JP7313656B2 - game machine - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to gaming machines.

A gaming machine equipped with a plurality of presentation modes from which a player can select any one is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1 below).

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2019-509

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to reduce the control burden of a plurality of presentation modes in a gaming machine.

The gaming machine according to the present invention, which has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, includes storage means for storing, as pending information, information used for success/failure determination, for which notification of success/failure determination results has not yet been completed; effect determination means for determining a effect to be executed according to a currently set mode, which is one of a plurality of types of effect modes; A mode changing means for maintaining the current setting mode until notification of the result of judgment corresponding to all the pending information stored in the storage means is completed, and executing a change from the desired mode to the current setting mode at the time when the notification of the result of determination corresponding to all the pending information stored in the storage means is completed when the request is accepted.

According to the gaming machine of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the control burden of the presentation mode.

It is a front view of the gaming machine according to the present embodiment. It is the figure which showed the identification design and the reserved design which were displayed on the display area. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining an outline of the protrusion, the right side being a view showing a cross section of the protrusion cut along a plane perpendicular to the horizontal direction, and the left side being a front view of the protrusion. FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining a second specific example of the projection; FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining a third specific example of the projection; FIG. 2 is a diagram roughly showing the positional relationship between a main display device and a sub display device; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an auxiliary image and a light amount image displayed during light amount adjustment; It is a figure for demonstrating the 3rd specific example regarding a light quantity adjustment function. It is the figure which showed each production mode. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining mode change control; FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a first specific example regarding mode change; FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a second specific example regarding mode change; FIG. 11 is a diagram (part 1) for explaining a third specific example regarding mode change; FIG. 12 is a diagram (part 2) for explaining a third specific example regarding mode change; It is a figure for demonstrating the aspect of a reserved design. It is a figure for demonstrating the relationship of the mode of a pending|holding design, and the light emission mode of a pending|holding light emission part. It is a figure for demonstrating the outline|summary of a pending|holding change production (flashing production). FIG. 17 is a diagram (continuation of FIG. 17) for explaining the outline of the pending change effect; It is a figure for demonstrating the 3rd specific example regarding a pending|holding change production (flashing production). FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a fourth specific example regarding a pending change effect (inciting effect);

1) Basic Configuration of Gaming Machine Hereinafter, an embodiment of a gaming machine 1 (pachinko gaming machine) according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. First, the overall configuration of the gaming machine 1 will be briefly described with reference to FIG.

The game machine 1 is equipped with a game board 90 . The game board 90 is made of a substantially square plywood board, and a guide rail 903 forming a passage for guiding a game ball fired by operating a shooting device 908 (shooting handle) to a game area 902 is provided in a substantially arc shape.

The game area 902 is provided with a display device 91, a starting area 904, a big winning opening 906, an out opening, and the like. A display area 911 of the display device 91 is a portion visible through an opening 901 formed in the game board 90 . In addition, in the game area 902, a plurality of game nails 10K are provided as obstacles that change the flowing state of the game ball when the falling game ball collides with it. The game ball flowing down the game area 902 changes in various modes according to the conditions when it collides with the game nail 10K.

In such a gaming machine 1 , game balls are shot toward the game area 902 by operating the shooting device 908 . When the game ball flowing down the game area 902 wins a winning opening such as the starting area 904 or the big winning opening 906, a predetermined number of winning balls are paid out by the payout device.

Descriptions of components of the gaming machine 1 that are not related to the present invention, such as the frame of the gaming machine 1 and the lower and upper trays for storing game balls, will be omitted. For these, those having the same structure as known gaming machines can be applied.

The jackpot lottery is executed when a game ball enters the starting area 904 by winning/failure determining means provided on a control board (not shown). In this embodiment, as the starting area 904, a first starting area 904a (so-called "Special Figure 1" starting area) and a second starting area 904b (so-called "Special Figure 2" starting area) are provided. A numerical value (win/fail judgment information) is acquired from a random number source with the winning of a game ball to a starting area 904 as a trigger, and if the numerical value is the same as a predetermined big winning numerical value, it becomes a big winning, and if different, it becomes a losing. In the present embodiment, notification of the results of the judgment is started in the order in which the numerical values are acquired (so-called variation is started). However, if there is judgment information for which the notification of the judgment results has not been completed yet, the newly acquired judgment information is stored as reserved information in a storage means provided on the control board (not shown). It is displayed as a reserved pattern 70 that the reserved information is stored in the storage means.

In the present embodiment, as the pending symbol 70, the notification effect for informing the result of the success/failure judgment (from the start of the variation of the identification symbol 80 (identification symbol group 80g) to the complete stop with the combination indicating the result of the success/failure determination, the so-called effect for one variation) has started, but the notification of the success/failure determination result has not been completed (hereinafter also referred to as variable pending information). (pattern) and pre-variation reserved pattern 72 corresponding to information (hereinafter sometimes referred to as pre-variation reserved information) for which the notification effect for notifying the success/failure determination result has not been started is displayed (see FIG. 2). In the present embodiment, the suspended pattern during fluctuation 71 and the suspended pattern before fluctuation 72 have the same basic form, and the suspended pattern during fluctuation 71 is displayed larger than the reserved pattern before fluctuation 72 in order to distinguish between the two. Fundamental forms of the during-fluctuation reserved design 71 and the pre-variation reserved design 72 may be completely different. Further, it may be configured such that the suspended pattern 71 during fluctuation is not displayed.

An upper limit is set for the maximum number of pre-variation pending information to be stored. In this embodiment, the maximum storage number of the first pre-change reservation information (special figure 1 reservation) obtained by winning the first start area 904a is four, and the second start area 904b is obtained by winning the second change reservation information (special figure 2 reservation). Therefore, with respect to the reserved design 70 corresponding to one of the special figures 1 and 2, one during fluctuation reserved design 71 and up to four pre-variation reserved designs 72 may be displayed (see FIG. 2).

In this embodiment, similar to a known game machine, the player is notified of the win/loss determination result by combining identification symbols 80 (see FIG. 2) displayed in the display area 911 of the display device 91 . Specifically, an identification pattern group 80g (a left identification pattern group 80gL, a middle identification pattern group 80gC, and a right identification pattern group 80gR) including a plurality of types of identification patterns 80 starts to change, and finally one identification pattern 80 is selected from each identification pattern group 80g and stopped. When a jackpot is won, the combination of the identification patterns 80 selected and stopped from each identification pattern group 80g becomes a predetermined combination (for example, three sets of the same identification patterns 80). In the case of losing, it becomes a combination other than that (other than the combination that becomes a jackpot). The identification pattern 80 may be a combination of numbers and characters.

