JP6511079B2 - Gaming machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine provided with an operation member operated by a player.

  In the gaming machine of Patent Document 1, the player is recommended to operate the operation member in the middle of the effect, and the continuation of the effect is displayed at the operated timing.

JP, 2016-13423, A (paragraph [0029])

  In the gaming machine of Patent Document 1, there is a problem that it is difficult for the player to have a sense of accomplishment about the operation of the operation member because the relevance between the operation of the operation member and the contents of the effect in the display unit is thin.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine capable of providing a player with a sense of accomplishment of the operation of the operation member.

The first means causes the display unit to display the display unit, the operation member operated by the player, and the operation member element imitating the operation member, and the operation image for urging the player to operate the operation member The gaming machine has display means, and a plurality of types of visual recognition modes before operation are provided as visual modes of the operation member, and the operation image display means is a visual mode of the operation member before the operation The operating member element of the same visual recognition mode is displayed, and the operating member is configured to be movable from the first position to the second position by the operation of the player, and visible regardless of the position of the operating member. A first portion, and a second portion which is visible when the operation member is disposed at the first position, and is difficult to be viewed when the operation member is disposed at the second position; , Said first position As a visual recognition mode of the disposed operation member, a plurality of types different in visual recognition mode of the second part are provided, and the second part is a connection portion continuously connected to the first part, and the first part Changes from an engaged state engaged with the connecting portion to a released state in which the connecting portion is disengaged from the connecting portion, and from the outside in the engaged state. The engaging portion is covered with the engaging portion for making it difficult to visually recognize the continuous portion, and the engaging portion is in the released state as a visual recognition mode of the operation member disposed at the first position. It is a gaming machine including an aspect in which only a part is visually recognized and an aspect in which the engagement portion is in the engaged state and only the engagement portion is visually recognized .

  According to the present invention, it is possible to give the player a sense of accomplishment of the operation of the operation member.

A perspective view of a gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention Front view of the game board A side view of the movable service unit when the first movable member is disposed at the first start position and the second movable member is disposed at the second start position The side view of the movable part unit when the first movable member is disposed at the first end position and the second movable member is disposed at the second start position Side view of the movable part unit when the first movable member is disposed at the first end position and the second movable member is disposed at the second end position Perspective view of first movable member and drive mechanism Perspective view of the drive mechanism Side view of the drive mechanism (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is at the first start position, and (B) a schematic configuration view as viewed from the rear side (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism when moving the first movable member upward by a motor (A) viewed from the front side, (B) a schematic configuration view viewed from the back side (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when pulling up the first movable member upward, and (B) a schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when pulling up the first movable member upward, and (B) a schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is at the first start position, and (B) a schematic configuration view as viewed from the rear side (A) Schematic configuration view from the front side, (B) Schematic configuration view from the back side of the drive mechanism when moving the first movable member downward by the motor (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is pushed downward, and (B) a schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side (A) A schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is pushed downward, and (B) a schematic configuration view of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side Side view of the first movable member disposed at the first end position and the second movable member disposed at the second start position A side view of a first movable member disposed at a first end position and a second movable member disposed at a second end position Sectional view when the first movable member and the second movable member are cut along the width direction An exploded perspective view of the second movable member A perspective view of the receiving member mounted on the first movable member (A) A sectional view showing an outline of the integrated mechanism in a state where the receiving member is arranged at the standby position, and (B) A sectional view showing an outline of the integrated mechanism in a state where the receiving member is arranged at the reception position (A) A schematic configuration diagram of the first movable member and the second movable member in a state where the receiving member is disposed at the standby position, (B) the first movable member and the second movable member when only the first movable member moves Schematic diagram of (A) A schematic configuration view of the first movable member and the second movable member in a state where the receiving member is disposed at the standby position, (B) a first movable member and a second in a state where the receiving member is disposed at the receiving position Schematic structure of movable member (A) schematic configuration of the first movable member and the second movable member when the receiving surface of the receiving member abuts against the receiving opposing portion; (B) the first movable member and the second movable member which move integrally Schematic diagram (A) A schematic configuration diagram of the first movable member and the second movable member on the way to the first start position of the first movable member; (B) a first movable member when the first movable member is disposed at the first start position Schematic configuration diagram of the movable member and the second movable member A diagram showing the display of the display screen at the time of withdrawal effect (A) Side view of movable combination unit when pulling operation is performed in pulling effect, (B) Diagram showing display of display screen (A) Side view of movable combination unit when pulling operation is performed in pulling effect, (B) Diagram showing display of display screen A diagram showing the display of the display screen at the time of pressing effect Block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the gaming machine (A) Diagram for explaining the arrangement of the first movable member and the second case portion arranged at the first end position, (B) of the first movable member and the second case portion arranged at the first start position Diagram for explaining the arrangement (A) top view of case edge, (B) side view, (C) A-A 'cross section The figure for demonstrating pinching of the finger between the 1st movable member and the 2nd case part (A) A diagram for describing the arrangement of the first movable member disposed at the first end position and the second movable member disposed at the second start position, (B) A first disposed at the first start position The figure for demonstrating arrangement | positioning of the movable member and the 2nd movable member arrange | positioned in the 2nd start position. (A) A side sectional view of the positioning member in a state where the positioning shaft is disposed at the projecting position, (B) a side sectional view of the positioning member in a state where the positioning shaft is disposed at the retracted position The figure for demonstrating pinching of the finger between the 1st movable member and the 2nd movable member Side view of the skeleton of the first movable member

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the gaming machine 10 of this embodiment has a front frame 10Z on the front, and is formed on the front of the game board 11 shown in FIG. 2 through a glass window 10W formed on the front frame 10Z. The game area R1 is visible.

  An upper plate 26 and a lower plate 27 are provided vertically below the glass window 10W in the front frame 10Z, and a firing handle 28 is provided on the right side of the lower plate 27. Then, when the firing handle 28 is turned, the gaming balls contained in the upper tray 26 are repelled toward the game area R1 (FIG. 2).

  As shown in FIG. 2, the game area R <b> 1 is formed by being surrounded in four directions by the guide rails 12 protruding from the front surface of the game board 11. A game board display window 11H is formed in the center of the game area R1 so as to penetrate therethrough, and the display device 13 is opposed to the game board display window 11H from the rear side of the game board 11. The display device 13 is configured of, for example, a liquid crystal module, and the front surface of the display device 13 is a display screen 13G that provides effects regarding a game. On the display screen 13G, the determination result of the special symbol suitability determination described later, effects and the like that suggest the determination result are displayed.

  A display decoration frame 23 is attached to the front center of the game board 11 so as to surround the display screen 13G. The display decoration frame 23 is fitted into the game board display window 11H from the front side of the game board 11, and protrudes from the front of the game board 11 while projecting inside the game board display window 11H. The game balls flowing down the game area R <b> 1 are configured not to pass through the front side of the display decoration frame 23 and enter the inside of the display decoration frame 23.

  Below the display decoration frame 23, the first and second start winning openings 14A and 14B are vertically arranged, and on the left side of the starting winning openings 14A and 14B, a general winning opening along the guide rail 12 A plurality of twenty is provided. The right side of the display decoration frame 23 is provided with a start gate 18. In addition, a big winning opening 15 is provided on the lower right side of the display decoration frame 23, that is, on the right side of the first and second start winning openings 14A and 14B, and a side winning opening on the right side of the big winning opening 15 21 are provided.

  The general winning opening 20 and the side winning opening 21 have a so-called pocket structure, and open upward in a size that allows one game ball to enter. When the gaming ball enters the general winning opening 20 or the side winning opening 21 (winning), the gaming ball is taken to the rear side of the gaming board 11, for example, 15 winning balls per one entering ball are on the top plate It will be paid out at 26.

