JP6938736B2 - Freebie exchange device and freebie exchange program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a prize exchange device and a prize exchange program.

Generally, in a game hall where a game machine such as a slot machine or a pachinko machine is installed, in order to exchange the quantity of game media (game balls, medals, etc.) acquired by the player by playing a game for a predetermined prize. A prize exchange device for performing a prize exchange process has been introduced (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2008-86643

However, there is room for improvement in the conventional prize exchange device.

In order to achieve the above object, one form of the prize exchange device of the present invention exchanges the valuable value with an information acquisition means capable of acquiring information capable of specifying the magnitude of the valuable value acquired by the player. Stores a prize exchange processing means capable of executing a prize exchange process for the purpose, and information capable of identifying a prize value, which is the magnitude of the valuable value required when exchanging the valuable value for a predetermined prize in the prize exchange process. Corresponding to a possible storage means, an output means capable of outputting information related to the prize exchange process, an output control means capable of controlling the output means, and a prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player. and possible calculation means calculates the remaining valuable resource to subtract the prize value, and a display state control means capable of controlling the display state and a non-display state, and the output means, the operator's according to the prize exchange The output control means includes a first output means capable of executing output and a second output means capable of executing output for a player, and the output control means is an integer part in which the remaining valuable value indicates a numerical value having a decimal point or more. And when it has a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, if it is controlled to the display state, the first output means is made to output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part. When the non-display state is controlled, it is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part. The configuration is such that the second output means can output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part.

It is an overall block diagram of a playground system. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the prize exchange device. It is a figure which shows an example of a prize information. It is a figure which shows an example of the lending unit price information. It is a figure which shows an example of the structure of the prize selection screen for an employee. It is a figure which shows an example of the structure of the prize selection screen for a player. (A) is a diagram showing a remainder display unit and a total number display unit of the employee prize selection screen, and (b) is a diagram showing a remainder display unit and a total number display unit of the player prize selection screen. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode which notified the player display part that the truncation process is performed. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode on the employee prize selection screen when a plurality of prizes are selected, and the remaining valuable value has only an integer part without having a decimal part. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode in the player prize selection screen when a plurality of prizes are selected, and the remaining valuable value has only an integer part without having a decimal part. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode of the display part for an employee when the prize which needs adult confirmation is selected. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode of the display part for a player when a prize which needs adult confirmation is selected. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode of the display part for a player in a standby state in which a prize exchange process is not performed. It is a figure which shows an example of the structure of the ball storage reception screen. It is a figure which shows an example of the display mode of the employee prize selection screen when the enter key is selected on the ball storage reception screen. It is a flowchart which shows the prize exchange main process. It is a flowchart which shows the prize selection process. It is a flowchart which shows the ball storage reception process.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the prize exchange device according to the present invention, a playground system including the prize exchange device, a prize exchange method, and a prize exchange program will be described with reference to the drawings.

[Amusement place system]
As shown in FIG. 1, the game hall system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a game machine 10, a game medium lending machine 20, a machine management device 30, an island management device 40, a parent island management device 50, and a game hall management device 60. It is composed of a counting device 70, a member management device 80, and a prize exchange device 90, and these devices are connected via a predetermined network (for example, a local area network).
Then, the amusement park system 1 having such a configuration is exchanged for a prize according to the quantity of the game medium such as a game ball or a medal acquired by the player playing the game, that is, a prize for exchanging the prize. It functions as an exchange system.
Hereinafter, each device constituting the amusement park system 1 will be described in detail.

The game machine 10 is a device that performs a predetermined game using a game medium, and specifically, various game machines such as a pachinko machine 10a, a slot machine 10b, a parrot, an arrange ball machine, and a sparrow ball machine. be.
The game medium lending machine 20 is a device for lending a game medium to a player, and is usually provided in each game machine 10 one by one, and a predetermined number of game media are provided according to the insertion of cash or a prepaid card. Lend out. The game medium lending machine 20 includes a ball lending machine 20a for lending a game ball and a medal lending machine 20b for lending medals.

The machine management device 30 is an information processing device that relays and processes various signals, is connected to the game machine 10 and the game medium lending machine 20, and outputs various signals output from the game machine 10 or the game medium lending machine 20. Receive and transmit to the island management device 40 via the communication line.
The island management device 40 is an information processing device that relays and processes various signals, receives various signals transmitted from the platform management device 30, accumulates or aggregates them as appropriate, and plays a game field via the parent island management device 50. It is transmitted to the management device 60.
The parent island management device 50 is an information processing device that relays and processes various signals, receives various signals transmitted from each island management device 40, appropriately accumulates or aggregates them, and transmits them to the amusement park management device 60. ..
The game hall management device 60 is an information processing device that operates by program control, collects game information about all game machines 10 provided in the game field, aggregates and manages the game information, and is necessary for business management of the game hall. It also manages management information.

The counting device 70 is a game medium counting device for counting the quantity of the game medium, which is a valuable value acquired by the player in the game, and counts the ball counting machine 70a for counting the quantity of the game balls and the number of medals. It is classified into a medal counting machine 70b, and is installed at a predetermined place in the game hall, for example, at the island edge of the game machine island.
Further, the counting device 70 includes a receipt issuing machine 71 that prints a counting value, which is the quantity of the game medium obtained as a result of counting, on a receipt and issues the counting value.
In the present embodiment, the receipt is mentioned as a medium for recording the count value, but the medium for recording the count value is not limited to the receipt, for example, a membership card (magnetic stripe is applied). It may be a magnetic card) or an IC card.

Although not shown, the counting device 70 is provided with a card insertion section into which a membership card can be inserted and a card reader that reads predetermined information from the membership card. At the time of counting, the membership card is inserted in the card insertion section. If is inserted, the card reader reads the member-identifiable information (for example, member ID) recorded inside the membership card, and the read member ID and the total result of counting. By associating with the numerical value and transmitting it to the member management device 80, the counted game medium can be deposited in the game hall.

The member management device 80 is an information processing device that operates by program control, and stores and manages information about members as a member database, for example.
The member database is composed of, for example, a member ID, the number of stored balls, a personal identification number, and the like as items.
The member ID is a number for identifying each member. Therefore, each member is given a different member ID.
The number of stored balls is the number of game media that the member has acquired in the game and is deposited in the game hall without being exchanged for a prize. The number of stored balls is transmitted from the counting device 70 and the prize exchange device 90 in association with the member ID. In addition, if the item is withdrawn during a prize exchange or a game, the amount will be reduced by the amount withdrawn.