In addition, in some drawings other than FIG. 2, illustration of the reserved pattern 70 and the identification pattern 80 is omitted.

In this embodiment, a normal game state and a special game state are set as the game state. The special game state is a game state that is more advantageous to the player than the normal game state. The normal gaming state is a low probability gaming state in which the probability of winning a jackpot is low, and a low base state (low probability, no time saving) in which it is difficult for a game ball to enter the starting area 904 . As the special game state, a first special game state and a second special game state are set. The first special game state is a high-probability game state with a high probability of winning a jackpot, and a high-base state (high probability/with short working hours) in which a game ball is likely to enter the starting area 904 . The second special game state is a low-probability game state with a low probability of winning a jackpot, and a high-base state (low probability/with short working hours) in which a game ball is likely to enter the starting area 904 . In the normal game state, the player shoots the game ball aiming at the first starting area 904a. In this embodiment, so-called "left-handed" is performed. The special game state shoots a game ball aiming at the second starting area 904b. In the present embodiment, so-called "right-handed hitting" is performed. Since the special game state is a state in which it is easy to win the open lottery of the second starting area 904b triggered by the entry of the game ball into the normal starting area 905, the game ball wins the second starting area 904b relatively easily. It should be noted that the setting relating to the transition of the game state may be of any kind, and the description thereof will be omitted. Also, the setting of the game state as described above is merely an example.

2) Protruding Portion The protruding portion 21 included in the gaming machine 1 according to this embodiment will be described. Various members (game members 10) with which game balls can come into contact are fixed to the game board 90. As shown in FIG. A game nail 10K can be exemplified as one type of the member. The configuration of the game nail 10K itself is the same as a known one. The game nail 10K protrudes forward from the front surface of the game board 90 (see FIG. 3).

On the front side of the game board 90, a transparent plate 20 made of a material (colorless and transparent material in this embodiment) that allows the game area 902 to be seen is provided (see FIG. 3). It can be said that the transparent plate 20 is a covering member that covers the game area 902 . Further, it can be said that the transparent plate 20 is positioned so as to face the front surface of the game board 90 . The transparent plate 20 is integrated with a known front frame, and the game area 902 is opened by rotating the front frame. Since the key for unlocking the front frame is managed by the game machine shop, the player cannot insert his/her hand into the game area 902 without permission. Unless otherwise specified, the positional relationship of each part refers to the state in which the transparent plate 20 (front frame) is located at the original position and the game area 902 is covered (closed).

The projecting portion 21 is a part of the transparent plate 20 . Specifically, it is a projection that protrudes rearward from the rear surface of the transparent plate 20 (the surface on the side of the game area 902) (see FIG. 3). In the present embodiment, the projecting portion 21 is formed by being integrally formed with the body portion of the transparent plate 20 (that is, formed of the same material), but the body portion and the projecting portion 21 may be formed separately, and the projecting portion 21 may be fixed to the body portion. Since the projecting portion 21 is also a portion formed of a transparent material, the projecting portion 21 does not obscure the game area 902 .

The projecting portion 21 is positioned so as to be adjacent to a portion of the tip side of the game nail 10K. The projecting portion 21 in this embodiment is an annular projection, and the head portion (part of the distal end side) of the game nail 10K is inserted inside the "ring". That is, when viewed from the direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction, a portion of the tip side of the game nail 10K overlaps the projecting portion 21 (see the right side of FIG. 3). In this embodiment, the portion other than the head portion of the game nail 10K does not enter inside the projecting portion 21. As shown in FIG. In addition, the head of the game nail 10K is circular, and the center of the head of the game nail 10K and the center of the "ring" of the projecting portion 21 are set so as to substantially coincide (when the game nail 10K is perpendicular to the plane direction of the game board 90 (the center axis of the game nail 10K extends in the front-rear direction) (see the left side of FIG. 3). It is preferable that the distance between the outer edge of the game nail 10K (head) and the inner edge of the "ring" of the projecting portion 21 be 1 mm or less when viewed from the front-rear direction. If the distance is too small, the game nail 10K and the projecting portion 21 will come into contact with each other when the transparent plate 20 is rotated together with the front frame.

By providing such a projecting portion 21, displacement of the game nail 10K is suppressed. Specifically, the game nail 10K is prevented from falling down (tilting) more than necessary. That is, when the game nail 10K falls down by a predetermined amount, the game nail 10K and the projecting portion 21 come into contact with each other, so that the game nail 10K is prevented from falling down further. Since the game nail 10K will fall down when the game ball comes into contact with it, it is significant to prevent the falling down as in the present embodiment.

It is not necessary to provide the protrusions 21 corresponding to all game nails 10K. In order to prevent the game nail 10K (the game nail 10K having a great influence on the ball-dispensing performance) from falling down, which is important for securing the playability (ball-dispensing performance) as planned, the protruding part 21 is provided for the game nail 10K. Due to the action of the projecting portion 21, it is possible to prevent the ball output performance from significantly changing.

Hereinafter, specific examples in which the items related to the projecting portion 21 are improved, embodied, modified, etc. will be described. It should be noted that, as far as possible, a configuration may be adopted in which a plurality of techniques described using the following specific examples are combined and applied.

First Concrete Example In the above-described embodiment, it has been described that the projection 21 prevents the game nail 10K from falling down, but the target game member 10 is not limited to the game nail 10K. Any member provided so as to protrude forward from the game board 90 may be used. For example, in order to prevent the prize-winning member (for example, the member forming the starting region 904) that forms the prize-winning region (the prize-winning opening) from collapsing, a projecting portion 21 may be provided so as to be adjacent to a part of the tip side of the prize-winning member.

Second Specific Example In the above-described embodiment, the projecting portion 21 has an annular shape surrounding the head portion of the game nail 10K. That is, in the above-described embodiment, the target game member 10 is the game nail 10K, and the head of the game nail 10K is circular in plan view, so the projecting portion 21 is formed in an annular shape. That is, the shape is such that the distance between the outer edge of the portion of the game member 10 surrounded by the projecting portion 21 and the inner edge of the projecting portion 21 is equal along the ring. By doing so, it is possible to prevent the game member 10 from falling more than necessary regardless of which direction the game member 10 falls.

