JP6656514B2 - Ball game machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present specification discloses a technique relating to a ball-and-ball game machine (also referred to as a pachinko game machine or a pachinko machine).

  2. Description of the Related Art As one form of a ball-and-ball game machine, a ball-and-ball game machine that performs an effect in accordance with the progress of a game in an opening formed in a board through which a game ball flows down is known. In Patent Literature 1, as an effect performed in the opening, in addition to an effect of displaying an image on a display screen, a display is provided by a door-shaped accessory configured to be movable in a horizontal direction in front of the display screen. An effect of hiding at least a part of a screen is disclosed. The door-shaped accessory in Patent Document 1 is supported by guide grooves provided above and below it. The front of these guide grooves is covered by a wall member so as to be invisible to a player.

JP 2008-194313 A

  From the viewpoint of enhancing the interest of the game, there is room for improvement in the configuration for supporting the accessory that is configured to be movable in the horizontal direction.

  The technology disclosed in this specification can be realized as the following modes.

(1) A ball-and-ball game machine according to one mode disclosed in the present specification has a board surface with an opening formed therein, and a game board for allowing a game ball to flow down on the board surface; a player can visually recognize through the opening. An effect execution device that has an easy-to-view area and performs an effect according to the progress of the game in the viewable area; and an accessory that is configured to be movable in the lateral direction in front of the viewable area. The ball-and-ball game machine is further provided on an upper part of the accessory, and a driving unit for driving the accessory laterally; a wire crossing the front of the viewable area; A pulley that rotates on the wire in response to movement of the accessory, wherein the accessory has a shape extending from a space between a lower end of the opening and the wire in a longitudinal direction to an upper end of the opening. Features. According to the ball-and-ball game machine of this aspect, since the accessory can be supported by the wire crossing the front of the visible area, the visibility of the visible area while supporting the accessory at the position crossing the front of the visible area is enabled. Can be secured. Thereby, it is possible to improve the degree of freedom of arrangement of the accessory that moves in the lateral direction in front of the viewable area. As a result, it is possible to improve the interest of the game by the effect using the accessory that moves in the horizontal direction in front of the viewable area. In addition, since the player can visually recognize a part of the viewable area from below the accessory, it is possible to improve the interest of the game by the effect of combining the viewable area and the accessory.

(2) In the ball game machine of the above aspect, the effect execution device includes an image display device having a display screen as at least a part of the viewable area, and displaying an image as the effect on the display screen. The wire may cross the front of the display screen. According to the ball game machine of this aspect, since the accessory can be supported by the wire traversing the front of the display screen, visibility of the display screen can be ensured while supporting the accessory at a position traversing the front of the display screen. .

(3) In the ball and ball game machine of the above mode, the effect execution device has a first display screen as a part of the viewable area, and displays an image as the effect on the first display screen. An image display device; a second display screen positioned below the first display screen as a part of the viewable area, wherein an image is displayed as the effect on the second display screen. And an image display device, wherein the wire may traverse in front of a boundary located between the first display screen and the second display screen. According to the ball game machine of this embodiment, when viewed from the front, the wire overlaps with the boundary, so that the visibility of the first display screen and the second display screen can be ensured and the wire can be made inconspicuous. it can.

(4) The above-described ball game machine may further include a pull spring connected to an end of the wire. According to the ball game machine of this embodiment, the bending of the wire can be suppressed.

  The technology disclosed in this specification can be implemented in various forms different from a ball-and-ball game machine. The technology disclosed in the present specification can be realized, for example, as a form of a ball game machine, a part of a ball game machine, and a method of manufacturing a ball game machine.

It is a front view showing the composition of a pachinko machine. It is a rear view showing the composition of the pachinko machine. It is a front view which shows the game board of a pachinko machine. It is a front view showing the game board in the state where the door role moved from the initial position. It is a front view showing the game board in the state where the door role moved to the final position. It is explanatory drawing which shows a detailed structure centering on a door accessory. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of an accessory module. It is a front view showing a game board of a pachinko machine in a 2nd embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the detailed structure centering on the door role in 2nd Embodiment.