The personal identification number is a number for confirming whether or not the member is the person himself / herself. For example, when a member withdraws a stored ball at the time of exchanging a prize, the member is made to operate the password input means 96 of the prize exchange device 90 to input the password. By collating the entered member number with the member number registered in the member database, it is possible to confirm whether or not the member is a legitimate member.
In addition, instead of the personal identification number, the member may be confirmed by face authentication or biometric authentication by storing biometric information (for example, face image, fingerprint, iris, voiceprint) that can identify each member. .. In this case, for example, by equipping the prize exchange device 90 with a means (camera, fingerprint sensor, etc.) capable of acquiring the biometric information of the player, the biometric information acquired by the means is collated with the biometric information stored in advance. , Membership can be confirmed.
Further, instead of the personal identification number, an identification number (for example, IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity), MAC address) that can uniquely identify the mobile terminal owned by the player is stored, and the mobile terminal is carried using this identification number. The member who uses the terminal may be authenticated. In this case, for example, the member can be confirmed by using short-range wireless communication (for example, Bluetooth (registered trademark), NFC (Near Field Communication)) between the mobile terminal and the prize exchange device 90. ..

The prize exchange device 90 is an information processing device that performs a prize exchange process for exchanging a game medium for a prize within the range of the magnitude of the valuable value (quantity of the game medium) acquired by the player.
In addition, the prize exchange device 90 displays information regarding the prize exchange process.
For example, the valuable value (counted value) acquired by the player, the remaining valuable value obtained by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize selected for exchange from the valuable value, information on the prize selected for exchange, and the like are displayed.

By the way, in the conventional prize exchange device, there are the following problems regarding the display of the remaining valuable value indicating the number of surplus balls and the number of surplus medals during the prize exchange.
Among the general prizes that can be selected in the prize exchange, there are prizes (for example, tobacco) in which the price of the prize cannot be changed at the time of the prize exchange because the market price is unified. For such a prize, the prize value indicating the quantity of the game medium required for exchange for the prize may not be a natural number.
For example, in a game section in the game hall where the rental unit price of game balls (rental fee per game ball) is 4 yen / ball, the game balls acquired by the player are counted by a counting device, and this total is calculated. When exchanging for tobacco (430 yen) based on the numerical value, the prize value of tobacco is 107.5 using the following formula when the amusement park sets the exchange unit price for general prizes to be the same as the rental unit price. Since it is calculated as a ball (= 430/4), it has a numerical value after the decimal point and does not become a natural number.
Freebie value = "Premium price" / "Exchange unit price" (Equation 1)
As a result, when a prize with a value after the decimal point is selected and the prize exchange process is performed, the remaining count value (remaining valuable value) calculated by subtracting the prize value from the count value. ) Will also have a number after the decimal point.

In addition, depending on the operation form of the amusement park, as a response to the consumption tax, the consumption tax is collected from the player by adjusting the number of game media rented at the time of renting the game medium. In the case of a 4-yen corner where the price is 4 yen / ball, 25 game balls are lent out per 100 yen, but 24 balls are lent out per 100 yen. As a result, the lending unit price is also set from 4 yen / ball (= 100/25) to 4.17 yen / ball (≈100/24).
When the amusement park sets the exchange unit price to the same value as the lending unit price, the exchange unit price is also set from 4 yen / ball to 4.17 yen / ball according to the lending unit price.
As a result, when the exchange unit price includes a numerical value after the decimal point, the prize value calculated by using the above formula often includes the numerical value after the decimal point. Therefore, in amusement parks that deal with such consumption tax, depending on the consumption tax rate and the player's burden ratio set by the amusement park, the prize value often includes a numerical value after the decimal point, so the prize exchange The remaining valuable value calculated by processing often has a numerical value after the decimal point.

Then, when the remaining valuable value having such a numerical value after the decimal point is displayed to the player by the prize exchange device, the quantity of the game medium used for the game is a natural number, whereas the number of the game medium is If the remaining valuable value indicating the quantity includes a numerical value after the decimal point, there is a problem that the player is suspicious.
In addition, when the player considers a prize to be exchanged based on the remaining valuable value, it is necessary to perform numerical calculation after the decimal point, which causes a problem that the calculation becomes complicated.
Further, for example, there is a risk of giving the player a misunderstanding that the numerical value after the decimal point can be rounded up as "1 ball" and used for prize exchange.

Therefore, in order to solve these various problems, in the present invention, in the prize exchange device 90, the remaining valuable value obtained by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player is a decimal point. When it has an integer part indicating the above numerical value and a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part is displayed for the operator involved in the prize exchange, and the decimal part is displayed for the player. It is configured to display the remaining valuable value having an integer part without having.
As a result, the remaining valuable value consisting of only the integer part is displayed to the player, so that the player can be prevented from giving the above doubts and misunderstandings.
Hereinafter, the configuration of the prize exchange device 90 having such a characteristic function will be described with reference to FIG.

[Premium exchange device]
As shown in FIG. 2, the prize exchange device 90 in the present embodiment is for executing the functions of the prize exchange device 90 and the communication means 91 for transmitting and receiving predetermined information to and from the member management device 80 and the like. A storage means 92 that can store a predetermined program or data, a display means 93 that visually displays information related to the prize exchange process, a ticket reader 94 that reads the count value printed on the receipt, a membership card or an IC card. A card reader 95 for reading a recording medium such as, etc., a password input means 96 for inputting a password, an employee operation means 97 for inputting predetermined information, commands, etc. by an employee's operation, and a predetermined It includes an arithmetic means 98 that executes arithmetic processing, and a control means 99 that includes a CPU, ROM, RAM, and the like and operates as a computer.

The communication means 91 transmits and receives predetermined data to and from the game hall management device 60 and the member management device 80 via a communication line. For example, information about a member (counting value, number of stored balls, etc.) is received from the member management device 80 and transmitted to the control means 99.

The storage means 92 is composed of, for example, a ROM, a RAM, a hard disk, or the like, and stores a program for executing various functions included in the prize exchange device 90 and predetermined information regarding the prize exchange.
The information stored in the storage means 92 includes, for example, prize information, rental unit price information, and the like.
The prize information is information about each prize.
As shown in FIG. 3, the prize information includes, for example, a prize name indicating the name of the prize, a prize classification indicating the classification to which the prize belongs (tobacco, sweets, drinks, etc.), a prize price indicating the price of the prize, and a prize. It consists of a prize value, etc., which indicates the size of the valuable value (quantity of game media) required for exchange.

The prize value is the value obtained by dividing the prize price of each prize by the exchange unit price when exchanging the game medium acquired by the player for a general prize, and is the number of exchanged medals indicating the number of game balls required for exchange for the prize. And there is the number of exchanged medals that indicate the number of medals required for exchange for prizes.
In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the exchange unit price is set at the game hall to be the same value as the rental unit price when the player rents out the game medium.
In addition, each data of the prize information is input by the employee of the amusement park before or after the business, and for example, the prize is added or deleted, and the prize value is changed.

