JP4242854B2 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a pachinko gaming machine, and more particularly to a pachinko gaming machine designed to make a game enjoyable by winning sound.

  Conventional pachinko machines (generally referred to as “ordinary machines”) that do not use a display device such as a liquid crystal display or 7-segment display, and enjoy purely the “winning prize winning”, which is the original fun of pachinko. Pachinko machines) are known.

  However, this type of pachinko machine is a pachinko game machine that is monotonous and uninteresting for some players because it is a repetitive game in which a prize ball is paid out when there is a prize at a prize opening.

Conventionally, a pachinko gaming machine using a display device, which is different from the above-described ordinary machine, is known to use a winning sound to make the game interesting or sharp (for example, (See Patent Documents 1, 2, and 3). Here, Patent Document 1 discloses that a start winning sound is generated when there is a winning in the start winning area, and Patent Document 2 divides the game area and receives a winning opening belonging to the divided area. It is disclosed that the winning sound effect is different for each, and in Patent Document 3, the winning at the starting opening and the winning opening is notified with different sounds, and the winning at the starting opening and the winning opening are determined by sound. It is disclosed that a winning can be identified.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-13738 JP 2002-143406 A JP 2003-169934 A

  The present invention is not limited to ordinary machines, but can also be applied to pachinko machines using a display device. Like the above-described conventional technology, the game can be made interesting or sharp using a winning sound. The purpose is to provide a pachinko machine that can be used.

Pachinko game machine of the invention, a pachinko machine performing a game by driving game balls in the game areas provided on the game board, provided in the game area, by the game ball is winning In a pachinko gaming machine having a winning device in which a predetermined number of game balls are paid out as prize balls, sound data storage means for storing a plurality of types of sound data in advance, and each type of data read from the sound data storage means A winning sound output means for reproducing the sound data as a winning sound, and when a winning of a game ball is detected, a predetermined type of sound data is read out from the sound data storage means, and a winning sound is output by the winning sound output means. When a next winning is detected during reproduction of a predetermined type of winning sound (predetermined winning sound) by the winning sound output means, the winning sound (predetermined predetermined) While reproducing the winning sound) to the end, by superimposing said next other predetermined type of winning sounds based on the winning (winning sounds after a predetermined) configured to play, the winning sound after the predetermined After the next winning is detected, the reproduction is started after the reproduction of the predetermined previous winning sound has been reproduced to a predetermined portion, and the predetermined previous winning sound and the predetermined winning sound are A ringing state is generated by superimposing the subsequent winning sound .

According to pachinko game machine of the present invention, the following winning during playback of a predetermined previous winning sound is detected while playing the winning sound of a predetermined previous to the last, after the predetermined based on the following winning Since the winning sounds are superimposed and reproduced, it can be expected that the game is more interesting or sharper than the method of using the monotonous winning sound that repeatedly reproduces the same winning sound every time the prize is won.

In pachinko game machine of the present invention, the winning sound output means there multiple winning sounds after the predetermined and the predetermined previous winning sound is reproduced from a different winning sound output means to each other. Thereby, an acoustic effect similar to stereo can be obtained.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a pachinko gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 shows the arrangement of a winning detection switch of each winning device and a driving mechanism of a winning device related to a tulip interlocking accessory. FIG. 3 is a front view of the tulip-type interlocking accessory, FIG. 4 is a side view of the tulip-type interlocking accessory, and FIG. 5 is a control of the pachinko gaming machine. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing processing according to the first embodiment, FIG. 7 is a time chart for explaining the processing, and FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing processing according to the second embodiment. 9 is a time chart for explaining the processing, FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the processing according to the third embodiment, FIG. 11 is a time chart for explaining the processing, and FIG. Processing according to the fourth embodiment Flowchart, Fig. 13 shows a time chart for explaining the process, respectively.

  In FIG. 1, the pachinko gaming machine is a pachinko gaming machine generally called a normal machine, in which various winning devices 2 to 9 are arranged in the game area 1 on the surface of the game board, and at the center of the game area 1 A rotating body (a combination) 10 is disposed on the surface.

  An outline of the operation of this pachinko gaming machine will be described.

  The game ball guided to the rotating body 10 through one of the middle left passage 11 and the middle right passage 12 provided in the upper left portion and the upper right portion of the rotating body 10, respectively, as the rotating body 10 rotates. One of the left gate 13, the middle gate 14, and the right gate 15 that are guided downward and are arranged in the left-right direction provided on the lower back side of the rotating body 10, or the lower and central winnings of the rotating body 10. It passes through the lower gate 16 provided on the game board surface above the device (the tulip-type non-electrically-operated accessory and the tulip-type interlocking accessory) 2.