  The start gate 18 has a gate-shaped structure through which game balls can dive. When the game ball passes through the start gate 18, normal symbol acceptance determination is performed. In the gaming machine 10 of this embodiment, in the normal gaming state, the probability of hitting a normal symbol is determined to be low, and after the "big hit game" to be described later, the probability of hitting a normal symbol is determined to be high. Rush into the "time-saving game".

  The first start winning opening 14A has a pocket structure like the normal winning opening 20 and the side winning opening 21 and is open at a size that allows one game ball to enter one by one. The second start winning opening 14B opens forward with a size allowing game balls to enter one by one, and normally, the front of the opening / closing door 14T is closed to allow entry of the game balls ( Winning) is regulated. The open / close door 14T is pivoted about the lower end portion and turned to the front side for a predetermined time when the result of the above-described normal symbol suitability determination is a hit.

  When the game ball enters the start winning opening 14A, 14B (winning), a predetermined number of winning balls are paid out to the upper plate 26, and a special symbol acceptance determination is made. The determination result is displayed on the display screen 13G of the display device 13. And, if the result of the special symbol success or failure judgment is a big hit, a big hit game is executed.

  The special winning opening 15 has a horizontally long rectangular shape and is closed by the movable door 15T in a normal gaming state. When the above-mentioned big hit game is executed, the movable door 15T is turned to the front side for a predetermined period. Then, the special winning opening 15 opens forward, and with the movable door 15T as a guide, many gaming balls can be made winning in the special winning opening 15. When the game ball is won in the big winning opening 15, for example, 15 game balls are paid out to the upper plate 26 per one winning.

  The game balls that did not win in any of the above-described winning openings 14A, 14B, 15, 20, 21 are all taken into the discharge opening 16. The outlet 16 is disposed at the lower end of the game area R1 and opens forward. The game balls taken into the discharge port 16 are collected by a ball collection device (not shown).

  As shown in FIG. 1, the movable part unit 30 is attached to the right side of the front frame 10 </ b> Z. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the movable service unit 30 includes a first movable member 100, a second movable member 200, and a fixed base 300. The first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 both have a shape that is elongated along the vertical direction. The first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are provided such that the longitudinal direction thereof is slightly inclined to the front side with respect to the vertical direction, and moves along the inclined direction. As shown in FIG. 3, the first movable member 100 is usually disposed at the lowermost side of the movable stroke, and the second movable member 200 is generally disposed at the lowermost side of the movable stroke. . Hereinafter, the position where the first movable member 100 is disposed at the lowermost position is the first start position (the position of the first movable member 100 shown in FIG. 3), and the position at the uppermost position is the first end position (see FIG. Position where the second movable member 200 is disposed at the lowermost position, the second start position (the position of the second movable member 200 shown in FIGS. 3 and 17), the most position of the first movable member 100 shown in FIG. The position disposed on the upper side is referred to as a second end position (the position of the second movable member 200 shown in FIGS. 5 and 18). Further, in the movable character unit 30, the side facing the inside of the front frame 10Z is referred to as "front side", and the side facing the outside of the front frame 10Z is referred to as "back side" as appropriate.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the fixed base 300 is fixed to the front frame 10Z and protrudes forward from the right side of the front frame 10Z. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the fixed base 300 extends from the first case portion 301 extending along the right side of the front frame 10 Z and the lower portion of the first case portion 301. It is comprised by the 2nd case part 302 which plunged to the front side. The first case portion 301 is disposed on the rear side of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200, and accommodates a drive mechanism 400 (see FIG. 6) for driving the first movable member 100. The second case portion 302 has an opening 302A opened at the upper side at the top, and a second movable member 200 arranged at the lower portion of the first movable member 100 arranged at the first start position and the second start position. Accommodate the whole of The second case portion 302 is formed to encircle the sheath of the sword.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the first movable member 100 includes a movable base 110 movable with respect to the fixed base 300, and a decorative portion 120 moving integrally with the movable base 110. The decorative portion 120 is shaped like a sword with the handle facing upward, and is a first decorative portion 121 with a sword holder and a second decorative portion 122 with a sword shape. It has a third decorative portion 123 representing a blade of a sword and a base portion 124 for supporting the lower end portion of the third decorative portion 123. The first decorative portion 121, the second decorative portion 122, the third decorative portion 123 and the base portion 124 are flat in the front and back direction of the movable character unit 30 (FIG. 3), and the decorative portion 120 is entirely Is formed like a belt.

  The movable base 110 is linearly supported by a support shaft 430 provided inside the first case portion 301 of the fixed base 300. The support shafts 430 are provided in a pair in the thickness direction of the decorative portion 120 (that is, in the front and back direction of the movable character unit 30), and each support shaft 430 extends along the longitudinal direction of the decorative portion 120. Do.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the movable base 110 includes a plate portion 111 having a long side along the support shaft 430 and a short side along the front and back direction of the movable role unit 30 (FIG. 3). (The front side in FIG. 7 is the front side of the movable role unit 30.) The upper end portion of the plate portion 111 is bent toward the first case portion 301 side of the fixed base 300 to form an upper bent piece 111A in which the support shafts 430 and 430 are inserted, and the lower end portion of the plate portion 111 is a first The lower bent piece 111B is formed by bending toward the case portion 301 and into which the support shafts 430 and 430 are inserted.

  A bracket 112 is fixed to a portion near the upper end of the plate portion 111. The bracket 112 has a U-shape open on the front side of the movable character unit 30, and is supported by a pair of opposing plates 113, 113 (only one opposing plate 113 is shown in FIG. 7). Insert the shaft 430. A wire fixing protrusion 114 and a spring engagement protrusion 115 are provided on the opposing plate 113 on the side far from the plate portion 111 of the pair of opposing plates 113 and 113. Specifically, the wire fixing protrusion 114 and the spring locking protrusion 115 are provided at the front end of the movable part unit 30 on the opposing plate 113 and project in the direction away from the plate portion 111. The spring engagement protrusion 115 is disposed below the wire fixing protrusion 114.

  A drive mechanism 400 for driving the first movable member 100 is shown in FIGS. The drive mechanism 400 includes a motor 401 and a slider 403 moved parallel to the support shaft 430 by the motor 401. Specifically, the drive mechanism 400 is provided with a ball screw 402 disposed parallel to the support shaft 430, and the slider 403 is screwed to the ball screw 402. Then, the ball screw 402 is rotationally driven by the motor 401, whereby the slider 403 moves along the ball screw 402. In addition to the ball screw 402, the drive mechanism 400 is provided with an auxiliary shaft 405 for movably supporting the slider 403.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the drive mechanism 400 is provided with a pair of drive sensors 406, 406 along the extending direction of the ball screw 402. The pair of drive sensors 406, 406 are proximity sensors, and detect the slider 403. Then, the slider 403 moves between the position detected by the upper drive sensor 406 and the position detected by the lower drive sensor 406.

  In the drive mechanism 400, the power of the slider 403 is transmitted to the movable base 110 via the intermediate member 410. As shown in FIG. 7, the intermediate member 410 is configured to be movable in the space between the ball screw 402 and the two support shafts 430, 430 in parallel with the support shaft 430, and the long side along the support shaft 430. And a plate portion 411 having a short side portion along the front and back direction of the movable service unit 30 (FIG. 3).

  An upper end portion of the plate portion 411 is bent toward the ball screw 402 to form an upper bent piece 411A that can abut on the slider 403 from the lower side. The lower end portion of the plate portion 411 is bent toward the support shaft 430 to form a lower bending piece 411B through which the two support shafts 430 and 430 are inserted. As described above, since the support shafts 430 and 430 support both the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 so as to linearly move, it is possible to share the movement space of the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410, thereby saving space. Can be achieved.