The lending unit price information is information indicating the lending unit price per game medium.
As shown in FIG. 4, the lending unit price information includes, for example, a game type, the number of lending, a lending fee, a consumption tax amount (8%), a game fee (loan unit price), and the like.
The game type indicates the type of the game machine 10 based on the rental unit price. For example, "4 yen pachinko" indicates a pachinko machine 10a that plays a game using the rented game ball at the 4 yen corner where the game ball is rented at a rental unit price of 4 yen. Further, "20 yen pachislot" indicates a slot machine 10b in which a game is played using the medals lent out at the 20 yen corner where medals are lent out at a lending unit price of 20 yen.
The number of rents indicates the number of game media lent by the game medium renting machine 20 according to a predetermined input amount for each game corner. For example, "24 balls" indicates that the game medium lending machine 20 installed in the 4-yen corner rents out 24 game balls per 100 yen, which is the input amount. Further, "47 medals" indicates that the game medium lending machine 20 installed in the 20-yen corner lends 47 medals per 1000 yen, which is the input amount.

The lending fee indicates the lending unit price when the consumption tax is excluded. For example, "3.86 yen" indicates that the loan unit price when the consumption tax is excluded is 3.86 yen / ball.
The consumption tax amount (8%) indicates the product obtained by multiplying the loan fee by the consumption tax rate, that is, the amount of the consumption tax. For example, when the loan fee is 3.86 yen and the consumption tax rate is 8%, the consumption tax amount (8%) is 3.86 yen × 0.08 ≈ 0.31 yen.
The game fee (rental unit price) indicates the actual rental unit price when the player receives the rental of the game medium from the game hall, that is, the rental unit price when the consumption tax is included in the tax.

As described above, in the amusement park according to the present embodiment, as in the conventional amusement park, the consumption tax is collected by adjusting the number of amusement media rented at the time of renting the amusement medium and collecting the consumption tax from the player. There is.
For example, the value per game ball (rental unit price) can be changed from 4 yen to 4.17 (≈) by adjusting the rental of 25 game balls for 100 yen so that 24 balls can be rented for 100 yen. By making it 100/24) yen, a part of the consumption tax borne by the game hall is collected from the player.

In the lending unit price information shown in FIG. 4, four game types are listed: "4 yen pachinko", "1 yen pachinko", "20 yen pachislot", and "5 yen pachislot". Is not limited to these four, and can record the lending rate set in the game machine 10 installed in the game hall for each game type.

Other information stored by the storage means 92 includes, for example, a count value (valuable value) read from the receipt by the ticket reader 94 at the time of prize exchange, a member ID read from the membership card by the card reader 95, and a prize. Each time it is selected, there is a remaining valuable value obtained by subtracting the prize value from the valuable value by the calculation means 98, the number of stored balls received from the member database of the member management device 80, and the like.

The display means 93 functions as an output means in the present invention, and displays information on the prize exchange process on the screen.
The display means 93 includes an employee display unit 93a that functions as a first output means in the present invention, and a player display unit 93b that functions as a second output means in the present invention. The unit 93a and the player display unit 93b are arranged so as to face the employee side and the player side, respectively.
Further, the display means 93 is composed of a touch-operable touch panel, and by touching the display on the screen with a finger, a touch pen, or the like, a predetermined input (for example, communication operation, numerical input operation) is performed by an employee or a player of the amusement park. ) Is received, or it also operates as a selection means for making a predetermined selection (for example, a setting operation related to prize exchange) by an operation of an employee of the amusement park.
When a touch pen is used, a mounting table for placing the touch pen may be provided at a predetermined position (around the screen, etc.) of the display means 93.

Further, the employee or the player of the amusement park may be able to accept the input according to the line of sight of the employee or the player with respect to the display means 93 without touching the display on the screen of the display means 93. In this case, for example, by equipping the prize management device 90 with a line-of-sight sensor capable of detecting the line-of-sight direction of an employee or a player, the prize management device 90 is displayed on the screen of the display means 93 based on the line-of-sight direction detected by the line-of-sight sensor. You can select the information to be used.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 5 to 7, the configuration of the prize selection screen displayed on the employee display unit 93a and the player display unit 93b will be described.
The employee prize selection screen displayed on the employee display unit 93a is a screen for the employee to select the prize desired by the player, and the ticket reader 94 can read the counted value from the receipt and read the count value. The screen is such that the member ID can be read from the membership card by the card reader 95.
As shown in FIG. 5, the employee prize selection screen has a total number display unit A1, a special prize display unit A3, a selected prize display unit A4, a remainder display unit A6, and as operable software keys, for example, a prize classification. This is a screen displaying a selection key A2, a selection operation key A5, a confirmation key A7, and the like.

The total number display unit A1 displays the valuable value acquired by the player. Specifically, the count value read from the receipt by the ticket reader 94 is displayed. Further, in addition to the count value, the exchange unit price is displayed on the total number display unit A1. Further, the total number display unit A1 can display the number of stored balls together with the counted value (see FIG. 15).
The prize classification selection key A2 is a key for selecting a prize classification (for example, special prize, sweets, drink, tobacco, etc.) based on an instruction from the player. Further, when a predetermined prize is selected by the employee after selecting the prize classification selection key A2, the selected prize is displayed on the selected prize display unit A4 of the employee display unit 93a.
Information on the special prize selected by the prize classification selection key A2 is displayed on the special prize display unit A3, and the types of special prizes (large, medium, small) and the number of exchanges for each of these types are displayed.
Information on the general prize selected by the prize classification selection key A2 is displayed in a list on the selected prize display unit A4, and the prize name of the selected prize, the unit price of the selected prize, the number of the selected prize, and the like are displayed.
The unit price indicates the prize value corresponding to the selected prize, and when the unit price has an integer part and a decimal part, the integer part is displayed in a manner that is easier to see than the decimal part. For example, the size of the characters in the integer part is displayed larger than the size of the characters in the decimal part.
It should be noted that the decimal part of the unit price may not be displayed, or whether or not to display the decimal part of the unit price may be selectable by the operation of the employee of the amusement park.

The selection operation key A5 is a key for selecting when the selected prize is canceled or when information about the prize is directly input to the selected prize display unit A4. For example, the selection operation key A5 is provided with a return key for operating when canceling one selected prize as a prize to be exchanged, a return key for operating when canceling all selected items, and the like. ing.
The remainder display unit A6 displays the remaining valuable value, which is the difference obtained by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player.
The remaining valuable value displayed on the remainder display unit A6 is calculated by the calculation means 98 every time a prize is selected, and the display is updated.
The confirmation key A7 is a key operated when confirming the selection of the prize.