  The game ball that has passed through the middle gate 14 is a left link driving mechanism (FIG. 2) 18 for opening the left sleeve movable wing portion 17 of the left sleeve winning device (tulip-type non-electrically-operated and tulip-type interlocking accessory) 3. Next, the right link drive mechanism (FIG. 2) for opening the right sleeve movable wing portion 20 of the right sleeve winning device (tulip-type non-electrically-operated and tulip-type interlocking accessory) 4 is pressed. After depressing the operation lever 22, the central movable wing 23 of the central prize-winning device 2 is opened. Here, when the operation levers 19 and 22 of the left link drive mechanism 18 and the right link drive mechanism 21 are pressed as described above, the operation levers 24 and 25 at the tips of the link drive mechanisms 18 and 21 rotate. The operation levers 26 and 27 (FIG. 4) of the left sleeve winning device 3 or the right sleeve winning device 4 are pressed by the rotation of the operating levers 24 and 25. When the operation levers 26 and 27 are pressed in the left sleeve winning device 3 and the right sleeve winning device 4, the left sleeve movable wing portion 17 and the right sleeve movable wing portion 20 are opened. Therefore, when the game ball passes the middle gate 14, the central movable wing 23, the left sleeve movable wing 17 and the right sleeve movable wing 20 of the central winning device 2, the left sleeve winning device 3 and the right sleeve winning device 4 are It is easy to win a game ball to each of the opened movable wings 23, 17, and 20. Then, when a game ball is won in each of the opened movable wing parts 23, 17, and 20, the movable wing parts 23, 17, and 20 are returned to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game balls, and the winning game balls are also won. Due to this behavior, the middle and lower movable wing portions 30 of the middle and lower prize winning device 5 are opened, and it becomes easy for a game ball to win a prize in the opened middle and lower movable wing portions 30. When a game ball wins the opened middle and lower movable wing portion 30, the middle and lower movable wing portion 30 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game ball.

  The game ball that has passed through the left gate 13 depresses the operation lever 19 of the left link drive mechanism 18 for opening the left sleeve movable wing portion 17 of the left sleeve winning device 3, and then the central movable device 2 of the central winning device 2 is moved to the center. The wing part 23 is opened. When the operating lever 19 of the left link driving mechanism 18 is pressed, the operating lever 24 at the tip of the left link driving mechanism 18 rotates as in the case where the game ball has passed through the middle gate 14 described above. The operation lever 26 of the left sleeve winning device 3 is depressed by the rotation of the left sleeve, and the left sleeve movable wing portion 17 is opened. Therefore, when the game ball passes the left gate 13, the central movable wing portion 23 and the left sleeve movable wing portion 17 of the central winning device 2 and the left sleeve winning device 3 are opened, and the opened movable wing portions 23, 17 are opened. This makes it easier to win game balls. In each opened movable wing 23, 17, when a game ball wins, the movable wing 23, 17 returns to the closed state by the behavior of the winning game ball, and the middle and lower portions by the behavior of the winning game sphere. The middle and lower movable wings 30 of the winning device 5 are opened, and it becomes easy for a game ball to win the opened middle and lower movable wings 30. When a game ball wins the opened middle and lower movable wing portion 30, the middle and lower movable wing portion 30 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game ball.

  The game ball that has passed through the right gate 15 depresses the operation lever 22 of the right link drive mechanism 21 for opening the right sleeve movable wing portion 20 of the right sleeve winning device 4, and then the central movable device of the central winning device 2. The wing part 23 is opened. When the operation lever 22 of the right link drive mechanism 21 is pressed, the operation lever 25 at the tip of the right link drive mechanism 21 rotates as in the case where the game ball passes through the above-described middle gate 14. The operation lever 27 of the right sleeve winning device 4 is depressed by the rotation of the right sleeve, and the right sleeve movable wing portion 20 is opened. Therefore, when the game ball passes the right gate 15, the central movable wing portion 23 and the right sleeve movable wing portion 20 of the central winning device 2 and the right sleeve winning device 4 are opened, and each of the opened movable wing portions 23, 20 is opened. This makes it easier to win game balls. In each opened movable wing 23, 20, when a game ball wins, the movable wing 23, 20 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game sphere, and the middle and lower portions due to the behavior of the winning game sphere. The middle and lower movable wings 30 of the winning device 5 are opened, and it becomes easy for a game ball to win the opened middle and lower movable wings 30. When a game ball wins the opened middle and lower movable wing portion 30, the middle and lower movable wing portion 30 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game ball.

