JP2001149569A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily grasp the control program structure of a game machine provided with a variable display device and to easily perform a change, or the like, in a program. SOLUTION: The control processing program of a Pachinko game machine is divided into a main routine program (P MAIN) and a sub-routine program, the main routine program is provided with data output processing (EE15H) for performing data output processing from a port, information output processing (EE2DH) and random counter updating processing (EE1EH) for updating a random counter for great success decision and the sub-routine program is provided with ordinary demonstration display process data/timer set processing for performing demonstration display, all picture pattern varying processing for providing ready-to-win state picture pattern variation display, which is different from an ordinary state, in a ready-to-win state, left picture pattern stopping processing, right picture pattern stopping processing and middle picture pattern stopping processing each for stopping and determining picture pattern variation.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a gaming machine represented by, for example, a pachinko gaming machine, a coin gaming machine, a slot machine, and the like. The present invention relates to a gaming machine that enters a gaming state advantageous to a player when a display result of a display device has a predetermined specific display mode.

[0002]

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, a pachinko gaming machine will be described as an example of a gaming machine, but the present invention is not limited to this, and may be, for example, a coin gaming machine or a slot machine, and has a variable display device whose display state can be changed. All gaming machines are eligible.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a gaming board of a pachinko gaming machine as an example of a gaming machine. When the player operates a hit ball operation handle (not shown), the pachinko balls stored in the hit ball storage tray (not shown) are hit one by one into the game area 24 formed on the front of the game board 23. Be included. Gaming area 24
Inside, a variable display device 1 composed of a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like and a variable prize ball device 4 are provided. When the pachinko ball hit in the game area 24 wins the start winning opening 3 as an example of the start winning area, the left variable display section 2a, the middle variable display section 2b, and the right variable display section 2c of the variable display device 1 are changed. At the same time, the variable information is started to be scrolled, and the identification information composed of symbols and the like is scrolled downward from above, and then the left variable display section 2
a is controlled to stop, then the right variable display 2c is stopped and finally the middle variable display 2b is stopped. Then, when the display result of the variable display device 1 becomes a predetermined specific display mode (specific identification information composed of, for example, 777), the opening and closing plate 9 of the variable prize ball device 4 is opened, and the hit ball wins. This is a first state that is advantageous for a player who is likely to play. The variable winning ball device 4 is normally in a second state that is disadvantageous to a player who cannot hit a ball because the open / close plate 9 is normally closed, but the display result of the variable display device 1 is previously determined. When a specific display mode is established, the solenoid 28 (FIG. 1)
(Not shown) is excited to open the opening / closing plate 9 to enter the first state.

In the first state of the variable prize ball device 4, a predetermined period (for example, 30 seconds) or a predetermined number (for example, 10) of hit balls, whichever comes first, is satisfied. To end the second state. A specific prize area (V pocket) 5 is provided at a predetermined position of the prize opening 24 of the variable prize ball device 4, and a part other than the specific prize area 5 is a normal prize area. Then, the winning prize in the specific prize area (V pocket) is detected by the specific prize detecting switch 8. On the other hand, the winning opening 24
Are detected by the count switch (not shown in FIG. 1). When the pachinko ball that has entered in the first state of the variable prize ball device 4 wins in the specific prize area (V pocket) 5 and is detected by the specific prize ball detection switch 8, the variable prize ball device 4 Waiting for the end of the first state, the variable prize ball device 4 again
Is set to the first state. The upper limit number of executions of the repetition continuation control is set to, for example, 16 times.

In the game area 24, there is provided an ordinary symbol starting gate 6 as an example of an ordinary symbol starting winning area, and a pachinko ball passes through the ordinary symbol starting gate 6 to be an ordinary symbol starting gate. If detected by a detection switch (not shown in FIG. 1), the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 composed of seven segments is variably started. If the result of the stoppage of the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 becomes a predetermined specific display mode (for example, 7), the start winning opening 3 is opened, and the first state advantageous to the player is established.
That is, the starting winning opening 3 is a variable winning ball device that can change between a first state that is advantageous for a player who is likely to win a hit ball and a second state that is disadvantageous for a player who is difficult to win a hit ball. When the display result of the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 has a specific display mode, the solenoid 29 (not shown in FIG. 1) is excited and opened to open the first symbol. Is configured. When the start winning port 3 is in the first state, the pachinko balls are more likely to win, and the variable display device 1 is in a state where variable display control is frequently performed.

If the pachinko ball wins again in the start winning opening 3 during the variable display of the variable display device 1, the start winning is stored, and the variable display of the variable display device 1 is stopped, and the variable display device 1 is set in a state where the variable display can be started again. Then, the variable display device 1 is variably started again based on the start winning memory. The upper limit of the start winning prize memory is set to, for example, “4”, and the starting prize storing value at the present time is displayed by the storage display LED 11. In addition, while the variable symbol display device 7 is variably displaying, the pachinko balls are again re-started.
Is passed, the start passage is stored, the variable display of the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 is stopped, and the variable state can be started again. Then, the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 is again activated based on the start passage memory. Variable start. The upper limit value of the normal symbol start memory is set to, for example, “4”, and the start passing memory value at the present time is displayed by the memory display LED 12. Reference numeral 10 denotes an out port, and if the pachinko ball hit into the game area 24 does not win any of the winning ports or the variable winning ball device, it is collected from the out port 10 as an out ball. 19 is a windmill lamp, 14, 1
5, 16, 17 are decorative LEDs, 18 is an attacker lamp,
20 is a side lamp, 21 is a sleeve lamp, 22a and 22b
Is a side LED.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control circuit used in the pachinko gaming machine. The control circuit of the pachinko gaming machine has a basic circuit 30 for performing game control in accordance with a program for controlling various devices. The basic circuit 30 includes a CPU serving as a control center, a ROM storing a control program, and an RA storing control data.
M and I / O ports are provided.

Further, an initial reset circuit 33 for resetting the basic circuit 30 at power-on, and a basic circuit 30
, A reset pulse is provided periodically (for example, every 2 msec), a periodic reset circuit 34 for repeatedly executing a predetermined game control program from the beginning, and an address signal provided from the basic circuit 30 are decoded. An address decode circuit 35 for outputting a signal for selecting any one of a ROM, a RAM, an I / O port, and the like included in 30 is further provided.

When a pachinko ball wins the starting winning opening 3 and the starting winning ball is detected by the starting winning ball detection switch 25, the detection signal is input to the basic circuit 30 via the input circuit 31. If the pachinko ball that has entered the variable winning ball device 4 wins the normal winning area other than the specific winning area 5 and is detected by the count switch 26, the detection signal is input to the basic circuit 30 via the input circuit 31. You.
A pachinko ball that has entered the variable prize ball device 4 wins a specific prize area 5 and the prize ball is a specific prize ball detection switch 8.
, The detection signal is input to the basic circuit 30 via the input circuit 31. The pachinko ball normally passes through the symbol starting gate 6 and the starting passage ball detection switch 27
, The detection signal is input to the basic circuit 30 via the input circuit 31. When a pachinko ball hit into the game area 24 wins one of the winning areas or the variable winning ball device, the winning ball is guided to the back side of the game board 23 and guided to the winning ball processing device. The winning ball signals A and B, which are the winning ball detection signals detected and processed by the winning ball processing device, are input to the basic circuit 30 through the input circuit 31. Since there are two types of prize balls to be paid out according to where the pachinko ball wins, there are two types of prize balls A and B for specifying the number of prize balls to be paid out. I do.

The basic circuit 30 which has received the detection signal from the starting symbol detection switch 27 for the ordinary symbol includes an LED circuit 41
And outputs a control signal for variable display to the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 via the. The basic circuit 30 that has received the detection signal from the start winning ball detection switch 25 outputs a start winning storage display control signal to the storage display LED 11 via the LED circuit 41. The basic circuit 30 that has received the detection signal from the count switch 26 outputs a number display LED via an LED circuit 41.
A winning number display control signal is output to 13. The basic circuit 30 which has received the detection signal of the normal symbol start gate detection switch 27 stores the display LED 12 via the LED circuit 41.
To output a signal for normal symbol start winning storage display control.
Furthermore, the basic circuit 30 can display the decorative LEDs 14, 15, 16, 17, 17 through the LED circuit 41 according to the game state.
A display control signal is output to the side LEDs 22a and 22b.

The basic circuit 30 is connected to a windmill lamp 19 and a side lamp 2 via a lamp circuit 40 in accordance with a game state.
0, a control signal for lighting display or blinking display is output to the attacker lamp 18 and the sleeve lamp 21.

The basic circuit 30 having received the detection signal from the start winning ball detection switch 25 outputs a control signal for exciting the solenoid 28 via a solenoid circuit 43. The basic circuit 30 that has received the detection signal from the normal symbol start gate detection switch 27 outputs a control signal for exciting the solenoid 29 via the solenoid circuit 43.

The basic circuit 30 includes, via a lamp circuit 40, lamp control data D0 to D3 for controlling various lamps provided on the variable display device, according to a game state.
Is output.

The basic circuit 30, which has received the detection signal of the start winning ball detection switch 25, sends the command data CD0 for variable display control to the LCD display 2 constituting the variable display device 1 via the LCD circuit 32. ~ CD7, interrupt signal IN
Output T.

The basic circuit 30 outputs a sound control signal to the volume amplifier 39 via the voice synthesizer 42 in accordance with the game state, and outputs the amplified sound control signal from the volume amplifier 39 to the speaker. A sound is emitted from the like. As the sound control signal, a left speaker control sound output (L) and a right speaker control sound output (R) are output, and a stereo sound is emitted.

The basic circuit 30, to which the hit ball signals A and B are inputted, outputs the prize ball number data which is the number data of the prize balls to be paid out in accordance with the type of the hit ball signals, to the prize ball number signal output circuit 38. The award ball number signal output circuit 38
Output the prize ball number signals 0 to 3 to the prize ball payout control microcomputer.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a control circuit for display control provided in the LCD display 2.

The game control circuit shown in FIG. 2 is provided on a control board 50 shown in FIG. The variable display control circuit shown in FIG.
CPU 53, program ROM 54, work RAM
55, video RAM 56, character ROM 57
, Palette RAM 58, interface circuit LCD
59, a reset circuit 62, and an oscillation circuit 63.
The program ROM 54 stores a control operation program by the CPU 53. The work RAM 55 is a CPU
It works for 53 working areas,
Control data accompanying the control of the CPU 53 is stored in the work RAM.
55. The character ROM 57 stores identification information composed of symbols and the like and display data such as display characters composed of characters and the like to be displayed on the LCD display 2 provided in the LCD module 61. The system controller 51 includes a video control processor, a ROM, a RAM, and the like.
This is for controlling the display of the LCD display 2 in accordance with a command signal from the LCD. The system controller 51 receives a system reset signal from a reset circuit 62 and resets the system.
And performs a display control operation in synchronization with the clock signal.

A control board 50 and a system controller 51 are connected via a connector 52, and the LCD circuit 3 provided on the control board 50
2, the display control command data CD0 to CD7,
INT is connected to the system controller 5 via the connector 52.
1 is input. Further, +12 V and +5 V voltages are supplied from the LCD circuit 32 of the control board 50 to the display control circuit via the connector 52. The system controller 51 outputs a CPU data signal to the CPU 53 and a CPU clock signal according to the system clock signal from the oscillation circuit 63 to the CPU 53 according to the command data. The CPU 53 outputs a CPU address signal, a CPU data signal, a CPU write signal, and a CPU read signal to the work RAM 55 according to the output signals. The system controller 5
1 outputs a RAM select signal to the work RAM 55 and a ROM select signal to the program ROM 54 in accordance with the command data.

Then, a CPU data signal is returned from the work RAM 55 to the CPU 53, and the CPU 53 receives the signal, and receives a CPU address signal, a CPU data signal, and a C data signal.
A PU control signal is output to the system controller 51. The system controller 51 sends a VRAM address signal,
A VRAM data signal, a VRAM write signal, and a VRAM read signal are output, and a VRAM data signal is returned from the video RAM 56. System controller 51
Outputs a character address signal to the character ROM 57, and character data, which is storage data stored at an address specified by the address signal, is returned to the system controller 51 as a character data signal.

The system controller 51 includes a pallet
An address signal, a pallet data signal, a pallet write signal, and a pallet read signal are output to the pallet RAM 58. The pallet data signal is returned from the pallet RAM 58. The system controller 51 converts the video red signal, the video green signal, the video blue signal, and the video composite synchronization signal into an LC according to the various input signals described above.
LC via D interface circuit 59 and connector 60
The image is output to the D module 61, and an image is displayed on the LCD display 2 according to the signals.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the display operation of the ordinary symbol variable display device 7. As shown in FIG. Normal symbol variable display device 7
Is composed of 7 segments, and as shown in FIG. 4A, changes from 0 → 1 → 3 → 5 → 7 → 9, and if it changes to 9, returns to 0 again and repeats the same change. Is controlled as follows. The display time of this one symbol is 0.080 seconds,
One cycle in which the symbol makes one cycle from 0 to 9 is 0.480 seconds.

This ordinary symbol variable display device 4 is shown in FIG.
As shown in (b), WC RND2, WC RND
F is controlled at random by two random counters. WCRND2 is a random counter for determining in advance whether or not to hit the display result of the normal symbol variable display 7, and is incremented by 1 every 2 msec. It is configured to add and update from 3, add and update to its upper limit of 13, and then add and update again from 3.

WC RND F is a random counter for determining in advance the type of a planned stop symbol stopped and displayed by the variable symbol display device 7.
Since one is added for each carry of the RNDC, the addition is updated in an infinite loop using the reset waiting time. This reset waiting time is, as described above,
The basic circuit 30 is reset every 2 msec.
During the period of sec, the program is completed from the beginning to the end, and is in a state of waiting for the next reset signal to be input from the periodic reset circuit 34. This waiting period is called a reset waiting time. . WCR
The NDF is added and updated in an infinite loop using the reset waiting time. Then, the addition is updated from 0, the addition is updated to the upper limit of 5, and then the addition is updated again from 0.

FIG. 4C is a schematic flow chart showing the control flow of the ordinary symbol variable display device 7. The WC
A count value of RND2 is extracted, and in a normal game state, a hit is determined in advance when the extracted value is "13", and control for stopping and displaying "7" on the ordinary symbol variable display 7 is performed. On the other hand, when the extracted value of WC RND2 is other than “13”, the departure is determined in advance.
Control is performed to extract the count value of C RND F and stop displaying the symbol of the type corresponding to the extracted value on the ordinary symbol variable display device 7. In this case, if it coincides with the hit symbol by accident, the symbol "0" is stopped and displayed on the ordinary symbol variable display device 7.

On the other hand, during the above-mentioned high probability, WC RND
When the extracted value of 2 is any of “4 to 13”, the hit is determined in advance and “7” is stopped and displayed. When the probability is high, when the extracted value of the WC RND2 is “3”, the deviation is determined in advance, and the stop display control is performed according to the extracted value of the WC RND F described above.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram for explaining various random counters and control using the random counters. FIG.
As shown in (a), WC RND1 is a random counter for determining in advance whether or not to generate a specific game state (big hit state), and is incremented and updated by one every 2 msec. The probability of occurrence of the big hit can be variably set to three types of setting 1, setting 2, and setting 3 by operating means provided at a position where only the staff at the game hall can operate. Then, in the case of setting 1, WCRND
1 is counted up from 0 and its upper limit is 353.
After counting up, count up again from 0. In the case of setting 2, the counter is counted up from 0, counted up to the upper limit of 377, and then set to 0 again.
Start counting up again. In the case of the setting 3, the counter is counted up from 0, counted up to 395 which is the upper limit, and then counted up again from 0.

The WC RNDL is a random counter for preliminarily determining a scheduled stop symbol of the variable display section 2a when it is determined in advance that the departure has occurred. Then, the value is incremented and updated by one every 2 msec, counted up from 0, counted up to its upper limit of 12, and then counted up again from 0. The WC RNDC is for determining in advance the scheduled stop symbol displayed by the middle variable display section 2b when it is determined to be out of place. And is updated in an infinite loop. Then, it counts up from 0, counts up to its upper limit of 15, and then counts up again from 0. WCR
NDR is the right variable display unit 2 when it is determined in advance that it is off.
This is for predetermining the scheduled stop symbol displayed by c. Then, the value is incremented and updated by one every time the carry of the WC RNDC is carried out.

The WC RND ACT is for predetermining the type of reach. Then, it is incremented and updated by one every 2 msec, counted up from 0, counted up to its upper limit of 14, and then counted up again from 0.

The WC RND SLW is for determining the symbol deceleration number in advance. The WC RND AC
When the reach for performing the symbol deceleration display control is selected and determined in advance by T, the left variable display unit 2a and the right variable display unit 2c stop to enter the reach display state, and then the middle variable display unit 2b Before the vehicle is stopped, a scroll display is performed in a state of being decelerated by a plurality of symbols, and then a stop display is performed. The number of symbols for deceleration scroll display is
It is randomly determined in advance by the WC RND SLW. This WC RND SLW is 2mse
The value is incremented by one for each c, counted up from 0, counted up to its upper limit of 2, and then counted up again from 0.

FIG. 5B is a schematic flowchart showing the variable display control of the variable display device 1. This FIG. 5 (b)
Shows an example of setting 1 among setting 1, setting 2, and setting 3 described above. Therefore, as shown in the figure, it is shown that WC RND1 counts up within the range of 0 to 353. In the case of the setting 2, this is 0 to 377, and in the case of the setting 3, it is only 0 to 395. Since there is no change in the other settings, illustration and description are omitted.

In the normal game state where the probability is not high, W
When the extracted value of C RND1 is “7”, it is determined in advance that a big hit is to be generated. Right variable display 2c, middle variable display 2
b. Control is performed to stop and display each. As a result, the stop display symbols of the left, right, and middle variable display portions 2a, 2c, and 2b become random symbols, and a combination of symbols that cause a big hit is displayed.

On the other hand, when the extracted value of the WC RND1 is other than "7", the left variable display section 2a, the middle variable display section 2b, and the right variable display section 2c are stopped and displayed according to the extracted values of the WC RNDL, C and R. Let it. In addition, in this case, if it is random and coincides with the big hit symbol, WC RND
1 is subtracted by 1 to set the scheduled stop symbol of the middle variable display section 2b to 1
Stop display control by shifting only the symbol.

On the other hand, at the time of a high probability, if the extracted value of WC RND1 is any one of 7, 71, 131, 197, 263, 331, it is determined in advance that a big hit will occur, and the above-mentioned WC RNDL Stop display control is performed according to the extracted value. Then, at high probability, WCR
When the extracted value of ND1 is 7, 71, 131, 197, 263,
331, the WC RNDL, C,
Stop display control is performed according to the extracted value of R.