A. First Embodiment FIG. 1 is a front view showing a configuration of a pachinko machine 10. FIG. 2 is a rear view showing the configuration of the pachinko machine 10. FIG. 3 is a front view showing the game board 400 of the pachinko machine 10. The XYZ axes in FIG. 3 correspond to the XYZ axes in other figures. The X axis in the XYZ axes is an axis that goes from the rear of the pachinko machine 10 to the front. The Y-axis in the XYZ axes is an axis from the left side of the pachinko machine 10 to the right side. The Z axis in the XYZ axes is an axis that goes from above the pachinko machine 10 to below.

  The pachinko machine 10 is a ball game machine (a so-called “CR machine”) corresponding to a prepaid card, and is connected to the card unit 80. The card unit 80 realizes lending of game balls in the pachinko machine 10 based on information recorded on the prepaid card. The pachinko machine 10 includes an outer frame 110, an inner frame 120, a front frame 130, a handle 140, and an effect button 160.

  The outer frame 110 of the pachinko machine 10 has a vertically long rectangular shape. The outer frame 110 is fixed to a facility where the pachinko machine 10 is installed. The outer frame 110 includes a pair of hinges 112 that support the inner frame 120 so that the inner frame 120 can be opened and closed.

  The inner frame 120 of the pachinko machine 10 has a rectangular shape that fits inside the outer frame 110. The inner frame 120 holds each part of the pachinko machine 10 including the game board 400. The inner frame 120 includes a pair of hinges 122 that support the front frame 130 so that the front frame 130 can be opened and closed.

  Below the front frame 130 on the front of the inner frame 120, an upper plate 124, a lower plate 126, and a keyhole 128 are provided. The upper plate 124 stores game balls fired on the game board 400. The lower plate 126 stores game balls overflowing from the upper plate 124. The keyhole 128 receives an operation of fixing and releasing the inner frame 120 with respect to the outer frame 110 by using a key, and receives an operation of fixing and releasing the front frame 130 with respect to the inner frame 120 by using a key.

  On the upper plate 124, a balance display device 152, a ball lending switch 154, and a settlement switch 156 are provided. The balance display device 152 displays the balance of the prepaid card held in the card unit 80. The ball lending switch 154 receives an instruction to execute lending of game balls from the player based on the balance of the prepaid card held in the card unit 80. The settlement switch 156 receives an instruction to return a prepaid card from the card unit 80 from the player.

  The front frame 130 of the pachinko machine 10 is configured to be openable and closable at the front of the game board 400. The front frame 130 includes a transparent plate 132 located in front of the game board 400. Thereby, the player can view the game board 400 via the transparent plate 132. The transparent plate 132 is made of glass, and the front frame 130 is also called a glass frame. An electric decoration 134 and a speaker 136 are provided on the front of the front frame 130. The illumination 134 emits light in accordance with the progress of the game. The speaker 136 outputs sound according to the progress of the game.

  The handle 140 of the pachinko machine 10 receives an operation input for firing a game ball from a player. The handle 140 is provided at the lower right of the front frame 130 in front of the inner frame 120.

  The effect button 160 of the pachinko machine 10 receives a player's operation input for the effect. The effect button 160 is provided on the upper plate 124 in front of the inner frame 120.

  On the back surface of the inner frame 120, a game ball tank 172 and a payout device 174 are provided. The game ball tank 172 stores game balls supplied from outside the pachinko machine 10. The payout device 174 pays out the game balls stored in the game ball tank 172 to the upper plate 124.

  On the back of the inner frame 120, further, a main control device 210, a sub-integrated control device 220, an effect symbol control device 230, a payout control device 240, a firing control device 250, an external connection terminal plate 265, a power supply A base 290 is provided. These control devices are computers having a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and the like, and execute various control processes based on computer programs.