  In addition, the game ball that has passed through the lower gate 16 wins the center upper winning port 31 of the central winning device 2 and opens the central movable wing portion 23 of the central winning device 2. Therefore, when the game ball passes through the lower gate 16, the central movable wing part 23 of the central prize-winning device 2 is opened, and it becomes easy for the game ball to win the central movable wing part 23 thus opened. When a game ball wins the opened central movable wing portion 23, the central movable wing portion 23 returns to the closed state by the behavior of the winning game ball, and the middle and lower prize winning device 5 moves by the behavior of the winning game ball. The lower movable wing part 30 is opened, and it becomes easy for a game ball to win the opened middle lower movable wing part 30. When a game ball wins the opened middle and lower movable wing portion 30, the middle and lower movable wing portion 30 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game ball.

  The left sleeve winning device 3, the center winning device 2, and the right sleeve winning device 4 are respectively arranged above the left sleeve movable wing portion 17, the central movable wing portion 23, and the right sleeve movable wing portion 20, the left sleeve upper winning opening 32, the center. A top winning opening 31 and a right sleeve upper winning opening 33 are provided. When a game ball wins each of the left sleeve upper winning port 32, the central upper winning port 31, and the right sleeve upper winning port 33, the left sleeve movable wing portion 17, the central movable wing portion 23, and the right sleeve according to the behavior of the winning game ball. The movable wing part 20 is opened, and it becomes easy to win a game ball in each of the opened movable wing parts 17, 23 and 20. Then, when a game ball is won in each of the opened movable wing parts 17, 23, 20, the movable wing parts 17, 23, 20 are returned to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game balls, and the winning game balls are also won. Due to this behavior, the middle and lower movable wing portions 30 of the middle and lower prize winning device 5 are opened, and it becomes easy for a game ball to win a prize in the opened middle and lower movable wing portions 30. When a game ball wins the opened middle and lower movable wing portion 30, the middle and lower movable wing portion 30 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game ball.

  The lower left winning device (tulip-type non-electrical accessory) 6 and the lower right winning device (tulip-type non-electrical accessory) 7 each have a left lower movable wing 34 depending on the behavior of the winning game ball when the game ball wins. And the lower right movable wing part 35 is opened, and it becomes easy to win a game ball. When a game ball wins each opened movable wing 34, 35, the movable wing 34, 35 returns to the closed state due to the behavior of the winning game sphere.

  Each of the left ordinary winning device 8 and the right ordinary winning device 9 is a winning device having a normal winning opening which is not a tulip type.

  Left gate 13, middle gate 14, right gate 15, left sleeve upper winning port 32, center upper winning port 31, right sleeve upper winning port 33, left sleeve movable wing portion 17, central movable wing portion 23, right sleeve movable wing portion 20, the left lower movable wing part 34, the middle lower movable wing part 30, the lower right movable wing part 35, the left ordinary winning device 8 and the right ordinary winning device 9 respectively detect a winning ball as shown in FIG. For example, a left gate switch 51, a middle gate switch 52, a right gate switch 53, a left sleeve upper winning port switch 54, a lower gate switch 55, a right sleeve upper winning port switch 56, and a left sleeve lower winning port switch 57 , Center winning port switch 58, lower right sleeve winning port switch 59, lower left winning port switch 60, middle lower winning port switch 61, lower right winning port switch 62, left ordinary winning port switch 63 and right ordinary winning port switch 64 It is provided.

  The various switches 51 to 64 are connected to the game control board 70 as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 5, a prize ball control board 71 and an effect control board 72 are connected to the game control board 70, and an abnormality (ball biting) of the payout drive motor 73 and the payout drive motor 73 is detected on the prize ball control board 71. A fixed position detection switch 74 for detecting, a payout ball detection switch 75 for detecting a paid-out prize ball, a ball presence detection switch 76 for confirming that there is a ball that can be paid out to the payout device, Further, a full tank detection switch 77 that operates when a prize ball is paid out in excess of a predetermined amount is connected to a ball reservoir such as an upper plate, and a lamp control board 78 and a voice control board 79 are connected to the effect control board 72, A decoration LED 80, a glass frame lamp 81, and a side lamp 82 are connected to the lamp control board 78, and a speaker (winning sound output means) 83 is connected to the sound control board 79.

  The various control boards 70, 71, 72, 78, 79 are the processing according to the first embodiment as shown in FIG. 6, the processing according to the second embodiment as shown in FIG. 8, and the third as shown in FIG. The process according to the embodiment or the process according to the fourth embodiment as shown in FIG. 12 is executed.