The player prize selection screen displayed on the player display unit 93b is a screen for displaying the prize selection status to the player.
As shown in FIG. 6, the player prize selection screen is a screen displaying the total number display unit B1, the special prize display unit B2, the selected prize display unit B3, the remainder display unit B4, and the like.
The total number display unit B1 displays the valuable value acquired by the player. Specifically, the count value read from the receipt by the ticket reader 94 is displayed. Further, in addition to the count value, the exchange unit price is displayed on the total number display unit B1. Further, the total number display unit B1 can display the number of stored balls together with the count value.
Information about the special prize selected by the prize classification selection key A2 on the employee prize selection screen is displayed on the special prize display unit B2, and the types of special prizes (large, medium, small) and the number of exchanges for each of these types are displayed. Is displayed.
In the selected prize display unit B3, information on the general prize selected by the prize classification selection key A2 on the employee prize selection screen is displayed in a list, and the prize name of the selected prize, the unit price of the selected prize, and the unit price of the selected prize are displayed. The number etc. is displayed.
The remainder display unit B4 displays the remaining valuable value, which is the difference obtained by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player. The remaining valuable value displayed on the remainder display unit B4 is calculated by the calculation means 98 every time a prize is selected, and the display is updated.

The ticket reader 94 is an example of the information acquisition means in the present invention, and reads the count value, which is the magnitude of the valuable value recorded on the receipt, in a identifiable manner. When the count value or the like is printed on the receipt with a barcode, the barcode reader can be applied as the ticket reader 94.
Further, in addition to the count value, for example, the lending unit price, the issue date, etc. are recorded as character strings or barcodes on the receipt, and the ticket reader 94 reads these information and sends the read information to the control means 99. It is transmitted and stored in the storage means 92.

The card reader 95 is provided with a card insertion section into which a membership card can be inserted, and when a membership card is inserted in the card insertion section, information that can identify the member (recorded on the membership card) ( For example, the member ID) is read, and the read member ID is transmitted to the control means 99 and stored in the storage means 92.

The personal identification number input means 96 is used for a player to input a personal identification number. For example, a plurality of number keys are arranged in blocks, or a software key for each number is displayed on a touch panel type screen. Etc. can be used.
When the player display unit 93b is composed of a touch panel, the player display unit 93b functions as the password input means 96.

The employee operation means 97 is used for an operation of inputting predetermined information by an employee of the amusement park, and can be configured by, for example, a keyboard, a mouse, or the like, and is an operation for executing various functions included in the prize exchange device 90. And you can make input settings for various information. Further, the employee operating means 97 can select, for example, a special prize or a general prize based on an instruction from the player.
When the employee display unit 93a is composed of a touch panel, the employee display unit 93a functions as the employee operation means 97.

The calculation means 98 executes various calculation processes for executing various functions included in the prize exchange device 90.
For example, the calculation means 98 operates as the calculation means in the present invention to subtract the prize value of the prize (general prize or special prize) desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player, and obtains the value by this subtraction. The difference is calculated as the remaining valuable value.
Further, the calculation means 98 subtracts the prize value of the selected prize from the valuable value each time the prize is selected, and calculates it as the remaining valuable value. When a plurality of prizes are selected, the calculation means 98 subtracts the prize value of the selected prize from the remaining valuable value and calculates it as a new remaining valuable value.

The receipt issuing means 90a prints and outputs various information regarding the exchange of prizes on the receipt. For example, when the prize exchange is completed, the contents of the prize exchange (for example, date, prize name, quantity, remaining valuable value, etc.) are printed and issued.

The control means 99 is composed of a CPU or the like, and controls the operation of each component of the prize exchange device 90 by reading and executing a program stored in the storage means 92.
For example, the control means 99 operates as the output control means in the present invention and controls the display means 93. Specifically, the following characteristic displays are performed on the employee prize selection screen displayed on the employee display unit 93a and the player prize selection screen displayed on the player display unit 93b. Let me.

(1) Display of Remaining Valuable Value The control means 99 displays the remaining valuable value calculated by the calculation means 98 on the remainder display unit A6 of the employee prize selection screen and the remainder display unit B4 of the player prize selection screen. Display.
In this case, when the remaining valuable value has an integer part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point and a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, the control means 99 is a free gift for employees as shown in FIG. 7A. Both the integer part and the decimal part of the remaining valuable value are displayed on the remainder display part A6 of the selection screen.
On the other hand, the control means 99 displays only the integer part of the remaining valuable value on the remainder display part B4 of the player's prize selection screen as shown in FIG. 7B, and does not display the decimal part. To.
Specifically, when the remaining valuable value calculated by the calculation means 98 is 896.8 balls, 896.8 is displayed on the remainder display unit A6 and 896 is displayed on the remainder display unit B4. That is, 0.8 of the fractional part of the remaining valuable value is not displayed on the remainder display unit B4.

In this way, since the remaining valuable value having an integer part and a decimal part is displayed on the employee prize selection screen, the employee can grasp the remaining valuable value up to a numerical value (decimal part) after the decimal point. As a result, for example, when a player considers a prize that can be exchanged for the remaining valuable value, the employee selects the prize and gives the player the optimum prize so that the remaining valuable value does not have a fractional part. Can be presented.
In addition, since the player's prize selection screen displays the remaining valuable value having an integer part without having a decimal part, the player should not be suspicious or misunderstood about the numerical value of the remaining valuable value after the decimal point. Can be done.

Further, when the control means 99 displays the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part on the remainder display part A6 of the employee prize selection screen, the integer part is displayed in a manner that is easier to see than the decimal part. (See FIG. 7 (a)).
For example, the size of the characters in the integer part is displayed larger than the size of the characters in the decimal part. Alternatively, the thickness of the characters in the integer part is displayed thicker than the thickness of the characters in the decimal part. Alternatively, the color of the characters in the integer part is more prominent than the color of the characters in the fraction part (the integer part is the opposite color such as red and the fraction part is green, and the color of the integer part is higher in saturation than the fraction part. Etc.) may be displayed. Alternatively, a display mode in which these may be combined may be used.
As a result, employees who perform prize selection operations can clearly distinguish between the integer part and the decimal part of the remaining valuable value, and the fractional part is not mistaken as the integer part.

(2) Display of exchange unit price The control means 99 causes the total number display unit A1 of the employee prize selection screen and the total exchange unit B1 of the player prize selection screen to display the exchange unit price.
When the exchange unit price has an integer part indicating a numerical value above the decimal point and a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, the control means 99 displays the integer part in a manner that is easier to see than the decimal part (FIG. 7 (FIG. 7). a), (b))).
Further, similarly to the display mode of the remaining valuable value described above, for example, the integer part is displayed larger than the decimal part, or the integer part is displayed in a color that is easier to recognize than the decimal part.
As a result, the employee who performs the prize selection operation or the like can clearly distinguish between the integer part and the decimal part of the exchange unit price, and the fractional part is not mistaken as the integer part.

