JP6181910B2 - GAME SYSTEM, GAME PROGRAM, GAME PROCESSING METHOD, AND GAME DEVICE - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game system, a game program, a game processing method, and a game apparatus.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a game that reflects a result of playing a game in another game is known. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for changing a scenario in a game of the other cartridge by a link password obtained by playing a game of one cartridge of at least two cartridges. Specifically, the link password is displayed when a predetermined condition is established by playing the game of the first cartridge. Then, when the link password is input when the second cartridge game is started, a scenario based on the link password is selected and executed.

Japanese Patent No. 4559591

  In the technique described in Patent Document 1, the game scenario of the second cartridge is only changed by inputting the link password. Thus, for example, when the user wants to play the first cartridge game scenario while playing the second cartridge game, the cartridge to be attached to the game device is moved from the second cartridge to the second cartridge. It was necessary to replace it with one cartridge.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a novel game system, game program, game processing method, and game apparatus. For example, an object is to provide a game system, a game program, a game processing method, and a game apparatus that can improve convenience when playing two games.

  The above object is achieved by, for example, the following configuration example.

  The first configuration example is a game system configured by a single or a plurality of game devices, and executes at least one input unit and a first game in accordance with a user instruction input through the input unit. 1 game execution means, and 2nd game execution means to execute a 2nd game according to a user's instruction inputted through the input means. When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the second game execution means cannot use the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game in the second game. The first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable in the second game in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. Second setting means.

  The first game execution means is a first determination means for determining whether or not the execution result of the first game satisfies a predetermined condition. The first game is executed in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. Including first data output enabling means for enabling the output of predetermined first data indicating that the execution result of the first condition satisfies a predetermined condition, and first data output means for outputting the first data, The two-game execution means may include first data input means for inputting the first data. The second setting means is configured such that when the first data is not input, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game cannot be used in the second game. The specific first game data or the first game mode may be set to be usable in the second game in response to the input of the first data.

  The first data output means outputs the first data by transmitting a signal indicating the first data by wireless communication, and the first data input means receives the signal by wireless communication. The first data may be input.

  The second setting means sets the specific facility or area existing in the game world of the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition. Then, when the execution result of the first game satisfies the predetermined condition, the specific facility or area may be set to be usable in the second game.

  The second setting means sets the game mode of a specific difficulty level that can be used in the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition. Then, when the execution result of the first game satisfies the predetermined condition, the game mode of the specific difficulty level may be set to be usable also in the second game.

  The first game executing means includes first display control means for causing a display device to display a setting change screen for allowing the user to select whether or not to use the specific first game data or the first game mode. May be. The first display control means displays the setting change screen in a different display mode depending on whether or not the specific first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable by the second setting means. You may display on an apparatus.

  When the execution result of the second game does not satisfy the second predetermined condition, the first game execution means determines the specific second game data or the second game mode that can be used in the second game in the first game. The specific second game data or the second game mode is also used in the first game when the second game execution result satisfies the second predetermined condition. First setting means for setting to be possible may be included.

  The game system may include a first game device including the input unit and the first game execution unit, and a second game device including the input unit and the second game execution unit.

  The game system includes a first storage medium storing a first game program for causing the game apparatus to function as the first game execution means, and a second storage medium for causing the game apparatus to function as the second game execution means. You may provide the 2nd storage medium which stored the game program. The game device may selectively use one of the first storage medium and the second storage medium.

  The first game and the second game may be different versions of the same game title.

  The second configuration example is a game program that is executed in a game system including at least one input unit that is configured by a single or a plurality of game devices. The game program causes the computer of the game device to execute a first game according to a user instruction input through the input unit, and according to a user instruction input through the input unit. And function as second game execution means for executing the second game. When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the second game execution means cannot use the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game in the second game. And a second setting means for setting the specific first game data or the first game mode to be usable in the second game in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. Including.

  The game processing program is stored in any computer-readable storage medium (eg, flexible disk, hard disk, optical disk, magneto-optical disk, CD-ROM, CD-R, magnetic tape, semiconductor memory card, ROM, RAM, etc.). Can be done.