  The main control device 210 controls the progress of the game in the pachinko machine 10. The sub integrated control device 220 controls an effect according to the progress of the game based on a command from the main control device 210. The effect symbol control device 230 controls the effect using the effect symbol based on the command from the sub integrated control device 220. The payout control device 240 controls payout of game balls based on a command from the main control device 210. The launch control device 250 controls the launch of game balls to the game board 400 based on an operation input from the player to the handle 140. The external connection terminal plate 265 outputs a signal indicating a gaming state in the pachinko machine 10 to the outside of the pachinko machine 10. The power supply board 290 supplies power to each part of the pachinko machine 10.

  On the back surface of the inner frame 120, a setting changeover switch 302 and a setting change switch 304 are further provided. The setting change switch 302 and the setting change switch 304 are provided in the main control device 210. The setting change switch 302 receives an operation of starting and ending the change of the setting related to the game characteristics of the pachinko machine 10. The setting change switch 304 accepts an operation for changing the setting when the setting change is enabled by the setting change switch 302.

  The game board 400 of the pachinko machine 10 has a plate shape facing the front of the pachinko machine 10. The game board 400 includes guide rails 401 and 402, an introduction port 404, a board surface 405, a game nail 406, and a discharge port 408.

  The guide rails 401 and 402 surround the board surface 405 and form an inlet 404. The introduction port 404 introduces the launched game ball to the board 405. The introduction port 404 is located on the upper left side of the board 405. The board surface 405 is a surface facing the front of the pachinko machine 10. The board 405 is a game area where a game using a game ball is performed. The game nail 406 protrudes from the board surface 405. A part of the game nail 406 is driven into the board 405. The game nail 406 adjusts the flow of the game ball on the board 405. The discharge port 408 discharges the game ball from the board surface 405. The discharge port 408 is located below the center of the board surface 405.

  The game board 400 includes a starting port 410, a gate 420, a special winning port 430, and a central accessory 500 as a structure provided on the board surface 405.

  The starting port 410 is configured to allow a game ball to enter. A lottery using a special symbol is executed in response to the entry of a game ball into the starting port 410. A predetermined number of game balls are paid out according to the entry of the game balls into the starting port 410.

  The gate 420 is configured to allow a game ball to pass therethrough. In response to the entry of a game ball into the gate 420, a lottery using a normal symbol is executed.

  The special winning opening 430 is a variable winning opening that can receive a game ball in accordance with a lottery result using a special symbol. A predetermined number of game balls are paid out according to the entry of the game balls into the special winning opening 430.

  The central role 500 is a role fit in the center of the board 405. An opening 510 is formed at the center of the central accessory 500. An image display device 700 is disposed behind the opening 510 (in the −X axis direction).

  The image display device 700 displays various effect images on the display screen 702 based on a control signal from the effect symbol control device 230. In the vertical direction (Z-axis direction), the display screen 702 extends outward from each of the upper end 512 and the lower end 514 of the opening 510. In the horizontal direction (Y-axis direction), the display screen 702 is located inside each of the right end 516 and the left end 518. The left and right ends of the display screen 702 are covered with a pair of fixing members 650 fixed rearward (−X-axis direction) from the opening 510. At least a part of the display screen 702 is a visually recognizable area that can be visually recognized by the player through the opening 510. The image display device 700 is an effect execution device that executes an effect according to the progress of a game on a display screen 702 that is a viewable area. The image display device 700 displays an image on the display screen 702 as an effect.

  The game board 400 includes door roles 610a and 610b and wires 620a and 620b as a structure provided in the central role 500. The door accessories 610a and 610b are accessories that are configured to be movable in the horizontal direction (Y-axis direction) in front (+ X-axis direction) of the display screen 702, which is a viewable area. The wires 620a and 620b cross the front (+ X axis direction) of the display screen 702, which is a viewable area. The door role 610a moves on the wire 620a in the horizontal direction (Y-axis direction), and the wire 620b moves on the wire 620b in the horizontal direction (Y-axis direction).