  Further, on the lower side portion of the plate portion 411, a first spring engagement protrusion 412 and a second spring engagement protrusion 413 are provided so as to protrude toward the ball screw 402 side. The first spring engagement protrusion 412 and the second spring engagement protrusion 413 are disposed to be offset in the short side direction of the plate portion 411. The first spring engagement projection 412 and the second spring engagement projection 413 are arranged to be offset in the long side direction of the plate portion 411.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 9B, the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by a first tension spring 421. Specifically, on the back side of the slider 403 (the front side in FIG. 9B), a spring engagement projection 404 projecting toward the support shaft 430 is provided. The spring engagement protrusion 404 and the first spring engagement protrusion 412 of the intermediate member 410 are disposed overlapping in the moving direction of the slider 403. The first tension spring 421 is hooked on the spring engagement projection 404 and the first spring engagement projection 412, whereby the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 are connected.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 9A, the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by a second tension spring 422. Specifically, the spring locking protrusion 115 of the movable base 110 described above and the second spring locking protrusion 413 of the intermediate member 410 are disposed to overlap in the moving direction of the movable base 110. The movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by the second tension spring 422 being hooked on the spring engagement projection 115 and the first spring engagement projection 413.

  In the present embodiment, the first tension spring 421 and the second tension spring 422 are configured by tension springs having the same natural length and spring constant. Further, in a state where the first movable member 100 (the movable base 110) is stopped, the first tension spring 421 and the second tension spring 422 have the same length. That is, when the first movable member 100 is stopped, the distance between the spring engagement protrusion 404 and the first spring engagement protrusion 412 in the moving direction of the first movable member 100 is equal to that of the spring engagement protrusion 115. And the interval between the second spring engagement projections 413.

  9 to 10 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 when moving the first movable member 100 from the first start position to the first end position side by the drive of the motor 401 (FIG. 6). As shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, in the state where the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first start position, the slider 403 is disposed at the lower end position of the movable stroke. At this time, the upper bending piece 411A of the intermediate member 410 is pressed from the lower side to the slider 403 by the biasing force of the first tension spring 421 (FIG. 9B), and the biasing force of the second tension spring 422 moves the movable base 110. The lower bent piece 111B is pressed from the upper side against the lower bent piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 (FIG. 9A). The force with which the first tension spring 421 presses the intermediate member 410 against the slider 403 is the same as the force with which the second tension spring 422 presses the intermediate member 410 against the movable base 110.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 9 (B) to FIG. 10 (B), when the slider 403 is driven upward by the motor 401 (FIG. 6) and the slider 403 moves upward, the power of the slider 403 The pressure is transmitted to the intermediate member 410, and the intermediate member 410 moves upward. At this time, the lower bending piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 pushes up the lower bending piece 111B of the movable base 110, and the movable base 110 moves upward. At this time, the length of the first tension spring 421 connecting the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 does not change. Further, as shown in the change from FIG. 9A to FIG. 10A, the length of the second tension spring 422 connecting the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  13 to 14 schematically show the operation of the drive mechanism 400 when moving the first movable member 100 from the first end position to the first start position by driving the motor 401. As shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, in the state where the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first end position, the slider 403 is disposed at the upper end position of the movable stroke. At this time, the upper bending piece 411A of the intermediate member 410 is pressed from the lower side to the slider 403 by the biasing force of the first tension spring 421 (FIG. 13B), and the biasing force of the second tension spring 422 moves the movable base 110. The lower bent piece 111B is pressed from the upper side to the lower bent piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 (FIG. 13A). The force with which the first tension spring 421 presses the intermediate member 410 against the slider 403 is the same as the force with which the second tension spring 422 presses the intermediate member 410 against the movable base 110.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 13 (B) to FIG. 14 (B), when the slider 403 is driven by the motor 401 (FIG. 6) to move downward, the upper bending piece 411A is pushed down by the slider 403 And the intermediate member 410 moves downward (FIG. 14 (B)). At this time, the power of the intermediate member 410 is transmitted via the second tension spring 422, and the movable base 110 moves downward (FIG. 14A). The length of the first tension spring 421 connecting the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 does not change. Further, as shown in the change from FIG. 13 (A) to FIG. 14 (A), the length of the second tension spring 422 connecting the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the first movable member 100 not only plays a role as a movable effect member movable by the driving of the motor 401 (FIG. 6) but also plays a role as an operation member operated by the player. ing. In the example of the present embodiment, “pulling operation” for moving the first movable member 100 from the first start position to the first end position side and “push operation for moving the first movable member 100 from the first end position to the first start position side”. Two types of operations are performed.

  Here, in a state where the first movable member 100 is stopped, the position of the first movable member 100 is fixed by the excitation of the motor 401. Therefore, it is difficult to pull out and push the first movable member 100 unless the excitation of the motor 401 is released. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the operation sensor 407 (FIG. 8) for detecting the operation of the first movable member 100 is provided, and the excitation of the motor 401 is canceled in response to the detection by the operation sensor 407. It has become.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the operation sensor 407 is a proximity sensor, and detects the detection protrusion 160T (FIG. 20) formed on the first movable member 100. Specifically, the operation sensor 407 is provided in a pair in the moving direction of the first movable member 100, and the lower operation sensor 407 has the first movable member 100 disposed at the first start position. The detection protrusion 160T is detected, and the upper operation sensor 407 detects the detection protrusion 160T when the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first end position. Therefore, the lower operation sensor 407 can detect the initial movement of the first movable member 100 (that is, the movement of the first start position toward the first end position of the first movable member 100) in the pulling operation. When the detection by the lower operation sensor 407 is detected, the excitation of the motor 401 is released. Further, the upper operation sensor 407 can detect the initial movement of the first movable member 100 in the pressing operation (that is, the movement of the first end position toward the first start position of the first movable member 100). When the upper operation sensor 407 detects this, the excitation of the motor 401 is released.

  11 to 12 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 at the time of the pulling operation. Immediately after the first movable member 100 is pulled out, the operation sensor 407 (FIG. 8) does not detect the movement of the detection projection 160T (FIG. 20), and the motor 401 remains in the excited state. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, the position of the slider 403 is fixed. On the other hand, the movable base 110 is allowed to move upward by the extension of the second tension spring 422. That is, the first movable member 100 is allowed to move to the first end position side (upper side) even when the motor 401 is in the excited state. At this time, the intermediate member 410 is restricted from moving upward due to the contact between the upper bent piece 411A and the slider 403.

  When the movement amount of the first movable member 100 increases and the movement of the detection projection 160T is detected by the operation sensor 407, the excitation of the motor 401 is released. Then, the upward movement of the slider 403 is permitted, and the upward movement of the intermediate member 410 is also permitted. Then, as shown in the change from FIG. 11 (A) to FIG. 12 (A), the intermediate member 410 is moved upward by the biasing force of the second tension spring 422, and the slider 403 is pushed up by the intermediate member 410. Be As shown in the change from FIG. 11 (B) to FIG. 12 (B), the length of the first tension spring 421 connecting the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  15 to 16 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 at the time of the pressing operation. Immediately after the pressing operation of the first movable member 100 is performed, the movement of the detection protrusion 160T (FIG. 20) is not detected by the operation sensor 407 (FIG. 8), and the motor 401 remains in the excited state. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 15A and 15B, the position of the slider 403 is fixed. On the other hand, the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 are allowed to move downward due to the extension of the first tension spring 421. That is, the first movable member 100 is allowed to move to the first start position side (downward) even when the motor 401 is in the excited state. At this time, when the lower bending piece 111B abuts on the lower bending piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 from the upper side, the movable base 110 pushes down the intermediate member 410.