As described above, at the time of a high probability, the probability of occurrence of a big hit is improved six times as compared with the time of a normal game. In the normal gaming state, the probability of occurrence of a big hit is 1/354 in the case of the setting 1, 1/378 in the case of the setting 2, and 1/396 in the case of the setting 3.

FIG. 6 shows command data CD0 to CD7,
6 is a timing chart illustrating an operation of transmitting an INT signal. The command data is composed of eight block data, and a set of display command signals is composed of the eight command data. Then, the interrupt signal IN
The T signal is transmitted every 2 msec, and the respective block data, ie, command data 1, command data 2, command data 3,... Are transmitted one block at a time. When the system controller 51 receives the INT signal, the processor enters an interrupt state, and an operation of taking in the command data transmitted at that time is performed. The transmission of this command data is always performed without any breaks, and the same command data is transmitted next time even if there is no change in the previously transmitted command data.

FIGS. 7 and 8 are explanatory diagrams for explaining the contents of the command data. Command data is composed of eight blocks of data as described above.
The breakdown is comH, com0, com1, com
2, com3, com4, com5, comC.
comH is a command header for indicating the beginning of command data consisting of 8 blocks, and 0EF
The data is fixed to h (hexadecimal number). When the system controller 51 receives this command header, it recognizes that it is the first of eight blocks of command data. com0 is main status data. The variable display state of the variable display device 1 changes in accordance with the gaming state of the gaming machine. The data is this main status data. The main status data com0 is 00
The data is in the range of h to 7Fh, and 80h to FFh are unused areas.

When the data of com0 is 0xh (x is an arbitrary value among hexadecimal numbers from 0 to F as described later), the image display of the LCD display 2 of the variable display device 1 is turned off. Command signal. 1xh is a command signal for designating the demonstration mode. When the demonstration mode is designated, an image irrelevant to the game before the variable display operation by the variable display device 1 is performed is displayed on the LCD display 2 in a demonstration. In the case of 2xh, the game mode is specified. In the case of 3xh, the display result of the variable display device becomes a predetermined specific display mode (for example, 777) and the state after the specific game state (big hit state) has started, and the variable winning ball device 4 is in the second state. Is specified during the interval period.
In the case of 4xh, it is specified that the mode is to display the repetition continuation number (round number) when the specific game state (big hit state) occurs and the variable prize ball device 4 is repeatedly controlled to be continued as described above. You. 5xh is unused. 6xh is a mode designation when the specific game state (big hit state) is completed. 7xh is a command signal for displaying an error message on the variable display device 1.

In the above-mentioned 0xh which is a command signal for turning off the screen, when x is 0, the command signal turns off the screen, and the area where x is 1 to F is not used. In the demo mode 1xh, when x = 0, the demo mode is designated, and the data area where x is 1 to F is an unused area.

In the game mode 2xh, x =
In the case of 0, it is specified that the operation state is before the change of the identification information (symbol), and in the case of x = 1, all the variable displays of the left variable display section, the right variable display section, and the middle variable display section are performed. It is specified that the part is changing, and when x = 2, it is specified that the left symbol displayed on the left variable display unit is in the stopped state, and when x = 3, the right symbol is in the stopped state. Is specified, and when x = 4, it is specified that the middle symbol is in a stopped state. When x = 5, reach 1 is specified, when x = 6, reach 2 is specified, when x = 7, reach 3 is specified, and when x = 8, reach 4 is specified.
Is specified, and when x = 9, reach 5 is specified, and x
If = A, reach 6 is specified. Thus, there are six types of reach, 1 to 6. The reach display state in which the reach is displayed by the variable display device 1 means that a plurality of display results of the variable display unit of the variable display device are derived and displayed at different times, and the plurality of display results are a predetermined specific In a gaming machine controlled to a gaming state (specific gaming state) advantageous to a player when a combination of display modes is achieved, all of the plurality of display results are still derived display after the variable display device is variably started. At a stage where the display is not performed, the display result already derived and displayed satisfies the predetermined combination of the specific display modes. Further, as another definition of the reach display state, when the display result of the variable display device having a plurality of variable display units whose display states can be changed becomes a combination of predetermined specific display modes, the gaming state is changed. In a gaming machine that is in a specific gaming state that is advantageous to a player, when the display result of the variable display device is not yet derived and displayed, the player enters a variable display state in which the combination of the specific display modes is easily displayed. It can be defined as a display state for reminding the user.

When x = B, all symbols displayed by the left variable display section 2a, the middle variable display section 2b, and the right variable display section 2c in the shortened mode in which the variable display period of the variable display device 1 is shortened are displayed. The command indicates that the mode is a variable display mode. This short mode, for example,
It is designated when the probability of occurrence of the specific game state (big hit state) is in the probability improvement state in which the probability of occurrence has increased. The stop control is performed at this time. In the case of x = C, it is commanded that the abbreviated mode and all the symbols are stopped. In the case of x = D, it is designated that the big hit operation mode is the big hit operation mode in which a big hit occurs and the variable winning ball device 4 is driven and controlled to the first state. The data area of x = E to F is determined to be unused.

In the fever start / interval mode 3xh, when x = 0, the variable display device 1 uses the variable game device 1 during the period from when the specific game state occurs to when the first variable winning ball device 4 is opened. It is designated by a command that it is one round interval in which an image is displayed. In the case of x = 1, the variable winning ball device 4 is controlled to be opened once and then closed to be in the second state, and during the second round interval until the second opening control is performed next. The command indicates that the second round interval is a state in which the variable display device 1 displays an image. Similarly, when x = 2, a third round interval, when x = 3, a fourth round interval... X
When = F, the 16th round interval is command-specified.

In the fever round mode 4xh, if x = 0, the variable display device indicates that it is the first round before the first control of the first state of the variable prize ball device 4 is performed. 1 designates the first round display mode for displaying to the player. Similarly, when x = 1, the second round display is designated,
When x = 2, the third round display is designated ... x = F
In the case of, the 16th round display is designated.

In the fever ending mode 6xh, when x = 0, the fever ending mode is designated, and the data areas x = 1 to F are determined to be unused. In the error message display 7xh, x =
In the case of 0, the command is specified to be in the error display mode, and the data area of x = 1 to 4 is determined to be unused, and in the case of x = 5, the variable display state of the variable display The command to designate the next stop mode is specified, and the data area of x = 6 to F is determined to be unused.

The command com1 is command data for designating a left symbol number for specifying a scheduled stop symbol that is to be stopped and displayed by the left variable display section 2a of the variable display device 1. This left symbol number is 00h ~ 0Ch
Is specified and transmitted within the range of the data. Also 0Dh
The data areas from FFh to FFh are unused.

Com2 is command data for designating a medium symbol number for specifying a scheduled stop symbol to be stopped and displayed by the middle variable display portion 2b.
The medium symbol number is specified and transmitted by the data area of 00h to 0Fh, and the data area of 10h to FFh is determined to be unused.

The command com3 is command data for designating a right symbol number for specifying a scheduled stop symbol to be stopped and displayed by the right variable display section 2c.
The right symbol number is specified and transmitted in a data area of 00h to 0Ch, and a data area of 0Dh to FFh is determined to be unused.

Com4 is command data for designating a normal machine or a CR machine and the number of deceleration symbols. The CR machine is a gaming machine configured so that a predetermined number of pachinko balls are rented out as a game medium from a ball payout device provided in the gaming machine using the value recorded on the common card. is there. Note that the common card is a third-party issued prepaid card that can be used anywhere in the country if it is a game arcade participating in this common card system. With this common card, information capable of specifying a common value as a price for the purchase price of the player is recorded, and a common recording medium capable of making a game available using the value is configured. A normal machine is a gaming machine that does not use the above-mentioned common card, and a pachinko ball as a game medium is lent from a separately provided ball rental machine, and the lent pachinko ball is put into the upper plate. It is a normal gaming machine that can play games.
The number of decelerated symbols is the number of symbols specified at random by the WC RND SLW described above, and the symbols on the middle variable display portion 2b at the time of the reach are displayed after the symbols are decelerated and scrolled, and then stopped.

The number of deceleration symbols is designated by bits 0 to 3 of com4, and whether the machine is a normal machine or a CR machine is designated by bit4.

Com5 designates the number of winning balls detected by the count switch 26 after winning the variable winning ball device 4 and is designated and transmitted from 00h to 0Ah. 0Bh to FFh are unused areas.

ComC is used as a checksum. By this comC, the lower 7 bits of the sum of the data of comH to com5 are transmitted. The variable display control circuit shown in FIG. 3, which is the transmission destination, calculates the sum of the previously transmitted comH to com5 to extract the lower 7 bits, and transmits the lower 7 bits as described later. Compares the received data with the extracted data to determine if they match, if they match, determines that they are normal and takes the command data sent so far as correct data, and if they do not match Is processed to determine that the command data sent so far is incorrect and discard it.

FIG. 9 is a main flowchart showing the operation of the basic circuit 30 of the game control circuit shown in FIG. In the flowcharts shown in FIG. 8 and subsequent figures, the letters and numbers shown at the ends of each step indicate the address where the program of that step is stored in hexadecimal. First, the stack pointer address is set by EE00H, and the initialization process is performed by EE03H. Next, the process proceeds to EE06H, where a probability setting process is performed. This probability setting process is a process of determining which of setting 1, setting 2, and setting 3 has been set by operating means that can be operated only by the staff at the game hall, and storing the set value. . Next, the program proceeds to EE09H, in which hit ball signal processing is performed. The winning ball signal processing is based on the winning ball signals A and B transmitted from the payout control microcomputer described above and the detection signals from the specific winning ball detection switch 8 and the count switch 26. Is returned to the payout control microcomputer.

Next, proceeding to EE0CH, a process for calculating a symbol average rotation time is performed, proceeding to EE0FH, performing output data control processing, proceeding to EE12H, performing a process of setting output data, proceeding to EE15H, and proceeding to EE15H. The processing is performed, and the flow advances to EE18H, where a display control processing is performed. This display control process is a process for transmitting command data for display control to the variable display control circuit shown in FIG. 3 for controlling the variable display device 1. Then EE
Proceeding to 1BH, an alarm process is performed. This alarm processing
When an abnormal situation such as the short-circuit of the count switch 26 or the count switch 26 being displaced to a position where the ball cannot be detected occurs, such as an undetectable state, an alarm display or an alarm sound is generated. This is the control for

Next, the process proceeds to EE1EH, where random update processing is performed. Next, the process proceeds to EE21H, where a switch process is performed, and the detection signals of the start winning ball detection switch 25, the count switch 26, the special winning ball detection switch 28, and the normal symbol starting gate detection switch 27 are processed in this step. Next, the process proceeds to EE24H, where processing is performed, and then the process proceeds to EE27H, where normal symbol processing is performed, and the process proceeds to EE2AH, where sound processing is performed, and EE2D is performed.
Proceeding to H, an information output process is performed. Next, the process proceeds to EE30H shown in FIG. 8B, where a display symbol random update process is performed.

As described above, this main program is executed once every 2 msec from the beginning to the end, and utilizes the reset waiting time until a reset signal is input from the next periodic reset circuit 34 to make use of the EE30H. Is repeatedly executed in an infinite loop. This EE30H
Are the aforementioned WC RND1, WC RNDL, WC
RNDC, WC RND ACT, WC RND SL
This is an update process of each random counter of W.

FIG. 10A shows the EE shown in FIG. 9A.
03H is a subroutine program for initialization processing.
First, EE41H determines whether or not it is before the start of initialization. If it is before the start of initialization, EE41 shown in FIG.
Proceeding to 7H, a built-in register setting process is performed. This built-in register setting process is a process for initializing the MCU built-in device registers, and is specifically shown in FIG. First, the F5ADH determines whether or not the data set has been completed. If the data set has not been completed, the process proceeds to F5B6H, where processing for storing and setting the designated data in the transfer destination (work) is performed, and the process proceeds to F5BEH to determine the data address. After adding and updating "3", the process proceeds to F5ADH again, and the storage setting processing of the specified data described above is repeatedly performed. When the data setting is completed, a determination of YES is made by F5ADH and the subroutine program ends.

If it is determined by EE41H of FIG. 10A that the initialization is not before the start, the process proceeds to EE45H, and it is determined whether or not the initialization is being performed, and it is determined that the initialization is not being performed. In this case, the flow proceeds to EE4CH, and after the initialization flag is set, the flow proceeds to EE54H to be in an interrupt waiting state. Then, when a reset signal is input from the periodic reset circuit 34, the program exits from the interrupt wait state and returns to the beginning of the program.

When the program is executed again from the beginning of the program and the EE45H is approached, the initialization flag has already been set, so that a determination of YES is made and the program proceeds to the program shown in FIG. 10B. . In FIG. 10B, first, the EE56H determines whether or not the initialization has been completed. If it is determined that the initialization has not been completed, the process proceeds to EE5AH, where an initialization preparation set is performed. As a result, the initialization start RAM pointer is set. Next, the processing proceeds to EE5EH, where processing for clearing the storage data stored at the address of the set initialization start RAM pointer is performed, and then the processing proceeds to EE60H,
The initialization address is decremented and updated by "1", and then the process proceeds to EE61H to determine whether or not the RAM is being cleared. If the RAM is being cleared, the process proceeds to EE5EH again, and Processing for clearing the RAM storage data is performed. Then, the initialization address is subtracted and updated by the EE60H.
EE6 when all stored data in AM is cleared
A NO determination is made by 1H, and the process proceeds to EE63H. E
In E63H, a process of setting an initialization flag is performed. This is because, after the initialization is completed, all the works to be used have been cleared to 0, so that the initialization flag is set to "initializing / initial value writing". And E
The process proceeds to E6CH and waits for a reset interrupt until a reset signal is input from the periodic reset circuit 34.

On the other hand, if the EE56H determines that the initialization has been completed, the program proceeds to the program shown in FIG.
In FIG. 11, the EE6EH first determines whether or not the initialization flag is normal. If the initialization flag is normal, the process proceeds to EE71H, and normal demo display process data / timer setting processing is performed. This is because the demonstration display is performed by the variable display device 1 when the player is not playing a game, and the initial value of the process data of the demonstration display is set. Next, the process proceeds to EE7CH, where a process of setting reel initialization data is performed. This is to set initialization data for variable display of a symbol, which is identification information displayed by the variable display device 1. Next, the flow proceeds to EE82H, where the initialization end flag is set, and the EE8BH waits for the input of a periodic reset signal.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the initialization flag is not normal, the program proceeds to the program shown in FIG. EE8D
After the initialization flag is cleared by H, a reset interrupt wait state is set.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the display control processing shown in the EE18H. First, the display communication command header is set by EE9EH. This is comH described above and is set to 0EFh. Next, the process proceeds to EEA2H, and processing for outputting the corresponding command data is performed. Next, the process proceeds to EEAFH, where it is determined whether or not the output command data is header data. If the command data is header data, the process proceeds to EEB4H.
Proceed to 7H. On the other hand, if it is not the header data, it has already been cleared, and the process proceeds to EEB7H without clearing the checkum. In the EEB7H, a process for updating the checksum is performed. This is to add the transmitted command data one by one and calculate the sum thereof.
Each time command data is output, the calculated value is added and updated. Next, the process proceeds to EEBDH, where the display control transfer counter is updated. The display control transfer counter is used to count the number of block data transmitted from each of the eight command data blocks. Next, the process proceeds to EEC3H, where a timer 1 interrupt setting process is performed. This timer 1 interrupt set is for executing the clearing of the INT signal (interrupt signal) after 500 μs. Next, go to EED1H,
Processing for outputting the NT signal (interrupt signal) to the variable display control circuit shown in FIG. 3 is performed. Accordingly, the variable display control circuit performs a control operation of reading command data transmitted in the interrupt state. Next, go to EED9H,
The timer interrupt permission state is set, and the subroutine program ends.

In this state, if the timer 1 set by the EEC 3H times out and the timer 1 interrupt is executed, the interrupt program shown in FIG. 15B will be executed. First, an INT signal (interrupt signal) is issued by EEDBH.
Is cleared to stop the output of the INT signal. Then, a process of clearing the interrupt signal and ending the timer 1 interrupt is performed by EEE3H, and then the interrupt program ends.

FIG. 16A shows the EE shown in FIG. 9A.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the alarm process shown by 1BH. First, it is determined by EEE9H whether or not a fraud prevention error has been automatically recovered. This is determined by whether or not the anti-fraud error automatic recovery timer is set to 0. If the timer is set to 0, YES
Is determined, the process proceeds to EEF2H, and processing for clearing the illegal winning warning flag is performed. On the other hand, if the anti-fraud error automatic recovery timer has not become 0, EEEDH
The program proceeds to EEF8H after subtracting "1" from the fraud prevention error automatic recovery timer. In EEF8H, it is determined whether or not an error is occurring. This is performed based on the determination of the warning flag. If no error occurs, that is, if there is no warning, the subroutine program ends. If there is an error, that is, if there is a warning, the process proceeds to EEFCH, and a warning output for setting the lighting of the warning display lamp is made. Data is set and EF
The process proceeds to 0BH, a warning sound flag for generating a warning sound is set, and the process proceeds to EF0FH, where a display control code at the time of warning is set and a message indicating that a failure has occurred is displayed by the variable display device 1. The specific processing of this EF0FH is as follows.
H (failure occurrence display command data) is set.

FIG. 16B is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the output data control process shown by EE0FH in FIG. This subroutine program performs control processing of display data.
By 4H, it is determined whether or not the lamp timer has expired. If the lamp timer has expired, the process proceeds to EF1DH. , EF1BH to determine whether or not the calculation of the ramp timer is in progress. If the calculation is in progress, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. The process of adding and updating is performed. Next, the process proceeds to EF22H, where it is determined whether or not the lamp data has been completed. If the process has been completed, the process proceeds to EF26H to perform a process of extracting the lamp data head address. Proceed to EF28H without performing any processing. In the EF 28H, a process of setting an address update value of the lamp data is performed.
Proceeding to 2AH, a process for setting the lamp timer is performed, and the subroutine program ends. By this subroutine program, a process of sequentially updating the output data pointer in synchronization with the lamp timer is performed.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the output data setting process shown in EE12H of FIG. 9A. This subroutine program converts each output data into an output format and sets it. First, the general-purpose timer is set to "1" by EF2FH.
Processing for adding and updating is performed. Next, proceed to EF34H,
A process of clearing unnecessary data of the port B / C is performed,
Next, the process proceeds to EF3AH, in which a process of setting data to port B is performed. Next, the process proceeds to EF44H, in which a process of calculating and setting data of port C is performed, and then, EF4AH
And a determination is made as to whether the probability is not being changed. If the probability is not fluctuating, the process proceeds to EF58H. If the probability is fluctuating, the process proceeds to EF4EH to determine whether or not a big hit is occurring. If a big hit is in progress, the process proceeds to EF58H.
Proceeding to H, a process of setting the lamp control data during the probability fluctuation is performed.

