plurality of electronic media selected by a player includes a plurality of electronic media associated with the same type of game character , a part of the electronic media associated with the same type of game character in a display mode determined according to a predetermined condition related to the display mode, rather than in a display mode associated in advance;
An information processing device comprising:

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