  In the process according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 6, when any one of the winning devices 2 to 9 receives a prize (S1), a predetermined data is stored from a sound data storage means (ROM or the like) that stores a plurality of types of sound data in advance. The type of sound data (winning sound A1) is read and reproduced as a winning sound by the winning sound output means (speaker 83) (S2). After the reproduction of the winning sound A1, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded, the winning sound A1 is reproduced again as shown in FIG. 7A (S3, S4, S2). . On the other hand, when the winning devices 2 to 9 receive a prize while the winning sound A1 is being reproduced, as shown in FIG. 7B, the predetermined predetermined sound is superimposed on the playing winning sound A1. Play A2 (S4, S5).

  According to the first embodiment, when the next winning is detected during the reproduction of the predetermined winning sound A1, the predetermined winning sound A1 is reproduced to the last while the predetermined winning based sound A1 is reproduced. Since the subsequent winning sound A2 is superimposed and reproduced, it can be expected that the game will be more interesting or sharper than the monotonous method of using the winning sound that repeatedly reproduces the same winning sound every time a prize is won. According to the first embodiment, the winning sound to be generated changes according to the winning situation such as the winning timing and the number of winnings, and various winning sound patterns can be created according to the types of winning sounds to be combined. For example, if the song title is “Cat stepped”, the first medal will sound “Meow” and the next medal will be played when the “Meow” winning sound is played. ”And another winning sound, and when the next winning occurs, the“ One One ”winning sound is played.

  In the process according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. 8, when any one of the winning devices 2 to 9 wins (S11), a predetermined data is stored from a sound data storage means (ROM or the like) that stores a plurality of types of sound data in advance. The type of sound data (winning sound B1) is read and reproduced as a winning sound by the winning sound output means (speaker 83) (S12). When the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded after the reproduction of the winning sound B1, the winning sound B1 is reproduced again as shown in FIG. 9A (S13, S14, S12). . On the other hand, when the winning devices 2 to 9 receive a prize while the winning sound B1 is being reproduced, as shown in FIG. 9B, the winning sound B1 has been reproduced to the predetermined portion B1a. Waiting for the time, the reproduction of another predetermined winning sound B1 ′ is started (S14, S15, S16). As a result, the remaining portion B1b of the winning sound B1 is reproduced and B1′a and B1′b constituting the winning sound B1 ′ are reproduced. Here, B1′a is the same phrase as B1a, although the sound quality is different, and B1′b is the same phrase as B1b, although the sound quality is different from B1b.

  According to the second embodiment as described above, since the generation timing of the winning sound when the next winning is made coincides with the predetermined timing, the ringing state can be generated. For example, “Cuckoo”, which is famous as a ring song, can be made as a winning sound.

  In the process according to the third embodiment shown in FIG. 10, when any of the winning devices 2 to 9 receives a prize (S21), a selection lottery for a plurality of types of sound data stored in advance in sound data storage means (ROM, etc.) (S22), and the sound data determined by the sound data selection means (S22) is reproduced as the winning sound C1 by the winning sound output means (speaker 83) (S23). When the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded after the reproduction of the winning sound C1, the winning sound C1 is reproduced again as shown in FIG. 11A (S24, S25, S22, S23). On the other hand, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded during the reproduction of the winning sound C1, as shown in FIG. 11B, a plurality of types of sounds stored in advance in the sound data storage means (ROM or the like). A selection lottery is performed on the data (the sound data related to the winning sound C1 is excluded) (S26), and the sound data determined by the sound data selecting means (S26) is selected as the winning sound C2 by the winning sound output means (speaker 83). Play back (S27). After the reproduction of the winning sound C2, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded, the winning sound C1 is reproduced again (S28, S29, S22, S23). On the other hand, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded during the reproduction of the winning sound C2, as shown in FIG. 11B, a plurality of types of sounds stored in advance in the sound data storage means (ROM or the like). A selection lottery is performed on the data (the sound data related to the winning sounds C1 and C2 is excluded) (S30), and the sound data determined by the sound data selecting means (S30) is received by the winning sound output means (speaker 83). Play as C3 (S31).

  According to the third embodiment, when the next winning is detected during the reproduction of the selected previous winning sound C1, the next winning sound C1 being reproduced is reproduced to the end while the next winning sound C1 is reproduced. The winning sound C2 after selection based on the winning is overlaid and played, so the game is more interesting or sharper than the monotonous way of using the winning sound that repeats the same winning sound every time the winning is achieved. Can be expected.

  According to the third embodiment, when the scale data of de, les, mi, fa, seo, la, and shi are prepared as a plurality of types of sound data, depending on the combination of the selection results by the sound data selection means. , “Do, mi, so”, “do, fa, la”, “so, shi, les”, etc. can be generated.