Next, at EF58H, a process of setting data to the port C is performed, and the process proceeds to EF5AH to determine whether or not the specific area switch has not been won. The hit ball that has entered the variable winning ball device 4 is a specific winning area (V pocket)
And the EF5AH determines NO, and the EF5AH determines NO.
With the EH, the V display LED is set, and a state is displayed indicating that a V prize has been won. On the other hand, if the pachinko ball has not yet won the specific winning area, the process proceeds to EF61H without performing the setting process of the V display LED, and the setting process of the digit 4 output data is performed. This process is a process of setting the winning number winning data at the digit 4 output data. Then go to EF70H,
The digit 2 output data is set. This process is a process for setting winning storage data and ordinary symbol winning storage data in the digit 2 output data. Next, EF8
Proceeding to 2H, a process of setting digit 3 output data is performed. In this process, decoration 3 is added to digit 3 output data.
This is a process for setting EDA output data. Next, EF
Proceeding to 88H, processing for setting digit 5 output data is performed. This process is to set the side LED display data (left decorative LED display data) in the digit 5 output data.

Next, the process proceeds to EF97H, where the setting processing of digit 6 output data is performed. This process is performed on digit 6
This is a process of setting side LED display data (right decoration LED display data) as output data. Next, the process proceeds to EF9BH, in which processing for calculating normal symbol display data is performed.
The FA1H determines whether the error is other than the error. If the illegal winning warning flag described with reference to FIG. 16B is set, the process proceeds to the EFA5H to set the error display address. If it is determined that the value is not medium, the process proceeds to EFADH without setting the error display address, and the digit 1 output data is set. This process is a process of setting the normal symbol winning storage number data in the digit 1 output data.
If it is determined that an error is occurring, display control is performed to alternately display "E" and error display data.

FIG. 18 (a) shows the EE15H of FIG. 9 (a).
5 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a data output process indicated by. This subroutine program is for outputting data such as display data to an output port. First, a process of clearing dynamic lighting is performed by EFB2H, then, a process of outputting port B data is performed by EFBBBH, and then EFC0H
Thus, a process of outputting port C data is performed. Next, a process of updating the digit counter is performed by the EFC 5H. Next, the process proceeds to EFCBH, where processing for outputting port F data is performed, and digit corresponding display data is output to port F. Next, the process proceeds to EFD6H, where processing for outputting port G data is performed, and processing for outputting digit data to port G is performed.

By the above processing, each output data is set to the output port and output. In addition, in order to consider the residual current, the digital data is cleared and then the display data corresponding to the digit is set.

FIG. 18 (b) shows the EE1EH of FIG. 9 (a).
5 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a random update process shown in FIG. This subroutine program includes a random counter WC RND for determining a big hit.
1 and a random counter WCR for normal symbol hit determination
ND2 and random counter W for determining the left scheduled stop symbol
Each random counter with C RNDL is added and updated every 2 mec. In addition, the variable display result of the variable display device 1 is a random symbol, and when a big hit occurs, the high probability state described above is obtained depending on the type of the symbol constituting the random symbol. The random counter WC RNDL for determining a left scheduled stop symbol also functions as a random counter for probability variation.

First, a process for updating the left symbol and the random counter WC RNDL for determining the probability variation is performed by the EFE6H, and then a process of adding “1” to the random counter WC RND1 for the big hit determination is performed by the EFECH. To determine whether or not the big hit determination random counter is less than the maximum value.
If the value is less than the maximum value, the process proceeds to EFF6H. If the value has reached the maximum value, the process proceeds to EFF3H, and a process is performed to clear the big hit determination random counter to 0.

Next, in the EFF6H, a process of setting a random counter for big hit determination is performed.
, The random symbol WC RND for normal symbol determination
2 is updated.

FIG. 19 (a) shows the EE21H of FIG. 9 (a).
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a switch process indicated by. This subroutine program performs a logical judgment process for each switch.
First, it is determined by EFFFH whether or not the probability is being set. The EFFFH determines whether or not the probability of the jackpot occurrence probability (setting 1, setting 2, setting 3) is being set by the operating means that can be operated only by the staff at the above-mentioned game arcade.
When it is determined that the probability is not being set, the process proceeds to F003H, and it is determined whether an error is occurring. If the illegal winning warning flag described with reference to FIG. 16A is not set, it is determined that there is no error, and the process proceeds to F007H. Then, the process proceeds to F009H, the normal symbol switch process, that is, the winning determination process of the normal symbol starting gate detection switch 27 is performed, and the process proceeds to F00BH. On the other hand, if it is determined that the probability is being set or if it is determined that there is an error, the process proceeds to F00BH without performing the processing of F007H and F009H, and the winning determination processing of the count switch 26 is performed. Then, the winning process of the specific winning ball detection switch 8 is performed by F00DH. In the case of an error in which the warning flag is set as described above, the switch check process is not performed even if a ball is hit in the starting winning opening 3 or the ordinary symbol starting gate 6, so that the switch check process is not performed.
The variable display device 1 and the ordinary symbol variable display device 7 are not variably displayed.

FIG. 19B is a diagram showing F009 of FIG. 19A.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the normal symbol switch process shown by H. This subroutine program usually includes a starting symbol detection switch 27 for a symbol.
Is determined, and if the winning memory is less than the maximum value, WC
The process of storing the extracted value of RND2 is performed, and the number of ordinary symbol winning storages is updated by "1". First, F010
H, a switch check process of the ordinary symbol start gate detection switch 27 is performed, and whether or not the switch is turned off as a result of the check process is determined by F015H. However, if it is ON, the process proceeds to F017H, and it is determined whether or not the winning storage number is equal to or more than the maximum value. If the value is equal to or greater than the maximum value, the subroutine program is terminated. If the value is less than the maximum value, processing for calculating the storage bank of WC RND2 is performed. In the WC RND2, the count value is extracted when the detection signal of the ordinary symbol starting gate detection switch 27 is input, and the extracted value (random number) corresponds to the corresponding ordinary symbol starting memory. It is stored and stored. Since the normal symbol start memory is configured to be able to memorize up to a maximum of four starting from the oldest, this WCRND2
Is configured so that up to four extracted values (random numbers) can be stored and stored in chronological order. And by this F01DH,
The process of calculating the storage bank corresponding to the normal symbol start memory is performed. Next, proceed to F023H,
A process of storing the extracted value (random number) of RND2 in the calculated storage bank is performed, and then the process proceeds to F027H, in which a process of adding and updating the ordinary symbol winning storage counter by “1” is performed.

FIG. 20A is a diagram showing the state of F007 in FIG. 19A.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the 1st kind start port switch processing shown by H. This subroutine program performs a winning determination of the first-type starting port switch, that is, the switch of the starting winning ball detection switch 25,
This executes a random storage process. First, F02B
H, a switch check process of the start winning detection switch 25 is performed, and F030H determines whether or not the switch is turned off as a result of the check process. , If it is ON, F032
The process proceeds to H, where a process of adding and updating the starting number counter by “1” is performed, and then proceeds to F035H to perform a process of adding and updating the electric accessory winning counter by “1”. The electric accessory is a variable winning ball device constituting the starting winning opening 3 (see FIG. 1), and the starting winning memory is performed by the electric accessory winning counter.

Then, the program proceeds to F038H, in which it is determined whether or not the prize memory is equal to or more than the maximum value. If the count value of the electric accessory prize counter is equal to or more than the maximum value "4", The subroutine program is terminated as it is, but if not, the process proceeds to F03EH, a random storage bank is calculated, and the process of storing the extracted value (random number) of WC RND1 in the calculated storage bank is performed by F046H. . The WC RND1 is extracted when the detection signal of the start winning ball detection switch 25 is input, and stores the extracted value (random number) corresponding to the start winning memory associated with the detection signal of the starting winning ball detection switch. Because In addition, the start winning memory can store up to “4” in the order from the oldest, and can store four extracted values (random numbers) of the WC RND1 in the order of the oldest. The storage location is calculated by F03EH, and the extracted value (random number) is stored in the calculated storage location (F046H). Then, in the calculated storage bank, an extraction value (random number) of a random counter WC RNDL for determining a left scheduled stop symbol is further stored. Next, the process proceeds to F04EH, and the winning storage counter is updated by adding “1”. The start prize storage is performed by the prize storage counter.

FIG. 20B is a diagram showing the state of F00B in FIG.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the count switch process shown by H. First, in F052H, a winning check process of the count switch 26 is performed, and in F057H, it is determined whether or not the switch is turned off as a result of the checking process. If so, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. , If it is ON, proceed to F059H,
A process of adding and updating the winning ball storage counter by “1” is performed. In the gaming machine of the present embodiment, when a ball is won in the variable winning ball device, 15 prize balls are paid out per winning ball, and when a ball is won in a winning area other than the variable winning ball device, Control is performed so that seven prize balls are paid out for each prize ball, but all prize balls provided in the prize area provided in the game area and the prize ball device are merged and collected at one place, and the prize is collected. It is configured so that one piece is processed and detected for paying out balls. Therefore, it is necessary to control the payout of fifteen prize balls by distinguishing the prize balls that have won the variable prize device 4 from the prize balls that have won the other prize areas.
For this reason, a prize ball storage counter is provided, and the prize ball storage counter is incremented by "1" based on the detection signal of the count switch 26, and when a winning ball occurs, there is no count value of the prize ball storage counter. To output a payout command signal for 15 prize balls or a payout command signal for 7 prize balls. Next, the process proceeds to F05CH, where a 10 count process is performed. This 10 count process is a process for counting the number of winning balls detected by the count switch 26.

FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the specific area switch processing indicated by F00DH in FIG. 19A. By F05FH, a switch check process of the specific winning ball detection switch 8 is performed, and by F064H, it is determined whether or not the switch is turned off as a result of the check process. Is ON, the process proceeds to F066H, and the above-described process of adding and updating the winning ball storage counter by "1" is performed. This addition update is the same as the above-described purpose.

Next, the flow proceeds to F069H, where it is determined whether or not an error has occurred. If the illegal winning warning flag described with reference to FIG. 16A has been set, a determination of YES is made and the flow proceeds to F086H. . On the other hand, when it is determined that no error is occurring, the process proceeds to F06DH, and it is determined whether the specific area is not valid. The specific area is in effect during the period from when the variable prize ball device 4 changes to the first state to when the predetermined reception waiting time elapses after the variable prize ball device 4 changes to the second state. is there. When it is impossible to win a ball in the variable winning ball apparatus 4 in the second state, it is not necessary to activate the specific winning ball detection switch 8, and
Even after the first state of the variable prize ball device 4 ends and the state is switched to the second state, a prize ball that has won a prize in the variable prize ball device 4 just before switching to the second state is subsequently specified. Since there is a possibility that the prize ball is detected by the prize ball detection switch 8, the prize reception waiting time of the specific prize ball is set in consideration of the fact, and the specific area is not valid after the prize reception wait time elapses. State. If it is determined that the specific area is not valid, the subroutine program ends. If it is determined that the specific area is valid, the process proceeds to F071H, and it is determined whether the number of times of release is equal to or greater than the maximum value. The number of releases
This is the number of times the variable prize ball device 4 executes the repetitive continuation control in the first state, and the upper limit number of executions is set to, for example, 16 times. If the number of executions of the repetition continuation control at the present time has reached the maximum value, YE
The determination at S is made and the process proceeds to F086H. If it is determined that the upper limit has not yet been reached, F077H
Then, it is determined whether or not the specific area ON flag has been set. If the specific area ON flag has already been set, it is not necessary to set the specific area ON flag again.
If not, the process proceeds to F07BH, and a process of setting the specific area on flag is performed. Then, as described later, the repetition continuation control of the variable prize ball device 4 is executed based on the setting of the specific area ON flag. Next, the process proceeds to F07EH, in which a process of setting a specific region winning lamp is performed, and the fact that a hit ball has won in the specific winning region is illuminated and displayed by the lamp. Next, the process proceeds to F086H, where a count process of 10 counts is performed.

As described above, in the case of an error in which the warning flag is set, since the specific area on flag is not set even if the hit ball wins in the specific winning area 5, the repetition continuation control is performed. Nor.

FIG. 22 shows the above-mentioned F010H, F02BH,
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the switch check process shown by F052H and F05FH. This subroutine program determines the operation of each switch and sets the operation. First, F089H
Thus, the input data calculation process is performed. In this process, the switch data start address is specified. Next, the process proceeds to F08FH, where it is determined whether or not the designated switch is turned on. If it is determined that the switch has not been turned ON, the process proceeds to F096H, and a specification error clear process is performed. This designation error is an error when the designated switch is short-circuited, and the fact that the designated switch is OFF means that the designated switch is not short-circuited. , Clear the designated error indicating a short circuit. Next, proceed to F09DH, clear the switch counter and
The process proceeds to 0BBH, in which a process of setting the cleared switch counter is performed, and the process proceeds to F0BEH, in which a switch on-check process is performed. The switch ON check process is performed such that it is determined that the switch has been turned ON at the timing when the count value of the switch counter reaches a predetermined determination value.

If it is determined by F08FH that the designated switch is ON, the process proceeds to F0A2H, where it is determined whether or not the designated switch counter has reached the maximum value, and it is determined that the value is less than the maximum value. In case F0B
Proceed to 5H and set the designated switch counter to "1"
Processing for adding is performed. On the other hand, if the maximum value has been reached, the process proceeds to F0ABH, and processing for setting a warning flag (designated error flag) corresponding to the switch is performed. The error flag set by the F0ABH indicates that the switch is in a short-circuit state and the ON signal is not output, or that the ON signal is output from the switch due to clogging at a detection position of the switch. It is set when it is done.

FIG. 23 (a) shows the above-mentioned F05CH, F08
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the count process shown by 6H. First, it is determined by F0C3H whether or not it is other than an illegal winning. This determination is made based on whether or not the illegal winning counter is set to 0. If the counter is set to 0, it is determined to be an illegal winning and F
The process proceeds to 0C7H, where an illegal winning error (an illegal winning warning flag) is set. On the other hand, if it is not 0, the process proceeds to F0CAH, and the timer for automatically resetting the fraud prevention error is set. FIG. 16 shows whether or not the timer for automatically resetting the fraud prevention error set by this setting has expired.
This is determined by EEE9H of (a). The gaming machine automatically recovers from the error state (warning state) when the time for the automatic recovery timer for illegality prevention error expires. F0C when the illegal winning counter is not 0
The FH cancels the count switch shift error. This is to recover the occurrence of a count switch shift error in order to count the winning number of hit balls to the variable winning ball device 4.

Then, the process proceeds to F0D2H, and it is determined whether or not the period is other than the count switch valid period. This is determined by checking the process flag to determine whether or not it is during the period in which the hit ball (variable winning ball device 4) is in the open state and a hit ball is won and detected. If it is not the count switch valid time, the subroutine program is terminated as it is, but if it is the count switch valid time, the process proceeds to F0DEH, and it is determined whether or not it is equal to or more than the winning number maximum value. The winning number of balls hit to the variable winning ball device 4 has an upper limit of the allowable number of winnings. It is determined in this step whether or not the number of hitting balls is equal to or more than the allowable number. If not, the process proceeds to F0E4H and the winning number counter is counted. Is updated by adding “1”.

FIG. 23 (b) shows the EE24H of FIG. 9 (a).
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the process processing indicated by. First, whether or not an error is occurring is determined by F0E8H. This determination is made based on whether the warning flag is set. If the warning flag has not been set, the determination of NO is made, the process proceeds to F0ECH, and each process is executed.

[0086] Each process is shown in Figs. 24 and 25. FIG. 24 shows a symbol process process of the variable display device 1. First, a process of branching control according to the value of the process flag is performed by F0ECH. If the process flag (WFPRO) is 00H, F2
The process proceeds to 3BH, where normal processing is performed. Similarly, WF
When PRO is 01H, all symbol variation preprocessing is performed,
At 02H, all symbol variation processing is performed, at 03H, left symbol stop processing is performed, at 04H, right symbol stop processing is performed, at 05H, middle symbol stop processing is performed, and at 06H, Sometimes, the fever check process is performed, the special winning opening opening process is performed at 07H, and the special winning opening opening process is performed at 08H.
At the time of H, the processing after opening the special winning opening is performed.

In the ordinary symbol process process shown in FIG. 25, the control is branched by the F5CBH in accordance with the value of the ordinary symbol process flag. Then, when the normal symbol process flag (WFPROF) is 00H, the process proceeds to F5DDH, and normal symbol normal time processing is performed. Similarly, when WF PROF is 01H, the normal symbol fluctuation processing is performed, and when WF PROF is 02H, the normal symbol fever check processing is performed.

FIG. 26 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the information output process shown in EE2DH of FIG. 9A. This subroutine program sets each information output data signal.
The information output clear processing is performed by the DCH. Then F
Proceeding to 10FH, it is determined whether or not the symbol determination information timer calculation has been completed. This determination is made based on whether or not the symbol determination information timer has become 0. If the value has become 0, the process proceeds to F11AH.
The process proceeds to 114H, where the symbol determination information timer is updated by subtracting “1”, and the value is set by F117H. This symbol determination information timer is used for setting a start information output timer of F3D9H or F431H described later.

Next, the process proceeds to F11AH, where it is determined whether or not a big hit has occurred.
H sets big hit information / probability change information.
On the other hand, if it is not during the big hit, the process proceeds to F123H, and it is determined whether or not the probability is not fluctuating. If it is not, the subroutine program ends as it is. The fluctuation information is set.

FIG. 27A shows EE0CH of FIG. 9A.
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of symbol average rotation time calculation processing shown in FIG. First, a 2-minute timer calculation process is performed by F12BH. This processing is performed in order to determine the winning number of hit balls to the starting winning opening for two minutes, and to set the total symbol variation time in accordance with the winning number. Then, the program proceeds to F138H, where it is determined whether or not the time is other than the starting number check time. In other cases, the subroutine program is terminated.
If it is the start number check time, proceed to F13AH,
As a result of performing the minute timer calculation, it is determined whether or not the number of start winning prizes is less than 10 during the two minutes,
If it is less than F148H, the subroutine program in which the start number check counter is cleared ends. F14 if the number of start winnings is 10 or more
The process proceeds to 0H, and it is determined whether or not the number of starts is 15 or less. If the number of starts is 15 or less, the process proceeds to F146H to set a symbol variation time pattern. On the other hand, if the number of starts exceeds 15 times, the process proceeds to F144H, and the number of starts 1
Five or more values are set.

