JP2801636B2 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a variable display having a variable display area which is provided substantially at the center of a game area formed on a game board and can execute a variable display game based on a plurality of identification information. The present invention relates to a ball game machine such as a pachinko game machine having a display device and capable of providing a special game value that is particularly advantageous to a player in connection with the stop result mode of the variable display game being a special display mode.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a ball game machine, for example, a pachinko game machine or the like includes a variable display device having a variable display area capable of executing a variable display game based on a plurality of pieces of identification information in a game area. It is known that a special game state is generated as a special game value that is particularly advantageous to a player in connection with the stop result mode being a special display body.

The above-mentioned special game state is defined as one cycle from opening of the variable prize device arranged in the game area to closing when a predetermined number of prize balls are generated for a predetermined time or when the game ball fluctuates during one cycle. When a prize is won in the continuous prize port inside the prize device, the game has been performed with the content of the game that is continued in the next cycle after the end of the cycle (after the variable prize device is once closed).

And, as the game state related to the winning or losing of the player, only the above-mentioned special game state, the player pays attention to only the game related to the occurrence of the special game state, that is, the variable display game.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Conventionally, in this kind of pachinko gaming machine, since the gaming state related to winning or losing of the player is only the special gaming state, the game content is monotonous and has little change. There was a risk of lowering the expectations of

Also, during the special game state, it is determined whether or not the cycle in the special game state is repeatedly performed depending on whether a prize is entered into the continuous winning opening inside the variable prize device at each cycle of the special game. However, since no other gaming benefits were given, the focus of the player's attention during the special gaming state was only whether or not the game ball won the continuous winning opening. There was a problem that the game in the middle became a monotonous digestive game feeling, and the interest in the game tended to be lost.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and in addition to the special game state, the game contents are varied and the expectation can be improved so as to provide a benefit to a player. In addition, during the special game state, a different game is played on the variable display device to eliminate the monotony of the game and enhance the interest, and even if the different game is played on the variable display device, the special game state may be generated. It is an object of the present invention to provide a ball-and-shooting game machine capable of recognizing a special display mode related to the above.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a ball game machine according to the present invention provides a plurality of identification information provided substantially at the center of a game area (2) formed on a game board (1). Variable display device (20) having a variable display area (for example, a first variable display 241) capable of executing a variable display game according to the present invention, and control means (for controlling execution of the variable display game on the variable display device) For example, accessory control device: microcomputer 800, ROM801, R
AM802), and the stop result mode of the variable display game executed under the control of the control means is a special display mode (for example, "3,3,3", "7,7,7", etc.). In a ball game machine (for example, a pachinko game machine) capable of providing a special game value that is particularly advantageous to the player in connection with the above, the control means includes a player separately from the special game value. Control of an additional display game (for example, variable display in the variable display unit 241b) relating to whether or not to provide an additional game value that is additionally advantageous to the user (for example, the routines R224, R238,
R240, R242, R244, R246, R248) and additional game control means for controlling the execution of the additional display game by a game different from the variable display game (for example, an accessory control device: a man computer 800, ROM801, RAM802), wherein the additional game control means executes the additional display game based on the occurrence of the special display mode. When the additional display game is executed, the special display mode is stopped and displayed. The additional display game is executed by using the variable display area described above and including identification information relating to the special display mode (for example, the display of the left and right variable display sections 242a and 242c remains in the state of the big hit). It was configured as follows.

[Operation] According to the present invention, a special game value is given in connection with the stop result mode of the variable display game executed in the variable display area of the variable display device becoming the special display mode. In addition, the additional game control means changes the additional display game related to whether or not to provide an additional game value advantageous to the player separately from the special game value based on the occurrence of the special display mode. It is played by a different game. The additional game control means executes the additional display game based on the occurrence of the special display mode, and when executing the additional display game, uses the variable display area in which the special display variant is stopped and displayed. The additional display game is executed by including the identification information relating to the special display mode.

Accordingly, since an additional game value can be added in addition to the special game value, a game with a high sense of expectation can be provided to the player. In addition, since the additional display game is performed by a game different from the variable display game, the game content is rich in change, and the interest is improved.

In addition, since the additional display game is executed based on the occurrence of the special display mode, the special game state (the state in which the special game value is provided) does not become a monotonous digestive game as in the related art, and is highly interesting. You can play games.

Further, since the additional display game is performed using the variable display area in which the special display mode is stopped and displayed, the variable display game and the additional display game can be viewed in the same display area without changing the viewpoint. You can concentrate on Also, there is no need to separately provide a variable display for the additional display game, and the display can be performed with one variable display, so that cost can be prevented and there is no restriction on the arrangement space in the game area.

Furthermore, since the additional display game is executed by using the variable display area in which the special display mode is stopped and displayed, and including the identification information related to the special display mode, the additional display game is related to the special display mode by executing the additional display game. It is possible to prevent the identification information from becoming unrecognizable, and it is possible to execute the additional display game while allowing the player and the attendant to recognize the identification information relating to the special display mode.

First Embodiment FIG. 1 shows an example of the configuration of the front of a game board 1 of a pachinko gaming machine exemplified as a ball game machine to which the present invention is applied. A guide rail 3 for guiding a hit ball fired by a hit ball firing device (not shown) driven by an operation dial to an upper portion of the game board 1 is provided, and the guide rail 3 on the front face of the game board 1 and a glass plate. The game area 2 is provided in the enclosed space.

In the center of the game board 1, there are three variable display sections for performing a variable display game for generating a special game right.
A first variable display 241 exemplified as a variable display area having 241a to 241c (emits green light), and a second variable display 242 for performing a variable display game for generating a right of an additional game (additional game). (Light emitting in red) and a variable display device 20 as a gaming device having a prize storage display unit 272 and the like.
Is installed.

Below the variable display device 20, a variable winning device 70 is provided. The variable winning device 70 can be converted into a first state which is disadvantageous to the player and a second state which is advantageous to the player, and a state in which the game ball can be easily won depending on the game result of the first variable display 241. (A second state advantageous to the player). A large winning opening (winning portion) 71b opened and closed by a pair of movable members 74, 74 is provided above the variable winning device 70. Further, a continuation number display 726 and a winning number display 727 are provided at the lower center.

In addition, between the variable display device 20 and the variable prize device 70 and the left and right positions of the variable prize device 70, the start prize 6,
8,8 are arranged.

Red and green lamps are built in the left and right sides of the game area 2, and side lamp devices 13 as additional game occurrence notification means for notifying the execution of the additional game by alternately blinking them.
0,130 are provided, and a general winning opening 4 is installed at each of the left and right sides of the variable display device 20 and at a position obliquely above the starting winning openings 8,8.

At an appropriate position in the game area 2, a plurality of hitting direction conversion members 13 called windmills are rotatably installed, and a number of obstacle nails 9 are planted.

In addition, an out ball collection port 19 is provided at the lower center of the game area 2.