O Third Specific Example The projecting portion 21 does not have to be an annular shape that surrounds the game member 10 . For example, as shown in FIG. 5, it is assumed that a passage R (space) through which a game ball can pass is formed between two game nails 10K arranged in the horizontal direction. In order to prevent the size of the passage R from becoming too large, it is conceivable to have a projecting portion 21 on the left side of the game nail 10Ka on the left side of the passage R to prevent the game nail 10K1 from falling over to the left (based on the same idea, the projecting portion 21 may be present on the right side of the game nail 10Kb on the right side). As shown in FIG. 5, if a game ball that has passed through the passage enters the winning area, the size of the passage R has a great influence on the performance of putting out balls. In this manner, the positions where the protrusions 21 are formed may be limited depending on the purpose. However, if the projecting portion 21 is annular as in the above-described embodiment, there is an advantage that tilting in any direction is suppressed.

3) Light Amount Adjustment Function The gaming machine 1 according to the present embodiment includes a sub-display device 30 that is a display device different from the display device 91 (see FIG. 6). The display device 91 can also be regarded as a main display device (main display device 91) in contrast to the sub-display device 30. FIG. The sub-display device 30 is provided in front of the display device 91 and has a light-transmissive portion where no image is displayed (it is a transmissive display device). The sub-display device 30 in this embodiment has a light guide plate (referred to as an illumination panel or the like) that allows light to enter from the side surface of a transparent plate to display a predetermined image on the plate. Since the portion where the image is not displayed is transparent, the image displayed on the display device 91 can be visually recognized as it is through the portion. In addition, the secondary display device 30 in the present embodiment can visually recognize the image displayed on the display device 91 through the portion where the image is displayed (the portion where the image is displayed also has transparency (the image is translucent)). In each figure, the sub-display device 30 and the image displayed thereon are indicated by dotted lines.

The gaming machine 1 according to this embodiment has a light amount adjustment function. Since the light intensity adjustment function itself is well known, a detailed description thereof will be omitted. Note that the light emitting unit includes not only the light (light source) provided in the gaming machine 1 but also the display device 91 . In other words, it is assumed that the brightness of the image displayed on the display device 91 can also be adjusted by the light amount adjustment function. In this embodiment, it is possible to collectively adjust the light intensity of all the light emitting units in five stages. In the following description, the light intensity in the first stage (lowest) is sometimes referred to as "light intensity 1", the light intensity in the second stage as "light intensity 2", and the light intensity in the fifth stage (highest) as "light intensity 5". It should be noted that the number of steps of adjustable light intensity can be changed as appropriate. In addition, the number of light emitting units and the like that are subject to light amount adjustment can be increased or decreased as appropriate.

In this embodiment, the light amount can be adjusted in the standby state. After a predetermined time (for example, 10 seconds) from the completion of notification of all success/failure determination results, the system shifts to a standby state. In the standby state, the procedure for using the light amount adjustment function is displayed on the display device 91 . In this embodiment, it is possible to adjust the amount of light by operating a cross key (not shown), which is operating means. Specifically, operating the left side of the cross key lowers the light amount by one step, and operating the right side increases the light amount by one step.

When the light amount is adjusted by the light amount adjustment function in this way, the auxiliary image 31 is displayed on the sub display device 30 . The auxiliary image 31 may have any shape. The auxiliary image 31 can change its brightness in five stages. It is possible to display five types of auxiliary images 31 such as ``auxiliary image 1'' associated with ``light quantity 1'', ``auxiliary image 2'' associated with ``light quantity 2'', and ``auxiliary image 5'' associated with ``light quantity 5''. Each auxiliary image 31 has the same shape, but differs in brightness (brightness). The brightness increases in the order of “auxiliary image 1” (lowest), “auxiliary image 2” . . . “auxiliary image 5” (highest) (see FIG. 7). Each reference image has the same image shape but a different brightness.

The auxiliary image 31 in the present embodiment is used for an effect that constitutes the notification effect. In other words, the auxiliary image 31 may be displayed as an effect in a game state in which the player is playing (while the identification pattern 80 is changing). By doing so, it is not necessary to prepare a dedicated image for light amount adjustment. However, this does not deny the provision of the auxiliary image 31 as an image dedicated to light amount adjustment.

Further, when the light amount is adjusted, an image indicating the value of the light amount (hereinafter referred to as a light amount image 92) is displayed on the display device 91. FIG. The light amount image 92 is made visible through the sub display device 30 even when the auxiliary image 31 is displayed on the sub display device 30 . In this embodiment, the light amount image 92 is displayed at a position that does not overlap the auxiliary image 31 in the display area 911 . Any method for indicating the "value of the amount of light" by the light amount image 92 may be used as long as the value is visually represented. It may be expressed using numbers such as light quantity 1, light quantity 2, and so on, or may be expressed by meters (both numbers and meters may be included) (see FIG. 7).

In this embodiment, when the amount of light changes, an auxiliary image 31 corresponding to the amount of light after the change is displayed on the sub display device 30 . For example, when an operation is performed to change from “light intensity 3” to “light intensity 4”, “auxiliary image 4” is displayed on the sub display device 30 . Further, when an operation to change the amount of light to "5" is performed from there, "auxiliary image 5" is displayed on the sub display device 30 (see FIG. 7). In this way, since the auxiliary image 31 is displayed with the brightness corresponding to the corresponding light amount, it can be used as a guideline for adjustment, and the light amount can be easily adjusted.

Also, when the light amount is adjusted, a light amount image 92 is displayed on the main display device 91 . Since the sub-display device 30 in this embodiment is a transmissive display device, the light amount image 92 displayed on the main display device 91 positioned behind it can be viewed through the sub-display device 30 (even if the auxiliary image 31 is displayed, the light amount image 92 will not disappear). Therefore, the brightness of the auxiliary image 31 and the amount of light indicated by the amount of light image 92 can be checked to adjust the amount of light as desired (see FIG. 7).