  A third configuration example is a game processing method in a game system having at least one input unit configured by a single or a plurality of game devices, and input by the first game executing unit through the input unit. A first game execution step for executing a first game in response to a user instruction, and a second game execution step for executing a second game in response to a user instruction input through the input means by a second game execution means. Is provided. The second game execution step includes specific first game data that can be used in the first game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition by the second game execution means and by the second game execution means. Alternatively, the first game mode is set to be unusable in the second game, and the specific first game data or the first game mode is changed to the first game mode in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. A second setting step is also included for setting the two games so that they can be used.

  The fourth configuration example includes an input means, a first game executing means for executing the first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means, and a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. It is a game device provided with the 2nd game execution means which performs 2 games. When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the second game execution means cannot use the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game in the second game. The first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable in the second game in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. Second setting means.

  According to the present invention, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game can be used also in the second game.

The block diagram which shows an example of a structure of the portable game device 10 Block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the game system The figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the portable game device 10a The figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the portable game device 10a The figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the portable game device 10a The figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the portable game device 10a The figure which shows an example of the acquisition conditions of each key in the game of version A The figure which shows an example of the acquisition conditions of each key in the game of version B The figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the portable game device 10a The figure which shows an example of the program memorize | stored in the main memory 15a of the portable game device 10a The figure which shows an example of possession key information The figure which shows an example of selectable item information The flowchart which shows an example of the process performed by the processor 13

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

  In FIG. 1, the portable game device 10 includes an input device 11, a display device 12, a processor 13, an internal storage device 14, a main memory 15, and an infrared communication device 16.

  The input device 11 is operated by a user and outputs a signal corresponding to the user's operation. The input device 11 is, for example, a cross switch, a push button, or a touch panel.

  The display device 12 displays the image generated in the portable game device 10 on the screen. The display device 12 is typically a liquid crystal display device.

  The internal storage device 14 stores a computer program executed by the processor 13. The internal storage device 14 is typically a flash EEPROM.

  The main memory 15 temporarily stores computer programs and information.

  The infrared communication device 16 is used for performing infrared communication with other portable game devices, and transmits infrared signals to other portable game devices and receives infrared signals from other portable game devices.

  The processor 13 executes predetermined processing according to a computer program stored in the internal storage device 14 or the external storage device 17.

  In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, a game system constituted by two portable game apparatuses 10a and 10b will be described. In the following description, “a” is added to the reference numerals shown in FIG. 1 for the components related to the portable game device 10a, and the components related to the portable game device 10b are shown in FIG. These are distinguished by adding “b” to the indicated reference signs.

  The configurations of the portable game device 10a and the portable game device 10b are the same as those of the portable game device 10 shown in FIG. An external storage device 17a is attached to the portable game device 10a, and an external storage device 17b is attached to the portable game device 10b. The portable game device 10 a and the portable game device 10 b can perform infrared communication using the infrared communication device 16 and transmit / receive “keys” described later.

  A version A game program of a certain game title is stored in the external storage device 17a. On the other hand, the external storage device 17b stores a version B game program of the game title. Version A and version B have the same basic story but differ in several ways. For example, both version A and version B are basically role-playing games set in the same game world, but in version A, a town called “A town” is arranged at a predetermined position in the game world. In version B, a town called “B town” is arranged instead of “A town” at the predetermined position in the game world. “A town” and “B town” are not only different in name but also different in non-player characters and facilities arranged therein.

  Next, the outline | summary of operation | movement of the portable game device 10 is demonstrated.

  The portable game device 10 executes a predetermined game (for example, the role playing game as described above) based on the game program stored in the external storage device 17. The user can call up the “key related menu” screen at an arbitrary timing during the game play. The “key related menu” screen can be called by any version of the game program of version A or version B, but in the following description, the portable game device 10a will be described.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of a “key-related menu” screen displayed on the display device 12a based on an instruction of the user of the portable game device 10a (hereinafter referred to as user A for convenience). Three selection items 20a to 20c and a cursor 21 are displayed on the “key related menu” screen.

  In FIG. 3, when the user A selects the “setting change” selection item 20a, the “setting change” screen shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Three selection items 20d to 20f and a cursor 21 are displayed on the “setting change” screen.

  When the user A selects the “change difficulty” selection item 20d in FIG. 4, the “change difficulty” screen shown in FIG. 5 is displayed. On the “change difficulty” screen, four selection items 20g to 20j and a cursor 21 are displayed. In addition, on the “change difficulty” screen, a mark 22 indicating the currently selected selection item and marks 23a and 23b indicating selection items that cannot be selected are also displayed. In FIG. 5, marks 23 a and 23 b indicating non-selectable modes are displayed on the selection item 20 g of “difficult mode” and the selection item 20 i of “easy mode”. The mode cannot be selected. In order to be able to select these modes, it is necessary to obtain a “difficult mode key” and a “simple mode key” described later.

