The present invention enhances enjoyability of a user by performing a display processing in which reward information indicating that a reward is granted if a player at least plays a second battle consecutively after a first battle after a win or loss of the first battle has been determined.

Methods and apparatuses for controlling a human-computer interaction interface are provided. A setting operation of a virtual prop container is received before a virtual game session is started. Configuration information of the virtual prop container is generated according to the received setting operation. The virtual game session is then started. The virtual prop container is displayed in a virtual environment of the virtual game session. In response to a prop acquisition operation performed by a virtual object on the virtual prop container, a virtual prop is granted to the virtual object according to the configuration information.

An interaction scene starting method includes displaying a play interface of a target video, the target video corresponding to a recorded play of a game; identifying a first interaction progress point of a virtual interaction scene of the game in the target video; obtaining scene interaction data corresponding to the first interaction progress point from a scene interaction server; and displaying a scene interaction image according to the scene interaction data and enabling playing the game from the first interaction progress point.

An interaction scene starting method includes displaying a play interface of a target video, the target video corresponding to a recorded play of a game; identifying a first interaction progress point of a virtual interaction scene of the game in the target video; obtaining scene interaction data corresponding to the first interaction progress point from a scene interaction server; and displaying a scene interaction image according to the scene interaction data and enabling playing the game from the first interaction progress point.

A system, method and computer program product automating time management, includes an automated time management framework using an AI engine to for making trade offs among tasks as unexpected events occur. Each day is divided into blocks of time called Skeds. Once a Sked has begun, scheduled tasks and tasks that have been manually or automatically added to the Sked are treated as a collection. It is determined if the Sked is balanced based on total available labor minutes compared time to perform uncompleted tasks. If not, a score is calculated for each uncompleted task based on its ratings, including priority, movability, optionality, difficulty, and/or unpleasantness of the task. The uncompleted tasks are ranked using the scores, and abandoned or moved to later Skeds based on the ranking until the Sked is balanced. The balancing process is repeated until the Sked is balanced and, if not, until an end thereof.

The disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) provisioning a cloud gaming environment with a plurality of containers that share a single operating system instance, (2) allocating each container within the plurality of containers to a corresponding user, (3) executing, concurrently, within each container within the plurality of containers a corresponding video game instance and (4) streaming, concurrently, from the cloud gaming environment, a video game instance from each container within the plurality of containers to a corresponding client system. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

The disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) provisioning a cloud gaming environment with a plurality of containers that share a single operating system instance, (2) allocating each container within the plurality of containers to a corresponding user, (3) executing, concurrently, within each container within the plurality of containers a corresponding video game instance and (4) streaming, concurrently, from the cloud gaming environment, a video game instance from each container within the plurality of containers to a corresponding client system. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

In some examples, an electronic device receives selection of a target image relating to an augmented reality presentation, displays, in a display screen of the electronic device, captured visual data of an environment acquired by the electronic device, and displays, in the display screen, guidance information relating to the target image to assist a user in finding a physical target, corresponding to the target image, in the captured visual data of the environment.

Techniques for creating more compelling augmented reality environments, and other computer-assisted experiences, are provided. In some embodiments, an augmented reality system, including a computer hardware- and software-based control system, controls a specialized headset and an array of sensors and actuators to produce an augmented environment with compelling display and social interaction features. In some embodiments, the augmented reality system creates and provides enhanced data access, permissions and experiences for users, based on different ratings of interactions between users. In some embodiments, a first such rating sets a level of access to gameplay leading to a second such rating. In some such embodiments, one user's experience related to another user is modified aesthetically, haptically or otherwise, depending on the levels granted by another user, among other factors.

Techniques for creating more compelling augmented reality environments, and other computer-assisted experiences, are provided. In some embodiments, an augmented reality system, including a computer hardware- and software-based control system, controls a specialized headset and an array of sensors and actuators to produce an augmented environment with compelling display and social interaction features. In some embodiments, the augmented reality system creates and provides enhanced data access, permissions and experiences for users, based on different ratings of interactions between users. In some embodiments, a first such rating sets a level of access to gameplay leading to a second such rating. In some such embodiments, one user's experience related to another user is modified aesthetically, haptically or otherwise, depending on the levels granted by another user, among other factors.