Although not shown, in the present embodiment, at least some of the light emitting units whose light intensity is changed by adjusting the light intensity, and which emit light even in the standby state, have their light intensity (actual output) changed according to the light intensity adjustment. The amount of light can be adjusted by combining the actual output of the light emitting unit and the auxiliary image 31 .

Hereinafter, specific examples in which the items related to the above-described light amount adjustment function are improved, embodied, modified, etc. will be described. It should be noted that, as far as possible, a configuration may be adopted in which a plurality of techniques described using the following specific examples are combined and applied.

First Concrete Example Assume that the auxiliary image 31 is continuously displayed until a predetermined period of time elapses during light intensity adjustment. In other words, it is assumed that the auxiliary image 31 continues to be displayed for a certain amount of time (for example, 10 seconds) instead of being displayed once and disappearing immediately when the amount of light changes. When adjusting the amount of light, an operation is often performed to change the level of the amount of light in a short period of time (in accordance with the above embodiment, the cross key is often operated continuously). Therefore, if the auxiliary image 31 is prevented from disappearing immediately, only the brightness changes while the auxiliary image 31 remains, so that the "difference" caused by the one-step change in the amount of light becomes easy to understand.

Second Concrete Example It is assumed that the auxiliary image 31 once displayed is not erased until a predetermined condition is satisfied. For example, if it is possible to adjust the amount of light in the standby state as in the above embodiment, the temporarily displayed auxiliary image 31 is not erased until the standby state is resolved. Various conditions for canceling the standby state are conceivable. The trigger may be that the game ball is fired (the launcher 908 is operated), or that the game ball has entered the starting area 904 (the identification pattern 80 has started to change). By preventing the auxiliary image 31 from being erased until a prescribed condition is satisfied in this way, when the light amount is adjusted, only the brightness changes while the auxiliary image 31 remains, so that the "difference" caused by the one-step change in the light amount becomes easy to understand.

〇 Third specific example In the above embodiment, it was explained that the light intensity can be adjusted in the standby state, but it may be configured so that the light intensity can be adjusted even in a state other than the standby state, that is, in the game state (while the identification pattern 80 is changing). However, when the light amount is adjusted in the game state, the auxiliary image 31 is not displayed (the light amount image 92 is displayed). In other words, although the auxiliary image 31 is displayed when adjusting the light intensity during the standby state (see FIG. 8A), the auxiliary image 31 is not displayed when adjusting the light intensity during the game state (see FIG. 8B). This is because, as described in the above embodiment, when the auxiliary image 31 is also used as an effect that constitutes the notification effect, if the auxiliary image 31 is displayed by adjusting the light amount during the notification effect, the player may misunderstand that the display of the auxiliary image 31 has occurred as an effect.

However, if the auxiliary image 31 is set as a dedicated image for light quantity adjustment (the auxiliary image 31 is not displayed as a performance constituting the notification performance), the auxiliary image 31 may be displayed even when the light quantity is adjusted in the game state.

Fourth Concrete Example It is assumed that the difference in the mode of each auxiliary image 31 (“auxiliary image 1” to “auxiliary image 5”) associated with each light amount is not only “brightness”. For example, it is conceivable that the colors of the images are different. Specifically, not only does the brightness increase in the order of 'auxiliary image 1', 'auxiliary image 2', . By doing so, it becomes easier to understand the change in the amount of light. If the colors of the auxiliary images 31 are completely different, the difference in brightness may become difficult to understand, so it is preferable to unify the color system (the above example is an example in which "red" is unified).

4) Mode Change The gaming machine 1 according to the present embodiment is set to one of a plurality of production modes. The mode of the notification effect is determined according to the currently set effect mode (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the current setting mode). In other words, the form (style) of the notification effect changes according to the current setting mode. In this embodiment, three types of mode A, mode B, and mode C are set as production modes (see FIG. 9). The number of selectable production modes can be increased or decreased as appropriate. The difference between each production mode may be of any kind. In this embodiment, modes A, B, and C are assumed to generate effects with characters A, B, and C as motifs, respectively. In other words, the character serving as the motif of the performance changes according to the change of the performance mode. However, this is only an example. A configuration may be adopted in which the probability of occurrence of a predetermined effect differs depending on the effect mode. Examples of the predetermined effects include so-called "read-ahead effects", "one-shot announcement effects", and "suspended change effects". The frequency of occurrence of these effects is changed according to the selection of the effect mode.

In this embodiment, it is possible for the player to select a desired effect mode (select which effect mode is to be the current set mode). Selection of performance mode can be performed not only during the state in which the notification performance is not executed (the state in which the variation of the identification pattern 80 is stopped) but also during the notification performance (the state in which the identification pattern 80 is fluctuating). Any method may be used by the player to request that the presentation mode be switched. In this embodiment, the effect mode can be switched by operating the cross key, which is the operation means, up and down. Hereinafter, the control when the change of the effect mode is requested during the notification effect will be described.

Suppose that a request is made to change from the current setting mode to another presentation mode. In addition, in the following description, the said another production mode is called "desired mode." When a change from the state in which the current set mode is the production mode A to the production mode B is requested, the desired mode is the production mode B. In this embodiment, even if a change to the desired mode is requested, the desired mode may not be immediately changed to the current set mode. Specifically, when the notification of the success/failure determination result corresponding to all of the pending information (holding information during fluctuation and holding information before fluctuation) existing at the time when the player's request is accepted, the desired mode is changed to the current setting mode as a trigger. To put it simply, when all of the reservations that exist at the time of the player's request have been exhausted, the desired mode is changed to the current set mode.

For example, in a state in which there is one variable pending information (variable pending pattern 71) (H1) and two pre-variable pending information (pre-variable pending patterns 72) (H2, H3) (see FIG. 10 (a)), it is assumed that a request to change the production mode A (currently set mode) to the production mode B (desired mode) is issued (note that the symbols H1, H2, . Items with the same code correspond to the same pending information (the same result of judgment of suitability). At the time when a request is issued (at the time of request), the performance mode A is maintained until notification of the result of judgment corresponding to all of the pending information existing at the time of the request, that is, one pending information during fluctuation (H1) and two pending information before fluctuation (H2, H3) is completed. In short, after the time of request, until the notification of the three success judgment results (notice of loss) is completed, that is, until the notification of the success judgment result corresponding to the reserved symbol 70 of H3 is completed, the production mode A is maintained (see FIGS. 10(b) and (c)).