Next, the operation of the prize exchange device in this embodiment will be described.
The procedure of the operation executed by the prize exchange device 90 will be described as a "premium exchange method" with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS. 16 to 18.
The operation shown below is realized by the control means 99 controlling each component of the prize exchange device 90 and executing various functions such as reading the count value from the receipt, accepting the prize to be exchanged, and displaying the prize exchange. NS.
In the following flowchart, the case where the exchange with a general prize is selected will be described as an example.

[How to exchange prizes]
Here, as a breakdown of the "prize exchange method", the "premium exchange main process" which is the overall flow of the process executed by the prize exchange device 90, the display for employees whose employees are the employee operating means 97 or the touch panel. The execution procedures of the "prize selection process" for selecting the prize to be exchanged by operating the unit 93a and the "ball storage reception process" for accepting the remaining valuable value as a storage ball (storage game medium) so that it can be deposited in the game hall will be explained in order. do.

(1) Premium Exchange Main Process The premium exchange main process will be described with reference to FIG.
First, the control means 99 causes the employee display unit 93a to display the employee prize selection screen in the initial state, and causes the player display unit 93b to display the player prize selection screen in the initial state (S10).
The employee prize selection screen in the initial state is that the selected prize is not displayed on the selected prize display unit A4, and each of the total number display unit A1, the special prize display unit A3, and the remainder display unit A6. The display unit refers to a screen on which numerical values indicating the initial state such as "0 balls" and "0 pieces" are displayed.
Similarly, on the player prize selection screen in the initial state, the selected prize is not displayed on the selected prize display unit B3, and the total number display unit B1, the special prize display unit B2, and the remainder display unit are not displayed. Each display unit of B4 refers to a screen on which numerical values indicating an initial state such as "0 balls" and "0 pieces" are displayed.

The control means 99 determines whether or not the ticket reader 94 has read the count value or the like from the receipt issued by the receipt issuing machine 71 (S11).
The control means 99 waits until it is determined that the ticket reader 94 has read the count value or the like from the receipt (S11: NO), and when it is determined that the ticket reader 94 has read the count value or the like from the receipt (S11: YES). , Receives information such as the read count value and stores it in the storage means 92.
Then, the control means 99 causes the total number display unit A1 of the employee prize selection screen and the total number display unit B1 of the player prize selection screen to display the count value (valuable value).

The control means 99 determines whether or not the prize classification selection key A2 is selected by an operation by the employee (S12).
When the control means 99 determines that the prize classification selection key A2 has been selected (S12: YES), the control means 99 executes the prize selection process (S13). This prize selection process will be described in detail in "(2) Prize selection process" described later.
On the other hand, when it is determined that the prize classification selection key A2 is not selected (S12: NO), or when the prize selection process is completed, has the control means 99 read the member ID from the membership card? It is determined whether or not (S14).

When the control means 99 determines that the card reader 95 has read the member ID from the member card (S14: YES), the control means 99 executes the ball storage reception process (S15). This ball storage reception process will be described in detail in "(3) Ball storage reception process" described later.
On the other hand, when it is determined that the card reader 95 has not read the member ID from the membership card (S14: NO), or when the ball storage acceptance process is completed, the confirmation key A7, which is an operation for confirming the prize exchange, is selected. It is determined whether or not it is (S16).

When the control means 99 determines that the confirmation key A7 is not selected (S16: NO), the control means 99 executes the processing after S12. Therefore, the employee can add or delete prizes until the confirmation key A7 is operated.
On the other hand, when the control means 99 determines that the confirmation key A7 has been selected (S16: YES), it considers that the selection of the prize has been completed, and then the player display unit 93b is rounded down. Notification is displayed (S17).

The truncation process means that when a prize is selected, the remaining valuable value calculated by the calculation means 98 does not become a natural number and has a fractional part. Since it cannot be exchanged for either, it refers to the process of collecting by the game hall side regardless of the player's intention.
Then, by operating the control means 99 as the truncation means in the present invention, a truncation process is performed in which a fractional part of the remaining valuable value is rounded down.
For example, if the amusement park is in the operation of rounding down, as shown in FIG. 8, a display such as "Please note that the numerical value after the decimal point of the surplus ball is rounded down." Is displayed.
In addition, the "OK" key is displayed together with the notification that the truncation process is being performed, and the truncation process is executed after obtaining the consent of the player by selecting the "OK" key.
Further, whether or not to display the notification that the truncation process is being performed on the player display unit 93b is determined from the predetermined setting screen of the employee display unit 93a based on the operation by the employee of the game hall. You can choose.
In this way, since it is possible to select whether or not to notify that the truncation process is being performed, it is possible to perform an operation suitable for the operation form of each amusement park.

Next, the control means 99 operates as a prize exchange processing means to perform a prize exchange process for providing the prize desired by the player (S18). This completes the prize exchange main process.

(2) Prize Selection Process The prize selection process will be described with reference to FIG.
In S12 of the prize exchange main process, when the control means 99 determines that the prize classification selection key A2 is selected (S12: YES), the employee display unit 93a selects a prize belonging to the selected prize classification. Display possible screens.
The control means 99 determines whether or not one prize has been selected from the plurality of prizes (S20). When the control means 99 determines that the prize has been selected (S20: YES), the control means 99 determines whether or not the selected prize is a prize that requires adult confirmation (S21).

When the control means 99 determines that the prize requires adult confirmation (S21: YES), the control means 99 sets (sets) the adult confirmation flag (S22).
The adult confirmation flag is a flag indicating whether or not a prize requiring adult confirmation has been selected, and when the flag is set (set), it indicates that a prize requiring adult confirmation has been selected. The age is confirmed for the player.
On the other hand, when the control means 99 determines that the prize does not require adult confirmation (S21: NO), the control means 99 does not set (set) the adult confirmation flag.

Next, the control means 99 acquires the prize information such as the prize name and the prize value of the selected prize from the storage means 92 (S23). Then, the selected prize display unit A4 on the employee prize selection screen and the selected prize display unit B3 on the player prize selection screen display the prize name, the prize value, and the number of the selected prizes.
Subsequently, the calculation means 98 receives the prize value (the prize displayed on the selected prize display unit A4) obtained from the valuable value (value displayed on the total number display unit A1) stored in the storage means 92. (Product of unit price multiplied by number) is subtracted, and the difference obtained by this subtraction is calculated as the remaining valuable value (S24). Further, the control means 99 stores the remaining valuable value in the storage means 92.