  In the first, second or third embodiment, a plurality of winning sound output means (speakers 83) are provided, and a predetermined preceding winning sound A1, B1 and a predetermined succeeding winning sound A1, B1 ′, or selected. When the winning sound C2 or C3 selected after the previous winning sound C1 or C2 is reproduced from different winning sound output means (speakers 83), a sound effect similar to stereo can be obtained.

  In the process according to the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 12, when any of the winning devices 2 to 9 receives a prize (S41), a predetermined data is stored from a sound data storage means (ROM or the like) that stores a plurality of types of sound data in advance. The type of divided sound data (divided winning sound D1) is read and reproduced as a winning sound by the winning sound output means (speaker 83) (S42). After the reproduction of the divided winning sound D1, when there is a winning to the winning devices 2 to 9, the divided winning sound D1 is reproduced again as shown in FIG. 13A (S43, S44, S42). On the other hand, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded during the reproduction of the divided winning sound D1, as shown in FIG. 13 (B), after the divided winning sound D1 has been reproduced, Playback of the divided winning sound D2 is started (S44, S45, S46). After the reproduction of the divided winning sound D2, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded, the divided winning sound D1 is reproduced again (S47, S48, S42). On the other hand, when the winning devices 2 to 9 are awarded during the reproduction of the divided winning sound D2, as shown in FIG. 13 (B), the process waits until the divided winning sound D2 has been reproduced. Playback of the divided winning sound D3 is started (S48, S49, S50). Here, the divided winning sounds D1, D2, and D3 are obtained by dividing a series of winning sounds, and include, for example, a series of phrases constituting one song.

  According to the fourth embodiment, when the next winning is detected during the reproduction of the predetermined divided winning sound D1 or D2, waiting for the completion of the reproduction of the predetermined divided winning sound D1 or D2, Since the subsequent divided winning sound D2 or D3 based on the next winning is played, the game may be more interesting or sharper than using the monotonous winning sound that repeatedly plays the same winning sound every time a winning is made. I can expect.

  When a chord is successfully created in the third embodiment, or when a divided winning sound is played continuously in the fourth embodiment and playback of one song is completed, a certain game privilege is granted. May be. Specific examples of the game privilege include light emission of a decorative member composed of a special pattern for congratulating success, performance of a fanfare, and the like. In the case of conventional one, two, three, etc. pachinko gaming machines, a special gaming state or a short-time gaming state can be given as a gaming privilege.

1 is a front view of a pachinko gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is the rear view of the game board which removed the board back cover showing the arrangement of the prize detection switch of each prize-winning apparatus, and showing the drive mechanism of the prize-winning apparatus concerning a tulip type interlocking role. It is a front view of the tulip-type interlocking combination. It is a side view of the tulip type interlocking combination. It is a block diagram of a control system of the pachinko gaming machine. It is a flowchart showing the process which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a time chart for demonstrating the process. It is a flowchart showing the process which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a time chart for demonstrating the process. It is a flowchart showing the process which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. It is a time chart for demonstrating the process. It is a flowchart showing the process which concerns on 4th Embodiment. It is a time chart for demonstrating the process.

Explanation of symbols

1 gaming area 2-9 winning device 83 speaker (winning sound output means)
A1, B1 Predetermined winning sound
A2, B1 '
C1 (C2) Selected winning sound
C3 (C2) winning sound after selection
D1, D2, D3 split winning sound

Claims (2)

A pachinko gaming machine that performs a game by driving a game ball into a game area provided on the game board surface, and is provided in the game area, and a predetermined number of game balls are awarded when the game ball wins. In a pachinko machine with a winning device that is paid out as a ball
Sound data storage means for storing a plurality of types of sound data in advance, and winning sound output means for reproducing each type of sound data read from the sound data storage means as a winning sound,
When a winning of a game ball is detected, a predetermined type of sound data is read from the sound data storage means and reproduced as a winning sound by the winning sound output means, and a predetermined type of winning sound by the winning sound output means When the next winning is detected during the reproduction of the (predetermined winning sound), while playing the winning sound (predetermined winning sound) being played to the end, the other based on the next winning Configured to play with a predetermined type of winning sound (predetermined winning sound) superimposed ,
After the predetermined winning sound is detected, the predetermined winning sound is started when the predetermined winning sound has been reproduced up to a predetermined portion, and the predetermined sound is started. A pachinko gaming machine characterized in that a ringing state is generated by superimposing a predetermined winning sound and a predetermined subsequent winning sound . The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1 , wherein there are a plurality of winning sound output means, and the predetermined preceding winning sound and the predetermined succeeding winning sound are reproduced from different winning sound output means. .

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