In the upper part of the game board 1, there are a safe lamp 122 which is temporarily turned on when a game ball has won the above-mentioned prize section 4, 6, 8 or the like, and a storage tank (not shown in the figure) on the back side of the pachinko machine. A lack-of-ball indicator lamp 123 is provided, which lights when there is a shortage of stored commodity balls as spare balls.

In addition, detectors 6a (SW ₁ ), 8a (SW ₂ ), which detect the game balls flowing into the respective flow paths of the start winning prize ports 6, 8, 8,
8a (SW ₃₎ is installed. A special (continuous) prize detector 751 (SW ₅ ) for detecting a game ball passing therethrough is installed at a specific position (the center position in this embodiment) in the special winning opening 71b of the variable prize device 70. A winning number detector 752 (SW ₆ ) for detecting all the game balls flowing into the special winning opening 71b is installed on the downflow path in the special winning opening 71b.

The pachinko gaming machine 100 schematically configured as described above is generally controlled as follows by a control unit (accessory control device) such as a microcomputer installed in the pachinko gaming machine.

When electricity is supplied to the pachinko gaming machine 100 by operating a power switch (not shown), a winning storage display unit of the variable display device 20 is displayed.
A normal game display is made on each part, such as blinking 272 flowing.

During the normal game, an arbitrary number or the like is displayed on the first variable display 241 and the second variable display 242 of the variable display device 20. In addition, the movable members 74, 74 of the variable winning device 70 are closed so as not to receive game balls in the large winning opening 71b, and the display of the continuous number display 726 and the winning number display 727 are “0” respectively. It is displayed.

At the time of this normal game, the game ball hit into the game area 2 by the operation of the hitting ball launching device (not shown) starts the winning prize port 6,
When finished in one of 8,8, their starting winning detectors 6a installed in the internal flow path _{(SW 1), 8a (SW} 2), 8a (S
W ₃ ) is detected by the corresponding one. The detection is closed, and the number of winnings (in this embodiment, 4
) Is displayed as the number of lighting of the winning storage display unit 272 of the variable display device 20.

On the basis of the winning storage, the change of the variable display of the first variable display 241 and the second variable display 242 is started, and one of the lighting states of the winning storage display unit 272 is turned off. . Then, when a predetermined time has elapsed from the start of the change of the variable display (or when the stop switch is operated by the player after the start of the change of the variable display, the change of the display is stopped in order.

Such a variable display game using the variable display device 20 is repeatedly performed based on the winning memory in the start winning openings 6, 8, 8.

As a result, the stop display mode of the first variable display 241 is a combination of a specific number display and the like (in this embodiment, a combination of "3,3,3", "7,7,7"). When this happens, a special game right called a jackpot is generated.

Here, the special game mode performed based on the right of the special game is a game mode in which the player is provided with a lot of chances of obtaining a prize ball, for example, the movable members 74, 74 of the variable winning device 70.
When a predetermined number (for example, 10) of game balls are won in the large winning opening 71b of the variable winning device 70 before the predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds) is released for one cycle (however, when the predetermined time elapses) The release up to that point is one cycle)
As a continuation condition (cycle update condition), it is assumed that the special prize (continuous) prize detector 751 (SW ₅ ) flows into the center of the large winning opening 71b of the variable prize device 70 during each cycle and is detected by the special (continuous) prize detector 751. It is performed continuously for up to 10 cycles.

At the time of this special game mode, to inform the occurrence,
An electronic sound is emitted from a speaker (not shown). At the same time, the blinking of a special game state display lamp (described later) of the variable display device 20 or the variable winning device 70 is started.

The number of game balls that have won the special winning opening 71b during each cycle of the special game is displayed on the winning number display 727, and the number of continuous special game cycles is displayed on the continuous number display 726. Further, during each cycle, when the continuation condition of the cycle of the special game is satisfied, a continuation condition satisfaction display lamp (described later) of the variable winning device 70 is turned on, and is turned off when the next new cycle is started.

When the special game mode ends, the game returns to the normal game state again.

By the way, the stop display as a result of the variable display game by the first variable display device 241 generates a special game right (in this embodiment, "3,3,
At the same time as “3”, “9,9,9”, etc., at the same time, the stop display as a game result by the second variable indicator 242 is displayed in a specific display mode (in this embodiment, “ 7 ", the right to the additional game is generated. When the right to the game is generated, the right and left side lamps are used.
The 130, 130 red and green lamps are alternately flashed to notify the player.

Here, the right to the additional game is a right to play a game for generating a right to an additional game to perform an additional game in addition to the special game.

Central game ball is finished in the winning hole in winning opening 71b of the variation winning device 20 during the special game when the rights of the additional game occurs is detected in a special (continuous) winning detector 751 (SW ₅₎ Then, based on the detection signal, an additional game (additional display game) different from the variable display game in which only the display of the central variable display section 241b of the first variable display 241 is changed. In this embodiment, this additional game is limited to once during each cycle of the special game.

Then, the left and right variable display units 242a, 242 in which the stop display as a result of the additional game is in a state where the first variable display 241 is stopped (display state when a big hit occurs).
When the display matches c, the right to the additional game is generated.

Here, the right to the additional game means that the player is given a greater chance of acquiring a prize ball by a game in which the variable prize device is converted into a state in which the game ball is less likely to win than the special game in addition to the special game. In this embodiment, the right is executed after the end of the cycle of the special game that generated the right of the additional game. Then, as the content of the additional game, in the case of this embodiment,
A predetermined time (for example, 5 minutes) of the movable members 74, 74 of the variable winning device 70
The opening of a second) as one cycle, that central to the game balls in winning opening 71b of the variation winning device 70 during each cycle is detected in a special and flows (continued) winning detector 751 (SW ₅₎ The continuation condition (cycle update condition) is, for example, continuously performed up to a maximum of five cycles.

In the case of this embodiment, when the right of the additional game is generated, the variable winning device 20 is set for each cycle of the special game.
The condition to be detected winning opening center game balls in 71b is winning special its winning opening (continued) winning detector 751 (SW _5), the first variable display 241 only once An additional game in which only the display on the central variable display section 241b is changed is performed. Then, when the right of the additional game is generated as a result of the additional game, the additional game is performed after the end of the cycle of each special game in which the right is generated.

When the right of the special game is not generated as a variable display game by the first variable display 241 performed based on the winning of the start winning opening 6, 8, 8, even if the right of the second variable display 242 is changed. Even if the stop display as a result of the display game has a specific display mode (for example, “7”), it does not occur with the right of the additional game alone.

Next, a configuration example of the variable display device 20 will be described with reference to FIGS.

2 shows an overall perspective view of the variable display device 20 as viewed obliquely from the front, FIG. 3 shows an exploded perspective view thereof, and FIG. 4 shows a longitudinal sectional side view thereof.

Referring to these figures, the variable display device 20 will be described.
Is a front frame 210 that constitutes a main part of the front outer shape, a display plate 220 that is attached to close the opening 211 of the front frame 210 from the back side, and surrounds the periphery on the back side of the front frame 210. Frame, attached to the display panel 220, a variable display unit 240 installed in the enclosure 230 on the back side of the display plate 220, and mounted on the back side of the display plate 220 to cover the variable display unit 240. And a covering frame 260.