On the other hand, in S20, when it is determined that the prize is not selected (S20: NO), the control means 99 determines whether or not the return key of the selection operation key A5 or the return key of all is selected (S33).
When the control means 99 determines that the return key of the selection operation key A5 or the return key of all is selected (S33: YES), the control means 99 acquires the prize value corresponding to the prize for which the selection is returned (S34).
Next, the calculation means 98 adds the acquired prize value to the remaining valuable value stored in the storage means 92, and calculates the sum obtained by this addition as the remaining valuable value (S35). Further, the control means 99 stores the remaining valuable value in the storage means 92.
When the control means 99 determines that the return key of the selection operation key A5 or all the return keys is not selected (S33: NO), S34 and S35 are not executed.

The control means 99 determines whether or not the calculated remaining valuable value has a fractional part (S25).
When the control means 99 determines that the remaining valuable value has a decimal part (S25: YES), the control means 99 displays the remaining valuable value having an integer part and a decimal part on the remainder display unit A6 of the employee prize selection screen. (S26). At this time, the control means 99 displays, for example, the size of the characters in the integer part of the remaining valuable value larger than the size of the characters in the decimal part.
Further, the control means 99 causes the remainder display unit B4 of the player's prize selection screen to display the remaining valuable value having an integer part without having a decimal part (S27).

When the control means 99 determines that the remaining valuable value does not have a decimal part (S25: NO), the control means 99 causes the remainder display unit A6 of the employee prize selection screen to display the remaining valuable value having only an integer part (S25: NO). S28).
Further, the control means 99 causes the remainder display unit B4 of the player's prize selection screen to display the remaining valuable value having only the integer portion (S29).

In this way, when a plurality of prizes are selected or when the prizes once selected are canceled, the calculation means 98 calculates the remaining valuable value, and the calculated remaining valuable value is displayed to be updated. ..
For example, by having the remaining valuable value calculated at the beginning having an integer part and a fractional part, the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the fractional part is displayed on the remainder display part A6 of the employee prize selection screen, and the game is played. After displaying the remaining valuable value having an integer part without having a fractional part on the remainder display part B4 of the prize selection screen for a person, further prizes were selected and a new remaining valuable value was calculated by the calculation means 98. When the new remaining valuable value has an integer part without having a fractional part, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the remainder display unit A6 of the employee prize selection screen and the player prize selection The remaining valuable value consisting of the integer part is displayed without having a fractional part in each of the remainder display parts B4 of the screen.
As a result, even if multiple prizes are selected or once selected prizes are canceled, the display of the remaining valuable value is updated, so that employees and players can accurately determine the number of game media that can be exchanged for prizes. Can be grasped.

Next, the control means 99 determines whether or not the adult confirmation flag is set (set) (S30).
When the control means 99 determines that the adult confirmation flag is not set (set) (S30: NO), the control means 99 ends the prize selection process.
On the other hand, when the control means 99 determines that the adult confirmation flag is set (set) (S30: YES), the control means 99 confirms the age of the player on the player's prize selection screen as shown in FIG. A message prompting the user to input the message and the input key B5 for accepting the age confirmation are displayed. Further, as shown in FIG. 11, a message indicating that the age is being confirmed and a cancel key for canceling the age confirmation are displayed on the employee prize selection screen.
In addition, when the return key of the selection operation key A5 or the return key of all is selected while the age confirmation is displayed on the employee prize selection screen, the selected prize is canceled. It has become.

Next, the control means 99 determines whether or not the input key B5 displayed on the player's prize selection screen has been selected (S32).
The control means 99 waits until it is determined that the input key B5 has been selected (S32: NO), and when it is determined that the input key B5 has been selected (S32: YES), the control means 99 ends the prize selection process. ..

(3) Ball storage reception process The ball storage reception process will be described with reference to FIG.
When the control means 99 determines that the card reader 95 has read the member ID recorded on the membership card in S14 of the prize exchange main process (S14: YES), the storage means 92 has the read member ID. Is memorized (S40).

Next, the control means 99 causes the player display unit 93b to display a message prompting the player who is a member to input the personal identification number (S41).
The control means 99 determines whether or not the personal identification number has been input via the personal identification number input means 96 (S42).
The control means 99 waits until it is determined that the password has been input (S42: NO), and when it determines that the password has been input (S42: YES), the control means 99 is taken out from the password and the storage means 92. It is associated with the member ID and transmitted to the member management device 80 via the communication means 91.
When the member management device 80 determines that the PIN associated with the member ID registered in the member database matches the received PIN, it is associated with the member ID in the member database. The number of stored balls is taken out, and the number of stored balls is transmitted to the prize exchange device 90.

Next, the control means 99 causes the employee display unit 93a and the player display unit 93b to display the ball storage reception screen (S43).
The ball storage reception screen is a screen that displays the number of balls stored by the player and allows the remaining valuable value to be deposited as a ball storage.
As shown in FIG. 14, the ball storage reception screen has a ball storage number display unit C1 that displays the number of balls stored for each game type transmitted from the member management device 80, and a remaining value that displays an integer part of the current remaining valuable value. The value display unit C2 and the software keys that can be operated, for example, the decision key C3 that is operated when depositing the current remaining valuable value as a stored ball, and the operation key that is operated when stopping the deposit of the current remaining valuable value as a stored ball. This is a screen displaying the stop key C4 and the like.

Only the integer part of the remaining valuable value is displayed on the remaining valuable value display unit C2, and the decimal part is not displayed.
In other words, if the decimal part of the remaining valuable value cannot be deposited as a ball storage as the operation form of the amusement park, the player may misunderstand that the decimal part of the remaining valuable value can be stored by not displaying the fractional part of the remaining valuable value. You can avoid giving it. In addition, since the game hall side does not accept a small number of game media as stored balls, it is possible to simplify the ball storage management.
It should be noted that a fractional part of the remaining valuable value may be accepted or unacceptable as a stored ball and may be selectable by the operation of an employee of the amusement park.

The control means 99 determines whether or not the determination key C3 is selected (S44).
When the control means 99 determines that the determination key C3 is not selected (S44: NO), the control means 99 determines whether or not the stop key C4 is selected (S48).
When the control means 99 determines that the stop key C4 has been selected, the employee display unit 93a displays the employee prize selection screen, and the player display unit 93b displays the player prize selection screen. (S47). At this time, in addition to the count value (1000 balls), the number of stored balls (157 balls) is displayed on the total number display unit A1 of the employee prize selection screen and the total number display unit B1 of the player prize selection screen. Instead of displaying the counted value and the number of stored balls, the sum of the counted value and the number of stored balls (1157 balls = 1000 + 157) can be displayed.