From the above processing, when the number of starts is 9 or less, the total symbol change time is set to 9000 mec, and when the number of starts is 10, 8000 mec is set.
If the number of starts is 11, 7000 mec is set, if it is 12, 6000 mec is set, and 13
In this case, 5000 mec is set, and when it is 14 or more, 4300 mec is set. Then, all the symbols of the left variable display portion 2a, the middle variable display portion 2b, and the right variable display portion 2c fluctuate for the time set in this manner,
When the set time has elapsed, first, the left variable display section 2a stops, then the right variable display section 2c stops, and finally, the middle variable display section 2b stops.

FIG. 27B shows the EE2AH of FIG. 9A.
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the sound processing shown in FIG. This subroutine program updates the performance data pointer and performs the sound performance processing. First, it is determined by F14CH whether or not the sound flag has been changed. The sound flag is a flag for designating various sounds to be emitted from the speaker, and flags corresponding to various sounds to be generated by the EF0BH, F5A4H or the like are set. If it is determined that the sound flag has not been changed, the process proceeds to F166H, and a sound performance process for generating a sound of the type that has not been changed is performed. On the other hand, when it is determined that the sound flag has been changed, the process proceeds to F15BH, and processing for setting a new sound address corresponding to the changed sound flag is performed. Then, a process of playing a sound of a type corresponding to the newly set sound address is performed by F166H. If the specified data address does not match the currently playing data address, a process of setting the new sound address specified by F15BH as the head address is performed.

FIG. 28 is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the sound performance process shown in F166H of FIG. 27 (b). This subroutine program performs performance processing of designated sound data by a sound control signal output operation according to a performance code. First, by F16EH,
Processing for outputting a sound control signal is performed. Specifically, this processing is performed by using the RES signal (resset signal), RDY, R
This is a process of setting the Q and CK signals to high and clearing the sound control bit data. Next, the program proceeds to F17EH, in which it is determined whether the performance timer has expired by subtracting "1" from the performance timer. When it is determined that the processing has been completed, the subroutine program ends as it is. When it is determined that the processing has not been completed, the F18A
Proceeding to H, a determination is made as to whether or not the performance has ended. This is done by extracting the sound timer, making a chord decision,
In the case of the end code, NO is determined, and F192
With H, a temporary timer of 500 msec is set, and the subroutine program ends. On the other hand, if it is not the end code, a determination of YES is made by F18AH and the process proceeds to F19BH, and it is determined whether the code is other than the reset code. If the code is a reset code, the process proceeds to F1A4H and the reset control data (RES Signal), and the sound data address is changed to "2" by F1ABH.
A process for adding and updating is performed, and the performance timer (sound timer) is cleared by F1ADH, and the performance timer is cleared by F1B4H.
Processing for clearing the reset control data (RES signal) is performed, and the subroutine program ends.

On the other hand, if it is determined by F19BF that the code is not the reset code, the process proceeds to F1BFH to determine whether the code is other than the jump code. If the code is a jump code, the process proceeds to F1C5H, where a jump start address is calculated, and control is returned to the code determination process (F18AH). If it is determined that the code is not a jump code, the process proceeds to F1C9H to perform processing for communicating the lower bit data of the music data to a sound control circuit including a DSP (digital sound processor) or the like.

Next, the process proceeds to F1D2H, and processing for communicating the upper bit data of the music data to the sound control circuit is performed. The communication processing by these F1C9H and F1D2H is as follows.
This is performed by an 8-bit serial communication process. After this serial communication processing is completed, the process proceeds to F1DBH, turns on the RDY signal which is a ready control signal, and then turns off the ready control signal by F1E2H to end the data transfer. Next, the process proceeds to F1E7H, where processing for updating the sound data address by "4" is performed, and the subroutine program ends.

FIG. 29A is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the music data communication processing shown in F1C9H of FIG. This subroutine program performs serial communication processing of designated sound data. First, the F1ECH drops a request signal (RQ signal), which is request control data, to perform a data transfer request request. Next, F1F3H Then, the process of setting the serial transfer data and stocking is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F1FFH, in which the serial clock data (CK signal) is started, and a process of starting serial transfer is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F208H, where a process of subtracting and updating the communication counter by “1” is performed.
It is determined whether or not there is any remaining data communication. If there is no remaining data communication, the subroutine program ends. It is repeated.

FIG. 29 (b) shows the EE30H of FIG. 9 (b).
5 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a display symbol random updating process shown in FIG. This subroutine program updates various random counters. First, the F20EH performs a process of updating a deceleration / reach continuation determination random counter (WC RND SLW). Next, the routine proceeds to F213H, where the reach operation random counter (WC RND ACT) is updated. Then, the program proceeds to F218H, where an updating process of the medium symbol random counter (WC RNDC) is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F21DH, where it is determined whether or not a carry has occurred as a result of the updating process of the medium symbol random counter. If not, the subroutine program ends as it is. Then, the right symbol random counter (WCRNDR) is updated, and the process proceeds to F224H, where the ordinary symbol display random counter (WC RND F) is updated, and the subroutine program ends.

FIG. 30 shows F20EH and F20F in FIG.
213H is a subroutine program showing an update process of various random counters shown in 213H, F218H, F21FH, and F224H. First, the counter address is calculated by F22AH. This is a process of calculating an address corresponding to a random counter to be counted. Next, the process proceeds to F22DH, where a process of adding “1” to the random counter of the calculated address is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F231H, and it is determined whether or not the count value of the random counter is less than the maximum value. If the count value is less than the maximum value, the process directly proceeds to F237H to set and store the count value to be updated. If the value is equal to or larger than the maximum value, a process of setting the count value of the random counter to the minimum value by F235H and setting and storing the minimum value (for example, 0) by F237H is performed.

FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for normal processing shown in F23BH of FIG. This subroutine program clears a work used during a process, performs a shortening mode determination, a big hit determination process, a symbol setting process, and a bank shift process. First, a normal work set process is performed by F23BH. As a result, the work involved in the progress of the game is cleared, and a normal display state is set. Next, the process proceeds to F241H, where normal process / timer processing is performed. Next, the flow proceeds to F247H, and it is determined whether or not there is a winning memory. If there is a win in the hit ball start winning opening 3 and there is a start winning memory, the process proceeds to F24BH, but if there is no start winning memory, the subroutine program ends as shown in FIG. In F24BH, it is determined whether or not there are two or more start winning prize memories. If not, the process proceeds to F253H and the next reduction flag is cleared.

The next shortening flag is the variable display device 1
After the variable display is stopped, when performing the next variable display,
This is a flag for storing in advance that the variable display time is to be shortened. This F253H is a process of actually clearing the storage of the accumulator storing the value in order to set the value for the next reduction flag. On the other hand, if it is determined by F24BH that there are two or more winning prize memories, the process directly proceeds to F254H, and the next reduction flag setting process is performed. As a result, if the start winning memory is less than 2, the next shortening flag is set to "0" by F254H, and if the starting winning memory is 2 or more, the next shortening flag is set to "1". The Rukoto.

Proceeding to F256H, processing is performed for setting the shortening flag during probability fluctuation. This probability variation reduction flag is a flag for storing in advance that the variable display time of the variable display device 1 is to be shortened and controlled during the probability variation in which the occurrence probability of the specific game state (big hit state) is improved. is there. Next, the program proceeds to F258H, in which the number of start winning prizes is “3”.
It is determined whether or not the above is satisfied. If not, the process proceeds to F25CH, and processing for clearing the current shortening flag is performed. This current shortening flag is a flag for storing in advance that the current variable display time of the variable display device 1 is to be shortened. This F25CH is actually a process of clearing the storage of the accumulator that stores the value currently set in the shortening flag. on the other hand,
If the starting winning memory is equal to or more than "3", the process directly proceeds to F25DH, and it is determined whether or not the probability is changing. If it is determined that the probability of occurrence of the specific game state (big hit state) is not fluctuating, the process proceeds to F262H, and processing for clearing the current shortening flag is performed. This processing actually clears the storage of the accumulator that stores the value for setting the value of the shortening flag. On the other hand, if it is determined that the probability is fluctuating, the process directly proceeds to F263H, and processing for setting the current shortening flag is performed. As a result, when it is determined that the probability is not fluctuating, the value set in the current shortening flag has been cleared to 0, so that “0” is set in the current shortening flag.
Is set, and if the probability is fluctuating, “1” is set to the current shortening flag.

Then, the program proceeds to F265H, in which a process of subtracting "1" from the start winning storage counter is performed.
The processing goes on to clear the big hit flag.
Proceeding to 6BH, a process of designating the normal probability time hit judgment value table is performed. The normal probability time hit determination value table is a hit determination value (00) for generating the specific game state (big hit state) at the normal probability when the probability of occurrence of the specific game state (big hit state) is not changed and the probability is not fluctuating.
7) and a cable end code. On the other hand, if the probability is changing, a NO determination is made by F26EH, the process proceeds to F272H, and the high probability time hit determination value table is designated. This high-probability time-hit determination value table is a hit-determination value (331, 31) at a high probability when the occurrence probability of a specific game state (big hit state) is improved.
263, 197, 131, 071) and a table end code. As a result, at the time of the normal probability, the normal probability time judgment value table is designated, and at the time of the high probability, the high probability time judgment value table is designated.

Then, the flow advances to F27BH, where a determination is made as to whether or not the random check has been completed. This is the extracted value (random number) of the big hit determination random counter WC RND1
Then, the stored data of the hit determination value table designated by F26BH or F272H is compared one by one, and it is determined whether or not the comparison process has been completed by detecting the table end code. If the table end code has not been detected yet, the process proceeds to F283H,
It is determined whether or not the extracted value of the random counter WC RND1 for hit determination matches the hit determination value stored in the table. If they do not match, the process proceeds directly to F28BH, where the random check value table address is updated by adding "2" to the stored data stored at the next address in the hit determination value table and WC RND.
A process of comparing the extracted value with the extracted value of 1 is performed. If the extracted value of WC RND1 matches the hit determination value stored in the hit determination value table during the comparison process, NO is determined in F283H, and F288 is determined.
Proceeding to H, the big hit flag is set. This comparison process is sequentially performed, and if a table end code is detected, a determination of YES is made by F27BH and FIG.
Proceed to F28FH shown in FIG.

At F28FH, a symbol setting process is performed. In this way, when the big hit flag is "1", the scheduled stop symbols are determined in advance so that the random symbols are aligned, and when the big hit flag is "0", each symbol is determined. The scheduled stop symbol is determined in advance by the determination random counter. Next, the flow proceeds to F291H, where a bank shift process is performed. This bank shift process is a process of shifting the start winning storage data by one. The start prize storage data stores the number of start prizes from 1 to 4 in ascending order of the start prize of the hit ball.
The extraction of C RNDL is stored correspondingly. Of the start winning prize storage data, the storage data in the area 1 storing the oldest start prize storage data is deleted,
The storage data of the area 2 storing the second oldest start winning storage data is shifted to the area 1, the storage data of the area 3 storing the third oldest start winning storage data is shifted to the area 2, The process of shifting the storage data of the area 4 storing the newest start winning storage data to the area 3 is performed by this F291H.

Next, the process proceeds to F2B0H, and it is determined whether or not the illegal winning counter has ended. This illegal winning counter is a counter used for determining whether or not an illegal winning is determined according to the value of F0C3H or the like in FIG. If the prize-winning counter is not completed, that is, if it is not "0", the process proceeds to F2B4H, and after the prize-winning counter is decremented by "1" and updated, F2B5
Proceed to H. In F2B5H, the count value of the subtracted updated prize counter is set as a new count value in the prize counter. On the other hand, if the count value of the illegal winning counter is "0", a determination of YES is made by F2B0H and the
Proceed to 7H. In F2B7H, a process of adding and updating the process control flag by “1” is performed. As a result, FIG.
As shown in (1), all symbol change pre-processing is executed thereafter.

FIG. 34 (b) shows this pre-symbol variation pre-processing. Before explaining this all symbol change pre-processing,
A subroutine program of the symbol setting process shown at F28FH in FIG. 32 will be described with reference to FIG. This subroutine program sets stop symbol data and reach operation.

The process of clearing the reach flag is performed by F2BEH. In this case, if the reach is established by the processing after F2ECH, the reach flag is reset in order to set the reach flag again. Next, the process proceeds to F2C1H, and a process of extracting a left stop symbol is performed. This extraction process is performed based on the extracted value of the WC RNDL. Next, the process proceeds to F2C3H, and it is determined whether or not the number of hits is less than seven. This limited number of jackpots is incremented by “1” by F495H described later,
This counter is cleared by 513H, and is a counter for limiting the number of consecutive occurrences of big hits at the time of probability fluctuation. Then, the number of occurrences of the big hit at the time of the probability fluctuation is counted by the big hit limit number counter. Then, it is determined by F2C3H whether or not the number of hits is less than seven. If less than seven, the process directly proceeds to F2D2H. It is determined whether or not the left stop symbol (scheduled left stop symbol) extracted as described above is a probability variation symbol.

A probability variation symbol is a symbol pattern of a specific type that is particularly determined among the jackpot symbols (a group of identification information of the same type), and the probability variation symbol is stopped and displayed. In this case, the probability of occurrence of a big hit is improved. This probability variation symbol is a predetermined plurality of symbols among the 13 types of left symbols, and a symbol other than the probability variation symbol is always located between the probability variation symbol and the next probability variation symbol. Are arranged. And
When it is determined by F2C9H that the symbol is a probability variation symbol, the process proceeds to F2D1H, in which "1" is added to the left stop symbol to forcibly shift to the symbol next to the probability variation symbol, that is, a symbol other than the probability variation symbol. Done. As a result, if the number of hits has reached the limit of seven times, the F2D1H is forcibly shifted to a symbol other than the probability variation symbol in order to prevent the probability variation state from occurring any more.

Next, the process proceeds to F2D2H, in which a left stop symbol extracted by the F2C1H or a left stop symbol after being updated by adding “1” by the F2D1H is set and stored. Next, the process proceeds to F2D4H, and a determination is made as to whether or not there is a deviation. This is the F28
Judgment is made based on whether the big hit flag is set by 8H. If it is off, go to F2E4H,
A process of setting a right stop symbol based on the extracted value of WC RNDR is performed, and a process of setting a middle stopped symbol based on the extracted value of WCRND1 is performed by F2E8H.
Proceed to 2ECH. On the other hand, if the big hit flag is set, NO is determined by F2D4H and F2D4H is determined.
Proceeding to D8H, a process of setting a big hit symbol is performed. This process is a process of setting a symbol of the same type as the left stop symbol set by the F2D2H together with the right stop symbol and the middle stop symbol. Then, the process proceeds to F303H.

After the right stop symbol and the middle stop symbol are set in the case of departure, the process proceeds to F2ECH, where the set left and right symbols are set.
It is determined whether or not the right and middle stop symbols are other than the reach symbols. If the symbols are not the reach symbols, the subroutine program is terminated. On the other hand, when the left stop symbol and the right stop symbol are the same type of symbol, a determination of NO is made by F2ECH, the process proceeds to F2F2H, and it is determined whether the symbol is other than the big hit symbol. If the left, right, and middle stop symbols are all the same type of symbols, the process proceeds to F2FCH, in which control is performed to shift the middle symbol and forcibly remove the symbol. On the other hand, if it is other than the big hit symbol, the process directly proceeds to F303H.

In F303H, it is determined whether or not it is a non-reach symbol. If the symbol is not a reach symbol, the subroutine program is terminated. If the symbol is a reach symbol, the process proceeds to F309H to determine the difference from the big hit symbol. The calculation process is performed. Then, based on the difference, F31
The AH performs a process of calculating a corresponding reach flag table from a plurality of types of reach flag tables. The reach flag table is a reach flag table for one symbol when the middle stop symbol is one symbol before the big hit symbol, and one when the middle stop symbol is one symbol behind the big hit symbol.
There are provided three types of a reach flag table after the symbol and a reach flag table at the time of the big hit when the big hit symbol is stopped and displayed, and determines which reach flag table to refer to based on the difference from the big hit symbol. Next, F3
Proceeding to 22H, processing is performed to look up the calculated reach flag table and calculate the reach flag that is stored data.

Next, the flow proceeds to F329H, where it is determined whether or not the probability is not fluctuating. If the probability is not fluctuating, the flow proceeds to F34AH to determine whether or not the probability is not reduced. If it is other than the shortening at the time of the probability change, the process proceeds to F359H to determine whether or not reach 3, and if not, the process proceeds to F35DH to set a reach 3 continuous appearance flag. , F3
Proceeding to 60H, a process of setting the number of symbols at the time of reach in accordance with the extracted value of the WC RND SLW is performed.
As described with reference to FIG. 7, there are six types of reach, reach 1 to reach 6.

On the other hand, if it is determined by F34AH that the reduction is at the time of the probability change, the process proceeds to F34EH, and the process of clearing the reach three consecutive appearance flag is performed.
The process proceeds to H, where it is determined whether or not there is a deceleration operation. If there is no deceleration operation, the process proceeds to F359H. As a result, YE
S can be judged.

On the other hand, when it is determined by F329H that the probability is fluctuating, the process proceeds to F32DH, the reach flag is cleared, and the process proceeds to F330H to determine whether the middle scheduled stop symbol is before or after the big hit symbol. Is determined, the subroutine program is terminated as it is if it is before or after, but if it is not, the F33AH
Then, it is determined whether or not the reach symbol is other than the probability variation symbol. If the symbol is a probability variation symbol, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. If the symbol is a probability variation symbol, the process proceeds to F344H, where the reach 3 flag is set.

With the above processing, in the case of reach, when the probability is not fluctuating, the process of setting the three-reach continuous appearance flag is performed, the number of decelerations during reach is set, and when the probability is fluctuating, the left symbol is set. Is determined to be a probability variation symbol, and if the symbol is not a probability variation symbol, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. If the symbol is a probability variation symbol, control is performed to set the reach 3 flag and then terminate the subroutine program.