The front frame 210 constitutes a main part of the front outer shape of the variable display device 20, a display opening 211 is provided at a central portion, and a mounting plate portion 212 is provided around the periphery in a flange shape. . When the variable display device 20 is mounted on the mounting opening 1a (FIG. 4) provided in the game board 1, the mounting plate 212 is brought into close contact with the front side of the mounting opening. Installed. In such a state, the variable display device 20 has a front portion protruding into the game area 2 and a rear portion protruding behind the game board 1.

An armor member 270 is attached to an upper portion on the front side of the front frame 210.

A general winning opening 213 called a natural winning opening is provided at the center of the upper end of the front frame 210, and a winning guide 271 for guiding a game ball into the general winning opening 213 is provided at an upper end of the armor member 270. I have.

In addition, an opening 214 is provided in the upper part of the front frame 210,
270 has a plurality of opening windows 272a. And
To be visible to the player through these opening windows 272a,
The storage display unit 280 is attached to the back of the front frame 210.

The storage display unit 280 includes a substrate 281 mounted on the back side of the front frame 210 and a winning storage display lamp 283 mounted on the front side of the substrate 281. When the storage display unit 280 is attached to the front frame 210, the winning storage display lamp 283 is
The armature 270 has reached the corresponding opening window 272a through the 214. An armor frame 215 is provided at the rear upper end of the front frame 210 so as to protrude rearward. In the armor frame 215, the game balls flowing into the general winning opening 213 as the natural winning opening are provided. A guide gutter 216 for guiding to the back side is attached, and a lid plate 217 for closing the opening and the rear end opening of the guide gutter 216 is attached to the rear end opening of the armor frame 215.

Decorative window member mounting windows 218, 218 are provided on both left and right sides of the display opening 211 of the front frame 210, and these mounting windows 218, 218 are provided.
18 Semi-translucent decorative window tail members 219, 219
Is attached.

The display plate 220 is for making the variable display unit 240 described later and the light of the decorative lamp beautifully visible to the player, and is made of a transparent or translucent material.
Is mounted on the back side of the front frame 210 in a state where the display opening 211 is closed.

An antireflection member 225 is attached to the middle part on the back side of the display plate 220 so that a variable display described later can be easily viewed.

The surrounding frame 230 is attached along the back side of the display opening 211 of the front frame 210 so as to cover the side of the display plate 220.

The variable display unit 240 is for playing a variable display game or having an illumination effect, and is attached to the back side of the display plate 220 so as to be accommodated in the surrounding frame 230.

The variable display unit 240 includes a substrate 245 attached to the display plate 220, and a first variable display including three variable display portions 241a, 242b, and 241c that emit green light on a front side inner cover portion of the substrate 245. 241 is attached. A second variable display 242 that emits red light through the substrate 248 is provided at the center of the front upper part of the substrate 245, and the upper and lower parts of the front side of the substrate 245 are respectively provided with a mounting substrate. Numerous right generation display lamps 246 for colorfully displaying the periphery of the variable indicators 241 and 242 via 248 and 249 are provided, and special game state display lamps 247 are provided at both left and right ends of the middle section.

The cover frame 260 is for protecting the wiring on the back side of the substrate 245 of the variable display unit 240 so as not to be damaged, and is attached to the back side of the base flaw 245 so as to cover the wiring on the back side.

In FIG. 4, the one denoted by reference numeral 702 is a glass plate.

5 to 8 show a detailed configuration example of the variable winning device 70.

The variable winning device 70 is a mounting opening of the game board 1 (not shown).
Is provided with a component base frame 71 attached to the device. A display unit as shown in FIG.
72 and a surrounding frame 73 covering the same are attached, and movable members 74, 74 are attached to the upper part on the front side thereof. Further, a rear frame 75 and a drive source mounting board 78 are mounted on the back of the variable winning device 70.

The component base frame 71 is a mounting opening of the game board 1 (not shown).
And a mounting plate portion 71a which is mounted in close contact with a front side of a mounting opening (not shown) of the game board 1 and a large winning prize is formed on an inner upper portion thereof. A mouth 71b is provided. This big winning opening 7
On the front side of the component base frame 71 above the central portion of 1b, an armor portion 71c is provided so as to project the game balls flowing down there to the right and left. As shown in FIG. 7, a winning ball path entrance room 71d is provided on the back side of the constituent base frame 71 so that all the game balls flowing into the large winning opening 71b once reach the winning ball processing room 71d. Has become. In the winning ball processing room 71d, a pair of special (continuous) winning detector mounting frames 71e, 71e protrude from the lower central portion on the back side of the big winning opening 71d. Insertion grooves 71i, 71i are formed in opposing portions of these mounting frames 71e, 71e, respectively.

The display unit 72 displays the number of winnings in the special winning opening 71b during each cycle of the special game or displays the number of continuations of the special game, and is attached to the front lower center of the component base frame 71. Have been.

The display unit 72 is attached to a substrate 721 attached to the lower part on the front side of the constituent base frame 71, a continuous number indicator 726 and a winning number indicator 727 attached to the center of the front side of the holding plate 721, and the periphery thereof. And a game state display lamp 723. The continuation number display 726 and the winning number display 727 display the number of continuations of each cycle, and display the number of game balls that have won the special winning opening 71b during each cycle of the special game. For example, a 7-segment type numeric display is used. The indicators 726,727
The lead wire 724 of the gaming state display lamp 723 is led through a wiring processing hole 71f provided near the end of the component base frame 71.

The surrounding frame 73 covers the display unit 72 and guides the game ball into the large winning opening 71b of the component base frame 71, and covers the display unit 72 at the lower front side of the component base frame 71. Installed.

This surrounding frame 73 is made of a semi-translucent material in the shape of a container having a rear opening, and a lens window 73a for enlarging and displaying the display of the continuation number display 726 and the winning number display 727 at the front center thereof. Is provided. The upper surface of the upper wall of the surrounding frame 73 is a flow-down guide surface 73b that is inclined so that the large winning opening 71b side of the component base frame 71 is lower. Siege frame 7
Radiation holes 73c, 73c for releasing heat from the indicators 726, 727 and the game state display lamp 723 to the outside at appropriate positions of 3
Are formed.

The movable members 74, 74 fluctuate between a state in which game balls flowing down the game area 2 (FIG. 1) cannot flow into the special winning opening 71b of the component base frame 71 and a state in which the game balls can flow. The large winning opening 71b of the component base frame 71 is installed on the left and right sides of the surrounding frame 73 so as to be openable and closable with each other.

The movable members 74, 74 have a shape corresponding to the shape of the special winning opening 71b (in this embodiment, an arc shape), and a support shaft 741 and a guide pin 742 are attached to the back side of each base. The support shafts 741 are provided in bearings 71g, 71g provided on both left and right sides of the special winning opening 71b of the constituent base frame 71, and guide pins 742, 742 are provided in the bearing 71.
g and 71g are inserted into arcuate guide holes 71h and 71h provided around the g. Then, while being guided by the guide pins 742, 742, the movable member 7
4, 74 are rotatable in a state of being substantially slid on the front surface of the component base frame 71. When the movable members 74, 74 are closed, their leading ends are in the state of being close to the left and right sides of the armor portion 71c protruding from the front side of the component base frame 71 to the upper center of the special winning opening 71b.

