Game apparatus and storage medium having game program stored...

Amusement devices: games – Including means for processing electronic data – Player-actuated control structure

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C463S003000, C463S036000, C345S158000

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07658676

ABSTRACT:
A game apparatus obtains acceleration data representing an acceleration vector in at least two predetermined axial directions of the input device repeatedly, then calculates a change amount of each of the acceleration vectors represented by acceleration data obtained during a predetermined swing period, and then calculates an accumulated value obtained by accumulating the calculated change amounts. A swing strength of the input device is calculated based on the accumulated value. The game processing is executed using the calculated swing strength.

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