FIG. 34B is a diagram showing the F366H shown in FIG.
3 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of all symbol variation pre-processing shown in FIG. This subroutine program sets a display stop symbol command and gives a fluctuation time calculation index. First, in F366H, a set process of all the pre-symbol change process data is performed. This is a control for executing the process of executing the process data before all the symbols change. During the calculation, a determination of YES is made by the F36CH, and the subroutine program is ended as it is. On the other hand, when the calculation is not being performed, the process proceeds to F36EH,
A process of setting a stop symbol command for a display is performed. This is a process of setting a command 1, a command 2, and a command 3 for instructing a left scheduled stop symbol, a middle scheduled stop symbol, and a right scheduled stop symbol, respectively. Next, F37AH
Then, the process of adding and updating the process control flag by "1" is performed, and the process of the symbol variation time index set is performed by F380H. This is a process of setting the pattern flag of the current symbol variation time, and is the same process as F146H.

FIG. 35 (a) shows the F385H of FIG.
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of all symbol variation processing shown in FIG. This is a control for performing scrolling variation display of all symbols (left, right, middle symbols). F3
By 85H, a process of calculating the probability variation time shortened process data address is performed. And by F388H,
A determination is made as to whether or not the probability fluctuation time is being shortened. If the time is being shortened, a process of setting the probability fluctuation time shortening process data calculated by F385H is performed. On the other hand, when it is determined by F388H that the probability variation is not being shortened, the process proceeds to F38CH, and the process of calculating the address of all the symbol variation process data corresponding to the symbol variation time calculation index (see F380H) is performed. The process of setting the calculated process data when all symbols are changed is F
395H.

Next, the program proceeds to F398H, where it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. If the calculation is not being performed, the program proceeds to F39AH to set the process control flag. "1" is added and updated, and the process proceeds to F3A0H, where it is determined whether or not the time is other than the probability fluctuation time reduction. If not, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. The subroutine program proceeds to determine whether or not it is reach time. If it is reach time, the subroutine program is terminated.
The process proceeds to A8H, in which the process control flag is updated so that the middle symbol stop process is performed.

According to the above-described processing, if the mode is not the shortening mode, the process of executing the process data for all reels fluctuation corresponding to the symbol fluctuation time calculation index is performed, and when the calculation is completed, the process control flag is updated by "1". Processing is done,
In the case of the abbreviated mode, a process of executing all symbol abbreviated variation process data is performed. As the process changes, the display control code also changes, so that the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start transfer from the first data (header code). However, in the shortening mode, the middle symbol stop processing is set in the process flag in order to perform the all symbol simultaneous stop processing.

FIG. 35 (b) shows the F3ADH shown in FIG.
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a left symbol stop process shown in FIG. This subroutine program executes the process data for stopping the left symbol, and stops the left symbol when the execution is completed. First, F3A
By DH, a process of calculating the address of the left symbol stop process data is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F3B6H, where it is determined whether or not the reach 3 flag is set. Proceed to F3BAH and reach 3
The process of calculating the address of the process data at the time is performed. F3 if reach 3 flag is not set
B6H makes a determination of YES and proceeds directly to F3C0H. In F3C0H, a process of setting process data is performed. Therefore, when the reach 3 flag is set, the process data at the time of reach 3 calculated by F3BAH is set, and when the reach 3 flag is not set, the process data calculated by F3ADH is set. Will be done.

Then, the program proceeds to F3C3H, where it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated. To "1"
Processing for adding and updating is performed. Since the display control code is also changed as the process control flag is updated, the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start transfer from the first data (header code). Next, F3C
Proceeding to BH, a determination is made as to whether or not reach 4, if not reach 4, the flow proceeds to F3D1H, and a determination is made as to whether or not reach 3. If it is other than reach 3, the subroutine program is directly executed. Ends. On the other hand, in the case of reach 4 or reach 3, the process proceeds to F3D5H, where the process control flag is updated to control the subroutine program of the fever check process to be executed. Next, the process proceeds to F3D9H, and processing for setting a start information output timer is performed.

FIG. 36 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the right symbol stop process shown in F3DEH of FIG. This subroutine program executes the right symbol stop (normal / reach notice) process data, and the right symbol stops at the end of the execution. First F
The normal right symbol stop process data is calculated by 3DEH, and it is determined by F3E1H whether it is other than reach. And at the time of reach F3E
Proceeding to 7H, a process of calculating reach notification process data is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F3EAH, and it is determined whether or not it is other than reach 5, and in the case of reach 5, F3F0
Proceeding to H, calculation processing of reach 5 notice process data is performed. Then, the process proceeds to F3F3H, where processing for setting the calculated process data is performed. As a result, in the case other than the reach, the process data of the right symbol stop at the normal time is set, and when the reach operation other than the reach 5 is specified, the process data at the time of the right symbol stop when performing the normal reach notice Is set, and when the reach operation of the reach 5 is designated, the process data at the time of stopping the right symbol for giving a notice of the reach 5 is set.

Next, the process proceeds to F3F6H, where it is determined whether or not the operation is being performed. If the operation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. "1" is added and updated. As a result, the display control code is also changed, so that the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start transfer from the head data (header code).

FIG. 37 is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the middle symbol stop processing indicated by F3FFH in FIG. This subroutine program is a subroutine program for executing the process data for stopping the middle symbol (normal time / reach operation) and stopping the middle symbol when the process is completed. By F3FFH, it is determined whether or not it is a reach.
The process proceeds to 40AH, a reach time calculation process is performed, and F40
Proceeding to DH, a process of setting command data of the symbol deceleration number determined based on the extracted value of WC RND SLW is performed, and proceeding to F413H, calculating the address of middle symbol stop process data. The middle symbol stop process data is stop data of the middle symbol during normal times other than reach. In other words, when it is determined by F3FFH that it is other than the reach, the address of the middle symbol stop process data at the normal time is calculated.

On the other hand, in the case of the reach, the process proceeds to F403H to calculate medium symbol stop process data at the time of the probability fluctuation, and proceeds to F406H to determine whether or not the probability variation is being shortened. When it is determined that the time is being reduced, the process proceeds to F426H, and a process of setting the symbol stop process data during the probability fluctuation calculated by F403H is performed. The middle symbol stop process data during probability fluctuation is data for controlling the stop of the middle symbol in a shorter time than usual. Therefore, when the probability is fluctuating, the middle symbol is stopped and displayed in a relatively short time, and the display result of the variable display device is derived and displayed relatively early.

On the other hand, when it is determined by F406H that the probability fluctuation is not being shortened, the process proceeds to F40AH, where the reach time is calculated, and F40DH, F413H,
Proceed to F41CH. In F41CH, it is determined whether or not it is other than reach 6, and if it is not reach 6, the process proceeds to F426H, and a process of setting the middle symbol stop process data calculated by F413H is performed.
On the other hand, if it is reach 6, the process proceeds to F420H, and processing for calculating the address of the symbol stop process data during reach 6 is performed. As a result, in F426H, the symbol stop process data is set during the reach 6:00.

Then, the program proceeds to F429H, where it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated. If the calculation is being performed, the process proceeds to F42BH, where the process control flag is set. Is updated by "1", the process proceeds to F431H, and a process of setting a start information output timer is performed. Since the display control code is also changed as the process data is added and updated, the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start the transfer from the head data (header code).

According to the subroutine program described above, data for stopping all the symbols of the left, middle and right symbols at the same time is set when the probability is fluctuating and at the time of shortening. The normal process data at the time of stopping is set, and during the reach, the process data of the reach stop data corresponding to the reach stop operation flag is set.

FIG. 38 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the reach time calculation processing shown in F40AH of FIG. This subroutine program performs a reach time calculation process for reach 1 and reach 2. According to the reach time calculated by the subroutine program, the amount of change of the symbol until the symbol stops at the time of the reach is determined. The timer calculation offset value is extracted by F436H. And F438H
Then, it is determined whether it is other than the reach 2 or not. In the case other than the reach 2, the process proceeds to F440H and the reach time is calculated. To calculate the reach time, the reach 1 and 2 hour tables storing the reach time in a table with the timer calculation offset value as a subscript are stored in advance, and the reach 1 and 2 hour tables are looked up. Time is calculated. Therefore, in cases other than the reach 2, the table is looked up in accordance with the timer calculation offset value calculated by the F436H, and the reach time is calculated.

On the other hand, in the case of Reach 2, the process proceeds to F43EH, in which processing for adding and updating the timer calculation offset value extracted by F436H by "16" is performed.
At 0H, a reach time calculation process is performed.

Next, the flow proceeds to F449H, where a process of calculating a reach deceleration time is performed. This is the WC RND
This is a process of calculating the symbol deceleration number determined by the extracted value of SLW × 1 symbol deceleration time (400 msec). Next, the process proceeds to F450H, and a process of calculating a pre-deceleration time is performed. This process is a process of calculating (reach time calculated by F440H)-(reach deceleration time calculated by F449H). Next, the program proceeds to F456H, where processing for calculating a deceleration time is performed. This process
This is a process of calculating the number of deceleration symbols × 2 × 1 symbol deceleration time (400 msec) to calculate the time after reach deceleration.

FIG. 39A is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the fever check process shown by F45FH in FIG. This subroutine program executes a check process, checks the big hit flag at the end of the process, and updates and sets the subsequent process flags. By F45FH, a process of setting process data at the time of fever check is performed. Next, the program proceeds to F465H, where it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated. Then, when the calculation is not being performed, the process proceeds to F467H, and it is determined whether or not a big hit is being performed. If the big hit flag is set, the process proceeds to F47AH to add and update the process control flag by “1”. Is made. Then proceed to F47DH,
It is determined whether or not the stop symbol is a symbol other than the probability variation symbol. If the stop symbol is a probability variation symbol, the process proceeds to F487H and a process of setting the number of times of the probability variation is performed. On the other hand, when the symbol is other than the probability variation symbol, the process directly proceeds to F48BH, and a process of clearing the big hit flag is performed. Then, it is determined by F491H whether or not the probability is not fluctuating. If the probability is not fluctuating, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. Is added and updated by “1”. The value of this big hit limit counter is
It is used for the determination of F2C3H.

On the other hand, if it is determined by F467H that no big hit is being made, the process proceeds to F46BH, where processing for setting normal process data is performed. . In this subroutine program, since the process control flag is updated,
As a result, the display control code is changed, so that the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start transfer from the first data (header code).

FIG. 39 (b) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the special winning opening opening pre-processing shown in F499H of FIG. This subroutine program executes the process processing before opening the special winning opening,
At the end of the process, the data being released is initialized. By F499H, a process of calculating the address of the process before opening the special winning opening is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F4A2H, and processing for setting the calculated process data is performed. Then, the process proceeds to F4A5H, where it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program ends.
The process advances to 4A7H to clear the work in use during the big hit, and the process advances to F4B2H to add and update the process control flag by "1". As a result, the display control code is also changed as the process is changed, so that the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start transfer from the first data (header code).

FIG. 40 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the processing during opening of the special winning opening shown in F4B6H of FIG. This subroutine program is a process for executing a process during opening of a special winning opening (variable winning ball device) and, when the number of winnings exceeds a specified value, going to the next process. By F4B6H, processing for setting the winning number command for the display is performed. The display winning number is command data for displaying the number of winning balls won in the variable winning ball device 4 on the variable display device. Next, the process proceeds to F4BAH, in which a process of setting an invalid winning warning invalidation counter is performed.
Processing for setting the specific area effective time is performed. These processes are for enabling the specific winning ball detection switch 8 only when the variable winning ball device 4 is opened and the illegal winning warning invalid time is set and the valid time is set.

Next, the process proceeds to F4C3H, where it is determined whether or not the number of winnings has reached the maximum value. If not, the process proceeds to F4C9H, and the process data of the winning opening (variable winning ball device) is opened. Processing for calculating an address is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F4D2H, a process of setting the calculated process data is performed, and the process proceeds to F4D4H, where it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated. When the calculation is not being performed, the process proceeds to F4D6H. On the other hand, F4C
If it is determined by 3H that the winning number of hit balls to the variable winning ball apparatus 4 has become equal to or more than the maximum value (for example, 10), the process directly proceeds to F4D6H to add and update the process control flag by “1”. Done.

As a result of the above processing, the process data corresponding to the number of times of release is executed, and the process control flag is incremented by "1" when the winning number counter is equal to or more than the maximum value. . In addition, since the display control code is changed as the process is changed, the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start the transfer from the first data (header code).

FIG. 41 is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the post-winning opening processing shown in F4DDH of FIG. This subroutine program executes a process after opening a special winning opening (variable winning ball device 4) and, when there is a winning in a specific winning area (V pocket), shifts to a process before opening. . F4D
The DH determines whether or not the time is other than the specific winning area (V pocket) valid time. If it is determined that the time is other than the specific area valid time set by the F4BEH, the process proceeds to F4EDH. If it is determined that the time is within the valid time, the process proceeds to F4E1H, and processing for subtracting and updating the specific area valid time by "1" is performed. As a result of the subtraction update, whether or not the specific area valid time is within the specific area valid time is determined. If it is determined that the time is within the specific area valid time, the process proceeds to F4EDH. If it is determined that the time is outside the specific area valid time, the process proceeds to F4E6H to determine whether or not a prize has been won. Judgment is made. If it is determined that there is a prize, the process proceeds to F4EDH,
If it is determined that there is no winning, the process proceeds to F4EAH, and a process of setting a count shift warning flag is performed. That is, the fact that no hitting of the hit ball to the variable winning ball device 4 is detected at all even though the valid time has expired means that the detection switch for detecting the winning ball is shifted to an undetectable state. Therefore, the count shift warning flag is set in order to presume that the fraudulent operation is performed.

Next, the process proceeds to F4EDH, in which the specific winning area (V
A special winning ball detection switch 8 which is a switch of a pocket)
It is determined whether or not is turned on. If it is not turned on, the process proceeds to F4FDH, a process for setting the process data after the opening of the special winning opening is performed, and the process for executing the process data at the end of the big hit is executed. On the other hand, when the specific winning ball detection switch 8 is ON, the process proceeds to F4F1H,
Control is performed to update the process control flag and shift to the special winning opening pre-processing, and a state is reached in which the repetitive continuation control for controlling the variable winning sphere device 4 to the first state again is executed.
Next, the process proceeds to F4F8H, and a process of adding and updating the number of times of opening the special winning opening is performed.

In F502H, it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated as it is.
The process proceeds to 04H, and it is determined whether or not it is other than the time of probability fluctuation. When the probability is changed, the process proceeds to F508H, where the process of subtracting “1” from the number of times of the probability change is performed, and then the process proceeds to F509H. On the other hand, when the probability change is not performed, the process proceeds directly to F509H, where it is determined whether or not the number of times of probability change is 0.
Proceeding to H, a process of clearing the jackpot limit number is performed. On the other hand, if the probability change frequency is not 0, F50DH
It is determined whether or not the jackpot limit number is less than the maximum value. If it is less than the maximum value, the process proceeds to F516H, but if it is not less than the maximum value, the process proceeds to F513H to clear the jackpot limit number. Is made. As a result, every time the number of occurrences of the jackpot at the time of the probability change reaches the predetermined number of times of the probability change or whenever the number of times of the big hit reaches the predetermined maximum value, the number of the big hits is cleared. .

Next, the flow advances to F516H, where processing for setting process data at normal time is performed, and processing for clearing the process control flag is performed by F51CH. With the above processing, the specific winning area effective time and the number of winning pieces are determined in order to determine the processing processing after the opening of the special winning opening. At the end of the effective time and when the winning number is 0, the count switch shift warning flag is set. Is set, and when the specific winning ball detection switch is not operated, the process data at the end of the big hit is executed. If the calculation is completed, the process data at the normal time is executed. Clear When it is determined that the specific winning ball detection switch has been operated, the open counter is incremented by "1" to execute the repetition continuation control, and the process control flag is updated to open the special winning opening before opening. Make the state where the process is executed. Since the display control code is also changed as the process is changed, the transfer counter is cleared and preparations are made to start transfer from the first data (header code).

FIG. 42 shows F241H, F366H, F3
95H, F3C0H, F3F3H, F426H, F46
BH, F2A2H, F4D2H, F4FDH, F516
6 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of process data / timer processing shown in FIG. This subroutine program updates a timer of process data and updates data. By F522H, a process of setting process data to execute the process data is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F524H, where it is determined whether or not the process timer is not set. If the process timer is not set, the process proceeds to F543H to perform a process of calculating and setting the process timer. On the other hand, if the process timer has been set, the process proceeds to F528H, in which the process timer is decremented and updated by "1", and it is determined by F52BH whether or not the process timer has expired. If not, the process proceeds to F566H to execute the subsequent display control code setting process. on the other hand,
If the process timer has expired, the flow advances to F52DH to execute the subsequent process code determination processing.

In the process code determination process, first, the F52D
H, the process data pointer is incremented by “5”, and whether or not the process data code is completed is determined by F534H.
Proceeds to 3H, performs a process of calculating a process timer,
Proceeding to F547H, a determination is made as to whether the code is other than the reach 4 o'clock jump code. This judgment is made in order to switch the address between a hit and a miss.
In the case of the jump code, the process proceeds to F54BH, and it is determined whether or not the execution is other than the jump execution. If the execution is not the jump execution, the process proceeds to F556H. The setting process is performed, and the process returns to F543H. This F5
In the middle of the loop circulating from 43H to F54FH, if a state other than the execution of the jump is set, the process proceeds to F556H. If the timer is not jumped, the timer is set.
Then, it is determined whether the received code is other than the timer reference code. In the case of the timer reference code, the process proceeds to F55DH, where processing for referring to the reach timer is performed.
As a result, the process of setting the referred reach timer as the process timer is performed. If the reach timer is not the timer reference code, the process directly proceeds to F564H, and the process of setting the process timer calculated by F543H is performed.

On the other hand, the display control code setting processing executed when it is determined by F52BH that the process timer has not expired is first determined by F566H whether or not the previous display command holding flag is ON. Done. At the time of the fever check and at the end of the fever, a display hold command is used to hold the final display image of all the process data, and the previous display command hold flag is turned on. And if it is on, F
The program proceeds to 574H, sets the in-operation flag, and ends the subroutine program. If it is not on, the program proceeds to F56EH. After the display command is set, the program proceeds to F574H.

FIG. 43A is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the process data set process shown in F522H of FIG. This subroutine program checks the coincidence of the process data and sets the output data of the lamp. First, F576
H determines if the process is currently running. This is performed by determining whether the process data top address matches the pointer.
Proceeding to 57AH, a new process address set process is performed. This is a process for setting a process data top address. Then, the process proceeds to F57EH, where processing for calculating a process timer is performed, and the process proceeds to F580H to determine whether the command is other than an external reference command. In the case of the external reference timer, the process proceeds to F584H, where the external reference timer is calculated, and the process of setting the calculated external reference timer as the process timer is performed by F58BH. On the other hand, when the command is other than the external reference command, the process directly proceeds to F58BH, a process of setting the process timer calculated by F57EH is performed, and the process proceeds to F58DH.