The rear frame 75 constitutes a rear wall of the winning ball processing chamber 71d provided on the back side of the component base frame 71, and the large winning opening 71b
The game balls that have flowed into the winning ball processing chamber 71d through the game ball 1 are collected and discharged toward a winning ball processing device (not shown) on the back side of the game board 1, and the back side of the winning ball processing chamber 71d of the component base frame 71 is closed. It is installed in the state where it was done.

The rear frame 75 is made of semi-translucent material and the winning ball processing room 71d
And a collecting channel portion 75b for collecting game balls flowing into the winning ball processing chamber 71d and flowing out toward a winning ball processing device (not shown) on the back side of the game board 1. I have. The upper portion and the left and right side portions of the collecting channel portion 75b are integrally formed with the flat plate portion 75a, and the rear and bottom portions are formed as separate lid frames 753, and then integrally attached by bolts 754,754. Detection switch SW ₅ of the top center specially in (continued) winning detector 751 of the set channel unit 75b, also in its lower are installed detection switch SW ₆ of the winning number detector 752.

The special (continuation) winning detector 751 is installed in a state where it is inserted from the front of the mounting frame 75c into a mounting frame 75c which is provided at the center of the upper part of the collecting channel portion 75b with front and rear openings, and is installed. In this state, the rear end of the special (continuous) winning detector 751 is provided with a stopper piece 75d (eighth) provided at the rear end of the mounting frame 75c.
(Fig.) Is stopped so that you cannot retreat any further. In the installed state, the detecting section 751a at the tip of the special (continuous) winning detector 751 projects in front of the rear frame 75. The detecting portion 751b protruding forward is provided with the continuous winning detector mounting frames 71e, 71e on the back side of the constituent base frame 71.
The insertion grooves 71i, 71i are supported in a state of being fitted into the insertion grooves 71i, and the tip thereof is in contact with the back surface of the front wall of the winning ball processing chamber 71d as shown in FIG. In this manner, the special (continuous) prize detector 751 is held and incorporated in the variable prize winning device 70, whereby the special (continuous) prize detector 751
It does not require the screwing of the 751 or the like, and is easy to incorporate into the variable winning device 70. Then, when the game ball flowing into the center of the special winning opening 71b is detected through the detection hole 751b of the detection section 751a of the special (continuation) winning detector 751, the continuation condition of the special game is satisfied. Has become. Also,
When the right of the additional game is generated, the additional game for generating the right of the additional game is performed based on the detection. When the additional game is performed, the continuation condition of the additional game is satisfied by the detection. ing.

On the other hand, the above-mentioned winning number detector 752 is shown in FIGS.
As shown in the figure, it is installed in a state where it is inserted into a mounting frame 753a provided with both left and right ends opened at the bottom of a lid frame 753 constituting the collecting flow path portion 75b, and the detecting portion 752a at the tip thereof is assembled. It faces the outlet of the flow path section 75b. All the game balls flowing into the winning ball processing room 71d from the large winning opening 71b are detected by the detecting unit 752.
The detection is performed through the detection hole 752b of a.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, one end of the lower piece 753b of the mounting frame 753a is free in the form of a cantilever, and the lower piece 753b is inserted when the winning number detector 752 is inserted into the mounting frame 753a.
b is elastically deformed so that it can be easily inserted.

Further, a lamp substrate 76 is mounted on the rear upper portion of the rear frame 75 via mounting columns 75d, 75d. This lamp board 76
A continuation condition satisfaction display lamp 76a is provided at the center on the front side of the camera.

The bases of the crank members 77, 77 are attached to the rear ends of the support shafts 741, 741 of the movable members 74, 74 projecting rearward from the rear frame 75 via the bearings 71g, 71g of the constituent base frame 71.

The drive source mounting lid 78 includes a mounting plate 781 mounted on the component base frame 71 from the rear side of the rear frame 75, a solenoid 783 as a driving source mounted on the back side of the mounting plate 781 via an angle 782, and the solenoid. And an operating member 785 attached to the operating rod 784 of 783.

The mounting plate 781 is bolted (not shown) from a rear side of the rear frame 75 to a plurality of mounting posts 71k projecting from the rear side of the component base frame 71 through a plurality of mounting holes 781a formed in the mounting plate 781. And so on.

The angle 782 is for mounting the solenoid 783 on the back side of the mounting plate 781, and is formed, for example, in a U-shape, and is mounted on the back side of the mounting plate 781 with bolts or the like.

The solenoid 783 has an operating rod 784 that contracts when excited and expands when demagnetized due to the extension of the return spring 784a.

The operating member 785 transmits the expansion and contraction motion (reciprocating linear motion) of the operating rod 784 to the crank members 77, 77, and is attached to the operating rod 784.

The operating member 785 includes a pair of left and right guide pieces 785a, 785a and a pair of left and right long slot-shaped engagement holes 785b, 785b.

The attached guide pieces 785a, 785a prevent the operating member 785 from swinging due to the operating rod 784, and the angle 782
In sliding contact with the left and right end surfaces of the In this way, the deflection of the operating member 785 is prevented, so that the pair of movable members 74, 74 can be smoothly operated by one solenoid 783.

The engagement holes 785b, 785b transmit reciprocating motion (elevation movement) of the operating member 785 to the crank members 77, 77 as rotating power, and a shaft at the rear end of the tip of the crank member 77, 77 is inserted into the engagement holes 785b, 785b. 771 and 771 are inserted.

The variable winning device 70 configured as described above, during a normal game, the solenoid 783 as a drive source is demagnetized and the operating rod 784 and the operating member 785 are lowered, so that the arm portions 77a of the crank members 77, 77 , 77a has an inverted "C" shape when viewed from the front, the movable members 74, 74 are closed in a "C" shape, and the game ball cannot be won in the large winning opening 71b. However, during the special game state, the solenoid 783 as a drive source is excited to operate the operating rod 784 and the operating member 78.
5 is raised, the arm portions 77a of the crank members 77, 77,
77a is shaped like a letter "C" when viewed from the front, and the movable member 74,
74 is opened in the shape of an inverted "C", and the state is such that the game ball can win in the large winning opening 71b.

FIG. 9 shows a pachinko gaming machine configured as described above.
FIG. 2 shows an example of a control block diagram of an accessory control device exemplified as a control means and an additional game control means provided in 100. FIG.

In the figure, the reference numeral 800 denotes a control chip microcomputer (CP
U).

The microcomputer 800 includes a ROM (fixed data storage means) 801 as a read-only memory along an address bus and a data bus, and an R as a readable and writable memory.
An AM (variation data storage means) 802, a buffer gate 803, an output port 804, a sound generator 805, and the like are provided.