  Immediately after starting the version A game (that is, immediately after starting from the beginning, not from the middle), the “normal mode” is selected as shown in FIG. “Mode” and “Easy mode” are still not selectable. Similarly, immediately after starting the version B game, the “ordinary mode” is still selected, and the “difficult mode” and the “easy mode” cannot be selected yet.

  Note that when the “difficult mode” is selected, the level of a specific enemy character in the game world is higher than the “normal mode” and it is difficult to defeat. When the “easy mode” is selected, the level of the specific enemy character becomes lower than that of the “normal mode” and it is easy to defeat. In the “difficult mode”, the experience value (a value that affects the growth of the player character) obtained when the specific enemy character is defeated is greater than that in the “normal mode”. On the other hand, in the “easy mode”, the experience value obtained when the specific enemy character is defeated is the same as the “normal mode”.

  In FIG. 4, when the user A selects the “switch town” selection item 20e, the “switch town” screen shown in FIG. 6 is displayed. Three selection items 20k to 20m and a cursor 21 are displayed on the “switch town” screen. In addition, a mark 22 indicating the currently selected selection item and a mark 23c indicating a selection item that cannot be selected are also displayed on the “switch town” screen. In FIG. 6, since the mark 23c indicating the mode that cannot be selected is displayed on the selection item 201 of “B town”, “B town” cannot be selected at this point. In order to be able to select “B Town”, it is necessary to obtain “B Town Key” described later.

  Immediately after starting the version A game, “A town” is selected as shown in FIG. 6, and “B town” cannot be selected yet. On the other hand, immediately after starting the version B game, “B town” is selected, and “A town” cannot be selected yet.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, a method for obtaining various keys such as the “difficult mode key” described above will be described.

  In this embodiment, four keys of “easy mode key”, “difficult mode key”, “A town key”, and “B town key” are prepared. However, in the version A game, only “easy mode key” and “A town key” can be obtained. In the version B game, only “difficult mode key” and “B town key” can be obtained.

  For example, in the version A game, as shown in FIG. 7, when the condition A1 (for example, clearing the game (that is, achieving the main purpose of the game)) is satisfied, the “easy mode key” can be obtained. If the condition A2 (for example, defeating a specific enemy character) is satisfied, “A town key” can be obtained. However, other keys ("difficult mode key" and "B town key") cannot be obtained simply by playing the version A game.

  On the other hand, in the version B game, as shown in FIG. 8, when a condition B1 (for example, clearing the game (that is, achieving the main purpose of the game)) is satisfied, a “difficult mode key” can be obtained. If the condition B2 (for example, defeating a specific enemy character) is satisfied, “B town key” can be obtained. However, the other keys (“easy mode key” and “A town key”) cannot be obtained simply by playing the version B game.

  The player A of the portable game apparatus 10a can obtain the “easy mode key” by satisfying the condition A1 in the version A game. Once the “easy mode key” is obtained, the mark 23b (FIG. 5) displayed on the “difficulty level change” screen in the version A game is deleted, and the “easy mode” is displayed as shown in FIG. The selection item 20i can be selected.

  Similarly, the player A of the portable game apparatus 10a can obtain “A town key” by satisfying the condition A2 in the version A game. In the version A game, as shown in FIG. 6, since the selection item 20k of “A town” can be selected from the beginning, even if “A town key” is obtained, the “switch town” screen is displayed. The content is not changed.

  In addition to the method of obtaining a corresponding key by satisfying a predetermined condition in the game as described above, as a method of making selection items that cannot be selected in the initial state, other portable games There is also a method of receiving a corresponding key from the device 10. Hereinafter, this method will be specifically described.

  In FIG. 3, when the user A selects the “key transmission / reception” selection item 20b, the key is transmitted / received to / from another portable game device through the infrared communication device 16a. For example, in FIG. 2, the key possessed in the portable game apparatus 10a is transmitted to the portable game apparatus 10b by an infrared signal, and the key possessed in the portable game apparatus 10b is transmitted by the infrared signal. To 10a.