On the other hand, if it is determined in F576H that the process data top address matches the pointer, the flow directly proceeds to F58DH to perform processing for calculating a ramp data address. Then, the flow advances to F596H, where it is determined whether the designated lamp data is currently being executed or not.
Proceeding to 4H, a music performance flag is set. On the other hand, when it is determined that the designated lamp data is not the one currently being executed, the process proceeds to F59CH, a process of setting a new lamp data address is performed, the process proceeds to F5A0H, and a new lamp timer is set. That is, the address of the lamp data corresponding to the lamp code defined in the execution process data is calculated, the timer is set, and finally the designated sound flag is set.

FIG. 43 (b) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the ordinary symbol processing shown in F5C4H of FIG. This subroutine program is for normally determining a symbol process symbol and branching and executing each module for each game execution. F5
At C4H, a process of clearing the output of the ordinary symbol electric accessory solenoid, that is, the solenoid 29 of the winning opening, is performed, and at F5C7H, it is determined whether or not an error is occurring. The determination as to whether or not an error has occurred is made based on whether or not a warning flag has been set. If the warning flag has been set, the subroutine program ends. That is, during the warning, the solenoid output data is turned off before the warning determination process in order to turn off the electric accessory solenoid, that is, the solenoid 29 of the winning opening. If no error has occurred, the process proceeds to F5CBH, and processing for executing each process routine is performed according to the normal symbol process data. The processing of this F5CBH is as follows:
The operation processing pointer table is looked up and executed. This operation processing pointer table is arranged such that the pointer of the execution processing corresponding to the process flag corresponds to the process flag. For example, when the process flag is PNFRM, the normal symbol normal processing, PFRU
In the case of N, the normal symbol change process is performed, and in the case of PFCHK, the normal symbol fever check process is performed.

FIG. 44 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the normal symbol normal processing shown in F5DDH of FIG. This subroutine program is for determining the number of ordinary symbol winning storages, performing an update process, performing a normal symbol random value hit determination process, and performing a bank shift process. First, it is determined by F5DDH whether there is a starting symbol winning memory. If there is no starting symbol winning memory, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. If there is an ordinary symbol winning memory, the process proceeds to F5E1H, and a normal ordinary symbol check value, a normal symbol variation. Processing for extracting each data of time is performed. By the processing of F5E1H, the normal symbol check value becomes “13”, and the ordinary symbol change time (normal time) becomes “25 seconds”. Next, the process proceeds to F5E6H, where it is determined whether or not the probability is not fluctuating. If the probability is fluctuating, the process proceeds to F5EAH, and it is determined whether or not the special symbol process is after the opening of the special winning opening. . Then, when the special symbol process is not at the time of the probability fluctuation or at the time of the probability fluctuation, if the special symbol process is after the opening of the special winning opening, the process proceeds to F5F5H, and the process of setting the normal symbol fluctuation time is performed.
As a result, the normal symbol fluctuation time extracted by the F5EAH is set.

On the other hand, when the probability is fluctuating and the special symbol process is not after the opening of the special winning opening, the process proceeds to F5F0H, and each data of the ordinary symbol check value and the ordinary symbol fluctuating time at the time of probability variation is extracted. This means that the normal symbol check value is "4 to 13" and the normal symbol change time (at the time of probability change) is "5.1 seconds". However, exception control is performed during the jackpot operation. And F5F5H, F5F
The normal symbol fluctuation time extracted by 0H is set.

Next, the process proceeds to F5F7H, in which the normal symbol winning storage counter is decremented and updated by "1", and the process proceeds to F5FAH to perform a process of designating a stopped symbol per normal symbol. Next, F5
Proceeding to FCH, it is determined whether the bank set value is a hit. This determination is made based on the extracted value of WC RND2 described above. If it is determined that a hit has occurred, the process directly proceeds to F607H, and a normal symbol stop symbol setting process is performed. In this case, the stop symbol per normal symbol specified by the F5FAH is set.
On the other hand, if it is determined by F5FCH that there is a deviation, F6
Go to 00H, a normal symbol stop symbol is specified,
As a result, the designated departure stop symbol is set by F607H.

Then, the program proceeds to F609H, where the ordinary symbol process flag is incremented by "1" and updated, and the subroutine program which has been subjected to ordinary symbol bank shift processing is terminated by F60CH.

FIG. 45 is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the normal symbol change processing shown in F617H of FIG. This subroutine program
The normal symbol fluctuation timer is updated, and normal symbol fluctuation processing is performed. The normal symbol fluctuation timer is updated by F617H, and it is determined by F61DH whether the calculation is being performed. When the calculation is being performed, the process proceeds to F625H. When the calculation is not being performed, the process proceeds to F61FH, and the normal symbol display counter is updated. Then, the process proceeds to F625H, where the process of the ordinary symbol process timer is performed, and it is determined by F628H whether or not the calculation is being performed. In this case, the process proceeds to F62AH to perform a process of setting a normal symbol stop symbol. Then proceed to F62EH,
Normally, a process of calculating the symbol stop time is performed.
Thereby, it is determined whether or not it is a hit symbol.
If it is not a winning symbol, the process proceeds to F645H, and a process of setting a process timer is performed.

On the other hand, in the case of a hit symbol, F635H
The processing for calculating the normal symbol normal opening time is performed. Then, by F648H, it is determined whether or not the probability is not fluctuating. If the probability is not fluctuating, the process proceeds to F645H.
Then, it is determined whether or not it is after the special winning opening process. In the subsequent case, the process proceeds to F645H. Otherwise, the process proceeds to F642H, and a process of calculating the normal symbol probability variation opening time is performed.
Proceed to.

After the process timer is set by F645H, the process proceeds to F647H, where the electric bonus winning number counter, that is, the counter for counting the number of winning balls winning the starting winning opening 3, is cleared. Is added and updated by “1”.

That is, if it is determined by F631H that the winning pattern is not a winning symbol, a process is performed to set a process timer, clear the winning number of electric auditors, and update the ordinary symbol process control flag. in case of,
The control of calculating the electric accessory opening time, setting the process timer, clearing the winning number of the electric accessory, and updating the ordinary symbol process control flag is performed.

FIG. 46 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a normal symbol stop (fever check) process shown in F64EH of FIG.
By F64EH, a process of clearing the output of the electric accessory solenoid is performed, and by F651H, it is determined whether or not the stop symbol of the ordinary symbol is other than a hit. F65 in case
Proceeding to 7H, a process is performed for setting the output of the solenoid for the electric accessory, that is, the solenoid 29 of the starting winning opening. Next, the process proceeds to F65AH, in which it is determined whether or not the number of electric accessory winnings is greater than or equal to the maximum value.
At 660H, a normal symbol process timer process is performed. At F663H, it is determined whether or not the calculation is being performed. If the calculation is being performed, the subroutine program is terminated.
Proceed to 5H. Then, a process of clearing each of the ordinary symbol process control flag and the electric accessory data is performed.

That is, a normal symbol hit determination is performed, and in the case of a hit, solenoid data for an electric accessory is set.
A determination is made of the number of the winning combination of electric auditors, and if it is less than the maximum value, a normal symbol process timer process is executed. This process is a process of clearing the ordinary symbol process control flag and clearing the output data of the electric accessory solenoid. If the winning number of the electric accessory is equal to or more than the maximum value, a process of turning off the solenoid for the electric accessory is performed.

FIG. 46 (b) shows the F660 of FIG. 46 (a).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the normal symbol process timer process shown by H. A determination is made by F66CH as to whether or not the normal symbol process timer has become 0. If the timer has become 0, the subroutine program is terminated as it is. Set the timer to "1"
A process of performing a subtraction update is performed.

FIG. 47 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the probability setting process shown in EE06H of FIG. 9A. By F67EH, switch determination processing of setting key 2 is performed. This setting key 2 is
As described in (a), the jackpot occurrence probability is set 1,
A key switch for selecting and setting one of setting 2 and setting 3. Then, it is determined by F684H whether or not the probability setting switch is set to the left. If the probability setting switch is operated to the left, the process jumps to the flowchart shown in FIG. On the other hand, if the probability setting switch has not been operated to the left, the process proceeds to F686H, and a switch determination process for the setting key 1 is performed. And F68C
Based on H, it is determined whether or not the probability setting switch has been operated to the right.
Jump to the flowchart shown in FIG. On the other hand, if it is not operated to the right, that is, if it is at the center position, processing to clear the set number of steps is performed. This is a process of clearing the probability setting rewriting step counter and clearing the probability setting display data. Next, the flow proceeds to F693H, where it is determined whether or not the probability is not being set. If not, the subroutine program is terminated as it is.
Then, it is determined whether or not the probability setting display is being performed. If the probability setting is being displayed, the process proceeds to F69BH, in which the probability setting display timer is decremented by "1" and updated.
The EH determines whether or not the probability setting display timer has expired. If the timer has not expired, the flow jumps to the flowchart shown in FIG. On the other hand, when it is determined that the probability setting display timer has expired, the process proceeds to F6A0H. Also, when it is determined that the probability setting is not being displayed, F6
Proceed to A0H.

In F6A0H, a process of clearing the probability setting flag is performed.
The M reading process is executed, and a random maximum value setting process is performed by the F6A6H. This is to perform a probability / probability setting display setting process. Next, the process proceeds to F6A8H, and enters an interrupt waiting state.

With the above processing, the state of the probability setting switch is confirmed. When the probability setting switch is operated to the left, the probability setting processing is executed, and the probability setting switch is operated to the right. In the case, the probability change process is executed, and when the probability setting switch is operated at the center, the probability setting process use data is cleared,
When the probability is not being set, the process is returned. When the probability is being set, the probability setting display timer is updated. When the probability setting is completed, the probability setting end process is executed. Control for executing the setting process is performed.

FIG. 48 shows a subroutine program which is executed when the determination of YES is made by F684H, and performs the setting processing of the probability display data.
The F6AAH determines whether or not the probability is being set. If the probability is being set, the process proceeds to F6AEH to determine whether or not the probability is being changed. Then, when the probability is not being set and when the probability is being changed, FIG.
Jump to the flowchart shown in FIG. On the other hand, when the probability is being set and the probability is not being changed, the process proceeds to F6B2H, where a process of adding and updating the probability setting rewriting step counter by “1” is performed, and a process of setting a probability setting display timer is performed by the F6B5H. -Jump to the program that executes the probability display setting process.

That is, the probability setting flag is determined, the probability display data set processing is performed in the normal case, the probability setting rewriting step counter is determined, and the probability display data set processing is performed in the probability setting. Is done. Then, the probability setting rewriting step counter is updated, and the setting of the probability setting display timer is performed.

FIG. 49 shows a subroutine program which is executed when the determination of YES is made by F68CH, that is, in the case of the probability change mode. The F6BCH determines whether or not the probability is not being set. If not, the subroutine program ends.
If the probability is being set, the process proceeds to F6C0H, and it is determined whether or not the probability is being set and displayed. If it is not during the probability setting display, the process jumps to a probability / probability setting display setting subroutine program. On the other hand, if the probability setting is being displayed, the process proceeds to F6C4H, where a probability setting display timer is set.
A determination is made as to whether the probability is being changed. If the probability is being changed, the program jumps to the program of the probability change processing step 2 shown in FIG.

On the other hand, when the probability is not being changed, F6CD
H, a setting value updating process is performed, and a serial ROM writing preparation process is performed by the F6D3H.
As a result, the process of the second set of probability change is performed, and FIG.
Jump to the program of the display data set shown in (b).

By executing this subroutine program, the probability setting flag is determined. In the normal case, the process returns, the probability setting display timer is determined, and the display is completed (when the power is turned on, In the case of (switch right), a probability / probability setting display setting process is performed, a probability setting display timer is set, and a probability setting rewriting step counter is determined.
The probability changing process (step 2) is executed.
Then, update processing is performed at the time of setting probability, and the serial EEP
A ROM erase process is performed, and a step counter update process is performed.

FIG. 50 shows a subroutine program which is executed when the determination of YES is made by F6C9H. By F6DDH, it is determined whether or not it is other than the second time of the probability change. Otherwise, the program jumps to the program shown in FIG. On the other hand, in the case of the second probability change, the process proceeds to F6E0H, where a serial ROM address writing process is performed, a serial ROM set value writing process is performed by F6E5H, and a probability change 3 is performed by F6EAH.
After the first set processing, the program jumps to the display data set processing program shown in FIG.

By executing the subroutine program, the probability setting rewriting step counter is determined, and in cases other than step 2, the process shifts to the probability changing process (step 3), and a serial EEPROM rewriting request process is performed. Then, a serial EEPROM writing process is performed, and a probability setting rewriting step counter is updated.

FIG. 51 (a) shows a case where YES is determined by F6DDH.
This is a program to be executed when the judgment is made.
By F6EFH, it is determined whether or not the probability change is not the third time, and if it is not the third time, the process jumps to the display data set processing program shown in FIG. 51B.
On the other hand, when the probability is changed for the third time, the process proceeds to F6F2H, and it is determined whether or not the serial ROM is being written. If the writing is being performed, the program jumps to the program shown in FIG. F6F when not writing to serial ROM
Proceeding to 9H, serial ROM write end processing is performed, and F
6FEH, a random maximum value setting process is performed, and F
According to 700H, the probability change fourth set processing is performed, and the program jumps to the program shown in FIG.

By executing this program, the probability setting rewriting step counter is decremented (-1) to make a judgment. In cases other than step 3, display data set processing is executed to determine the operation of the serial EEPROM. When writing is in progress, display data set processing is executed and serial ROM disable designation is performed. Then, a probability / probability setting display setting process is performed, and a probability setting rewriting step counter is updated.

FIG. 51 (b) is a subroutine program of the display data setting process, and the probability setting display data is set by F703H in order to output the probability setting display data.

FIG. 52 (a) shows the F6FE of FIG. 51 (a).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the random maximum value setting process shown by H etc. This subroutine program performs a probability / probability setting display / setting process. By F708H, a set value data address is calculated. This is a process of calculating the address of the probability setting data table corresponding to the value of the probability setting value flag. Then, a process of extracting the setting corresponding display data, that is, the probability setting display data is performed by F711H, and a process of calculating the setting corresponding random maximum value is performed by F715H.

FIG. 52 (b) shows F6D3H, F6E0
H, F6F9H is a subroutine program for serial ROM write clock processing executed in the subroutine program. Serial EEPRO by F71AH
A process of writing data by operating the SK of M is performed.

FIGS. 53A and 53B show F6D3H, F6E0H, and F6.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the serial ROM preparation process shown by F9H. F72
By 5H, a process of storing write data, that is, a process of setting input data and temporarily storing the data is performed. Next, the program proceeds to F729H, where the chip select signal is turned on, and
732H performs a clock output process. Then F
Proceeding to 734H, a process of setting the number of transfers is performed.
736H, a process of outputting data is performed.
3EH, clock output processing is performed, and F740H
As a result, a process of subtracting and updating the transfer number by “1” is performed, and F
According to 741H, it is determined whether or not the data is being transferred.
If the transfer is in progress, the flow returns to F736H again. This F7
The process from 36H to F741H is repeatedly executed, and when the number of transfers becomes 0 and the transfer is not being performed, the process proceeds to F743H to determine whether or not the serial ROM transfer is not being prepared. Then, when the serial ROM transfer is not being prepared, the subroutine program ends as it is.
If the serial ROM transfer is being prepared, the flow advances to F749H to perform processing for outputting a chip select signal.
The clock output processing is performed by 752H, F754H, and F756H. Then proceed to F758H,
The chip select signal is cleared and the subroutine program ends.

By executing the subroutine program, the input data is set (temporarily stored), and the chip select signal ON (start kit set) data is written into the serial ROM data. Then, a processing counter is set, and data output processing is performed while the processing-in-progress counter is other than 0. And stabilize the command,
In cases other than read / write, operation preparation processing is performed.

FIG. 54A is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the serial ROM reading process shown in F6A3H of FIG. A serial ROM read preparation process is performed by F760H, and a chip select signal output process is performed by F765H. Next, F7
Proceeding to 6EH, processing of a read preparation work set and input data number set is performed. Then, the flow proceeds to F775H, where a clock output process is performed, an input data set process is performed by F777H, a process of subtracting and updating the number of input data by “1” is performed by F782H, and whether or not the input data is completed is determined by F785H. Judgment is made. If not finished, the flow returns to F775H again. The processing of F775H to F785H is repeatedly executed,
When the number of input data becomes 0, the process proceeds to F787H, where a process of inverting the input data is performed.
A determination is made whether the input data is within the set value range. If it is within the range, the process directly proceeds to F78DH, but if it is out of the range, the process proceeds to F78CH to clear the input data and proceed to F78DH.

In F78DH, a process of setting a probability set value flag is performed. In F78FH, a process of clearing a chip select signal is performed, and the subroutine program ends.

By executing this subroutine program, a serial EEPROM command / address is set, and a process of setting a chip select signal ON (start kit (DI) = 1) is performed. The process is repeated to set the probability set value flag. Then, a process of setting the chip select signal off (start kit (DI) = 0) is performed.

FIG. 54B is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the serial ROM set value writing processing shown in F6E5H of FIG. By F799H, processing for temporarily storing the read data and setting the transfer number is performed. Next, a process of outputting a chip select signal is performed by F79DH. And F7A6H
, A clock output process is performed, and a process of subtracting and updating the transfer number by “1” is performed by the F7A9H.
The AH determines whether the transfer is other than the end. In cases other than the end of the transfer, the process returns to F7A6H again, and the processing of F7A6H to F7AAH is repeatedly executed. When the number of transfers becomes 0 as a result of the repetitive execution, the process proceeds to F7ACH, where a process of setting the number of transfers is performed, and a process of outputting a chip select signal is performed by the F7AEH.

Then, the flow advances to F7B4H, where data output processing is performed, clock output processing is performed by F7BCH, and processing for subtracting and updating the transfer number by "1" is performed by F7BFH. Is determined. When the transfer is not completed, the process returns to F7B4H again, and the processes of F7B4H to F7C0H are repeatedly executed. If the number of transfers becomes 0 with this repetition, the process proceeds to F7C2H, in which the chip select signal is turned off and the process of outputting the chip select signal is performed.

By executing this subroutine program, read data, that is, write data is set (data comparison), a processing counter is set, and dummy data (0) is stored in the serial EEPROM while the processing counter is other than 0. ) Is performed. Then, the processing counter is set, and while the processing counter is other than 0, processing for setting the write data in the serial EEPROM is performed.