The ROM 801 has a control data area and a display symbol storage area, and the ROM 801 has various lamps 272, 126, 130, 76a, 247, 723 during normal games, special games, and additional games.
In addition to fixed data such as blinking of the variable, the opening and closing control program of the movable members 74, 74 of the variable winning device 70, display data on the variable display device 20, fixed data such as a control program of the variable display game by the variable display device 20, etc. It is remembered. The RA
M802 is a start winning detector 6 installed in the start winning opening 6,8,8
a (SW ₁ ), 8a (SW ₂ ), 8a (SW ₃ ), counting the detection signals from the winning number detector 752 (SW ₆ ) installed in the variable winning device 70 and temporarily storing them. Special (continuation) prize detector
A storage unit and the like for temporarily storing the detection signal from the 751 are provided.

The microcomputer 800 is connected to a power supply circuit 808 and a frequency dividing circuit 809 for generating a reference time.

The buffer winning gates 803 are connected to the start winning detectors 6a (SW ₁ ) and 8a (S
_{W 2), 8a (SW 3} ), winning number detector 752 (SW _6), Special (continued) winning detector 751 (SW ₅₎ and the stop switch
120 (SW ₄ ) is connected, and detection signals from these detectors and the like are input to the microcomputer 800 via the low-pass filter 806 and the buffer gate 803.

In addition, the output port 804 is connected to the variable display device 20, the winning storage display unit 272, the continuation number display 7 through the driver 807.
26, winning number display 727, side lamps 130 and 130, big hit display lamps 723 and 247, continuation condition satisfaction display lamp 76a and the solenoid 783 of the variable winning device 70 are continued, these receive various control commands from the microcomputer 800,
Each operation such as a normal game, a variable display game, a special game, and an additional game is performed.

Further, a speaker 811 is attached to the sound generator 805 via an amplifier 810, and emits various electronic sounds according to a command from the microcomputer 800.

FIG. 10 shows a flowchart as an example of a procedure of a normal game process performed by the microcomputer 800 and a variable display game process performed during the normal game process.

When the power of the pachinko gaming machine is turned on, first, in a routine R2, initial settings such as resetting a storage counter, a variable display timer, a big hit flag and a double big hit flag are performed, and then the routine shifts to a routine R4.

In the routine R4, it is determined whether or not the big hit flag is “1” (whether or not a big hit has occurred).
When it is determined that it is not “1” (no big hit has occurred), the process directly proceeds to the routine R8, and when it is determined that it is “1” (big hit has occurred), the eleventh routine is executed in the routine R6. After the big hit processing shown in the figure is performed, the flow shifts to routine R8. Since the big hit flag is reset in the first cycle, the routine always goes to the routine R8.

In the routine R8, it is determined whether or not the double big hit flag is "1" (whether or not the right of the additional game is generated), and it is not "1" (the right of the additional game is generated). When it is determined that there is no), the process directly proceeds to the routine R12, and when it is determined that the value is “1” (the right of the additional game is generated), the routine R1 is performed.
At 0, the double big hit processing shown in FIGS. 12 (A) and 12 (B) is performed, and then the routine shifts to the routine R12. In the first cycle, the double jackpot flag has been reset, so routine R1
Move to 2.

Whether start winning detector and gaming ball winning in any of the starting winning opening 6,8,8 in routine R12 (SW _1, SW _2, the corresponding detectors of the SW ₃₎ is turned on When it is determined that the switch has not been turned on, the process proceeds to a routine R20, and when it is determined that the switch has been turned on, the process proceeds to a routine R14.

As a result, when the routine shifts to the routine R14, it is determined whether or not the storage counter has reached the maximum winning storage number "4" in the routine R14, and when it is determined that the storage counter has not reached "4", the routine R16 is executed. If the storage counter is incremented by "1" and the storage display is updated so as to additionally light one lamp of the prize storage display section 272 in the next routine R18, the routine proceeds to the routine R22, and if it has reached "4". When the determination is made, the process directly proceeds to the routine R22.

On the other hand, when the routine shifts from the routine R12 to the routine R20, the storage counter is set to “0” in the routine R20.
It is determined whether or not it is larger (whether there is a winning memory remaining). If it is determined that it is not larger than "0" (no winning memory remains), the routine is performed as it is.
The process proceeds to R30, and if it is determined that the value is greater than “0” (the winning memory remains), the process proceeds to the routine R22.

As a result, when the process proceeds to the routine R22, it is determined whether or not the variable display timer is operating in the routine R22 (whether or not the variable display device 20 is playing the variable display game). . As a result of the determination, the variable display timer is not operating (the variable display device 20).
When the variable display game is not being performed, the three variable display portions 241a (A), 241b (B), and 241c of the first variable display 241 are determined in routines R24 to R28.
(C) starts changing the display with the green emission color, starts changing the display on the variable display section (D) of the second variable display 242 with the red emission color, and starts the variable display timer. After performing the processing, the flow shifts to the routine R30. On the other hand, when it is determined that the variable display timer is operating (the variable display game is being played by the variable display device 20), the process directly proceeds to the routine R30.

In the routine R30, it is determined whether or not the variable display timer has expired. If it is determined that the variable display timer has not been terminated, the process proceeds to the routine R32, and it is determined whether or not the stop switch has been turned on. If it is determined that none of them is present, the process returns to the routine R4 until it is determined that any one of them is reached, and performs the processing of the routine R4 and the subsequent steps.
When it is determined in R30 and R32 that the variable display timer has expired or the stop switch has been turned on, the process proceeds to routine R34, and the variable display section 241a of the first variable display 241
(A), 241b (B), 241c (C) and second variable display
After the change of the display of the variable display section (D) of 242 is stopped, the process proceeds to the routine R36.

In routine R36, the first
Variable display units 241a (A), 241b (B), 2
It is determined whether or not the displays of 41c (C) are all the same (double-eye) (whether or not the display mode is such that a big hit is generated). And, as a result, the first variable display
When it is determined that the displays of the variable display units 241a (A), 241b (B), and 241c (C) of 241 are not all the same (the display mode is not a big hit), the routines R44 to R48 are performed. To reset the variable display timer, count down the "1" of the storage counter, turn off one lamp of the winning storage display unit 272, and then return to the routine R4. On the other hand, the variable display section 241a of the first variable display 241
When it is determined that the displays of (A), 241b (B), and 241c (C) are all the same (the display mode is such that a big hit is generated), the routine shifts to routine R38.

As a result, when the routine shifts to the routine R38, it is determined whether or not the stop display of the variable display portion (D) of the second variable display 242 is "7" in the routine R38 (the display for generating the right to the additional game). Is determined), and when it is determined that it is not “7” (the display does not indicate the right to the additional game), it is determined that only the special game right (big hit) is generated in the routine R40. After the big hit flag is set to "1", the process proceeds to the routine R44, and when it is determined that the value is "7" (display for generating the right of the additional game), the routine R42 is performed.
It is determined that the right of the special game with the right of the additional game has been generated and the double jackpot flag is set to "1", and then the routine R44 is executed.
Move to Then, in the routines R44 to R48, the variable display timer is reset, the storage counter is counted down by "1",
After performing processing such as turning off one lamp of the winning storage display unit 272, the process returns to the routine R4.