  When the movement amount of the first movable member 100 is increased and the movement of the detection projection 160T is detected by the operation sensor 407, the excitation of the motor 401 is released and the movement to the lower side of the slider 403 is permitted. Ru. Then, as shown in the change from FIG. 15 (B) to FIG. 16 (B), the slider 403 moves downward by the biasing force of the first tension spring 421. As shown in the change from FIG. 15 (A) to FIG. 16 (A), the length of the second tension spring 422 connecting the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  Thus, in the drive mechanism 400, the first tension spring 421 and the second tension spring 422 are interposed between the movable base 110 and the slider 403. Then, at the time of the pulling out operation, the operation force is absorbed by the second tension spring 422, and at the time of the pressing operation, the operation force is absorbed by the first tension spring 421. Here, if the operation force of the first movable member 100 is directly transmitted to the motor 401, a problem may occur that the motor 401 is damaged. However, in the drive mechanism 400, the operation force of the first movable member 100 is not directly transmitted to the motor 401 by the second tension spring 422 at the time of pulling out operation, and at the time of pressing operation, the first movable member The operating force of 100 is not directly transmitted to the motor 401. Thereby, in the present embodiment, damage to the motor 401 in the pulling operation and the pushing operation can be suppressed.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the drive mechanism 400 is provided with an assist spring 440 for assisting the pulling operation of the first movable member 100. The assist spring 440 is connected to the movable base 110 via the wire 441 and biases the movable base 110 upward. The wire 441 extending from the assist spring 440 is hung on a plurality of pulleys 442 and fixed to the wire fixing protrusion 114 (FIG. 7).

  As shown in FIG. 17, the second movable member 200 includes a decorative portion 211 in which a part of a blade of a sword is carved, and a base portion 212 supporting the decorative portion 211 from the lower side. The width of the blade on which the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is embedded is wider than the width of the blade on which the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 is embedded. Further, the base portion 212 is formed narrower than the decorative portion 211.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, the second movable member 200 is formed in a flat cylindrical shape surrounding the third decorative portion 123 and the base portion 124 (FIG. 6) of the first movable member 100 from the outside.

  As shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, the second movable member 200 is configured of a front side structure 201 and a back side structure 202. The front side construction body 201 includes a front side decorative portion 201A that constitutes a front side portion of the decorative portion 211, and a front side base portion 201B that constitutes a front side portion of the base portion 212. Further, the back side structure 202 includes a back side decoration portion 202A constituting a back side portion of the decoration portion 211 and a back side base portion 202B constituting a back side portion of the base portion 212.

  Moreover, the guide groove 205,205 extended along the longitudinal direction of the 2nd movable member 200 is formed in the mutually opposing surface of the front side structure 201 and the back side structure 202 (in FIG. 20, the back side structure) Only the guide groove 205 of 202 is shown.). The guide grooves 205, 205 receive the guide protrusions 125, 125 provided on both the front and back sides of the first movable member 100. Specifically, a plurality of guide protrusions 125 are arranged along the moving direction of the first movable member 100, and each guide groove 205 receives a plurality of guide protrusions 125 aligned in the moving direction of the first movable member 100. . Thereby, the second movable member 200 is movable in the same direction as the movement direction of the first movable member 100.

  As described above, the second movable member 200 is normally disposed at the second starting position shown in FIG. Positioning of the second movable member 200 to the second starting position is performed by the positioning member 340. The positioning member 340 is provided in the second case portion 302 (FIG. 3) of the fixed base 300, and receives the base portion 212 of the second movable member 200 from the lower side. The positioning member 340 suppresses the movement of the second movable member 200 below the second starting position, and is positioned at the second starting position.

  The second movable member 200 moves following the first movable member 100 with the movement of the first movable member 100. Specifically, the second movable member 200 and the first movable member 100 can be integrally moved by an integrated mechanism 130 shown in FIGS. 22 (A) and 22 (B).

  As shown in FIGS. 22A and 22B, the integration mechanism 130 includes a receiving member 150 and a drive source 140 for driving the receiving member 150. In the present embodiment, the receiving member 150 and the drive source 140 are mounted on the base portion 124 of the first movable member 100 (FIG. 21).

  As shown in FIGS. 22A and 22B, the drive source 140 is configured by a solenoid, and includes an excitation block 141 and a plunger 142. The excitation block 141 is formed with a plunger receiving hole (not shown) opened downward. The plunger 142 is inserted into the plunger receiving hole and protrudes downward from the excitation block 141. The movable base 143 is fixed to the lower end portion of the plunger 142. The movable base 143 is configured to be movable in the movement direction of the first movable member 100, and is biased downward by a compression coil spring 144 interposed between the movable base 143 and the excitation block 141. When the drive source 140 is turned on, as shown in the change from FIG. 22 (A) to FIG. 22 (B), the plunger 142 is drawn into the excitation block 141, and the movable base 143 moves upward.

  The receiving member 150 is rotatably attached to the movable base 143. Specifically, the receiving member 150 is provided with a proximal end shaft portion 151 pivotally supported by a support projection 143T provided to project from the movable base 143, and a pin insertion portion 152 extended upward from the proximal end shaft portion 151. And a tip end receiving portion 153 extended upward from the upper end portion of the pin insertion portion 152. Here, the support projection 143T is provided at two positions on the front side and the back side of the movable base 143 in the width direction of the first movable member 100, that is, a direction orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100 and the front and back direction. The receiving member 150 is mounted in a pair on the front and back sides of the first movable member 100.

  The pin insertion portion 152 is disposed to be directed outward in the front and back direction of the first movable member 100 as it extends upward from the proximal end shaft portion 151. In the pin insertion portion 152, an elongated hole 152A which penetrates the pin insertion portion 152 in the width direction of the first movable member 100 and extends in the extending direction of the pin insertion portion 152 is formed. The fixed pin 152P fixed to the first movable member 100 is inserted into the long hole 152A. In the state where the drive source 140 is turned off (the movable base 143 is disposed at the lower end of the movable stroke), the fixing pin 152P is disposed at the upper end of the long hole 152A (FIG. 22A).

  The tip end receiving portion 153 is formed in a linear shape, and is disposed to be bent upward with respect to the pin insertion portion 152. Although described in detail later, the tip end surface of the tip end receiving portion 153 is a receiving surface 154 capable of receiving the second movable member 200. The receiving surface 154 is inclined so as to descend inside the front and back direction of the first movable member 100 when the tip end receiving portion 153 is disposed substantially in parallel with the moving direction of the first movable member 100 (FIG. 22A). .

  When the drive source 140 is turned on and the movable base 143 moves upward along the moving direction of the first movable member 100, as shown in the change from FIG. 22 (A) to FIG. 22 (B), the support projection The 143T approaches the fixing pin 152P, and the fixing pin 152P moves downward relative to the long hole 152A in the long hole 152A. Then, with the movement of the fixed pin 152P in the long hole 152A, the receiving member 150 is pivoted so as to fall to the outside in the front and back direction of the first movable member 100, and is disposed at the receiving position. At this time, the receiving member 150 pivots about the proximal end shaft portion 151, but the proximal end shaft portion 151 moves upward with the movement of the movable base 143. As a result, the tip end portion of the tip end receiving portion 153 in the receiving member 150 moves in a direction substantially orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100. Then, the receiving surface 154 of the tip end receiving portion 153 is disposed substantially orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100. When the drive source 140 is turned off and the movable base 143 moves downward, the support projection 143T moves away from the fixing pin 152P, and the fixing pin 152P moves upward relative to the long hole 152A in the long hole 152A. Then, along with the movement of the fixed pin 152P in the long hole 152A, the receiving member 150 is raised along the moving direction of the first movable member 100, and arranged at the standby position. When the receiving member 150 is disposed at the standby position, the distal end receiving portion 153 is disposed along the moving direction of the first movable member 100 (FIG. 23).