  For example, when the portable game device 10b has a “difficult mode key”, the portable game device 10a receives the “difficult mode key” from the portable game device 10b. In the portable game apparatus 10a, once the “difficult mode key” is received, the mark 23a (FIG. 5) is deleted, and thereafter, the “difficult mode” selection item 20g can be selected.

  Similarly, when “B town key” is possessed in the portable game apparatus 10b, the portable game apparatus 10a receives “B town key” from the portable game apparatus 10b. In the portable game apparatus 10a, once the “B town key” is received, the mark 23c (FIG. 6) is deleted, and thereafter, the selection item 20l of the “B town mode” can be selected.

  Next, the operation of the portable game apparatus 10a will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 10 shows an example of a program and information stored in the main memory 15a of the portable game device 10a.

  The game program D1 is a computer program for causing the processor 13a to execute a version A game. The game program D1 is read from the external storage device 17a and loaded into the main memory 15a.

  The game data D2 is data necessary for executing the game, and includes data relating to towns arranged in the game world (town data of A town, town data of B town, etc.).

  The possessed key information D3 is information indicating which key is possessed. FIG. 11 shows a specific example of possessed key information D3. In FIG. 11, the possession flag is set to “0” for a key that is not possessed, and the possession flag is set to “1” for a possessed key.

  The selectable item information D4 is information indicating which selection items can be selected. FIG. 12 shows a specific example of selectable item information D4. In FIG. 12, the selectability flag is set to “0” for selectable items that cannot be selected, and the selectable flag is set to “1” for selectable selectable items.

  Next, the flow of processing executed by the processor 13a of the portable game device 10a based on the game program D1 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the execution of the game program D1 is started, first, in step S10 of FIG. 13, the processor 13a performs an initialization process. In this initialization process, for example, as shown in FIG. 11, the possession flag of all keys is set to “0”, and as shown in FIG. 12, “easy mode”, “difficult mode” and “B” For example, a process of setting the selectability flag for “town” to “0” and the selectability flag for “A town” to “1” is performed. Note that when resuming a game that was temporarily interrupted in the middle of the game, these flags are set according to the contents of the save data saved when the game was interrupted.

  In step S11, the processor 13a performs a game process. The game process includes, for example, a process for controlling a player character according to a signal from the input device 11, a process for controlling a non-player character based on a predetermined algorithm, and a process for generating a predetermined event in the game world. And a process of generating a game image and outputting it to the display device 12.

  In step S12, the processor 13a determines whether or not the result of the game process satisfies a predetermined condition (condition A1 or condition A2). If the predetermined condition is satisfied, the process proceeds to step S13. If not, the process proceeds to step S15.

  In step S13, the processor 13a updates the possessed key information D3. Specifically, the possession flag of the key corresponding to the satisfied condition is changed to “1”. For example, when the condition A1 is satisfied, the possession flag of the “easy mode key” is changed to “1”, and when the condition A2 is satisfied, the possession flag of the “A town key” is changed to “1”. To do.

  In step S14, the processor 13a updates the selectable item information D4. Specifically, the selection flag of the selection item corresponding to the newly obtained key is changed to “1”. For example, when the “easy mode key” is obtained, the selection flag for “easy mode” is changed to “1”. Since the “A town” selection flag is “1” from the beginning, when “A town key” is obtained, the “A town” selection flag remains “1”.

  In step S15, the processor 13a determines whether or not the user has called a setting change screen (specifically, a “difficulty level change” screen (FIG. 5) or a “switch town” screen (FIG. 6)). . If the setting change screen is called, the process proceeds to step S16, and if not, the process proceeds to step S18.

  In step S16, the processor 13a displays a setting change screen (FIGS. 5 and 6) based on the selectable item information D4. Specifically, in the selectable item information D4, a mark (23a to 23c) indicating that the selectable item cannot be selected is displayed for a select item whose selectability flag is “0”.

  In step S17, the processor 13a changes the game settings in accordance with the selection item selected by the user. For example, when the “easy mode” is selected by the user, the level of a specific enemy character in the game world is made lower than that in the “normal mode” to make the specific enemy character easier to defeat. For example, when “B town” is selected by the user, “A town” arranged at a predetermined position in the game world is changed to “B town”. That is, the town data of the game data D2 used in the game process is changed from the town data of “A town” to the town data of “B town”.