FIG. 11 shows a flowchart as an example of a jackpot game processing procedure performed by the microcomputer 800.

First, in the routine R100, it is determined whether or not the wait timer is operating. When it is determined that the wait timer is operating, the process directly proceeds to the routine R112, and when it is determined that the wait timer is not operating, the process proceeds to the routine R102. In the first cycle, since the wait timer is not operating, the routine always goes to the routine R102.

In the routine R102, it is determined whether or not the jackpot timer is in operation. When it is determined that the jackpot timer is not in operation, the process proceeds to the routine R104. Solenoid 783
Are excited to open the movable members 74, 74, and then the routine shifts to the routine R120. In the first cycle, since the big hit timer is not operating, the routine always goes to the routine R104.

As a result, when the process proceeds to the routine R104, the cycle counter (continuation number counter) is set to “0” in the routine R104, and the display of the continuation number display 726 is set to “1”.
After that, the routine goes to the routine R106. And the routine
In R106, the wait timer 1 and the big hit timer are set to "0", the winning number counter is set to "0", the winning number display of the winning number display 727 is set to "0", and the continuation flag is set to "0". . Thereafter, a big hit display such as turning on a special game right occurrence display lamp is performed in a routine R108, and a wait timer (2 seconds) is started in a next routine R110, and then the routine proceeds to a routine R112.

When the process proceeds to the routine R112, it is determined whether or not the wait timer has expired in the routine R112, and when it is determined that the wait timer has not been completed, the process directly proceeds to the routine R8 of the normal game process of FIG. In this case, the movable member 7 is reset by resetting the wait timer 1, starting the big hit timer, and exciting the solenoid (AT solenoid) of the variable winning device 20 in the routines R114 to R118.
After opening 4,74, the routine proceeds to routine R120.

Determines whether continuation winning detector 751 (SW ₅₎ is turned on in the routine 120, when it is determined that did not turned on as it shifts to the routine R130, proceeds to the routine R122 when it is determined that an ON I do.

In the routine R122, it is determined whether or not the cycle counter (continuation number counter) has become "9". When it is determined that the cycle counter has not become "9", the process proceeds to the routine R124, and when it is determined that the value has become "9". The process directly proceeds to the routine R130.

In the routine R124, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag is “1” (whether or not the continuation condition is already satisfied), and it is not “1” (the continuation condition is not yet satisfied). When the determination is made, the continuation flag is set to "1" in the routine R126, the fact that the continuation condition is satisfied is stored, the continuation condition satisfaction display lamp 76a is turned on in the next routine R128, and the routine proceeds to the routine R130. If it is determined that the condition has been satisfied (the continuation condition has already been satisfied), the process directly proceeds to the routine R130.

In the routine R130 determines whether the winning number detector 752 (SW ₆₎ is turned on, the process proceeds directly to the routine R138 when it is determined that did not turned on, winning the routine R132 when it is determined that an ON The number counter is incremented by "1" and the next routine R1
After updating the winning number display of the winning number display 727 at 34, the routine proceeds to routine R136.

In the routine R136, it is determined whether or not the count of the winning number counter has reached `` 10 ''. If it is determined that the count has not been reached, the process proceeds to the routine R138, and if it is determined that the count has been reached, the cycle counter is reset in the routine R140. +1 "
Counts up and continues in the next routine R142.
After the cycle display (continuation count display) of step 6 is updated, the flow shifts to routine R144.

As a result, when the routine shifts to the routine R138, it is determined whether or not the big hit timer has expired in the routine R138, and when it is determined that the big hit timer has not ended, the routine returns to the routine R8 of the normal game processing of FIG. When it is determined that the cycle counter has been executed, the cycle counter is counted up by "+1" in the routine R140, the cycle display (continuation number display) of the continuation number display unit 726 is updated in the next routine R142, and then the routine shifts to the routine R144.

In the routine R144, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag is “1”. When it is determined that the continuation flag is “1”, the process proceeds to the routine R146. When it is determined that the continuation flag is not “1”, the process proceeds to the routine R148. After setting the big hit timer to "0" to end the big hit, the process returns to the routine R8 of the normal game process in FIG.

As a result, when the routine shifts to the routine R146, it is determined whether or not the cycle counter (continuation number counter) has reached “10” in the routine R146.
Returning to R106, if it is determined that the hit has been reached, the big hit timer is set to "0" in the routine R148, and the big hit is ended, and then the process returns to the normal game processing routine R8 in FIG.

FIGS. 12 (A) and (B) show a flowchart as an example of a control procedure of the double jackpot process performed by the microcomputer 800.

When the double jackpot process is started, first, the routine R2
At 00, it is determined whether the wait timer 1 is operating or not.
If it is determined that it is not operating, the process proceeds to R202.If it is determined that it is operating, the routine proceeds to R202.
Move to R218. However, since the first cycle has not been activated, the process always proceeds to the routine R202.

In the routine R202, it is determined whether or not the jackpot timer is operating.If it is determined that the jackpot timer is not operating, the process proceeds to the routine R204. Solenoid 783
Then, the routine goes to the routine R228. However, since the first cycle has not been activated, the process always proceeds to the routine R204.

In the routine R204, it is determined whether or not the additional profit flag is “1”. As a result, when it is determined that the additional profit flag is not "1", the cycle counter 1 (continuation number counter 1) is set to "0" in the routine R206 for the first time only, and the continuation number display is performed in the next routine R208. Routine R21 after setting the number of continuations of 726 to "1"
The process proceeds to 0, and after the second time, the process directly proceeds to the routine R210. Then, the wait timer 1 (two-second timer) is started in the routine R210, and the process proceeds to the routine R214. On the other hand, the additional profit flag is "1" in the routine R204.
When it is determined that the game has become the additional profit game process (additional game process) in the routine R212, the routine R2
Move to 14.

In this way, when the routine shifts to the routine R214, the lamps 247 and 273 indicating the big hit are blinked in the routine R214, and the big hit timer, the continuation flag and the winning number counter are reset in the next routine R216, and thereafter, the routine
Move to R218.

In the routine R218, it is determined whether or not the wait timer has ended, and if it is determined that the wait timer has not ended, the process directly proceeds to the routine R12 of the normal game processing in FIG. 10, and if it is determined that the wait timer has ended, the routine proceeds to the routine R220 to R226. Reset wait timer 1 and start big hit timer.
The variable display unit 241b (B) at the center of the variable display unit 241 starts variable display, turns on the solenoid 783 of the variable winning device 70, and then proceeds to the routine R228.

Special (continuation) winning detector 751 in routine R228
(SW ₅₎ it is determined whether or not turned on, the process proceeds directly to the routine R250 when it is determined that did not turned on, when it is determined that turned on the process proceeds to the routine R230.