FIG. 55 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the hit ball signal processing shown in EE09H of FIG. 9A. The process of clearing the hit ball signal counter is performed by F7D1H, and whether or not the hit ball signal is off is determined by F7D5H. If it is determined that the hit ball signal is on, the process directly proceeds to F7E5H.
Proceeding to DCH, it is determined whether or not the hit ball signal counter is equal to or greater than the maximum value. If the value is equal to or greater than the maximum value, the process proceeds directly to F7E5H.
The process proceeds to 7E2H, where a process of adding and updating the hit ball signal counter by “1” is performed, and the process proceeds to F7E5H.

In F7E5H, a process of setting a hit ball signal counter is performed, and a process of setting an initial value “0” to the winning ball number signal output data is performed. Next, F7E7
The program proceeds to H, where it is determined whether or not the hit ball signal counter is "0". If it is determined that the value is "0", F7
The process proceeds to FAH, and a process of outputting the number of winning balls is performed. In this case, a signal with no prize balls is output. On the other hand, if the hit ball signal counter is not 0, the process proceeds to F7EBH, and it is determined whether or not the hit ball signal counter is "1". If "1", the subroutine program is terminated as it is. If it is not "1", the process proceeds to F7EFH, and a process of designating the number of winning balls (5) is performed. Next, the process proceeds to F7F1H, where it is determined whether or not there is no winning ball number. If the winning ball number is not present, the winning ball number output state by F7FAH is maintained. On the other hand, if it is determined that the number of prize balls is not empty, the process proceeds to F7F5H, where processing for designating the number of prize balls (15) is performed. move on.

By executing this subroutine program, the hit ball switch counter is cleared, a hit ball signal input determination process is performed, and the hit ball signal counter is updated. Then, an initial value (0) is set in the prize ball number signal output data, and the hit ball signal counter is set to 0.
In the case of, the prize ball number 0 signal is output, and when the hit ball signal counter is 1, the prize ball number is selected and output, and the determination of the prize ball number storage counter is performed. In this case, a process of setting the number of winning balls to 5 is performed, and in the case of 1 or more, the process of setting the number of winning balls to 15 is performed. When the hit ball signal counter is 2 or more, control is performed to maintain the output signal. Is done.

Next, the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.
This will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIG.

FIG. 56A is a flowchart showing a start operation at the time of turning on the power. By 0000H, the process of the interrupt prohibition state is performed, the process proceeds to 0001H, the process of setting the interrupt mode to "1" is performed, and the process jumps to the cold start shown in FIG. 63 (b). FIG. 56 (b)-
(G) is for jumping to the restart shown in FIG. 63 (a) in the case of a program error.

FIG. 57 (a) is for jumping to the interrupt shown in FIG. 61 (a).

FIG. 57 (b) is a flowchart showing the interrupt of a non-maskable interrupt. As described above, the command data (C
D0-CD7) and the interrupt signal (INT) are output to the system controller 51, as shown in FIG.
The control of the NMI interrupt shown in FIG. First, at 0066H, processing for saving the register is performed. This register includes an AF register, a DC register as a register pair, a DE register, and an HL register. The process of saving the contents of these registers and the contents of IX and IY to the stack designated by the stack pointer is performed by 0066H. Then, the process proceeds to 006DH, where it is determined whether or not the execution address is correct by using the stuck program counter. If the execution address becomes incorrect such as at the time of a program runaway, the program shown in FIG. The process jumps to a start subroutine program to perform initialization and initialization.

On the other hand, when the execution address is correct, 007E
Proceeding to H, a process of receiving the command data (CD0 to CD7) transmitted from the basic circuit 30 is performed. Next, at 0095H, it is determined whether or not the command data for 8 bytes has been received. Command data is
As described above, comH, com0 to com5, co
It is composed of 8 bytes of mC, and it is determined by 0095H whether or not the command data of 8 bytes has been received. If 8 bytes have not been received, the process proceeds to 00DEH, and the register is restored. Then, when the command data of 8 bytes has been received, the process proceeds to 00B1H, and it is determined whether or not the checksum data of comC which is the last command data is correct. As described above, the command data of the checksum of comC transmitted from the basic circuit 30 is the lower 7 bits of the sum of the data of comH to com5 transmitted by the basic circuit 30 and receives the command data. The system controller 51 performs the process of calculating the sum of the data of the received comH to com5 and calculating the lower 7 bits of the sum. The calculated lower 7-bit data and the basic circuit 30
00B1H is compared with the checksum data transmitted from the server and whether or not they match.
If they do not match, the process proceeds to 00DEH, and the register is restored. The return processing of this register is performed by storing the contents of the stack designated by the stack pointer into each register, that is, the HL register, the DE register, the BC register,
The processing returns to the AF register, and is a processing of a POP instruction which is the reverse of the processing of the PUSH instruction by 0066H. Then, after returning from the NMI, the control that was being executed before the NMI was executed is continuously executed.

On the other hand, if the checksums match and are determined to be correct by 00B1H, the process proceeds to 00B4H, and
The process of transferring the received 8-byte command data to the command buffer is performed, and the process proceeds to 00C4H. If the checksum data does not match as a result of the checksum determination, the received command data is discarded because the received command data of 00B4H is not transferred to the buffer. Becomes

At 00C4H, it is determined whether or not the received 8-byte command data is an error command. As described with reference to FIG. 8, if data of 70h is transmitted in com0 which is the main status, it is command data of an error display, and
If the command data of h is sent, it is a command of suspension, and if such command data is sent, YES is determined by 00C4H,
The processing jumps to the error command subroutine program shown in FIG.

On the other hand, if the transmitted command data is not error command data, the flow advances to 00CFH, and the transmitted 8-byte command data is different from the previously transmitted 8-byte command data. It is determined whether the data is command data. If it is not new command data, the process proceeds to 00DEH. If it is new command data, the process jumps to the hot start subroutine program shown in FIG.

FIG. 58 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program executed when it is determined by 00C4H that the command is an error command. First 00
By E5H, it is determined whether or not the main status com0 of the transmitted 8-byte command data is 70h.
Jump to the subroutine program of the command 70h shown in FIG. On the other hand, com0 which is the main status of the transmitted 8-byte command data is 75h.
In this case, the determination of YES is made by 00EAH, and the flow jumps to the subroutine program of the command 75h shown in FIG.

As described above, "70h" is set in com0 by EF0FH in FIG. 16A of the flowchart showing the control operation of the basic circuit 30, and the set com0 is determined by EEA2H in FIG. The output is sent to the system controller 51. Then, a determination of YES is made by 00E5H. On the other hand, when the gaming machine is operating, “75h” is not transmitted from the basic circuit 30 as com0. It is necessary to temporarily stop the display state of the variable display device 1 at the stage of manufacturing the gaming machine.
“75h” is input to the system controller 51 as m0. Then, as described later, the system controller 51 performs control to temporarily stop the display state of the variable display device 1.

On the other hand, if the main status com0 transmitted from the basic circuit 30 is neither “70h” nor “75h”, the process proceeds to 012DH shown in FIG. 59 (c). In 012DH, a process of clearing the error processing flag to “0” is performed. If it is determined that the command is an error command by 00C4H in FIG. 57B, an operation of setting an error processing flag is performed at that stage. However, when it is determined that the error command is not an error command by 00E5H and 00EAH, it is necessary to clear the already set error processing flag to zero. Therefore, the error processing flag is cleared to zero by 012DH. Next, the flow proceeds to 0132H, where the register is restored. In this process, the contents of the stack specified by the stack pointer are stored in the HL register, D
This is processing according to a so-called POP instruction for returning to the E register, the BC register, and the AF register.

[0196] Next, the flow advances to 0136H, where it is determined whether interrupts are being permitted or not. 013 if interrupt is not permitted
The process proceeds to AH, and a process of setting an interrupt prohibition state is performed. If the interrupt is permitted, the process proceeds to 013EH to perform a process of setting an interrupt permit state. Then return from NMI,
The control executed before the NMI is executed is continuously executed.

FIGS. 59 (a) and 59 (b) show cmd 70h,
In order to show the return process after the control of the cmd 75h, the control of the cmd 70h and the cmd 75h will be described first.

FIG. 60A is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of com70h. 0141
H changes the stack pointer. As a result, the stack pointer is changed to the stack pointer at the time of the failure display. Next, at 0148H, it is determined whether or not the evacuation flag is “1”. If the evacuation flag has not been set yet, a determination of NO is made and the process proceeds to 014EH, where the evacuation flag is set to "1" and the processing for evacuation of the slot display position is performed. This is a process of transferring the data for specifying the display position area of the symbol as the identification information displayed by the variable display device 1 at the stage when 70h is transmitted as cmd0 to the evacuation storage area, storing the data, and evacuation. is there. In the present embodiment, the design as the identification information displayed by the variable display device 2 specifies a plurality of types of flower tags as an example of decorative design identification information and the types of the plurality of types of design identification information. January, February, March... December, etc., as an example of the encoded identification information.

Next, the flow advances to 0169H, where processing for loading data in slot 2 into the DE register is performed.
Proceeding to 6CH, a process of clearing slot data is performed. The slot 2 stores the address of the display data of the flower card, which is the design identification information, and also stores the address of the message display data at the time of occurrence of an error, if necessary. Next, proceed to 017BH, set a bank value for identification information displayed by the variable display device, set a bank value for a character image displayed by the variable display device, and set a control value for screen control of the variable display device. Then, a process of setting the display value of the slot 2 and transferring the display value of the slot 2 is performed.

Next, at 018DH, a process for setting an error screen when an abnormality occurs is performed, and at 0193H, a screen drawing process for displaying the error screen is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 0196H, where processing for setting display data of "Please call a clerk" as an error message is performed, and screen drawing processing for displaying the set error message on a variable display device is performed by 019CH. . Then, FIG.
The process proceeds to the error wait subroutine program shown in FIG.

The error wait subroutine program sets a no-operation state (NOP), that is, a state in which the CPU does not operate, by using 01CCH.
This is an operation of waiting in the no operation state. Then, non-maskable interrupts (see FIG. 57 (b)) and maskable interrupts (see FIG. 61 (a))
Is exited from this no-operation state.

FIG. 60 (b) shows the results obtained by using Y
This is a subroutine program that is executed when the ES is determined. The processing for changing the stack pointer to the temporary stop stack pointer is performed by 01A2H.
Jump to the error wait shown in (e).

FIG. 60 (c) shows the in-line shown in FIG. 61 (a).
If the command is not sent for a predetermined period or more while the error flag is not set and the error flag is set, or during the round display described later,
When a rupture occurs, the operation is executed, and no control operation is performed until command data is sent, so that a no-operation state is set. The interrupt return subroutine program shown in FIG.
After the interrupt of 1 (a) is executed, the process is executed when the process returns from the interrupt. The process according to the so-called POP instruction for returning the contents of the stack designated by the stack pointer to the HL register is performed by 025BH. The process jumps to 0251H in FIG. Then, according to 0251H, the processing according to the POP instruction for returning the contents of the stack designated by the stack pointer to each of the IY register, IX register, HL register, DE register, BC register, and AF register is performed. The process of 025BH shown in (d) is performed. The process of 025BH and 0251H is repeatedly executed. In this state, when the non-maskable interrupt shown in FIG.
H and subsequent processes are executed, and when a maskable interrupt shown in FIG. 61A occurs, the processes after 01D0H are executed.

FIG. 60 (e) shows an error wait subroutine program which is controlled to the no-operation state by 01CCH, and which has been described with reference to FIG.
No control operation is performed until the interrupt shown in (a) occurs.

After the command 70h or the command 75h is transmitted and the above-mentioned error display state or the temporary stop state is reached, if command data other than the command 70h and the command 75h is transmitted, the error return subroutine shown in FIG. The program runs. Then, in the case of return from the error screen based on com70h, the process proceeds to FIG. 59 (a), where the stack pointer is restored by 01B2H, and 00F in FIG.
Proceeding to EH, processing is performed to restore the evacuated slot display position performed based on 014EH to the original position. Then, according to 0128H, the evacuation flag is cleared to 0, and the process proceeds to 012DH.

On the other hand, in the case of the return from the operation suspension based on the command 75h, the process proceeds to FIG.
The stack pointer is restored by the FH, and 0 is returned.
Proceed to 12DH.

FIG. 61A shows a subroutine program which is executed when the maskable interrupt shown in FIG. 57A occurs, for example, once every 4 msec. 01D0H, AF register, BC
Processing according to a so-called PUSH instruction for saving the contents of the registers, the DE register, the HL register, the IX register, and the IY register to the stack designated by the stack pointer is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 01D8H, and it is determined whether or not error processing is being performed. This is determined by whether or not an error flag that is set when it is determined by the 00C4H that there is an error command is set. If it is set, the process proceeds to 0251H, where 0251H and 025BH are set.
Is repeatedly executed.

On the other hand, if the error flag has not been set, the flow advances to 01E3H to perform processing for setting the processing address of the current display control operation.
By H, a process for jumping to the set processing routine is performed.

As a result, if the command data transmitted due to the occurrence of the non-maskable interrupt shown in FIG. 57B is determined to be not a new command by 00CFH, the interrupt routine shown in FIG. Is executed and no error processing is being performed, the display control operation of the variable display device, which has been performed so far, is continuously performed. On the other hand, if the error flag associated with the occurrence of the abnormality is set, the message "Please call a clerk" is displayed on the variable display device by the aforementioned 0196H and 019CH while the 0251H and 025H are displayed.
25BH processing is repeatedly executed. When a non-maskable interrupt is generated and a correct command other than the error command is transmitted, 00C4
H makes a determination of NO, clears the error flag by 034EH, and as a result, NO by 01D8H
Is determined, and the process jumps to a processing routine corresponding to the variable display control operation before the occurrence of the abnormality before the error flag is set. The same control operation is performed when the above-described temporary stop abnormality occurs.

By jumping to the processing routine corresponding to the variable display control operation being executed by 01E6H, the subroutine program shown in FIG. 61B is executed when the control of the processing routine is completed. This subroutine program controls the vertical swing of the reel, the rotation control of the Hanafuda,
The big hit display control operation and the display control operation of the winning number of the variable winning ball device are executed. As will be described later, a flower card as a design symbol displayed by the variable display device 1 causes a vertical swing display that moves in a vertical direction or a flower card to be sequentially turned up depending on the type of the reach when a reach or the like is generated. A drop display that falls downward, a rotation display in which each flower card rotates around the vertical axis on the spot, and the like are performed. First 0
At 1E7H, it is determined whether or not the pitch flag of the left reel is set. If it is not set, the process proceeds to 01EFH, and it is determined whether or not the pitch flag of the right reel is set. If it is not set, the process proceeds to 01F4H, and it is determined whether or not the pitch flag of the middle reel is set. Is determined, and if it is not set, the process proceeds to 0200H in FIG. 61 (c). Then, the above-described processing for scroll display control of the encoded identification information is performed.

Next, the process proceeds to 0203H, where it is determined whether or not the rotation flag of the left flower card is set. If not, the process proceeds to 020BH to determine whether or not the rotation flag of the right flower card is set. The determination is made. If it is not set, the process proceeds to 0210H, and it is determined whether or not the rotation flag of the middle flower card is set. Done.

If the left reel pitch flag is set, the process advances to 01ECH, where display control is performed to perform left reel pitch processing and reciprocate the left flower card vertically. When the pitch flag of the right reel is set, a process of pitching the right reel is performed by 01F1H. Similarly, when the middle reel pitching flag is set, the center reel pitching display processing is performed by 01F6H. When the flower tag falling flag is set, a process of controlling the display of falling of the middle card is performed by 01FDH.

Next, when the left flower label rotation flag is set, control to rotate and display the left flower card about the vertical axis is performed by 0208H. When the right flower card rotation flag is set, 020DH is set. Accordingly, the control for rotating and displaying the right card is performed. When the rotation flag for the middle card is set, the control for rotating and displaying the middle card is performed by 0212H.

Next, at 022AH in FIG. 62 (b), it is determined whether or not the fever flag set by the occurrence of the specific game state (big hit state) has been set. Go on,
If it is set, the process proceeds to 022EH, and a big hit is displayed on the variable display device 1. Next, at 0231H,
It is determined whether or not the ball count flag is set, and if so, a ball count process is executed. At 0248H, it is determined whether or not the in-process flag is set. If the flag is set, a process of adding and updating the operation counter by “1” is performed, and then the process proceeds to 0251H. On the other hand, if the processing flag is not set, the processing address is set to no operation, and the process moves to FIG. Also, 0251
After the processing of H is executed, the flow shifts to the interrupt return in FIG.

FIG. 63 (a) shows the system controller 5
This is a restart subroutine program which is executed after a determination of NO is made by 006DH when 1 runs out of control or the like. At 025EH, a process of initializing the stack pointer is performed, and at 0261H, a process of initializing the display data of the liquid crystal display device by looking up the LCDC initialization data table. Next, the flow advances to 0270H, where processing for initializing the RAM 55 is performed.
The processing for initializing the output port is performed by H
At 9AH, processing for setting color pallet data is performed, and at 02A5H, processing for initializing slot 2 data is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 02ABH, in which data on the occurrence of an abnormality is set, and a screen drawing process for displaying the occurrence of the abnormality on a variable display device is performed by 02B1H. , Data to be displayed is set, and a screen drawing process for displaying the error message on the variable display device 1 is performed by 02BAH. Then, the flow jumps to the command wait process of 0347H.

FIG. 63 (b) is a cold start subroutine program executed when the power-on start shown in FIG. 56 (a) is performed. The 02DDH performs a process of initializing data for display on the liquid crystal display device by looking up the LCDC initialization data table. Next, the processing for initializing the data stored in the RAM 55 is performed by 02ECH, and the video RA is processed by 02ECH.
A process for initializing the storage data of M56 is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 02ECH, where processing for initializing the slot display position and initializing the scroll amount of the identification information is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 02F9H, in which a process of setting color pallet data is performed. In 0304H, a process of setting an initial symbol number, that is, a symbol number of identification information displayed first by the variable display device 1 when the power is turned on is performed.
Next, the processing proceeds to 0342H, where processing for setting a stack pointer is performed, and the processing proceeds to 0347H, where command wait processing is performed. This command wait process is a process in which the CPU of the system controller 51 is put into a state in which the CPU of the system controller 51 does not operate after the process of the no operation state (NOP) is performed after the interrupt is permitted.