After the request time point, the effect mode A is switched to the effect mode B when the notification of the third success/failure determination result is completed. After the time of request, if new pending information (property determination information) (H4) is acquired, the notification effect (when the identification pattern 80 corresponding to the new pending information starts to change) is switched to the effect mode B (see FIG. 10 (d)).

Thus, in the present embodiment, even if the player requests to switch the effect mode, the effect mode is not switched immediately. Specifically, since the current production mode is maintained until all the reservations remaining at the time of the request are consumed, the control of the production is easy. For example, it is conceivable to have a configuration in which the production mode is switched from the next notification performance (next change) after the request time point, but with such a configuration, the time to switch the production mode is short, and the control load is large (If a request for switching the production mode is issued immediately before the end of a certain notification production, the production mode must be switched at substantially the same time as the request time, and a suitable speed is required for the switching).

Hereinafter, specific examples in which the matters related to the above mode change are improved, embodied, modified, etc. will be described. It should be noted that, as far as possible, a configuration may be adopted in which a plurality of techniques described using the following specific examples are combined and applied.

〇First Specific Example Controlling the change of the production mode as in the above embodiment is advantageous in a configuration in which the following look-ahead production is installed. The look-ahead performance indicates the probability that the target success/failure determination result will be a win during the notification performance of the previous success/failure determination result whose notification is completed earlier than the target success/failure determination result. Since the look-ahead effect itself is known, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

As one type of such look-ahead effect, one that occurs only when the current setting mode is a specific effect mode is set. In other words, a look-ahead effect dedicated to a certain effect mode is set. For example, in the case where three types of performance modes A to C are set as the performance modes as in the above embodiment, it is assumed that a look-ahead performance (hereinafter also referred to as a specific look-ahead performance C) that can occur only when the performance mode C is set as the current set mode (does not occur in the performance modes A and B) is set. The specific aspect of the specific look-ahead effect C may be of any kind. For example, a read-ahead effect in which character C, which is the motif of effect mode C, appears is conceivable.

It is assumed that execution of the specific look-ahead effect C is determined when the effect mode C is the current set mode. For example, in a state where there are four pending information H1 to H4 (variable pending information (variable pending pattern 71) (H1) and three pre-variable pending information (pre-variable pending pattern 72) (H2, H3, H4)), the success/failure determination result corresponding to the pending information of H4 is set as the success/failure determination result of the target of the specific prefetch effect C, and the specific prefetch effect C is executed during the notification effect for the success/failure determination result corresponding to the pending information of H2 and H3. Suppose that it was decided to be done. Note that, in this example, during the notification effect (during the notification effect of the prefetch target) for the corresponding success/failure determination result corresponding to the pending information of H4, the effect premised on execution of the specific prefetch effect C (the effect during the prefetch target (H4) notification effect (for example, the effect using the character C) executed while ensuring continuity from the prefetch effect; hereinafter referred to as the variable effect) occurs. Therefore, when the specific look-ahead effect C is executed, it is necessary to be in the effect mode C until the notification effect of the look-ahead target (H4) ends. Based on this, it is assumed that the specific look-ahead effect C includes the variable effect. In other words, the specific look-ahead effect C is executed during the notification effect for the success/failure determination result corresponding to the pending information H2 to H4 (see FIG. 11(a)).

In this case, even if a change from the production mode C to the production mode A is requested in the state where the four pieces of reservation information H1 to H4 exist, the state where the current setting mode is the production mode C is maintained until the notification of the result of the judgment corresponding to the pre-variation reservation information of H4 is completed (see FIGS. 11(b) and (c)). Therefore, it is possible to execute the specific look-ahead effect C (including the variable effect) to the end. That is, for example, assuming that the configuration is such that the performance mode A is switched to before all of the suspension existing at the time of request is consumed, control must be performed so that the specific look-ahead performance C is not continuously executed (to be discontinued in the middle), but there is an advantage that such control is not necessary.

○Second specific example After the player makes a request to change to the desired mode (at the time of request), a display indicating that the change from the desired mode to the currently set mode has not been completed (hereinafter also referred to as an incomplete change display 40) will be made during the period until the change from the desired mode to the currently set mode is completed, i.e., until all the pending changes that existed at the time of the request are completed (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the change waiting period).

For example, when a change from performance mode B (currently set mode) to performance mode C (desired mode) is requested, a display such as ``waiting for mode C'' is displayed as a change incomplete display 40 during a change standby period (see FIG. 12). In other words, by displaying that the ``(performance) mode C'' is in a ``waiting'' state, it is indicated to the player that the change to the performance mode C has been accepted but the change has not yet been completed. In this way, the change incompletion display 40 should be such that the player can understand that 'the player's request for changing the performance mode has been accepted' and 'the change to the desired mode has not been completed yet'. By doing so, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of a situation in which the player doubts that the mode will not be changed to the desired mode (that the player performs useless operations so as to realize the change to the desired mode). Note that the change incomplete display 40 does not need to be displayed throughout the change waiting period. For example, it may be displayed during at least part of the change standby period, such as continuing to be displayed for a certain period of time after the change standby period is started.

〇Third specific example After the player makes a request to change to the desired mode (at the time of request), the change completion schedule display 41 indicating the timing when the change is scheduled to be completed will be displayed during the change waiting period, which is the period until the change to the current setting mode is completed.

The change completion schedule display 41 utilizes the reserved design 70 . For example, in a state in which there are three pending information H1 to H3 (variable pending information (variable pending pattern 71) (H1) and two pre-variable pending information (pre-variable pending pattern 72) (H2, H3)), it is assumed that a request for change from production mode A (current setting mode) to production mode B (desired mode) is accepted. In this case, an image showing production mode A (current setting mode) is displayed (see FIG. 13(b)) by pointing (associated with these reserved patterns 70) to reserved patterns 70 (fluctuation reserved pattern 71 and pre-variation reserved pattern 72) indicating the existence of the reserved information H1 to H3. In other words, it is shown to the player that the production mode A is maintained until the holding information (holding pattern 70) H1 to H3 is completely digested. Such display is the change completion schedule display 41 . A player who sees this understands that the presentation mode A is maintained until the holding information (holding pattern 70) H1 to H3 is completely digested, that is, the change to the presentation mode B is performed thereafter. After the time of request, the number of pending symbols 70 indicated by the change completion schedule display 41 decreases each time one pending is completed (see FIGS. 13(b) and 13(c)).