  In addition, the integration mechanism 130 is provided with an engagement hole 131 in the second movable member 200 that engages with the receiving member 150 in the receiving position. As shown in FIG. 20, the engagement holes 131 are formed through the front structure 201 and the rear structure 202 of the second movable member 200 in the front and back direction. The engagement hole 131 is formed in a rectangular shape having a side parallel to the movement direction of the second movable member 200 (that is, the movement direction of the first movable member 100). Further, the engagement holes 131 are formed in the front side base portion 201B and the back side base portion 202B, and as shown in FIG. 22A, in each engagement hole 131, the second movable member 200 has a second start In the state of being disposed at the position, the receiving member 150 of the first movable member 100 disposed at the first start position is opposed in the front and back direction. The engagement hole 131 has a size capable of accommodating the entire receiving member 150 disposed at the standby position when viewed from the front and back direction of the first movable member 100.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 22 (A) to FIG. 22 (B), when the receiving member 150 moves from the standby position to the receiving position, the upper edge portion of the engagement hole 131 It is arranged above the passing area. Then, a portion of the inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole 131 that constitutes the upper side faces the receiving surface 154 of the tip end receiving portion 153 when the receiving member 150 is disposed at the receiving position (specifically, positive It becomes the receiving opposing part 132). A gap 133 is formed between the receiving surface 154 and the receiving portion 132.

  Next, the operation of the integration mechanism 130 will be described. FIG. 23A shows a state in which the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are disposed at the first start position and the second start position, and the drive source 140 is turned off. In this state, the receiving member 150 is disposed at the standby position, and is disposed inside the first movable member 100 in the front and back direction (the lateral direction in FIG. 23A).

  When the first movable member 100 moves to the first end position side (upper side) while the drive source 140 is in the OFF state, as shown in the change from FIG. 23 (A) to FIG. 23 (B), the first movable Only the member 100 moves, and the second movable member 200 remains disposed at the second start position.

  24 to 25 show the operation of the integration mechanism 130 when the second movable member 200 moves integrally with the first movable member 100. FIG. The state shown in FIG. 24 (A) is the same as the state shown in FIG. 23 (A). When the drive source 140 is turned on from the state shown in FIG. 24 (A), as shown in FIG. 24 (B), the receiving member 150 is disposed in the receiving position, and the front and back direction (FIG. 24 (B) Of the first movable member 100 in the lateral direction). Then, the tip end receiving portion 153 of the receiving member 150 is received in the engagement hole 131 of the second movable member 200, and the receiving surface 154 faces the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200 from the lower side. At this time, a gap 133 is formed between the receiving surface 154 and the receiving portion 132.

  When the first movable member 100 moves to the first end position side (upper side) while the drive source 140 is in the on state, the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 is the second movable member 200 as shown in FIG. Contact with the receiving opposing portion 132 of the Then, when the first movable member 100 further moves to the first end position side, the second movable member 200 received by the receiving member 150 is integrally moved with the first movable member 100 to the second end position side (upper side). Moving.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 25 (B), after the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are integrated by the integration mechanism 130, the driving source 140 is turned off to save power. There is. At this time, the receiving member 150 is in a state in which the receiving surface 154 is in contact with the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200 from the lower side, so that the receiving member 150 is suppressed from moving upward. The movement from the reception position to the standby position is restricted. Therefore, even if the drive source 140 is turned off, the reception of the second movable member 200 is not released, and the second movable member 200 is prevented from being slipped off.

  The return of the receiving member 150 to the standby position is performed as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 26A, when the first movable member 100 moves to the first start position side (downward) while the drive source 140 is in the OFF state, the first movable member 100 is integrated with the first movable member 100. The positioning member 340 abuts on the moving second movable member 200 from the second start position side (lower side). At this time, the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 remains in contact with the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 26 (A) to FIG. 26 (B), when the first movable member 100 is further moved to the first start position side (downward), the second movable member 100 with respect to the first movable member 100 is The movable member 200 is displaced upward. Then, the contact between the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 and the receiving facing portion 132 is released. As a result, the receiving member 150 is allowed to move from the receiving position to the standby position, and receives the biasing force of the compression coil spring 144 to return to the standby position. Thus, the receiving member 150 automatically returns to the standby position when the first movable member 100 returns to the first start position.

  By the way, as shown in FIG. 3, when the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are disposed at the first start position and the second start position, the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 and The decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is accommodated in the second case portion 302 of the fixed base 300. Then, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 17, when only the first movable member 100 is moved upward, the blade to which the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 is projected is the second case portion 302. Emerge from the On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 18, when the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 integrally move upward, the blade on which the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is formed is A two-case portion 302 emerges from an emplaced sheath. At this time, the blade with the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is attached to the handle and the heel of the sword with the first decorative portion 121 and the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100, It is possible to give the player the impression that the blade represented by the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 is switched to the blade represented by the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200.

  Here, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, as described above, the first movable member 100 is configured to be movable from the first start position to the first end position by the player's withdrawal operation. Then, in the gaming machine 10, as an effect using the movable combination product unit 30, it is possible to execute a withdrawal operation effect for urging the player to perform the withdrawal operation of the first movable member 100. In the pulling operation effect, it depends on whether the portion appearing from the second case portion 302 is the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 or the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 (ie, the second For example, depending on the aspect of the part emerging from the case part 302, the degree of expectation for the big hit is different.

  When the withdrawal operation effect is executed, a withdrawal operation prompting image for prompting the player of the withdrawal operation is displayed on the display screen 13G (FIG. 2) of the display device 13 as shown in FIG. The drawing operation prompting image includes a first movable member element 100G imitating the first movable member 100, a second case element 302G imitating the second case portion 302, and a hand element TG imitating a human hand. Have. The first movable member element 100G of the drawing operation prompting image includes a first decorative portion element 121G corresponding to the first decorative portion 121 of the first movable member 100 and a second decorative portion element 122G corresponding to the second decorative portion 122. , Is composed of.

  When the pulling operation is performed while the pulling operation prompting image is displayed, the first movable member element 100G is moved upward on the display screen 13G according to the pulling operation and is hidden by the second case portion element 302G. A pulling out operation image in which a part appears is displayed. In the extraction operation image, two types corresponding to the aspect of the part appearing from the second case portion 302 are provided. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 28A and 28B, when the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 appears from the second case portion 302, in the extraction operation image, the third decorative portion 123 appears. A third decorative part element 123G corresponding to the decorative part 123 appears from the second case part element 302G. Further, as shown in FIGS. 29A and 29B, when the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 appears from the second case portion 302, the decoration of the second movable member 200 is displayed in the extraction operation image. The second movable member element 200G corresponding to the portion 211 emerges from the second case portion element 302G.

  Here, the movement of the first movable member element 100G in the pullout operation image is performed in conjunction with the actual movement of the first movable member 100. FIG. 31 shows the electrical configuration of the gaming machine 10 for achieving interlocking of the drawing operation image.

  The reference numeral 50 in FIG. 31 denotes a main control circuit 50, which is a microcomputer provided with a CPU 50A, a RAM 50B, a ROM 50C and a plurality of counters, an input / output circuit connecting the microcomputer and the sub control circuit 52, and a special winning opening 15 And the like, and an input / output circuit connecting the relay circuit and the payout control circuit etc. connected to each other, and performs main control related to the game. The CPU 50A is provided with a pass / fail judgment unit, a control unit, an operation unit, various counters, various registers, various flags, etc., and performs arithmetic control, and also generates random numbers etc. per special symbol and normal symbol, and subcontrols control signals. Output (transmission) is possible to the circuit 52 and the like. The RAM 50B includes storage areas for various random number values generated by the CPU 50A, storage areas and flags for temporarily storing various data, and a work area of the CPU 50A. In the ROM 50C, control data, symbol variation data relating to the variation display of the special symbol and the normal symbol, and the like are written, and in addition, determination values and the like per the special symbol and the normal symbol are written.