In the routine R230, it is determined whether or not the cycle counter 1 (continuation number counter 1) is "9".
When it is determined that the value is “9”, the process directly proceeds to the routine R250, and when it is determined that the value is not “9”, the process proceeds to the routine R232.

In the routine R232, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag 1 is “1”. When it is determined that the continuation flag 1 is “1”, the process directly proceeds to the routine R250, and when it is determined that the continuation flag 1 is not “1”. In the routine R234, the continuation flag 1 is set to “1”, and the condition is displayed in the next routine R236, and then the routine proceeds to the routine R238.

In the routine R238, it is determined whether or not the stop flag of the variable display portion 241b (B) at the center of the first variable display 241 is "1". In R240, the change of the display of the center variable display section 241b of the first variable display 241 is stopped, and the next routine R2
At 42, the stop flag of the central variable display section 241b of the first variable display 241 is set to "1", and the routine proceeds to routine R244.

In the routine R244, the stop display of the center variable display unit 241b (B) of the first variable display unit 241 is the same as the number that caused the big hit (the number of the stopped left and right variable display units 241a and 241b). It is determined whether it is Ina or Ina, and if it is determined that they are not the same, the process directly proceeds to the routine R250, and if it is determined that they are the same, the condition of the additional profit is satisfied in the routine R246 that the additional game right is generated. The flag is set to "1", and in the next routine R248, an additional benefit occurrence display is performed in which the red and green lamps of the left and right side lamps 130, 130 are alternately blinked, and then the routine proceeds to the routine R250.

In the routine R250, it is determined whether or not the game ball has won in the large winning opening 71b of the variable entering device 70 being opened and the count switch (winning number detector 752 (SW ₆ )) has been turned on,
When it is determined that it has not been turned on, the process directly proceeds to routine R258, and when it is determined that it has been turned on, the winning number counter is incremented by "1" in routine R252, and the winning number display of the winning number display 727 is updated in the next routine R254. After that, the process proceeds to the routine R256.

In the routine R256, it is determined whether or not the winning number counter has reached “10”. If it is determined that the winning counter has not reached “10”, the process proceeds to the routine R258, and if it is determined that the counter has reached “10”, the process proceeds to the routine R260. I do.

In the routine R258, it is determined whether or not the jackpot timer has expired. If it is determined that the jackpot timer has not expired, the process proceeds to a routine R12 of the normal game process in FIG. 10, and if it is determined that the timer has ended, the process proceeds to a routine R260.

In the routine R260, it is determined whether or not the stop flag of the variable display section 241b (B) at the center of the first variable display 241 is “1”. If it is determined that the stop flag is not “1”, the routine R262 is performed. Then, the display of the central variable display section 241b of the first variable display 241 is stopped, and the process proceeds to the routine R264. When it is determined that the value is “1”, the process directly proceeds to the routine R264. Then, the first in routine R264
The stop flag of the variable display section 241b (B) at the center of the variable display 241 is reset, and thereafter, the routine shifts to the routine R266 of FIG. 12 (B) and the solenoid 783 of the variable winning device 70 is turned off. Move on to routine R268.

In the routine R268, it is determined whether or not the additional profit condition establishment flag is “1”. If it is determined that the flag is not “1”, the process directly proceeds to the routine R274, and it is determined that the flag is “1”. When the routine R2
At 70, the additional profit condition establishment flag is set to "0" and the next routine
After setting the additional profit flag to “1” in R272, the routine R274
Move to

In the routine R274, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag 1 is "1". When it is determined that the continuation flag 1 is not "1", the process directly proceeds to the routine R12 of the normal game in FIG. Routine when it is determined that
At cycle R276, the cycle counter 1 (continuation count counter 1) is incremented by "1", and at the next routine R278, the cycle count update of the continuation count display 727 is updated, and then the routine proceeds to the routine R12 of FIG. I do.

FIG. 13 shows a flowchart as an example of a detailed game processing procedure of the additional profit game processing of the routine R212 of FIG. 12 (A).

When the profit processing of the additional game is started, first, the routine
In R300, it is determined whether the wait timer II is in operation or not.
To routine R3 when it is determined that the operation is in progress.
Move to 06. However, since the first cycle has not been activated, the process always proceeds to the routine R302.

As a result, when the routine shifts to the routine R302, it is determined in the routine R302 whether or not the additional profit timer is in operation.
After starting the wait timer II (two-second timer) in R304, the process shifts to the routine R306, and when it is determined that it is operating, the process shifts to the routine R312 to change the variable prize device 70.
After the solenoid 783 is turned on, the routine shifts to the routine R314. However, since the first cycle has not been activated, the process always proceeds to the routine R306 via the routine R304.

In the routine R306, it is determined whether or not the wait timer II has expired. If the timer has not expired, the process proceeds to the routine R314 as it is. After performing a process such as starting a profit timer (5 second timer) and turning on a solenoid 783 of the variable winning device 70, the process shifts to a routine R314.

In the routine R314, it is determined whether or not the special (continuous) winning detector 751 (SW ₅ ) is turned on by the game ball winning in the center of the big winning opening 71b of the open variable winning device 70, and If it is determined that it has not been turned on, the process proceeds to routine R324, and if it is determined that it has been turned on, the process proceeds to routine R316.

In the routine R316, it is determined whether or not the cycle counter II (continuation number counter II) has reached the maximum continuation number "5". If it is determined that the cycle counter II has not reached "5", the routine proceeds to the routine R318, and "5" ”Has been reached, the flow shifts to routine R324.

In the routine R318, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag II is "1". When it is determined that the continuation flag II is not "1", the continuation flag II is set to "1" in the routine R320, and the continuation condition is set in the next routine R322. After turning on the success indicator lamp 76a, the routine shifts to the routine R324.

In the routine R324, it is determined whether or not the additional profit timer has expired. When it is determined that the additional profit timer has not expired, the process directly proceeds to the routine R214 in FIG. 12A, and when it is determined that the additional profit timer has ended, the process proceeds to the routine R326. .

In the routine R326, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag II is "1". When it is determined that the continuation flag II is "1", the cycle counter II is incremented by "1" and the number of continuations is displayed in the routines R328 to R332. After performing processing such as updating the display of the number of continuations of the unit 726 (updating the cycle display) and resetting the continuation flag II, the routine R2 in FIG. 12 (A) is performed.
The flow shifts to 14, and if it is determined that the value is not "1", the flow shifts to routine R334.

In the routine R334, it is determined whether or not the continuation flag I is "1". When it is determined that the continuation flag I is "1", the routine proceeds to the routine R336, the added profit flag is reset, and then the routine proceeds to the routine R342. If it is determined that it is not "1", the flow shifts to the routine R338 to reset the double big hit flag, turns off the lamps 247 and 723 for notifying the occurrence of the big hit in the next routine R340, and shifts to the routine R342. Then, the left and right side lamp devices 130, 130 for displaying the occurrence of the additional profit are turned off in the routine R342, and then the flow shifts to the routine R214 in FIG. 12 (A).