  In step S18, the processor 13a determines whether or not the user has instructed transmission / reception of the key. If the key transmission / reception is instructed, the process proceeds to step S19. If not, the process proceeds to step S22.

  In step S19, the processor 13a transmits the key whose possession flag is “1” in the possession key information D3 to the other portable game device 10b through the infrared communication device 16.

  In step S20, the processor 13a receives the key possessed by the other portable game device 10b through the infrared communication device 16.

  In step S21, the processor 13a updates the selectable item information D4 based on the received key. Specifically, in the selectable item information D4, the selectability flag of the select item corresponding to the received key is changed to “1”. For example, when a “difficult mode key” is received from another portable game apparatus 10b, the selection flag for “difficult mode” is changed to “1”.

  In step S22, the processor 13a determines whether or not to end the game. When the game is to be ended, save data (data for resuming the game from where it was interrupted at a later date) is saved in the internal storage device 14a or the external storage device 17a as necessary, and the game program D1 The execution of is terminated. The save data includes possessed key information D3 and selectable item information D4. If the game is not finished, the process returns to step S11.

10 to 13 are programs, information, and flowcharts related to the version A game, but the programs, information, and flowcharts related to the version B game are basically the same. However, the version B game is different from the version A in at least the following points.
In step S10, the “A town” selectability flag is set to “0”, and the “B town” selectability flag is set to “1”.
In step S12, it is determined whether or not the condition B1 or the condition B2 is satisfied.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, among the version A and version B games, setting items that cannot be selected simply by playing only one version are played on the other version. Can be made selectable by receiving a key obtainable by. Therefore, it is possible to prompt key transmission / reception between users who have different versions of the game and activate communication between users.

  According to the present embodiment, in the initial state, in the version A game, “A town” is arranged at a specific position in the game world, and in the version B game, basically the same as the version A game world. In the game world, “B town” is arranged instead of “A town” at the specific position. However, according to the present embodiment, for example, by receiving “B town key”, it is possible to make “B town” appear in the game world of the version A game. Similarly, by receiving “A town key”, it is possible to make “A town” appear in the game world of the version B game. Thus, for example, a user who owns a version A game program receives “B town key” from another user who owns a version B game program without purchasing a version B game program. By doing so, “B Town” can be used in the version A game. For users who own both version A game programs and version B game programs, if you want to use “B Town” while playing a version A game, you can change the settings. Since “B Town” can be easily displayed in the game world by calling the screen, the external storage media 17a and 17b storing the respective versions of the game program are replaced, or another version of the game program is started. It is convenient because it does not require any troublesome work.

  Further, according to the present embodiment, in the version A game, the “difficult mode” cannot be selected only by the normal game play, and in the version B game, the “easy mode” cannot be selected only by the normal game play. I can't choose. However, according to the present embodiment, for example, by receiving a “difficult mode key”, a “difficult mode” can be selected even in a version A game. Similarly, by receiving the “simple mode key”, the “simple mode” can be selected even in the version B game. Thus, for example, a user who owns a version A game program receives a “difficult mode key” from another user who owns a version B game program even after clearing the version A game. By this, it is possible to challenge the “difficult mode” in the version A game. Also, a user who owns a version B game program owns a version A game program even if the “normal mode” of the version B game is too difficult for the user to advance the game. By receiving “easy mode key” from other users (such as friends and family who are good at the game), the version B game can be changed to “easy mode” and the game can proceed.

  In addition, the said embodiment is only one embodiment to the last, and various modifications can be considered.

  For example, although the portable game device 10 is used in the above-described embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this, and any information processing device (for example, a stationary game device, a mobile phone, a smartphone, a desktop personal computer, a laptop computer, etc.) is used. May be.

  In the above embodiment, the key is transmitted / received by infrared communication. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the key may be transmitted / received by other arbitrary wireless communication, or the key may be transmitted via a communication cable. Transmission / reception may be performed, or key transmission / reception may be performed via a server device on the network. Further, a password or saved data may be used instead of key transmission / reception. For example, a character string (password) corresponding to a key possessed by the portable game device 10b is displayed on the display device 12b of the portable game device 10b, and the displayed character string is carried through the input device 11a of the portable game device 10a. You may input into the game device 10a. Further, for example, the possession key information D3 included in the save data stored in the mobile game device 10b may be read by the processor 13a of the mobile game device 10a.