  Similar to the main control circuit 50, the sub control circuit 52 includes a microcomputer having a CPU 52A, a RAM 52B, a ROM 52C, and a plurality of counters, an input / output circuit connecting the microcomputer and the main control circuit 50, a display control circuit 54, etc. And an input / output circuit connecting the The CPU 52A includes a control unit, an operation unit, various counters, various registers, various flags, and the like, and is configured to be able to output (transmit) control signals to the display control circuit 54 etc. in addition to performing arithmetic control. The RAM 52B has a storage area of various data and a work area by the CPU 52A. The ROM 52C stores a variation pattern table of special symbols, data of various effects, and the like.

  The display control circuit 54 is provided in the display device 13 and includes a CPU 54A, a RAM 54B, and a ROM 54C. The CPU 54A acquires image data from the ROM 54C based on a control signal from the sub control circuit 52, and displays an image on the display screen 13G based on the image data.

  Detection signals of the pair of operation sensors 407 and 407 (FIG. 8) described above are input to the sub control circuit 52. Then, when the lower operation sensor 407 detects the initial movement of the first movable member 100 due to the pulling operation, the sub control circuit 52 stops excitation of the motor 401 (FIG. 6) of the drive mechanism 400 and displays A signal for causing the control circuit 54 to display the extraction operation image on the display screen 13G is output. Here, the sub control circuit 52 is also configured to execute on / off control of the drive source 140 of the integrated mechanism 130. Therefore, depending on whether the part appearing from the second case part 302 at the time of the pulling out operation is the third decorative part 123 of the first movable member 100 or the decorative part 211 of the second movable member 200, the sub control circuit 52 And a signal for displaying a pulling out operation image corresponding to the appearance portion.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, a pushing operation effect is performed following the pulling operation effect. In the pushing operation effect, the player is urged to perform a pushing operation of pushing the part appearing from the second case portion 302 into the second case portion 302 in the pulling operation effect. Specifically, when the pressing operation effect is executed, as shown in FIG. 30, a pressing operation prompting image for prompting the player of the pressing operation is displayed. FIG. 30 (A) shows a pressing operation prompting image when the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 appears in the pulling operation effect, and FIG. 30 (B) shows the pulling operation effect. The pushing operation prompting image when the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 appears is shown. As described above, in the present embodiment, in the pressing operation effect, an image corresponding to the correspondence of the part appearing from the second case portion 302 by the pulling operation is displayed.

  If a pressing operation is performed while the pressing operation effect is being displayed, a pressing operation image is displayed on the display screen 13G. In the pressing operation image, the first movable member element 100G moves in conjunction with the actual pressing operation of the first movable member 100. The sub control circuit 52 stops excitation of the motor 401 of the drive mechanism 400 and detects the pressing operation image on the display screen 13G when the initial operation of the first movable member 100 by the pressing operation is detected by the upper operation sensor 407. The display control circuit 54 outputs a signal to be displayed on the display control circuit 54 (FIG. 31).

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the first movable member 100 moves from the first end position (see FIG. 32A) to the first start position (see FIG. 32B). If the player's finger is pinched between the second decorative portion 122 of the member 100 and the upper portion of the second case portion 302 (specifically, the opening edge of the opening 302A), the player suffers from the problem of finger injury. is assumed. The movement of the first movable member 100 may be performed by driving the motor 401 or may be performed by the operation of the player, but in the case of the former in particular, the problem of injury may occur. In order to prevent such a problem, the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment has the configuration described below.

  As shown in FIGS. 32A and 32B, the second case portion 302 includes a case main body 360 having an upper opening 360A (FIG. 33C) opened in the moving direction of the first movable member 100. , And a case edge 350 fixed to the edge of the upper opening 360A of the case main body 360. The case body 360 is made of a hard material (for example, general-purpose plastic such as PP, PC, ABS), and the case edge 350 is made of an elastic member (for example, rubber). Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 33 (A) and 33 (B), the case edge 350 is formed in a U-shape in plan view, and a pair of first edge forming a straight portion in the U-shape It is comprised by 1 case edge part 351, 351 and 2nd case edge part 352 which comprises the circular arc part in a U-shape. The second case edge 352 is superimposed on one end of each first case edge 351.

  As shown in FIG. 33C, the case edge 350 extends from the upper end of the rising portion 350A to the inside of the case edge 350 from the upper end portion of the rising portion 350A extending along the moving direction of the first movable member 100. It is extended downward from the tip of the upper overhanging portion 350B that overhangs, the lower overhanging portion 350C that overhangs the inside of the case edge 350 from the lower end of the rising portion 350A, and the lower overhanging portion 350C. And a lower extension portion 350D. The lower overhanging portion 350C is superimposed on the upper surface of the case main body 360 (ie, the upper surface of the edge of the upper opening 360A), and the lower extension portion 350D is overlapped on the inner circumferential surface of the upper opening 360A. The case edge 350 is fixed to the case body 360 by fixing the lower overhanging portion 350C and the lower extension portion 350D to the case body 360 with an adhesive, a bolt or the like. The standing portion 350A is disposed substantially flush with the outer side surface of the case main body 360.

  As shown in FIG. 34 (A), when the player's finger is present between the first movable member 100 and the second case portion 302 arranged at the first end position, the first movable member 100 is moved to the first position. When moving to the first start position side (second case portion 302 side), the finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the upper portion of the second case portion 302. Here, in the present embodiment, since the case edge 350 that constitutes the upper part of the second case 302 is made of an elastic member, as shown in the change from FIG. 34 (A) to FIG. 34 (B) The case edge 350 can be elastically deformed to the first start position side (lower side) of the moving direction of the first movable member 100. As described above, in the present embodiment, since the case edge 350 is elastically deformed to form a space for the finger of the player, the player can be prevented from being injured by the finger. Moreover, the case edge 350 bends the standing portion 350A while receiving the finger at the upper protruding portion 350B by having the rising portion 350A and the upper protruding portion 350B protruding from the upper end of the rising portion 350A. It is possible to eliminate the elastic deformation.

  Further, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the second movable member 100 moves from the first end position (see FIG. 35A) to the first start position (see FIG. 35B). The movable member 200 may be disposed at the second start position. Also in this case, when the player's finger is pinched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200, there is assumed a problem that the player may injure the finger. In order to prevent such a problem, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the positioning member 340 (FIGS. 17 and 18) described above has the configuration described below.

  As shown in FIG. 36A, the positioning member 340 has a positioning shaft 341 disposed along the movement direction of the second movable member 200 and a positioning shaft 341 along the movement direction of the second movable member 200. And movably supporting a support base 342. The positioning shaft 341 is formed with a step surface 341D whose diameter is reduced in a stepped manner on the lower side, and a portion of the positioning shaft 341 above the step surface 341D becomes a large diameter portion 341A, and is lower than the step surface 341D. Of the small diameter portion 341B.

  The support base 342 has a case shape elongated in the axial direction of the positioning shaft 341, and the ceiling wall 342T of the support base 342 is formed with a large diameter insertion hole 342A through which the large diameter portion 341A of the positioning shaft 341 is inserted. ing. Further, the support base 342 is provided with a partition wall 342H which divides the internal space into upper and lower parts. The partition wall 342H is provided with a small diameter insertion hole 342B through which the small diameter portion 341B of the positioning shaft 341 is inserted.

  The positioning shaft 341 is urged upward by a compression coil spring 343 interposed between the step surface 341D of the positioning shaft 341 and the partition wall 342H, and is disposed at the projecting position shown in FIG. 36A. In a state where the second movable member 200 is disposed at the second start position, a gap is formed between the lower surface of the positioning shaft 341 in the projecting position and the bottom wall 342S of the support base 342. This gap is larger than the thickness of one finger. Then, when the positioning shaft 341 is pressed downward, the positioning shaft 341 is moved downward by the gap by the deformation of the compression coil spring 343 and is disposed at the retracted position shown in FIG. 36 (B). .