As described above, the additional profit game is a game of whether or not the continuation condition can be satisfied within a short time of 5 seconds per cycle (compared to a big hit cycle), thereby giving the player a kind of tension. Can be given to enhance the interest of the game.

Since the pachinko gaming machine according to this embodiment is configured as described above, the first variable display 241 and the second variable display 242 are used based on the winning in the starting winning openings 6, 8, 8. When a variable display game is played and the stop display as a game result of the first variable display 241 is in a specific display mode and a special game right is generated, the second variable display 242 is executed.
If the stop display as the game result of the above is in a specific display mode, the right of the additional game is generated thereby, and when the special game based on the right of the special game is being performed, the game ball is displayed on the variable winning device 70. if it is detected in the special winning opening 71b special pay detector to flow into a specific point in the 751 (SW _5), a plurality of display portions 241a of the based on the detection signal first variable display 241, 241b , 241c (for example,
Only the central display unit 241b) performs a variable display game as an additional game for generating an additional game right, and the stop display as the game result is another display on the first variable display 241 that is stopped. When the display matches (the display that generated the big hit), the additional game is performed in addition to the special game, and the game content at the time of the special game is varied and hard to get tired of.

Note that the format of the variable display device 20 and the variable winning device 70 is not limited to those described above.
As long as the first variable display 241 and the second variable display 242 play a variable display game based on the winning of 6,8,8, any type may be used. Can be any type of special game that gives the player many chances of winning a prize ball when the right to special game (including the right to additional game) occurs. It may be an integral type that is integrated.

In the above description, the variable display section for performing the additional game is the variable display 241b at the center of the first variable display 241. However, any of the display sections of the first and second variable displays 241 performs the additional game. You may do so. Also, when the stop display as a result of the additional game coincides with the display of the left and right variable display units 241a and 241c (the display that generated a big hit), the right of the additional game is generated. Alternatively, the right to the additional game may be generated when the stop display as a result of the additional game becomes a predetermined display (for example, 3, 7 or the like).

In addition, the content of the special game and the content of the additional game are not limited to those described above, and the content of the special game can provide a relatively large profit to the player, and the content of the additional game is relatively smaller than the special game state. If you can give a small profit to the player,
Their contents may be determined in any way.

Also, the variable indicators 241 and 242 are not limited to those described above,
Any type may be used, such as changing the display by rotating the drum.

Variable display device 20 as a game device capable of executing auxiliary games
However, the present invention is not limited to the variable display device.
Any kind of gaming device may be used as long as it can generate a special game, such as a variable winning device having opening and closing members on the left and right of a kind of pachinko gaming machine.

In the above description, a variable winning device separate from a gaming device (variable display device 20) capable of executing an auxiliary game for generating a special gaming state is provided as additional gaming means for executing an additional game.
Although 70 has been described, a variable prize device having opening and closing members on the left and right sides of a so-called second-type pachinko gaming machine and having a general prize port and a continuous prize port therein may be used as an additional game means for executing an additional game.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the stop display as a result of the variable display game by the first variable display device 241 generates the special game right (in this embodiment,
"3,3,3", "9,9,9", etc.)
At the same time, the stop display as a game result by the second variable display 242 is displayed in a specific display mode (in this embodiment,
When "7"), the right of the additional game (additional game) is generated, but the present invention is not limited to this, without providing the second variable display 242, and as a result of the first variable display game. Are special stop display modes (for example, "3,3,3", "7,7,
The right to the additional game may be generated at the same time when the special game state is generated with a special number such as "7".

During a normal game, the variable winning device 70 may or may not accept a game ball at all.

Further, the example in which the side lamp device 130 is used as the additional game occurrence notifying means has been described, but any device may be used as long as it can notify that the additional game is occurring.

[Effects of the Invention] According to the present invention, a special game value is given in connection with the stop result mode of the variable display game executed in the variable display area of the variable display device becoming the special display mode. In addition, the additional game control means changes the additional display game related to whether or not to provide an additional game value advantageous to the player separately from the special game value based on the occurrence of the special display mode. It is played by a different game. The additional game control means executes the additional display game based on the occurrence of the special display mode. When executing the additional display game, the additional game control means uses the variable display area in which the special display mode is stopped and displayed. The additional display game is executed by including the identification information relating to the display mode.

Therefore, in addition to the special game value, an additional game value can be provided, so that a game with high expectation can be provided to the player. In addition, since the additional display game is performed by a game different from the variable display game, the game content is rich in change, and the interest is improved.

Further, since the additional display game is executed based on the occurrence of the special display mode, the special game state (the state in which the special game value is given) does not become a monotonous digestive game as in the related art. You can play high games.

Further, since the additional display game is performed using the variable display area in which the special display mode is stopped and displayed, the variable display game and the additional display game can be viewed in the same display area without changing the viewpoint. You can concentrate on Also, there is no need to separately provide a variable display for the additional display game, and the display can be performed with one variable display, so that cost can be prevented and there is no restriction on the arrangement space in the game area.

Furthermore, since the additional display game is executed by using the variable display area in which the special display mode is stopped and displayed, and including the identification information related to the special display mode, the additional display game is related to the special display mode by executing the additional display game. It is possible to prevent the identification information from becoming unrecognizable, and it is possible to execute the additional display game while allowing the player and the attendant to recognize the identification information relating to the special display mode.

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FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a front view of a game board, FIG. 2 is an overall perspective view of a variable display device, FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the variable display device, FIG. The figure is a longitudinal side view showing a state in which the variable display device is installed on the game board, FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view of the variable prize device, FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the front of the variable prize device, and FIG. 8 is a longitudinal side view of the variable winning device, FIG. 9 is a control block diagram of the accessory control device, and FIG. 10 is a normal game process performed by the microcomputer and the normal game. 11 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a variable display game process performed during the process, FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a jackpot game process performed by the microcomputer, and FIGS. 12 (A) and 12 (B) are performed by the microcomputer. Flowchart showing a control procedure of a double jackpot processing that, FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a detailed game process procedure of the added benefit game process routine R212 of Fig. 12 (A). 1 ... game board, 2 ... game area, 20 ... variable display device,
241: first variable display (variable display area), 800: microcomputer (control means, additional game control means), 801: ROM (control means, additional game control means),
802 RAM (control means, additional game control means).

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(57) [Claims] A variable display device provided substantially at the center of a game area formed on a game board and having a variable display area capable of executing a variable display game based on a plurality of pieces of identification information; Control means for controlling the execution of the variable display game executed under the control of the control means, a special game value which is particularly advantageous for the player in connection with the stop result mode of the variable display game being a special display mode. In the ball game machine which can be provided, the control means controls an additional display game relating to whether or not to provide an additional game value which is additionally advantageous to the player separately from the special game value. And an additional game control means for controlling execution of the additional display game by a game different from the variable display game, wherein the additional game control means comprises: When the special display mode is executed based on the occurrence of the special display mode and the additional display game is executed, the variable display area in which the special display mode is stopped and displayed is used, and identification information related to the special display mode is included. A ball and ball game machine characterized by executing the additional display game.