On the other hand, when the control means 99 determines that the determination key C3 has been selected (S44: YES), the calculation means 98 adds the integer part of the remaining valuable value subtracted to the number of stored balls stored in the storage means 92. (S45). Further, the calculation means 98 subtracts an integer part of the remaining valuable value from the remaining valuable value stored in the storage means 92.
Then, the control means 99 stores the calculated number of stored balls and the remaining valuable value in the storage means 92. Further, the control means 99 associates the number of stored balls with the member ID, transmits it to the member management device 80 via the communication means 91 (S46), and stores it in the member database.

Next, the control means 99 causes the employee display unit 93a to display the employee prize selection screen, and causes the player display unit 93b to display the player prize selection screen (S47).
For example, as shown in FIG. 15, the remainder display unit A6 displays 0.8 balls (= 896.8-896), which is the remaining valuable value, and the total number display unit A1 displays 1000 balls, which is the count value. And 1053 balls (= 157 + 896), which is the number of stored balls, are displayed.
On the other hand, although not shown, the remainder display unit B4 displays 0 balls, which is an integer part of the remaining valuable value, and the total number display unit B1 displays 1000 balls, which is the counting value, and 1053 balls (= 157 + 896), which is the number of stored balls. ) Is displayed.
In the total number display unit A1 and the total number display unit B1, instead of displaying the count value and the number of stored balls, the sum of the count value and the number of stored balls (2053 balls = 1000 + 1053) can be displayed.

By executing the prize exchange method having the above contents, in the prize exchange device 90, the remaining valuable value obtained by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player is a decimal point. When having an integer part indicating the above numerical value and a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part is displayed for employees, and the player does not have the decimal part. The remaining valuable value having an integer part can be displayed.

Further, the prize exchange device 90 of the present embodiment has a standby state in which the operation related to the prize exchange is not performed.
In this standby state, the control means 99 causes the player display unit 93b to display a display indicating that a fractional part of the remaining valuable value is not displayed when the prize is exchanged.
For example, as shown in FIG. 13, a display such as "Please note that the remaining balls that are the numbers after the decimal point that occur in some prize exchanges are not displayed" is displayed to the player.
In this way, by notifying the player that the fractional part of the remaining valuable value is not displayed, the player is not misunderstood as if the fractional part of the remaining valuable value is rounded down. can do.
In addition, whether or not to display the fact that the fractional part of the remaining valuable value is not displayed on the player display unit 93b can be selected based on the setting by the employee of the game hall, and it can be selected depending on the operation form of each game hall. Can be set along.
It should be noted that the display is not limited to such a message, and a moving image display, an audio output, or a combination thereof can be used.

[Premium exchange program]
Next, the prize exchange program will be described.
The prize exchange function (function for executing the prize exchange method) of the prize exchange device 90, which is a computer in the above embodiment, is realized by the prize exchange program stored in the storage means 92.

The prize exchange program is read by a control means 99 (CPU or the like) of the prize exchange device 90, which is a computer, to send a command to each component of the prize exchange device 90, and a predetermined process, for example, a display process of the display means 93. , Display control processing of the control means 99, arithmetic processing of the arithmetic means 98, and the like.
As a result, the prize exchange function is realized by the cooperation of the prize exchange program, which is software, and the constituent means of the computer (prize exchange device 90), which is a hardware resource.

The prize exchange program for realizing the prize exchange function is stored in a ROM, a hard disk, or the like which is a storage means 92 of the prize exchange device 90, and is also a computer-readable recording medium such as an external storage device and a portable device. It can be stored in a recording medium or the like.
The external storage device refers to a memory expansion device that incorporates a storage medium such as a CD-ROM and is externally connected to the prize exchange device 90. On the other hand, the portable recording medium is a recording medium that can be attached to a recording medium drive device (drive device) and is portable, and refers to, for example, a flexible disk, a memory card, a magneto-optical disk, or the like.
Then, the program recorded on the recording medium is loaded into the RAM or the like which is the storage means 92 of the prize exchange device 90, and is executed by the control means 99. By this execution, the function of the prize exchange device 90 of the above-described embodiment is realized.
Further, when the prize exchange program is loaded by the computer, the prize exchange program held by another computer can be downloaded to its own RAM or an external storage device by using a communication line. This downloaded prize exchange program is also executed by the CPU to realize the prize exchange function of the above embodiment.

As described above, according to the prize exchange device and the prize exchange program of the present embodiment, the remaining valuable value calculated by the prize exchange has an integer part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point and a decimal part indicating the numerical value after the decimal point. Occasionally, the employee side is displayed with the remaining valuable value having an integer part and the decimal part, and the player side is displayed with the remaining valuable value having an integer part without having a decimal part. It is possible to prevent the player from being suspicious of the occurrence of the above, and further, when the player considers a prize that can be exchanged according to the remaining valuable value, a complicated calculation including a decimal part is performed. Can be avoided.

Further, in the conventional prize exchange device prior to the creation of the present invention, in order to avoid including a fractional part in the remaining valuable value calculated by the prize exchange, the prize value having a numerical value after the decimal point is obtained. By combining a plurality of prizes, the combination of prizes whose sum of the prize values does not have a numerical value after the decimal point is targeted for prize exchange, and the remaining valuable value is prevented from being included in the fractional part. Therefore, it was not something like devising a method of displaying the remaining valuable value.
That is, since the numerical value (fractional part) after the decimal point of the remaining valuable value is not displayed, there is a problem that the employee cannot accurately grasp the remaining valuable value.

Therefore, in the present invention, when the remaining valuable value has an integer part and a decimal part, the employee side displays the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part, and the player side does not have the decimal part. It was decided to display the remaining valuable value with the part.
As a result, the employees of the amusement park can grasp the remaining valuable value to a small number of copies.

Although the preferred embodiments of the prize exchange device and the prize exchange program of the present invention have been described above, the prize exchange device and the prize exchange program according to the present invention are not limited to the above-described embodiments, and are within the scope of the present invention. Needless to say, various changes can be implemented.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the valuable value and the remaining valuable value at the time of prize exchange are displayed on the screen has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, an audio output or a display and an audio output may be used. ..

Further, in the above-described embodiment, when the remainder display unit B4 of the player prize selection screen displayed on the player display unit 93b displays the remaining valuable value having an integer part without having a decimal part. As described above, the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, whether or not to display the decimal part may be selectable by the employee of the amusement park. Alternatively, the fractional part may be displayed to the member player and the fractional part may not be displayed to the visitor player.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, each time one prize requiring adult confirmation is selected, a display for performing age confirmation as shown in FIG. 12 has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this. As long as it is within one process until the selection of is confirmed (until the confirmation key A7 is operated), the display may not be performed even if another prize that requires adult confirmation is selected. Further, instead of displaying each time a prize that requires adult confirmation is selected, the display may be performed when the confirmation key A7 is selected.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the consumption tax is increased by changing the rental unit price of the game ball from 4 yen / ball to 4.17 yen / ball by adjusting the rental of the game medium so that 24 balls are lent for 100 yen. Although the explanation was given in the case of dealing with the consumption tax to be collected, the same can be applied even when the consumption tax rate or the consumption tax burden ratio of the player set by the game store is changed arbitrarily.