  As shown in FIG. 37A, when the player's finger is between the first movable member 100 disposed at the first end position and the second movable member 200 disposed at the second start position. When the first movable member 100 moves to the first start position side, the finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the upper portion of the second movable member 200. Here, in the present embodiment, the positioning shaft 341 of the positioning member 340 is movable downward in the movement direction of the second movable member 200. Therefore, even if a finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200, as shown in the change from FIG. 37 (A) to FIG. 37 (B), The second movable member 200 disposed at the second start position moves downward so as to be away from the first movable member 100. As described above, in the present embodiment, since the second movable member 200 escapes to the second start position side (downward) to form a space for the player's finger, the player is prevented from being injured by the finger. Be

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, it is necessary to secure a space in which the second movable member 200 can move between the first movable member 100 and the first case portion 301. Here, the decorative portion 120 of the first movable member 100 is elongated along the vertical direction as described above. Therefore, it is assumed that the decorative portion 120 is likely to lie down, making stable support of the decorative portion 120 difficult. In order to prevent such a problem, the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment has the configuration described below.

  As shown in FIG. 20, the first movable member 100 is provided with an overhang portion 160 which projects from the decorative portion 120 to the fixed base 300 side. The overhang portion 160 is in communication with a movable base 110 (FIGS. 6 and 19) movably supported by the fixed base 300. Specifically, the overhanging portion 160 includes a plate portion 161 which protrudes from the decorative portion 120 and becomes thinner in the front and back direction, and an overlapping fixing piece 162 which is erected from an end of the plate portion 161 on the fixing base 300 side. ing. Then, the overlapping fixed piece 162 is fixed in a state of being superimposed on the plate portion 111 (FIG. 7) of the movable base 110. As described above, in the present embodiment, since the decorative portion 120 is supported by the fixed base 300 via the plate portion 161 of the overhang portion 160 that protrudes from the decorative portion 120 of the first movable member 100 toward the fixed base 300, It becomes possible to support stably the decoration part 120 which became long in the moving direction of the 1st movable member 100. FIG. A detection projection 160T for detecting the movement of the first movable member 100 at the time of the pulling operation or the pulling operation is provided in a protruding manner on the plate portion 161 of the overhang portion 160.

  As shown in FIG. 19, the overhanging portion 160 (plate portion 161) of the first movable member 100 is inserted into a portion of the second movable member 200 facing the fixed base 300 (the right side in FIG. 19). An insertion groove 206 is formed. The front structural body 201 and the back structural body 202 of the second movable member 200 are disposed so as to sandwich the plate portion 161 of the overhanging portion 160.

  Here, the second movable member 200 is provided with the communication shaft portion 204 which connects the front side construct 201 and the back side construct 202, thereby enhancing the strength of the second movable member 200. Further, the plate portion 161 is provided with an elongated hole 163 which allows the connecting shaft portion 204 to move in the moving direction of the second movable member 200 (FIG. 20). As a result, the connection shaft portion 204 is prevented from obstructing the movement of the second movable member 200. In addition, the connection axial part 204 is formed by connecting the connection protrusion 203,203 which protruded from the mutually opposing surface of the front side structure 201 and the back side structure 202. As shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 20, the plate portion 161 is formed in an L shape as viewed from the front side of the first movable member 100, and the long hole 163 is formed between the plate portion 161 and the third decorative portion 123. As a result, the second movable member 200 and the decorative portion 120 can be brought close to each other, and the space occupied by the second movable member 200 and the decorative portion 120 can be made compact. Further, one side of the L-shape in the plate portion 161 is in contact with the base portion 124, and the other side is in communication with the second decorative portion 122. As described above, in the present embodiment, the linear portion (the third decorative portion 123 and the base portion 124) of the decorative portion 120 and the portion (the second decorative portion 122) protruding laterally from the linear portion Since the plate portions 161 communicate with each other, the strength of the first movable member 100 is increased.

  The detailed structure of the first movable member 100 is as follows. As shown in FIG. 38, the first movable member 100 is provided with a skeleton portion 170 which is a skeleton of the first movable member 100, and a cover portion 180 which forms an exterior of the decorative portion 120. The skeletal portion 170 includes a first skeletal portion 171 constituting the first decorative portion 121, a second skeletal portion 172 constituting the second decorative portion 122, and a third constituting the third decorative portion 123 and the base portion 124. In a portion including the third frame portion 173 and the overhanging frame portion 174 configuring the overhanging portion 160 and being surrounded by the second frame portion 172, the third frame portion 173, and the overhanging frame portion 174. , And a punching hole 175 for forming the long hole 163 (see FIGS. 6 and 20 for each of the decorative portions 121 to 123 and the base portion 124).

  In addition, the overhanging skeleton portion 174 is thicker than the first to third skeleton portions 171 to 173. Specifically, the frame portion 170 has a three-layer structure in which the auxiliary plate 170B is stacked on the front and back of the base plate 170A, and the first to third frame portions 170 to 173 are constituted only by the base plate 170A. The overhanging frame portion 174 includes the base plate 170A and the auxiliary plates 170B and 170B (FIG. 19).

  According to the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment described above, the following effects can be achieved.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, since the first movable member element 100G is moved on the display screen 13G of the display device 13 according to the operation of the first movable member 100, a sense of achievement of the operation of the first movable member 100 can be obtained. It becomes possible to give to the player. Further, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, a portion (the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 and the decorative portion of the second movable member 200) which appears from the second case portion 302 by the pulling operation of the first movable member 100. The operation of the first movable member 100 and the display of the elements displayed on the display screen 13G by displaying the elements (the third decoration part element 123G, the second movable member element 200G) according to the type of the item 211) on the display screen 13G. An increase in the integrity of the movement is achieved. Moreover, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 and the appearance of the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 from the second case portion 302 by the pulling operation of the first movable member 100 As the third decorative portion element 123G and the second movable member element 200G appear from the second case portion element 302G, respectively, the integrity of the operation of the first movable member 100 and the display of the display screen 13G is further increased. It becomes possible.

  Further, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, a portion of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 which is hidden by the second case portion 302 before the pulling operation and appears from the second case portion 302 after the pulling operation. Since a plurality of visual recognition modes are provided, the player can operate the first movable member 100 for the purpose of knowing the type of the part. Further, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are configured such that the visual recognition mode before the pulling out operation is common and the visual recognition mode after the pulling out operation is different. Therefore, it is possible to make the player have an expectation as to the visual recognition mode of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 after the pulling operation.

[Other embodiments]
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and, for example, the embodiments described below are also included in the technical scope of the present invention, and various other variations are possible without departing from the scope of the invention. It can be changed and implemented.

  (1) In the above-mentioned embodiment, although a plurality of kinds of modes of a part which appears from the 2nd case part 302 by pulling out operation of the 1st movable member 100 were provided, only one kind may be sufficient. Specifically, the second movable member 200 may not be provided.

  (2) In the above embodiment, the second movable member 200 may not be provided, and a plurality of types of visual recognition modes of the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 may be provided. Specifically, the third decorative portion 123 may be provided with an electric decoration, and a plurality of types of light emission modes of the electric decoration may be provided.

  (3) In the above embodiment, instead of detecting the initial movement caused by the operation of the first movable member 100, for example, by detecting that the player has touched the first movable member 100 using a touch sensor or a proximity sensor, It may be configured to detect the pulling operation or pushing operation of the first movable member 100.

  (4) In the above embodiment, the actual operation of the first movable member 100 in which the movement of the first movable member element 100G is performed in conjunction is both the pulling operation and the pushing operation, but any one operation It may be only.