  FIG. 3 shows the door accessories 610a and 610b at the initial position. The door role 610a in FIG. 3 is at the initial position on the left side (−Y-axis direction) of the central role 500. The door role 610b in FIG. 3 is at the initial position on the right side (+ Y-axis direction) of the central role 500. The door roles 610a and 610b are located rearward (−X axis direction) from the opening 510, and are located forward (+ X axis direction) from the fixed role 650.

  FIG. 4 is a front view showing the game board 400 in a state where the door roles 610a and 610b have moved from the initial positions. The door role 610a in FIG. 4 is at a position shifted rightward (+ Y-axis direction) from the initial position in FIG. The door role 610b in FIG. 4 is at a position shifted leftward (−Y axis direction) from the initial position in FIG. As the door roles 610a and 610b move from the initial position, the area of the display screen 702 that can be visually recognized by the player becomes smaller than the state where the door roles 610a and 610b are at the initial position.

  FIG. 5 is a front view showing the game board 400 in a state where the door roles 610a and 610b have moved to the final positions. The door role 610a in FIG. 5 is at the final position where it has moved to the right (+ Y-axis direction) from the initial position in FIG. 3 to the maximum. The door role 610b in FIG. 5 is at the final position where it has moved to the left (−Y-axis direction) to the maximum from the initial position in FIG. When the door roles 610a and 610b are located at the final positions, the area of the display screen 702 that can be visually recognized by the player is smaller than the state where the door roles 610a and 610b are at the initial position.

  The door objects 610a and 610b are configured to be individually movable in the horizontal direction (Y-axis direction). The door objects 610a and 610b are configured to be able to stop at any position between the initial position and the final position. The door roles 610a and 610b are configured to be movable from an arbitrary position between the initial position and the final position toward the initial position or the final position.

  FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration centering on the door accessories 610a and 610b. FIG. 6 illustrates a cross section of the door accessories 610a and 610b and the image display device 700 cut along the ZX plane. The door accessories 610a and 610b are located behind the opening 510 (−X axis direction), and are located ahead of the image display device 700 (+ X axis direction).

  The door accessory 610a includes a plate member 612, a case member 616, a lid member 617, and a pulley 618. The upper part (+ Z-axis direction) of the door accessory 610a is connected to a driving unit 630a that drives the door accessory 610a in the lateral direction.

  The plate member 612 of the door role 610a has a plate shape extending along the ZY plane. The plate member 612 constitutes a main part of the door accessory 610a. The case member 616 of the door accessory 610a is provided at a lower portion (−Z-axis direction) of the plate member 612. Case member 616 rotatably houses pulley 618. The lid member 617 of the door accessory 610a covers the pulley 618 housed in the case member 616.

  The pulley 618 of the door role 610a rotates on the wire 620a according to the movement of the door role 610a. The door role 610a is provided with two pulleys 618. The wire 620a supports the door accessory 610a via the pulley 618.

  The door role 610b includes a plate member 612, a case member 616, a lid member 617, and a pulley 618, like the door role 610a. An upper portion (+ Z axis direction) of the door accessory 610b is connected to a driving unit 630b that drives the door accessory 610b in the lateral direction.

  The pulley 618 of the door role 610b rotates on the wire 620b according to the movement of the door role 610b. The door accessory 610b is provided with two pulleys 618. The wire 620b supports the door accessory 610b via the pulley 618.

  In the vertical direction (Z-axis direction), the positions WR of the wires 620a and 620b are in a range VA occupied by the display screen 702 of the image display device 700. In other words, the wires 620a and 620b cross the front (+ X axis direction) of the display screen 702.

  In the vertical direction (Z-axis direction), the door accessories 610a and 610b have a shape extending from between the lower end 514 of the opening 510 and the position WR of the wires 620a and 620b to the upper end 512 of the opening 510. In the vertical direction (Z-axis direction), the range DR occupied by the door accessories 610a and 610b is shorter than the range OP from the upper end 512 to the lower end 514 of the opening 510. In the vertical direction (Z-axis direction), the range OP of the opening 510 is shorter than the range VA occupied by the display screen 702.

