Amusement devices: games – Including means for processing electronic data – Perceptible output or display
Reexamination Certificate
2005-10-18
2005-10-18
Harrison, Jessica J. (Department: 3714)
Amusement devices: games
Including means for processing electronic data
Perceptible output or display
C463S001000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06955602
ABSTRACT:
A user composes a message within a video game paradigm by hitting targets in the video game environment which are associated with message component candidates such as letters, words, and phrases. Each of the message component candidate has a relative likelihood of selection predicted according to language usage in general and specifically of the user and according to the context of any portion of the message already composed. Message component candidates which are more likely to be selected by the user are associated with targets or other objectives of the video game environment which are more easily achieved. For example, more likely message components are associated more frequently and more centrally located and slower moving targets.
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Harrison Jessica J.
Ivey James D.
Ivey, Smith and Ramirez
Zi Technology Corporation LTD
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