Note that, unlike the above example, the reserved information (reserved pattern 70) H4, H5, etc. acquired after the reserved information (reserved pattern 70) H1 to H3 are indicated (associated with these reserved patterns 70), and the image showing the production mode B (desired mode) may be displayed as the change completion schedule display 41 (see FIG. 14 (a)). In this way, it is possible for the player to grasp that the effect mode B, which is the desired mode, is started from the notification effect corresponding to the pending information (reserved pattern 70) H4.

A combination of the above examples may also be used. That is, as shown in FIG. 14(b), both the pending information (holding pattern 70) in which the current setting mode is maintained and the pending information (holding pattern 70) changed to the desired mode may be displayed.

In addition, the display method as described above is merely an example. It suffices if the timing at which the presentation mode is actually switched can be understood. In short, it is sufficient if at least one of the pending information (holding pattern 70) ending the current setting mode and the holding information (holding pattern 70) starting the desired mode can be understood. For example, as shown in FIG. 14(c), an image may be displayed as the change completion schedule display 41 showing between the reserved pattern 70 in which the current set mode is maintained and the reserved pattern 70 to be changed to the desired mode.

5) Reservation Light-Emitting Part Depending on the mode of the reservation symbols 70 (variation retention symbols 71, pre-variation retention symbols 72), the probability that the corresponding success/failure determination result will be a jackpot (jackpot reliability) is suggested. In this embodiment, a normal mode and three special modes (first special mode to third special mode) are set as modes of the reserved design 70 . The order of the normal mode, the first special mode, the second special mode, and the third special mode is set so that the reliability of the jackpot becomes higher (the normal mode is the lowest) (see FIG. 15). An aspect (special aspect) of jackpot determination may be set. Each aspect is associated with a color. In this embodiment, the normal mode is white, the first special mode is blue, the second special mode is green, and the third special mode is red (in each figure, the colors are indicated by letters). It should be noted that a plurality of types of modes may be set for the normal mode and each special mode.

The gaming machine 1 according to this embodiment includes a holding light emitting unit 50 (see FIG. 1). The holding light emitting part 50 is a part including a color LED, and has a light emitting mode according to the mode of the holding pattern 70 . In this embodiment, when any one of the plurality of reserved symbols 70 becomes a special mode, the reserved light emitting section 50 emits light in a corresponding mode (see FIG. 16). That is, when one of the plurality of reserved symbols 70 becomes the first special mode, it emits blue, when it becomes the second special mode, it emits green, and when it becomes the third special mode, it emits red. Further, when all the reserved symbols 70 are in the normal mode, the reserved light emitting part 50 emits white light. However, if all the reserved symbols 70 are in the normal mode, the reserved light emitting unit 50 may be set not to emit light. Since the gaming machine 1 according to the present embodiment has only one holding light emitting unit 50, it is not associated with any one of the plurality of holding symbols 70. FIG.

In addition, in the present embodiment, it is set so that two or more of the plurality of reserved patterns 70 (variable reserved pattern 71, pre-change reserved pattern 72) are not in a special mode. However, it may be configured such that a plurality of reserved symbols 70 may be in a special mode. In this case, the suspension light emitting unit 50 has a light emission mode corresponding to one of the plurality of special modes (correspondence suspension). Various methods are conceivable for deciding whether to hold the response. For example, the reserved pattern 70 of the special mode having the earliest so-called order of digestion may be set as the corresponding hold. In addition, the reserved pattern 70 of the special mode with the highest jackpot reliability may be set as a corresponding hold.

In addition, in the present embodiment, when either the suspended pattern 71 during variation or the suspended pattern before variation 72 becomes a special mode, the suspension light emitting unit 50 becomes a light emission mode according to the special mode. However, only the suspended pattern 71 during variation may be targeted. In other words, regardless of the mode of the pre-fluctuation reserved design 72, the light emission mode of the pending light emitting unit 50 is controlled according to the mode of one during-variation reserved design 71. FIG.

Although the position where the holding light emitting unit 50 is provided is not particularly limited, it is preferable that the position is such that the player can assume that the holding light emitting unit 50 corresponds to the mode of the holding pattern 70 . In the present embodiment, it is provided in a member that constitutes the first starting area 904a (the starting area of Special Figure 1) (see FIG. 1). Reservation information (reservation pattern 70) is obtained by winning a game ball in the first start area 904a, so the reservation light emitting section 50 is provided in the member constituting the first start area 904a.

In this embodiment, it is possible to execute a pending change effect that results in a change in the mode of the pending symbol 70 . A change in the mode of the reserved symbol 70 is limited to a direction in which the reliability of the jackpot increases. A change from one special aspect to another may occur, as well as a change from a normal aspect to any special aspect. In addition, changes in two or more stages can also occur, such as a change from a normal mode to a second special mode, or a change from a first special mode to a third special mode.

The pending change effect includes a pending change stimulating effect (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as a stimulating effect). The pending change effect is a effect for showing the player that the mode of the pending pattern 70 may change. In the pending change performance, either a successful ending in which the mode of the pending pattern 70 changes or a failed ending in which the mode of the pending pattern 70 does not change is reached through the fanning performance. Since the change in the mode of the reserved symbol 70 is limited in the direction of increasing the reliability of the big win, a successful ending is a favorable ending for the player, and a failure ending is a disadvantageous ending for the player.

Let the pending design 70 to be the object of the pending change effect be the target pending design 70T (see FIG. 17(a)). In the fanning effect, a display is made to show the player that the target reserved symbol 70T displayed in the display area 911 is the target of the effect. If a plurality of reserved patterns 70 are displayed, a display is made such that it is possible to clearly distinguish between the other reserved patterns 70 and the target reserved pattern 70T. In the present embodiment, as the fan effect, a display is made such that the brightness of the target reserved pattern 70T itself or its surroundings increases over time (see FIGS. 17(b) and 17(c)). That is, the target reserved pattern 70T is displayed as if it were brighter than the other reserved patterns 70.例文帳に追加

In addition to the display as described above in the display area 911, the lighting mode of the suspension light emitting unit 50 is set to the lighting mode as the lighting effect. In this embodiment, the holding light emitting unit 50 emits light in such a manner that the amount of light increases with time. In other words, the holding light emitting unit 50 (see FIG. 17(a)), which emits light with a constant amount of light before the occurrence of the fanning effect, is changed to a light emitting mode as if the light quantity gradually increases at the same time when the fanning effect starts (see FIGS. 17(b) and (c)). In this manner, the light amount (brightness) of the pending light emitting unit 50 is controlled to gradually increase in accordance with the gradual brightness of the target pending pattern 70T displayed in the display area 911 . It can be said that the effect is such that the change in the target reserved pattern 70T displayed in the display area 911 and the change in the reserved light emitting unit 50 are linked.