  In the above embodiment, two portable game devices 10a and 10b are used. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and only one portable game device 10a is used to replace the two external storage devices 17a and 17b. The version A game and the version B game may be played alternately.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the key was transmitted / received between the games (game programs) of different versions of the same title, not only this but a key was transmitted / received between the games (game programs) of a different title. Also good.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, the mark (23a-23c) which shows that the said selection item cannot be selected is displayed with respect to the selection item which cannot be selected on a setting change screen (FIG. 5, FIG. 6). However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a selection item that cannot be selected may be suggested to the user by any other method. For example, items that cannot be selected may be grayed out or hidden.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the example which changes the difficulty level and town of a game, it is not restricted to this. For example, you may make it change not only a town but the arbitrary facilities or area arrange | positioned in the game world.

  In the above embodiment, a plurality of processes shown in FIG. 13 are executed by one computer (processor 13a). In another embodiment, the plurality of processes are shared by a plurality of computers. May be. In still another embodiment, some or all of the plurality of processes may be realized by a dedicated circuit.

  In the above embodiment, a plurality of processes shown in FIG. 13 are executed in one information processing apparatus (portable game apparatus 10a). However, in another embodiment, these processes are performed as a plurality of information. The processing device (for example, the portable game device 10a and the server device) may share and execute the processing.

  In the above embodiment, the game program D1 is loaded from the external storage device 17a to the main memory 15a. However, in other embodiments, the game program D1 may be loaded from the internal storage device 14a to the main memory 15a. In another embodiment, the game program D1 may be received from another portable game device 10b or a server device and loaded into the main memory 15a.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Portable game device 11 Input device 12 Display device 13 Processor 14 Internal storage device 15 Main memory 16 Wireless communication device 17 External storage device 20a-20m Selection item 21 Cursor 22 Mark which shows the selection item currently selected 23a-23c No selection Mark indicating possible selection items

Claims (15)

