WIRELESS COMMUNICATION GAME SYSTEM

摘要

A wireless communication game system includes a plurality of mobile game apparatuses, which function as a parent device or a child device and are capable of making a communication with each other, and broadcasts from the parent device a parent device packet including a parent device PID, a user name UserName, a game name GameName, an OC flag, an E slot, a U slot, and a payload. All the parent device packets are received from the parent device existing within a communicationable range of a user's own apparatus, and the user's own apparatus creates a parent device list, and displays the parent device list on an LCD. Therefore, a user or a player of his own apparatus looks at the game name of the parent device list, for example, and operates a cross key included in an operation key so as to select one desired parent device. Then, transmitting a child device number CID of the user's own apparatus at the E slot designated by the parent device packet, the user's own apparatus transmits a connection request to the parent device.

主权项

1. An information processing device, comprising:
processing resources, including at least one processor, configured to cause the device to operate in first and second modes, but not at the same time; a transceiver operably connected to the processing resources, the transceiver being configured to wirelessly transmit self-identifying information to, and wirelessly receive self-identifying information from, other devices within communication range of the transceiver; and a computer readable storage medium tangibly storing first and second device lists; wherein the processing resources are further configured to control the device to at least:
update the first device list stored on the computer readable storage medium to identify which devices, if any, within communication range of the transceiver is/are operating in the first mode, based on self-identifying information received therefrom by the transceiver, andupdate the second device list stored on the computer readable storage medium to identify which devices, if any, within communication range of the transceiver is/are operating in the second mode, based on self-identifying information received therefrom by the transceiver.