The color of the suspension light emitting part 50 at the time of the fanning effect is associated with the color of the target suspension pattern 70T. In other words, the color of the reserved light emitting unit 50 before the effect is generated is maintained even during the effect. For example, if the target reserved pattern 70T is a normal mode, the emission color of the reserved light emitting unit 50 in the fan effect is white. In other words, the fan effect is such that the brightness (amount of light) of the white light gradually increases (see FIGS. 17(b) and 17(c)). Similarly, for example, if the target reserved pattern 70T is the second special mode, the emission color of the reserved light emitting unit 50 in the fan effect is set to green. In other words, regardless of whether or not the pending change effect finally becomes a successful ending, the luminescent color of the pending light emitting part 50 corresponding to the aspect of the target pending pattern 70T before the effect is generated is maintained even in the fanning effect. Assuming that the pending change effect results in a successful ending, the luminescent color of the pending light emitting part 50 corresponding to the mode of the pending pattern 70 before the change is used in the stirring effect.

When the pending change effect results in a successful ending, the target pending design 70T displayed in the display area 911 is in a mode (post-change mode) corresponding thereto. Further, substantially at the same time when the target reserved design 70T becomes the state after the change, the light emission mode of the reservation light emitting unit 50 corresponds to the state after the change of the target reserved design 70T. For example, when the mode after the change of the target pending pattern 70T is the third special mode, the luminous mode (light emitting color) of the pending light emitting part 50 is set to red substantially at the same time as the successful ending is reached (see FIG. 18(a)). When the pending change effect results in a failure ending, the mode of the target pending pattern 70T is maintained, and the light emitting mode of the pending light emitting section 50 also returns to the original state (see FIG. 18(b)).

As described above, in the hold change effect in the present embodiment, the light emission mode of the hold light emitting unit 50 is set to the fan effect as the boost effect, so it is easy to understand that the hold change may occur. In particular, since the tilting mode in the present embodiment is a mode in which the light amount of the holding light emitting unit 50 gradually increases, it is easy to grasp as an image that the target holding pattern 70T is likely to change.

Hereinafter, specific examples in which the matters related to the above pending change effect (inciting effect) are improved, embodied, modified, etc. will be described. It should be noted that, as far as possible, a configuration may be adopted in which a plurality of techniques described using the following specific examples are combined and applied.

First Specific Example The lighting mode, which is the lighting mode of the holding light emitting unit 50 during the lighting effect, is not limited to that described in the above embodiment. Although it has been described that the tilting mode in the above embodiment is a mode in which the light amount gradually increases (over time) while maintaining the emission color, the reverse setting, that is, a mode in which the light amount gradually decreases (over time) while maintaining the emission color may be used. Moreover, it is good also as the aspect which blinks while maintaining a luminescent color.

It is also conceivable to adopt a tilt mode in which the color of light emitted from the holding light emitting unit 50 changes gradually (with time). For example, in the fanning performance indicating that the normal mode (white) may change to the first special mode (blue), the luminescent color is gradually changed from white to blue (the "blue" element gradually becomes stronger). In the case of a successful ending, the luminescent color is blue (the luminescent mode corresponding to the first special mode), and in the case of the unsuccessful ending, the luminescent color is returned to white (the luminescent mode corresponding to the normal mode). In other words, it is also possible to adopt a fanning mode such that the luminescent color corresponding to the mode of the reserved pattern 70 before change gradually approaches the luminescent color corresponding to the mode of the reserved pattern 70 that may change (the reserved pattern 70 after the change in the case of a successful ending). In the case of the tilting mode, the amount of light may increase (or decrease) over time, or the amount of light may be maintained.

Second Specific Example The gaming machine 1 according to the above-described embodiment is provided with only one holding light emitting unit 50, but may be configured such that holding light emitting units 50 corresponding to the respective holding symbols 70 are provided. It is assumed that the same control as in the above-described embodiment is executed for the suspension light emitting unit 50 corresponding to the target suspension pattern 70T of the suspension change effect (flashing effect).

Third Specific Example The configuration is such that the suspension light-emitting unit 50 does not always have a fanning mode in the suspension change effect. A configuration is adopted in which the holding light emitting part 50 may or may not be in the fanning mode during the fishing and holding change performance. Then, when the holding light emitting part 50 is in the fanning mode, the probability of the ending of the holding change performance becoming a successful ending (the mode of the holding pattern 70 changes in the direction of increasing the reliability of the big win) is higher than when the holding light emitting part 50 is not in the fanning mode (see FIG. 19). In other words, the configuration is such that the holding light emitting unit 50 is set as a so-called chance-up mode. By doing so, it is possible to create an effect mode in which the player pays attention to the mode of the pending light emitting unit 50 when the pending change effect is generated.

Fourth Specific Example A configuration is adopted in which a plurality of types of fanning modes of the holding light emitting unit 50 are set. Specifically, even if the mode of the target reserved pattern 70T is the same, the configuration is such that the fanning mode is not always the same. For example, when the target reserved pattern 70T is a normal mode, a first tilting mode controlled to gradually increase the light amount in white luminous color and a second tilting mode controlled to blink in white luminous color shall be set. In other words, the light emission color is determined according to the target reserved pattern 70T, and the difference in the light emission mode is set by other factors. Then, compared to when one of the fanning modes occurs, when the other fanning mode occurs, the ending of the pending change effect is more likely to be a successful ending (the mode of the pending pattern 70 changes in the direction of increasing the reliability of the big win) (see FIG. 20. Note that the magnitude relationship of the reliability of the big win may be opposite to that shown in FIG. 20). By doing so, it is possible to create an effect form in which the player pays attention to the mode of the holding light emitting unit 50 during the fanning effect.

6) Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications are possible without departing from the gist of the present invention.