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the accessory module 600. The accessory module 600 integrally includes door accessories 610a and 610b, wires 620a and 620b, driving units 630a and 630b, and a fixed accessory 650. The accessory module 600 is provided behind the game board 400 (−X axis direction).

  The drive section 630a includes a drive motor 632, a drive pulley 634, a driven pulley 635, a belt 636, and a moving body 638. The drive motor 632 rotates according to the moving direction and the moving amount of the door accessory 610a. The drive pulley 634 moves the belt 636 by rotating based on the power of the drive motor 632. The driven pulley 635 supports the belt 636 in cooperation with the driving pulley 634. The moving body 638 moves together with the belt 636. The door object 610a is connected to the moving body 638. The configuration of the driving unit 630b is the same as that of the driving unit 630a except that the driving unit 630b is driven.

  The accessory module 600 includes a holding portion 642, a support portion 644, and a tension spring 646 as a configuration for holding the wires 620a and 620b. The holding section 642 holds the tip 622 of the wires 620a, 620b. The distal ends 622 of the wires 620 a and 620 b have a spherical shape larger than a portion fitted to the pulley 618. This can prevent the distal ends 622 of the wires 620a, 620b from coming off the holding portion 642. The support portion 644 supports the wires 620a and 620b from below (−Z-axis direction). The extension spring 646 is connected to the end 628 of the wires 620a, 620b and generates tension on the wires 620a, 620b. Of the ends of the extension spring 646, the end opposite to the end connected to the wires 620a and 620b is fixed. Thereby, the bending of the wires 620a and 620b can be suppressed.

  The wires 620a and 620b are metal wires obtained by twisting steel wires. The wires 620a and 620b are coated with a nylon resin. Thereby, abrasion of the pulley 618 made of resin can be suppressed. The color of the surface of the wires 620a, 620b is black. Thus, the wires 620a and 620b crossing the front of the display screen 702 can be made inconspicuous.

  According to the first embodiment described above, since the door roles 610a and 610b can be supported by the wires 620a and 620b that cross the front of the display screen 702, the door roles 610a and 610b at the position WR crossing the front of the display screen 702. And the visibility of the display screen 702 can be secured. Accordingly, it is possible to improve the degree of freedom in the arrangement of the door roles 610a and 610b that move in the horizontal direction in front of the display screen 702. As a result, it is possible to improve the interest of the game by the effect using the door roles 610a and 610b that move in the horizontal direction in front of the display screen 702.

  In addition, when the door roles 610a and 610b are located in front of the display screen 702, the player can visually recognize a part of the display screen 702 from below the door roles 610a and 610b, so that the display screen 702 and the door role 610a are displayed. , 610b, and the effect of the game by the effect combined can be improved.

B. Second Embodiment FIG. 8 is a front view showing a game board 400 of a pachinko machine 10 according to a second embodiment. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a detailed configuration centering on door accessories 610a and 610b in the second embodiment. The pachinko machine 10 of the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the pachinko machine 10 includes image display devices 710 and 720 instead of the image display device 700. The image display devices 710 and 720 are arranged behind the opening 510 (−X axis direction). The image display device 720 is located below the image display device 710 (−Z-axis direction).

  The image display device 710 displays various effect images on the display screen 712 based on a control signal from the effect symbol control device 230. At least a part of the display screen 712 is a visually recognizable area that can be visually recognized by the player through the opening 510. The image display device 710 is an effect execution device that executes an effect according to the progress of the game on the display screen 712 that is a viewable area. The image display device 710 displays an image on the display screen 712 as an effect.

  The image display device 720 displays various effect images on the display screen 722 based on a control signal from the effect symbol control device 230. At least a part of the display screen 722 is a visually recognizable area that can be visually recognized by the player through the opening 510. The image display device 720 is an effect execution device that executes an effect according to the progress of the game on the display screen 722 that is a viewable area. The image display device 720 displays an image on the display screen 722 as an effect.