  (5) In the above embodiment, both the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 may be visible to the player before the pulling operation.

  (6) In the above embodiment, the first movable member 100 linearly moves. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the first movable member 100 may rotate.

<Supplementary Note 1>
Hereinafter, the features of the invention group extracted from the above-described embodiments will be described while showing effects and the like as necessary. In the following, for ease of understanding, the corresponding configuration in the above embodiment is appropriately shown in parentheses or the like, but the present invention is not limited to the specific configuration illustrated in the parentheses or the like.

<Feature A group>
The following feature group A relates to a game machine having “an operation member operated by a player”, and in the game machine of “patent document A (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2016-13423 (paragraph [0029])), Regarding the background art of recommending the player to operate the operating member and displaying the continuation of the effect at the operated timing. ”In the gaming machine of Patent Document A, the content of the operation of the operating member and the effect on the display unit There is a problem in that it is difficult for the player to have a sense of accomplishment about the operation of the operation member because the relevance to the above is thin.

[Feature A1]
A display unit (display screen 13G),
In a gaming machine (game machine 10) having an operation member (a first movable member 100 and a second movable member 200) operated by a player
The operation member elements (the first movable member element 100G and the second movable member element 200G) imitating the operation member are displayed on the display unit, and the operation member is operated according to the operation at the timing when the operation member is operated It has operation image display means (sub control circuit 52) which moves an element.

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, since the operation member element is moved by the display unit according to the operation of the operation member, it is possible to give the player a sense of achievement of the operation of the operation member.

[Feature A2]
In the gaming machine described in the feature A1,
In the operation member, a plurality of types with different visual recognition modes (a mode in which the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 is visible and the first movable member 100 is integrated with the second movable member 200 to be the second movable member (Aspect in which 200 decorative parts 211 can be viewed) is provided, and
The operation member element is provided with a plurality of types corresponding to a visual recognition mode of the operation member,
The operation image display means displays the operation member element corresponding to the visual recognition mode of the operation member.

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, by displaying the operation member element corresponding to the type of the operation member on the display unit, the integration of the operation of the operation member and the movement of the operation member element can be increased.

[Feature A3]
In the gaming machine described in the feature A2,
The plurality of types of the operation members have a common visual recognition mode before the operation and are configured to be different in visual recognition mode after the operation.

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, it is possible for the player to have anticipation about the visual recognition mode of the operation member after the operation.

[Feature A4]
In the gaming machine described in the feature A3,
The operation member is
It is configured to be movable from the standby position (first start position) to the appearance position (first end position) by the operation of the player.
An operation part (first decorative portion 121) that can be operated by the player in the state of being placed in the standby position, and a situation in which it is difficult to view in the state of being placed in the standby position, And an effect portion (the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 and the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200) that can be viewed in the selected state;
The operation member is provided with a plurality of types in which the visual aspect of the effect part is different.

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, it is possible to allow the player to operate the operation member for the purpose of knowing the type of effect part.

[Configuration A5]
In the gaming machine described in the feature A4,
The effect portion is covered by the cover member (second case portion 302) in a state where the operation member is disposed at the standby position, and protrudes from the cover member when the operation member is disposed at the appearance position. ,
The operation portion protrudes from the cover member in a state of being disposed at the standby position,
The operation image display means displays a cover member element (second case portion element 302G) imitating the cover member together with the operation member element and, in response to an operation of the operation member, the effect in the operation member element A portion corresponding to the portion is revealed from the cover member element.

  According to the configuration of this feature, since the operation member element appears from the cover member element along with the appearance from the cover member of the rendering part by the operation of the operation member, the integrity of the operation of the operation member and the display of the display unit It is possible to increase more.

[Feature A6]
A display unit (display screen 13G),
In a gaming machine (game machine 10) having an operation member (a first movable member 100 and a second movable member 200) operated by a player
It has operation image display means (sub control circuit 52) for displaying the operation member elements (the first movable member element 100G and the second movable member 200G) corresponding to the operation member in accordance with the operation of the operation member.

  According to the configuration of the present feature, it is possible to give the player a sense of accomplishment of the operation of the operation member.

[Feature A7]
A display unit (display screen 13G),
In a gaming machine (game machine 10) having an operation member (a first movable member 100 and a second movable member 200) operated by a player
Operation detection means (operation sensor 407) for detecting that the operation member has been operated;
The operation member elements (the first movable member element 100G and the second movable member element 200G) corresponding to the operation member before the operation are displayed on the display unit, and when the operation of the operation member is detected, Operation image display means (sub control circuit 52) for moving the operation member element accordingly.

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, since the operation member element is moved by the display unit according to the operation of the operation member, it is possible to give the player a sense of achievement of the operation of the operation member.

[Feature A8]
A display unit (display screen 13G),
In a gaming machine (game machine 10) having an operation member (a first movable member 100 and a second movable member 200) operated by a player
Visual recognition mode changing means (unification mechanism 130) for changing the visual recognition mode of the operation member;
The operation member element (the first movable member element 100G and the second movable member element 200G) corresponding to the visual recognition mode of the operation member is displayed on the display unit, and the operation to move the operation member element according to the operation of the operation member And image display means (sub control circuit 52).

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, since the operation member element is moved by the display unit according to the operation of the operation member, it is possible to give the player a sense of achievement of the operation of the operation member.

[Feature A9]
A display unit (display screen 13G),
In a gaming machine (game machine 10) having an operation member (a first movable member 100 and a second movable member 200) operated by a player
The operation member is an operation portion (first decorative portion 121) operable by the player, and a rendering portion (third decoration of the first movable member 100) in which the player can visually recognize the operation from the difficult-to-see state A portion 123 and a decorative portion 211) of the second movable member 200;
The operation member elements (the first movable member element 100G and the second movable member element 200G) imitating the operation member are displayed on the display unit, and the effect site among the operation member elements is displayed according to the operation of the operation member Operation image display means (sub control circuit 52) for causing a part corresponding to

  According to the configuration shown in the present feature, since the operation member element is moved by the display unit according to the operation of the operation member, it is possible to give the player a sense of achievement of the operation of the operation member.

  The configurations shown in features A2 to A5 may be combined with the configurations shown in features A6 to A9.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 game machine 13G display screen 52 sub control circuit 100 1st movable member 100G 1st movable member element 121 1st decoration part 122 2nd decoration part 123 3rd decoration part 130 unification mechanism 200 2nd movable member 200G 2nd movable member Element 211 Decorative portion 302 Second case portion 302G Second case portion element 407 Operation sensor

Claims (1)

A display unit,
An operation member operated by the player;
A game machine having operation image display means for causing an operation member element imitating the operation member to be displayed on the display unit and prompting a player to operate the operation member,
A plurality of types of visual recognition modes before the operation are provided as visual visual modes of the operation member,
The operation image display means displays the operation member element in the same visual recognition mode as the visual recognition mode of the operation member before the operation ,
The operation member is
It is configured to be movable from the first position to the second position by the operation of the player, and
A first portion that is visible regardless of the position of the operation member;
And a second portion which is visible when the operation member is disposed at the first position, and which is difficult to visually recognize when the operation member is disposed at the second position,
As a visual recognition mode of the operation member disposed at the first position, a plurality of types in which visual recognition modes of the second portion are different are provided.
The second portion is a connection portion continuously connected to the first portion, and an engagement state in which the second portion is engaged with the connection portion without being connected to the first portion and the connection portion And an engaging portion that covers the connecting portion from the outside in the engaged state to make the connecting portion difficult to visually recognize.
As a visual recognition mode of the operation member disposed at the first position, the engagement portion is in the released state, and the engagement portion is in the engaged state, and the engagement portion is in the visual engagement state. A game machine including an aspect in which only the engaging portion is visually recognized.