Specific means (gaming machines) obtained from the above embodiment are listed below.

・ Means 1-1
A game machine comprising: a game board having a game area formed in front thereof; a game member provided so as to protrude forward from the front surface of the game board; and a covering member positioned in front of the game member and formed of a material that makes the game area visible, wherein the covering member is provided with a protruding portion that protrudes rearward from a rear surface thereof and is positioned so as to be adjacent to a part of the tip side of the game member.
According to the gaming machine described above, positional displacement of the game member is suppressed by providing the projecting portion.

・ Means 1-2
The gaming machine according to means 1-1, wherein the projecting portion has an annular shape surrounding a portion of the tip side of the gaming member.
By doing so, positional deviation of the game member in all directions is suppressed.

・ Means 1-3
The game machine according to means 1-1 or 1-2, wherein the game member is a game nail with which a game ball contacts.
By doing so, it is possible to suppress the change in the ball output performance due to the positional deviation of the game member.

・ Means 2-1
A gaming machine comprising: a main display device; a sub-display device provided in front of the main display device and having a light-transmissive portion where no image is displayed;
According to the gaming machine described above, since the auxiliary image is displayed with the brightness corresponding to the corresponding light amount, it can be used as a guideline when adjusting, and the light amount can be easily adjusted.

・ Means 2-2
The game machine according to means 2-1, wherein when the light amount is adjusted by the light amount adjusting function, the currently set light amount value is displayed on the main display device.
Since the sub-display device is of a transmissive type, it can also indicate the value of the amount of light on the main display device.

・ Means 3-1
Storage means for storing, as pending information, information used for success/failure determination that has not yet been notified of a success/failure determination result, performance determination means for determining a performance to be executed according to a currently set current set mode which is one of a plurality of types of performance modes, and when a player requests a change from the current set mode to a desired mode which is the performance mode different from the current set mode, success/failure determination results corresponding to all of the pending information stored in the storage means at the time the request is accepted. and mode changing means for changing the desired mode to the current set mode when the notification of is completed.
Since the game machine has time to switch the performance mode, it contributes to reduction of the control load.

・ Means 3-2
A game machine according to means 3-1, characterized in that it is possible to execute a look-ahead effect that indicates the probability that the target's success/failure determination result will be a win during the effect of notifying the success/failure determination result before the completion of the notification of the target's success/failure determination result, and as a kind of the look-ahead effect, one that occurs only when the current set mode is a specific effect mode is set.
When a pre-reading effect dedicated to a certain effect mode as described above is set, if the change of the effect mode is immediately executed, measures such as interrupting the pre-reading effect in the middle are required.

・ Means 3-3
The gaming machine according to means 3-1 or 3-2, wherein a change incomplete display indicating that the desired mode has not been completed is displayed during at least a part of the period from when the request for changing to the desired mode is accepted until the change to the current setting mode from the desired mode is completed.
By doing so, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the player doubts that the mode will not be changed to the desired mode.

・ Means 3-4
The gaming machine according to any one of means 3-1 to 3-3, wherein a change completion schedule is displayed using a reserved symbol representing the existence of the reserved information to indicate the scheduled completion timing of the change from the desired mode to the currently set mode, during at least a part of a period from when the request for changing to the desired mode is accepted until the change to the currently set mode is completed.
By doing so, it becomes easy to understand the timing of changing to the desired mode.

・ Means 4-1
A gaming machine comprising: a display device for displaying a reserved pattern indicating the presence of right/fail judgment information used for right/fail judgment;
In the above game machine, since the lighting mode of the suspension light emitting unit is set to the lighting mode as the pending change stimulating effect, it is possible to make the effect (meaning that the pending change may occur) easier to understand.

・ Means 4-2
The game machine according to means 4-1, wherein the tilt mode is a mode in which the light intensity of the holding light emitting unit changes with time.
As an example of the fanning mode, a mode in which the amount of light changes over time can be exemplified.

・ Means 4-3
The holding light emitting unit emits light in a luminescent color corresponding to the color of the holding pattern, and the swaying mode maintains the luminescent color before the holding change swaying effect occurs. The gaming machine according to means 4-2, wherein the light amount of the holding light emitting unit changes over time.
By doing so, it is easy to understand the pending symbol to be the target of the pending change.

・ Means 4-4
The gaming machine according to means 4-2 or 4-3, wherein the tilt mode is a mode in which the light intensity of the holding light emitting unit increases with time.
By doing so, it is easy to grasp as an image that the reserved symbols are likely to change.

1 game machine 10 game member (10K game nail)
20 transparent plate (coating member)
21 Protruding portion 30 Sub-display device 31 Auxiliary image 40 Incomplete change display 41 Change completion schedule display 50 Suspended light emitting unit 70 Suspended pattern (71 Suspended pattern during fluctuation 72 Suspended pattern before fluctuation)
70T Target reserved pattern 80 Identification pattern 90 Game board 902 Game area 91 Display device 911 Display area 92 Light amount image

Claims (2)

A gaming machine that displays a reserved symbol indicating the existence of success/failure determination information for which notification of a corresponding success/failure determination result has not been completed,
A light emitting unit that becomes a light emitting mode according to the mode of the target reserved pattern which is one of the reserved patterns;
Effect execution means for executing a stimulating effect indicating that a pending change effect may occur in which the mode of the target reserved pattern changes from the original mode, which is the current mode, to another mode different from the current mode ,
with
As a light emission mode according to the mode of the target reserved pattern,
A non-inciting mode in a state where the inciting effect is not generated;
a fanning mode that is different from the non-flashing mode in a state in which the fanning effect is occurring;
is provided,
The game machine is characterized in that when the fanning performance occurs, the target reserved pattern is set to a suggestive mode different from the original mode so as to be distinguishable from the other reserved patterns, and when the pending change performance occurs, the target reserved pattern changes from the suggested mode to the different mode, and when the pending change performance does not occur, the target reserved pattern returns from the suggested mode to the original mode. The light emitting mode according to the mode of the target reserved pattern is to emit light in a luminescent color corresponding to the color of the target reserved pattern,
The non-flashing mode is a mode in which the amount of light does not change with a luminescent color corresponding to the color of the target reserved pattern, while the tilting mode maintains the luminescent color according to the color of the target reserved pattern. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the amount of light changes over time.

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