IP Library Granted Patent US 10,946,272
Granted Patent B2
US 10,946,272 · App. 16/523,891 · Granted Mar 16, 2021

PC blaster game console

Inventors: Joshua Allan Fuchs (Granada Hills, CA); Joel Abraham Kort (Van Nuys, CA); Charles Michael Seltzer (Sag Harbor, NJ); Bob Steven Berns (Van Nuys, CA)
Assignee: Arkade, Inc.
A63F13/245A63F13/26A63F13/837
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,946,272
App. No.
16/523,891
Granted
Mar 16, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A portable gaming device includes a game console housing including a handle, a trigger, a screen holder, and a display device coupled to the screen holder. The display device includes a display. The portable gaming device also comprises a processing circuit internally coupled to the game console housing including a processor, a memory, and a network interface, wherein the processing circuit is in communication with the display device. The processing circuit generates a user interface to be displayed on the display, determines a position of the game console housing, and updates the user interface based on the determined position of the game console housing.

Claims (59)

1. A portable gaming device, the portable gaming device comprising:

a game console housing including a handle, a trigger, and a screen holder;

a position sensor within the game console housing; and

a processing circuit within the game console housing, the processing circuit including a processor, a memory, and a first network interface, wherein the processing circuit is in communication with a display device coupled to the screen holder, the display device comprising a display and a second network interface, and the position sensor, and wherein the processing circuit:

generates a user interface to be displayed on the display;

transmits, via the first network interface, the user interface to the second network interface of the display device;

determines a position of the game console housing based on data generated by the position sensor;

generates an updated user interface based on the determined position of the game console housing; and

transmits, via the first network interface, the updated user interface to the second network interface of the display device, causing the display device to update the display with the updated user interface.

2. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the game console housing further includes a barrel, and wherein the screen holder is coupled to the barrel.

3. The portable gaming device of claim 1 ,

wherein the processing circuit determines the position of the game console housing by:

receiving the data from the position sensor; and

comparing the data to a calibrated position of the game console housing.

4. The portable gaming device of claim 3 , wherein the processing circuit:

generates the updated user interface based on the comparison of the data to the calibrated position.

5. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the processing circuit generates the updated user interface by changing a position of a cursor.

6. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein generating the user interface comprises generating a virtual environment and generating the updated user interface comprises changing from a first view of the virtual environment to a second view of the virtual environment.

7. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the processing circuit further:

receives a signal corresponding to a change in a position of the trigger; and

generates the updated user interface based on the received signal corresponding to the change in the position of the trigger.

8. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the position sensor is a gyroscope that generates position data and communicates the position data to the processing circuit; and

wherein the processing circuit further converts the position data received from the gyroscope to HID compliant data.

9. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the display device:

receives, from a second device, an audiovisual data stream; and

displays the audiovisual data stream on the display.

10. The portable gaming device of claim 9 , wherein the processing circuit further:

receives an input signal corresponding to a change in position of any one of a push button, the trigger, and the position sensor; and

transmits an output signal that corresponds to the input signal to the second device, transmission of the output signal causing the second device to generate an updated audiovisual data stream and transmit the updated audiovisual data stream to the display device, triggering the display device to display the updated audiovisual data stream on the display.

11. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the game console housing further includes a pedal; and

wherein the processing circuit further receives an input corresponding to a change in position of the pedal.

12. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of push buttons, the plurality of push buttons corresponding to buttons on a keyboard.

13. The portable gaming device of claim 1 , wherein the screen holder is adjustable to be positioned at different locations on the game console housing.

14. A portable gaming system, the portable gaming system comprising:

a game console including:

a game console housing comprising a handle, a trigger, and a screen holder;

a position sensor within the game console housing; and

a first processing circuit within the game console housing, the first processing circuit including a first processor, a first memory, and a first network interface utilizing a first wireless physical communication protocol; and

an external device including:

a second processing circuit including a second processor, a second memory, a second network interface utilizing the first wireless physical communication protocol, and a third network interface utilizing a second wireless physical communication protocol different from the first wireless physical communication protocol, the second processing circuit being in communication with the first processing circuit and a display device coupled to the screen holder, the display device including a display and a fourth network interface utilizing the second wireless physical communication protocol, wherein the second processing circuit:

generates an audiovisual data stream to be displayed on the display,

transmits, via the third network interface utilizing the second wireless physical communication protocol, the audiovisual data stream to the fourth network interface of the display device,

receives, via the second network interface utilizing the first wireless physical communication protocol, an input signal including position data generated by the position sensor that corresponds to a position of the game console housing from the first network interface of the first processing circuit,

generates an updated audiovisual data stream based on the input signal, and

transmits, via the third network interface utilizing the second wireless physical communication protocol, the updated audiovisual data stream to the fourth network interface of the display device.

15. The portable gaming system of claim 14 , wherein the input signal that the second processing circuit receives from the first processing circuit corresponds to a change in position of the game console housing.

16. The portable gaming system of claim 15 , wherein updating the audiovisual data stream involves changing a position of a cursor on the display based on the input signal.

17. The portable gaming system of claim 14 , wherein generating the audiovisual data stream to be displayed on the display involves generating a virtual environment; and

generating the updated audiovisual data stream comprises changing from a first view of the virtual environment to a second view of the virtual environment.

18. The portable gaming system of claim 14 ,

wherein the input signal that the second processing circuit receives from the first processing circuit corresponds to a change of state of the trigger.

19. The portable gaming system of claim 14 , wherein the second processing circuit is in communication with the display device via a high-definition digital bit transmission technology protocol.

20. A portable gaming device, the portable gaming device comprising:

a game console housing including a handle, a trigger, and a screen holder;

a position sensor within the game console housing; and

a processing circuit within the game console housing and including a processor, a memory, and a first network interface utilizing a first wireless physical communication protocol, wherein the processing circuit:

transmits, via the first network interface utilizing the first wireless physical communication protocol, a signal including position data generated by the position sensor that corresponds to a position of the game console housing to a second network interface of a second device, the second network interface utilizing the first wireless physical communication protocol,

wherein receipt of the signal causes the second device to generate an updated user interface and transmit, via a third network interface utilizing a second wireless physical communication protocol different from the first wireless physical communication protocol, the updated user interface to a fourth network interface of a display device coupled to the screen holder, the fourth network interface utilizing the second wireless physical communication protocol, and

wherein receipt of the updated user interface causes the display device to update a user interface being displayed on a display of the display device with the updated user interface.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 4, 2020
From: FUCHS, JOSHUA ALLAN; KORT, JOEL ABRAHAM; SELTZER, CHARLES MICHAEL; BERNS, BOB STEVEN
To: ARKADE, INC.
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Continuity (1)
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