A game system comprising a single or a plurality of game devices,
The game system includes:
At least one input means;
First game executing means for executing a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means; and Second game executing means for executing a second game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. equipped with a,
The second game executing means is
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game is set so that it cannot be used in the second game. in response to the one game execution result satisfies the predetermined condition, seen including a second setting means for setting said specified first game data or the first game mode as it becomes available in the second game ,
The second setting means sets the game mode of a specific difficulty level that can be used in the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition. And the game system which sets so that the game mode of the said specific difficulty level can be used also in a 2nd game according to the execution result of a 1st game satisfy | filling the said predetermined conditions . The first game execution means includes
First determination means for determining whether or not an execution result of the first game satisfies a predetermined condition;
First data output enabling enabling outputting of predetermined first data indicating that the execution result of the first game satisfies the predetermined condition in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition Means, and first data output means for outputting the first data,
The second game executing means is
First data input means for inputting the first data;
The second setting means sets the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the first data is not input. The game system according to claim 1, wherein the specific first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable in the second game in response to the input of the first data. The first data output means outputs the first data by transmitting a signal indicating the first data by wireless communication,
The game system according to claim 2, wherein the first data input unit inputs the first data by receiving the signal by wireless communication.   The second setting means sets the specific facility or area existing in the game world of the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition. The specific facility or area is set to be usable in the second game in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. The game system according to item. The first game execution means includes
When the execution result of the second game does not satisfy the second predetermined condition, the specific second game data or the second game mode that can be used in the second game is set to be unavailable in the first game. Then, in response to the execution result of the second game satisfying the second predetermined condition, the specific second game data or the second game mode is set to be usable also in the first game. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , comprising one setting means. The game system includes:
The input means and the first game device including the first game execution means, and a second game device comprising said input means and said second game execution means, according to any one of claims 1-4 Game system. The game system includes:
A first storage medium storing a first game program for causing the game apparatus to function as the first game execution means, and a second game program for causing the game apparatus to function as the second game execution means A second storage medium,
The game apparatus, the first is the one of the storage medium and the second storage medium selectively available, the game system according to any one of claims 1-4. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the first game and the second game are different versions of the same game title. A game program that is executed in a game system that includes at least one input means and that is configured by a single or a plurality of game devices,
The game program stores a computer of the game device,
First game executing means for executing a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means; and Second game executing means for executing a second game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. Function as
The second game executing means is
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game is set to be unavailable in the second game. in response to the execution result has satisfied the predetermined condition, also seen including a second setting means for setting available in the particular first game data or the first game mode second game,
The second setting means sets the game mode of a specific difficulty level that can be used in the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition. And the game program which sets the game mode of the said specific difficulty level so that it can be used also in a 2nd game according to the execution result of a 1st game satisfy | filling the said predetermined conditions . A game processing method in a game system having at least one input means constituted by a single or a plurality of game devices,
A first game execution step for executing the first game in response to an instruction of the player input through the input means by the first game execution means; and an instruction of the player input through the input means by the second game execution means And a second game execution step for executing the second game according to
The second game execution step includes:
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition by the second game execution means, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game cannot be used in the second game. And a second setting step of setting the specific first game data or the first game mode to be usable in the second game in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. See
In the second setting step, when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the game mode having a specific difficulty level that can be used in the first game is set to be unavailable in the second game. And the game processing method which sets the game mode of the said specific difficulty level so that it can be used also in a 2nd game according to the execution result of a 1st game satisfy | filling the said predetermined conditions . Input means,
First game executing means for executing a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means; and Second game executing means for executing a second game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. A game device comprising:
The second game executing means is
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game is set so that it cannot be used in the second game. in response to the one game execution result satisfies the predetermined condition, seen including a second setting means for setting said specified first game data or the first game mode as it becomes available in the second game ,
The second setting means sets the game mode of a specific difficulty level that can be used in the first game to be unavailable in the second game when the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition. And the game device which sets the game mode of the said specific difficulty level so that it can be used also in a 2nd game according to the execution result of a 1st game satisfy | filling the said predetermined conditions . A game system comprising a single or a plurality of game devices,
The game system includes:
At least one input means;
First game executing means for executing a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means; and Second game executing means for executing a second game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. equipped with a,
The second game executing means is
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game is set so that it cannot be used in the second game. in response to the one game execution result satisfies the predetermined condition, seen including a second setting means for setting said specified first game data or the first game mode as it becomes available in the second game ,
The first game execution means includes
First display control means for causing a display device to display a setting change screen for allowing the user to select whether or not to use the specific first game data or the first game mode;
The first display control means displays the setting change screen in a different display mode depending on whether or not the specific first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable by the second setting means. A game system that is displayed on a device . A game program that is executed in a game system that includes at least one input means and that is configured by a single or a plurality of game devices,
The game program stores a computer of the game device,
First game executing means for executing a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means; and Second game executing means for executing a second game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. Function as
The second game executing means is
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game is set to be unavailable in the second game. in response to the execution result has satisfied the predetermined condition, also seen including a second setting means for setting available in the particular first game data or the first game mode second game,
The first game execution means includes
First display control means for causing a display device to display a setting change screen for allowing the user to select whether or not to use the specific first game data or the first game mode;
The first display control means displays the setting change screen in a different display mode depending on whether or not the specific first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable by the second setting means. A game program to be displayed on the device . A game processing method in a game system having at least one input means constituted by a single or a plurality of game devices,
A first game execution step for executing the first game in response to an instruction of the player input through the input means by the first game execution means; and an instruction of the player input through the input means by the second game execution means And a second game execution step for executing the second game according to
The second game execution step includes:
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition by the second game execution means, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game cannot be used in the second game. And a second setting step of setting the specific first game data or the first game mode to be usable in the second game in response to the execution result of the first game satisfying the predetermined condition. See
The first game execution step includes:
Including a first display control step of causing a display device to display a setting change screen for allowing the user to select whether or not to use the specific first game data or the first game mode.
In the first display control step, the setting change screen is displayed in a different display mode depending on whether or not the specific first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable in the second setting step. A game processing method for displaying on a device . Input means,
First game executing means for executing a first game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means; and Second game executing means for executing a second game in response to an instruction from the player input through the input means. A game device comprising:
The second game executing means is
When the execution result of the first game does not satisfy the predetermined condition, the specific first game data or the first game mode that can be used in the first game is set so that it cannot be used in the second game. in response to the one game execution result satisfies the predetermined condition, seen including a second setting means for setting said specified first game data or the first game mode as it becomes available in the second game ,
The first game execution means includes
First display control means for causing a display device to display a setting change screen for allowing the user to select whether or not to use the specific first game data or the first game mode;
The first display control means displays the setting change screen in a different display mode depending on whether or not the specific first game data or the first game mode is set to be usable by the second setting means. A game device displayed on the device.

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