Mobile electronic video game
CA 2449797 A1 · Owner: Levesque, Louis · Inventors: Levesque, Louis
Overview
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A video gaming device includes a central gaming unit in communication with a heads-up display and a location sensing sensor. The location sensor is preferably in the form of a global positioning system satellite receiver and, senses the video gaming device's geographic location. Ideally the video , gaming, device is used in conjunction with a vehicle such as a recreational vehicle , in the form of a snowmobile, all terrain vehicle or personal watercraft. Game play is controlled by interaction with the vehicle thus combining the enjoyment , derived from operation of the vehicle with enjoyment derived from the game. Optionally, a plurality of sensors and interfaces sense the operating …
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- Filed December 4, 2003. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended December 4, 2023.
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