Further, even when the gaming machine 10 is an enclosed gaming machine, the same effect as that of the above-described embodiment can be obtained.
Although the enclosed gaming machine is a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine 10a or a slot machine 10b, it is possible to play a game without inserting a gaming medium from outside the machine, and the gaming medium acquired by the game. It is configured as a gaming machine that can acquire valuable value equivalent to the quantity as data (points). For example, points are purchased as consideration for cash or the like and are spent for playing games, and the points are reduced, or points are increased instead of paying out the game medium by a predetermined prize.
When the gaming machine 10 is an enclosed gaming machine in the above-described embodiment, the prize exchange device 90 can perform each display on the prize selection screen based on the points that are valuable values acquired by the player.

1 Amusement park system 90 Free gift exchange device 93 Display means (output means)
93a Employee display (first output means, storage game medium reception means)
93b Player display (second output means)
98 Calculation means (calculation means)
99 Control means (prize exchange processing means, output control means, truncation means)

Claims (11)

Information acquisition means that can acquire information that can identify the magnitude of valuable value acquired by the player,
A prize exchange processing means capable of executing a prize exchange process for exchanging the valuable value for a prize, and
A storage means capable of storing information that can identify the prize value, which is the magnitude of the valuable value required when the valuable value is exchanged for a predetermined prize in the prize exchange process.
An output means capable of outputting information related to the prize exchange process, and
An output control means capable of controlling the output means and
And calculation means capable of calculating the remaining marketable value was subtracted the prize value that corresponds to the prize desired by the player from the negotiable value the player has won,
Display state control means that can control the display state and non-display state,
With
The output means
The first output means that can execute output for operators related to prize exchange,
A second output means that can execute output for players,
Including
When the output control means has an integer part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or more and a decimal part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or less, the remaining valuable value has a decimal part.
When controlled to the display state, it is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part.
When controlled to the hidden state, it is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part.
A prize exchange device, characterized in that the second output means can output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part. Information acquisition means that can acquire information that can identify the magnitude of valuable value acquired by the player,
A prize exchange processing means capable of executing a prize exchange process for exchanging the valuable value for a prize, and
A storage means capable of storing information that can identify the prize value, which is the magnitude of the valuable value required when the valuable value is exchanged for a predetermined prize in the prize exchange process.
An output means capable of outputting information related to the prize exchange process, and
An output control means capable of controlling the output means and
A calculation means capable of calculating the remaining valuable value by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player.
Display state control means that can control the display state and non-display state,
With
The output means
The first output means that can execute output for operators related to prize exchange,
A second output means that can execute output for players,
Including
When the output control means has an integer part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or more and a decimal part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or less, the remaining valuable value has a decimal part.
It is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part.
When controlled to the display state, it is possible to have the second output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part.
When controlled to the non-display state, it is possible to output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part in the second output means. Device. The prize exchange device according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a setting means capable of setting either the display state or the non-display state when a predetermined operation is accepted. A storage value processing means capable of executing a process for storing the remaining valuable value in association with the identification information associated with the recording medium is provided.
The savings value processing means
When the remaining valuable value has an integer part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point and a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, a process for storing the integer part in association with the identification information is executed, and the decimal part is executed. The prize exchange device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the process for storing the identification information in association with the identification information is not executed. A storage value processing means capable of executing a process for storing the remaining valuable value in association with the identification information associated with the recording medium is provided.
The savings value processing means
When the remaining valuable value has an integer part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point and a decimal part indicating a numerical value after the decimal point, it is possible to execute a process for storing the integer part and the decimal part in association with the identification information. prize exchange device according to any one of claim 1 to 3, characterized in that. The output control means
When the first output means outputs the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part, the character size of the integer part is output larger than the character size of the decimal part. The prize exchange device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which is characterized. The output control means
When the first output means outputs the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part, the character thickness of the integer part is output thicker than the character thickness of the decimal part. The prize exchange device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, which is characterized. The output control means
When the first output means outputs the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part, the color of the character of the integer part and the color of the character of the decimal part are different from each other. The prize exchange device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the prize exchange device is characterized. The output control means
When the first output means is made to output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part, it is possible to output the integer part in a manner that is easier to see than the decimal part. The prize exchange device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which is characterized. Computer,
Information acquisition means that can acquire information that can identify the magnitude of valuable value acquired by the player,
A prize exchange processing means capable of executing a prize exchange process for exchanging the valuable value for a prize, and
A storage means capable of storing information that can identify the prize value, which is the magnitude of the valuable value required when the valuable value is exchanged for a predetermined prize in the prize exchange process.
An output means capable of outputting information related to the prize exchange process, and
An output control means capable of controlling the output means and
A calculation means capable of calculating the remaining valuable value by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player.
Display state control means that can control the display state and non-display state,
To make it work
The output means
The first output means that can execute output for operators related to prize exchange,
A second output means that can execute output for players,
To make it work
When the output control means has an integer part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or more and a decimal part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or less in the remaining valuable value.
When controlled to the display state, it is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part.
When controlled to the hidden state, it is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part.
The second output means is made to function so as to be able to output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part.
A prize exchange program featuring this. Computer,
Information acquisition means that can acquire information that can identify the magnitude of valuable value acquired by the player,
A prize exchange processing means capable of executing a prize exchange process for exchanging the valuable value for a prize, and
A storage means capable of storing information that can identify the prize value, which is the magnitude of the valuable value required when the valuable value is exchanged for a predetermined prize in the prize exchange process.
An output means capable of outputting information related to the prize exchange process, and
An output control means capable of controlling the output means and
A calculation means capable of calculating the remaining valuable value by subtracting the prize value corresponding to the prize desired by the player from the valuable value acquired by the player.
Display state control means that can control the display state and non-display state,
To make it work
The output means
The first output means that can execute output for operators related to prize exchange,
A second output means that can execute output for players,
To make it work
When the output control means has an integer part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or more and a decimal part indicating a numerical value having a decimal point or less in the remaining valuable value.
It is possible to have the first output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part.
When controlled to the display state, it is possible to have the second output means output the remaining valuable value having the integer part and the decimal part.
When controlled to the hidden state, the second output means is made to function so as to be able to output the remaining valuable value having the integer part without having the decimal part.
A prize exchange program featuring this.

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