  The wires 620a and 620b cross the boundary portion BD located between the image display devices 710 and 720. In other words, the positions WR of the wires 620a and 620b overlap the boundary portion BD in the vertical direction (Z-axis direction).

  According to the second embodiment described above, similarly to the first embodiment, it is possible to improve the degree of freedom in the arrangement of the door roles 610a and 610b that move in the horizontal direction in front of the display screens 712 and 722. Further, when viewed from the front (in the + X axis direction), the wires 620a and 620b overlap the boundary portion BD, so that the visibility of the display screen 712 and the display screen 722 can be ensured and the wires 620a and 620b can be made inconspicuous. .

C. Other Embodiments The technology disclosed in the present specification is not limited to the above-described embodiments, examples, and modified examples, and can be realized by various configurations without departing from the gist thereof. For example, among the technical features in the above-described embodiments, examples, and modifications, those that correspond to the technical features in each embodiment described in the Summary of the Invention solve some or all of the above-described problems. For this purpose, or in order to achieve some or all of the above-mentioned effects, they can be replaced and combined as appropriate. In addition, technical features that are not described as essential in this specification can be deleted as appropriate.

  The pachinko machine may be an enclosed ball game machine (management game machine) that circulates a game ball enclosed therein and uses it for a game.

  In the viewable area that can be visually recognized by the player through the opening 510, another character different from the fixed character 650 behind the door characters 610a, 610b and in front of the display screens 702, 712, 722. (Fixed or movable) may be arranged.

  An effect in accordance with the progress of the game, which is located behind the door roles 610a and 610b in the visible area which can be visually recognized by the player through the opening 510 and replaces at least a part of the display screens 702, 712 and 722. A different role (fixed or movable) different from the fixed role 650 used for the item may be arranged.

  At least one of the display screens 702, 712, 722 may be configured to be movable as an effect according to the progress of the game. For example, in the second embodiment, the image display device 720 is configured to be thinner in the X-axis direction and is arranged in front (+ X-axis direction) of the image display device 710, and then is moved in the vertical direction (Z) in front of the image display device 710. (Axial direction). In this configuration, as an effect corresponding to a game, an effect by image display may be performed on the image display device 720 while a part of the image display device 710 is covered by the image display device 720 so as to be invisible to the player.

  The upper ends of the door accessories 610a and 610b may be lower than the upper end 512 of the opening 510. Thus, when the door roles 610a and 610b are located in front of the display screen 702, the player can visually recognize a part of the display screen 702 from above and below the door roles 610a and 610b. It is possible to improve the interest of the game by the effect combined with the accessory 610a, 610b.

  The number of door accessories is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more. Further, a configuration in which a plurality of door objects are supported on one wire may be employed.

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Claims (4)

A game board having a board surface with an opening formed therein, and a game ball flowing down on the board surface,
An effect execution device that has a viewable area that can be visually recognized by the player through the opening, and performs an effect according to the progress of the game in the viewable area;
And an accessory configured to be laterally movable in front of the viewable area.
A drive unit provided on the upper part of the accessory and driving the accessory laterally,
A wire traversing the front of the viewable area,
A pulley that is provided on the accessory and rotates on the wire in accordance with the movement of the accessory;
With
The ball game machine, wherein the accessory has a shape extending in a vertical direction from between a lower end of the opening and the wire to an upper end of the opening. The ball game machine according to claim 1,
The effect performing device has a display screen as at least a part of the viewable region, including an image display device that displays an image as the effect on the display screen,
The ball game machine, wherein the wire crosses the front of the display screen. The ball game machine according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The effect implementation device,
A first image display device having a first display screen as a part of the viewable region, and displaying an image as the effect on the first display screen;
A second image display device having a second display screen positioned below the first display screen as a part of the viewable area, and displaying an image as the effect on the second display screen. Including
The ball game machine, wherein the wire crosses in front of a boundary located between the first display screen and the second display screen.   The ball game machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a tension spring connected to an end of the wire.

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