FIG. 64 is a flow chart showing a hot start subroutine program executed when a new command is transmitted in FIG. 57 (b). At 034BH, a process of setting a stack pointer is performed, and at 034EH, a process of clearing an error flag to zero and a save flag (backup flag) to zero is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 037AH, where the transmitted command data of the main status is co.
It is determined whether or not m0 is “2dh”. co
When m0 is "2dh", as shown in FIG. 7, the main status of the jackpot operation is reached. In this case, the process directly proceeds to 037AH.
As a result, a command saving process is performed.

Next, at 037AH, com0 of the transmitted command data is 0xH, 1xH, 2xH, 3
Processing for determining any of xH, 4xH, 6xH, and others is performed. Then, the process jumps to a command processing subroutine program corresponding to each of the determined results. The data of com0 and the jump destination are stored in a command table in the form of a table, and the jump destination is determined by looking up the command table. If com0 is 0xH, the program jumps to a screen non-display subroutine program,
In the case of 1xH, jump to the subroutine program of the demonstration screen display, in the case of 2xH, jump to the subroutine program of the game screen display, in the case of 3xH, jump to the subroutine program of the fever interval screen, in the case of 4xH Jumps to the fever round display subroutine program and
In the case of H, the program jumps to the subroutine program of the fever end screen, and in the case of other data, the program jumps to the command error subroutine program.

FIG. 65A shows a subroutine program executed when com0 is 0xH.
After the operation counter is cleared to 0 by H, com0
Is determined to be “00H”, and “00H” is determined.
In the case of "H", the process jumps to the subroutine program shown in FIG. On the other hand, if it is not "00H", the program jumps to the command error subroutine program. The operation count is a timer that counts up in accordance with a clock signal from the oscillation circuit 63, and is used to advance the movable display control according to time.

In FIG. 65 (c), the screen display is turned off by 03F3H and the display state of the variable display device 1 is erased and turned off.
Jump to the command wait of.

When com0 is “1 × H”, FIG.
The subroutine program of (b) is executed and 03FD
Based on H, it is determined whether or not com0 is “10H”. If “com0” is “10H”, the process jumps to the subroutine program shown in FIG. 65 (d). Jump to subroutine program.

In FIG. 65 (d), the processing-in-progress flag is set by 0436H, and the demonstration screen display processing (rtn 1
The processing address of 0h) is set. And 0347
H command wait jump. In this state, if the interrupt subroutine program shown in FIG. 61A is executed, the processing address is checked by 01E3H, and the processing jumps to the processing address of the demonstration screen display processing set by the above-described 0436H. As a result, the subroutine program of the demo screen display processing is executed, and the variable display device 1 displays the demo screen.

When com0 is “2 × H”, FIG.
The subroutine program shown in (a) is executed. 0
With 444H, the operation counter is cleared to zero and co
The value of m0 is determined, the processing routine table is looked up, and processing for jumping to a subroutine program corresponding to the value is performed. Then, the value of com0 is “20”
In the case of "H", it jumps to the subroutine program of the pre-symbol variation preparation, in the case of "21H", it jumps to the all symbol variation subroutine program, in the case of "22H", it jumps to the left symbol stop subroutine program,
In the case of "23H", it jumps to the right symbol stop subroutine program, in the case of "24H", it jumps to the middle symbol stop subroutine program, and in the case of "25H", it jumps to the normal reach (two laps) subroutine program In the case of "26H", jump to the subroutine program of normal reach (3 laps), in the case of "27H", jump to the subroutine program of tornado reach, and in the case of "28H", reach 337 beats Jumps to the subroutine program of the game reach in the case of "29H",
In the case of "aH", the program jumps to the twin reach subroutine program, in the case of "2bH", the program jumps to a subroutine program of shortened all symbols variation, and in the case of "2cH", it jumps to the subroutine program of shortened all symbols stop. , "2dH", the routine jumps to the subroutine program of the jackpot operation, otherwise, it jumps to the subroutine program of the command error.

FIG. 67 (a) is a subroutine program for pre-symbol change preparation executed when the result of the judgment at 0444H is "20H". At 047DH, a processing flag is set, the processing address is set to rtn 20h before the symbol change, and processing for jumping to the command wait of 0347H is performed.

FIG. 67 (b) is a subroutine program for changing all symbols which is executed when the result of the judgment of 0444H is "21H". The process of acquiring and retracting the symbol number, acquiring and retracting the middle symbol number, and acquiring and retracting the right and left symbol numbers is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 04ADH, in which all symbols are changed, that is, a process of setting the processing address of rtn 21h is performed, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 67 (c) is a subroutine program of a left symbol stop process executed when the result of the determination of 0444H is "22H". First, whether or not the command order is correct is determined by 04B6H. Com0 which is the main status of the command data is the basic circuit 3
It changes in accordance with the progress of the game state of the gaming machine whose progress is controlled by the game control operation by 0, and the pattern of the change is predetermined so as to be in a predetermined order. Then, it is determined by 04B6H according to the command order determination data whether or not the predetermined order is established. When com0 is “2 × H”, in the variable display operation, first, a pre-symbol change preparation process is performed, then all the symbol change processes are performed, then the left symbol stop process is performed, and reach is established at that stage. If not, the middle symbol stop processing is performed. If the symbol is a missed symbol, the display operation is sequentially repeated again from the pre-symbol change preparation process based on the winning prize of the hit ball. On the other hand, if the reach is established at the stage when the right symbol stop processing is performed, either the normal reach (two laps) or the normal reach (three laps) is displayed according to the type of the reach. Then, after that, the middle symbol is stopped, and in the case where the symbol is deviated in that state, the process shifts to the symbol variation preparatory process again. Furthermore, if the mode is the shortening mode in the probability fluctuation state, after the symbol fluctuation preparation processing is performed,
When the shortened all symbol variation process is performed and the reach is displayed, any of the tornado reach, the 337 beat beat reach, the game reach, or the twin reach is displayed, and thereafter, the shortened all symbol stop process is performed.

The command order determination data is 000000 at 0AC2H in FIG.
10b (b represents a binary number). Then, the logical product of 00000010b is calculated for the command order determination data by 04B6H. If the command order is correct, 00000010b and 0000
In order to be a logical product with 0010b, the operation result is
000000010b. In that case, 04B6H
Is determined to be YES, and a process of rotating the command order determination data counterclockwise is performed by 04BEH. As a result, the command order determination data that was 000000010b becomes 00000100b. Next, 04C7H
, The address for left symbol stop control, that is, rtn
22h is set as the processing address, and jumps to the command wait of 0347H. On the other hand, when the transmission order of the command data is not correct, if the logical product of 00000010b is calculated for the command sequential data, the answer is 00000000b. In that case 04
B6H makes a negative determination and jumps to the command error subroutine program.

FIG. 67 (d) shows that “23”
This is a subroutine program of a right symbol stop process executed when it is determined to be "H". First, with 04D0H,
A determination is made whether the command order is correct. This judgment is made for the command order judgment data by 00000100
The logical product of b is calculated, and the calculation result is 00000000
Judgment is made based on whether it has become 0b, and in the case of 00000000b, jump to a command error. If the transmission order of the command data is correct, 00000100b
And 00000100b, the operation result is 00000100b. In that case, 0
A determination of YES is made by 4D0H, and a process of rotating the command order determination data to the left is performed by 04D8H. As a result, the command order determination data becomes 00001.
000b. Next, the process proceeds to 04E1H, where the address of the right symbol stop process, that is, rtn 23h is set as the process address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 68 (a) shows that “444”
This is a subroutine program of the middle symbol stop process executed when it is determined to be "H". 04EAH determines whether the command order is correct. This determination is made based on the command order determination data 00001000b.
And the operation result is 00000000b
Is performed depending on whether or not And 000000
If it becomes 00b, the program jumps to the subroutine program of the command error. If the order of the transmitted command data is correct, at the stage of 04EAH, since the command order determination data is 00001000b, the logical product of 00001000b and 00001000b is calculated, and the calculation result is 00001b.
000b. In that case, 04EAH
Is determined as YES, and a process of rotating the command order determination data to the left is performed by 04F2H.
As a result, the command order determination data is 0001000
0b. Next, the process proceeds to 04EBH, where the address of the middle symbol stop processing, that is, rtn 24h, is set as the processing address, and jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 68 (b) shows that “25”
Normal reach (2 laps) executed when it is determined to be "H"
5 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of FIG. According to 0504H, a process of calculating a logical product of 00001000b is performed on the command order determination data,
If the calculation result is 000000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program. On the other hand, FIG. 68 (b) is executed after the stop processing of the right symbol is performed. If the command data is transmitted in the correct order, the command order determination data becomes 00001000b. There should be. In this case, the logical product of 00001000b and 00001000b is calculated by 0504H, and the calculation result should be 00001000b. In that case, YES is determined by 0504H and 050C
By H, a process of rotating the command order determination data to the left is performed. As a result, the command order determination data is 0
0010000b. Next, the process proceeds to 0515H, where an address at which the control of the normal reach (two rounds) is executed, that is, rtn 25h is set as the processing address, and 03
Jump to the command wait of 47H.

FIG. 69 (a) shows that “444”
Normal reach (3 laps) executed when it is determined to be "H"
5 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of FIG. According to 051EH, a process of calculating AND of 00001000b is performed on the command order determination data,
If the operation result is 000000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program. On the other hand, FIG. 69 (a) is executed after the stop processing of the right symbol is performed. If the command data is transmitted in a correct order, the command order determination data is 00001000b. Should be. In this case, the logical product of 00001000b and 00001000b is calculated, and the calculation result is 000
01000b. In that case, a process of rotating the command order determination data to the left is performed according to 052BH. As a result, the command order determination data is 0001
0000. Next, YES is determined by 051EH and the process proceeds to 052FH, where the address where the normal reach (3 rounds) process is executed, that is, rtn 26h is set as the process address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 69B shows that “27”
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of tornado reach executed when it is determined as "H". 053
8H, the command order determination data is 00000
Processing for calculating the logical product of 010b is performed. When the calculation result becomes 00000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program. On the other hand, in the tornado reach subroutine program, as described above, the pre-symbol change preparation processing is executed, the shortened all-symbol change processing is executed, and then executed, and the command data is transmitted in the correct order. If so, the command order determination data should be 00000010b. In that case, 00000010b and 000
An AND operation with 0000010b is performed, and the operation result is 00000010b. In that case, 0
A determination of YES is made by 538H, the process proceeds to 0540H, a process of setting 0010000b to the command order determination data is performed, and thereafter, the process proceeds to 054AH, an address for executing tornado reach, that is, rtn 27h is set as a process address, and a command wait of 0347H is set. Jump to

FIG. 69 (c) shows that “28”
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of 337 beats reach executed when it determines with "H".
0553H, the command order determination data is set to 00
Processing for calculating the logical product of 00000010b is performed. If the calculation result is 00000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program. On the other hand, the subroutine program of the 337 beat beat reach is executed after the symbol variation preparatory process is performed and the shortened all symbol variation process is performed, as described above. If it has been transmitted, the command order determination data should be 00000010b. In that case, 00000010b and 0
The logical product with 000000010b is calculated, and the calculation result is 00000010b. In that case, a determination of YES is made by 0553H and 055B
H, the command order determination data is set to 00010000
The process of setting to b is performed. Thereafter, the process proceeds to 0565H, where an address for executing the process of 337 beats reach, that is, rtn 28h is set as the process address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 69 (d) shows that "29"
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of game reach executed when it determines with "H". 056
By EH, 00001 for the command order determination data
000b is calculated, and when the calculation result is 00000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program. On the other hand, the subroutine program of the game reach is executed after the right symbol stop processing is executed. If the command data is transmitted in a correct order, the command order determination data should be 00001000b. It is. In that case, 00001000b and 000010
A logical AND with 00b is calculated, and the calculation result is 00001000b. In that case, 056E
H makes a determination of YES and proceeds to 0576H, where processing for rotating the command order determination data counterclockwise is performed, and as a result, the command order determination data becomes 00010000b
Becomes Next, the program proceeds to 057FH, where the address for executing the game reach control, that is, rtn 29h is set as the processing address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 70 (a) shows “2a
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the twin reach executed when it determines with "H". 058
8H, the command order determination data is 00001
000b is calculated, and if the calculation result is 00000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program. On the other hand, the twin reach subroutine program is executed after the right symbol stop processing is executed. If the command data is transmitted in the correct order, the command order determination data is 00001000b. Should be. In that case, 00001000b and 00001
000b and the operation result is 00
001000b. In this case, a determination of YES is made by 0588H, and the process proceeds to 0590H, where processing for rotating the command order determination data to the left is performed, and as a result, the command order determination data becomes 00010000b.
Next, the processing proceeds to 0599H, where processing for setting an address for performing twin reach control, that is, rtn2ah, as a processing address is performed, and the flow jumps to a command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 70 (b) shows “2b
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the shortened all symbol variation process executed when it is determined as "H". By 05A2H, a process of retreating the command buffer to the command save area is performed, and a process of acquiring and retreating each of the left symbol number, the middle symbol number, and the right symbol number is performed. Next, 05C4H
FIG. 70 (c) is a flowchart showing a program for processing a command error. According to 03B5, control is performed to set an interrupt return process to the processing address, the process proceeds to 03BC, a process for clearing the command order determination data to 0 is performed, and a jump is made to the command wait of 0347H.

The processing flag is set, and an address for performing the shortened all symbol variation control, that is, rtn2bh is set as the processing address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 71A shows that “2c”
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the shortened all symbol stop process performed when it judges as "H". According to 05CDH, a process of calculating a logical product of 00000010b on the command order determination data is performed.
If the operation result is 000000000b, the flow jumps to a command error subroutine program.
On the other hand, the subroutine program of the shortened all symbol stop control is executed after the symbol preparatory process is performed and then the shortened all symbol variation process is performed, and when the command data is transmitted in a correct order. , The command order determination data should be 00000010b. As a result, 00000010b and 0000
0010b and the result of the operation is 0
0000010b. In that case, a determination of YES is made by the 05CDH, the process proceeds to 05D5H, and processing for setting 00010000b to the command order determination data is performed. Thereafter, the process proceeds to 05DFH, in which an address for executing the shortened all symbol stop control, that is, rtn 2ch is set as a processing address.
Jump to the command weight of.

FIG. 71 (b) shows “2d
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the big hit operation performed when it judges as "H". 05E
By 8H, it is determined whether the fever command is correct. In this determination, a logical AND of 00010000b is calculated for the command order determination data, and the determination is made based on the calculation result. The operation result is 000000
In the case of 00b, the process jumps to the subroutine program of the command error. On the other hand, the big hit operation subroutine program is executed after the middle symbol stop process is performed or after the shortened all symbol stop process is performed. When the command data is transmitted in a correct order, The command order determination data is 000100
It should be 00b. In that case, 000
The operation is a logical product of 10,000b and 00010000b, and the operation result is 00010000b. In that case, a determination of YES is made by 05E8H and 0
The process proceeds to 5F0, where processing for rotating the command order determination data to the left is performed. As a result, the command order determination data becomes 00
100000b.

Then, the program proceeds to 062AH, in which a process for setting an address for controlling the big hit operation, ie, rtn2dh, as a processing address is performed, and the process jumps to a command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 71 (c) shows that 037AH
This subroutine program is executed when it is determined that m0 is "3xH". The rewriting flag and the ball count flag are cleared to 0 by 063EH, and 00000000b is added to the command order determination data.
Is set, and an address for controlling the display of the fever interval screen, that is, rtn 3xh is set as the processing address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 71 (d) shows that “4x
H ", the rewriting flag is cleared to 0 by 0654H, and 00000000b is added to the command order determination data.
Is set, the ball count flag is set, the address for executing the fever round display control, that is, rtn 4xh is set as the processing address, and the process jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 71 (e) shows “6x
H ", the rewrite flag and the ball count flag are cleared to 0 by 0668H, the command order determination data is set to 00000000b, and the fever end screen display control is performed. Rtn6 which is the address to perform
xh is set as the processing address, and the processing jumps to the command wait of 0347H.

FIG. 72A is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for displaying a demonstration screen stored at the processing address set by the above-mentioned 0436H. Based on 0671H, the count value of the operation counter is determined, the processing routine jump table is looked up based on the count value, and the result is stored at the jump destination address stored in the processing routine jump table. Control is performed to jump to a subroutine program for displaying a demo screen. This jump destination branches to 33 as shown in FIGS. 72 (a) and 72 (b). The operation counter described above is
As shown in (a) and (b), 0, 179, 180.
If it is not 200, the program jumps to the program shown in FIG. Then, it is determined whether or not the operation counter is less than 610 by 0868H. If the operation counter is less than 610, the process proceeds to 0877H, where the demo screen 0 operation table is looked up and the demo screen image is read out.
87CH performs a process of performing an operation drawing process on the read demo screen image. Next, proceed to 0882H, look up the demo table 1 operation table,
The demo screen 1 image data stored in the operation table is read, and a process of performing an operation drawing process on the read data is performed by 0887H. The demo
The screen 0 operation table and the demo screen 1 operation table mainly store background image data when the variable display device 1 displays a demonstration.

Then, the process proceeds to 088DH, where the demo slot position operation table is looked up, and the demo slot operation image data stored therein is read out.
Thereby, the process of drawing the read image data in operation is performed. The demo / slot position operation table mainly stores image data of characters such as persons when a demonstration is displayed by the variable display device 1.

The operation counter is set to 610 by 0868H.
When it is determined that the above is the case, the process proceeds to 0898H, and the demo screen 0 operation table 2 is looked up, and
The image display data at the time of the reach stored therein is read out, and a process of drawing the read out image data in operation is performed by 089DH. Next, the process proceeds to 08A3H, where the operation table 2 for the demo screen 1 is looked up, and the background image data stored therein is read out.
Thus, a process of performing an operation drawing process on the read background image data is performed.

FIG. 74 (a) is a subroutine program executed when it is determined by 0671H that the operation counter is "0". Then, the processing from 0719H to 076FH shown in FIG.
Thereafter, the flow advances to 0868H in FIG.

FIG. 74 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 180, 187, 570, 61 due to 0671H.
3, 780, 823, 990, 1033 is a subroutine executed when it is determined that
After executing the process of 084CH, the process proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 74 (c) shows a subroutine program which is executed when it is determined that the count value of the operation counter is 181 by 0771H.
After the processing of (1) is executed, the flow proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 74 (d) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 182, 400, 610, 82 due to 0671H.
A subroutine program to be executed when it is determined to be one of 0, 1030, and 1079;
After performing the process of 02H, the process proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 74 (e) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 250, 401, 460, 82 due to 0671H.
This is a subroutine program executed when it is determined to be either 1880 or 1880. After executing the process of 0813H, the process proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 74 (f) shows a subroutine program which is executed when it is determined by the operation of 0671H that the count value of the operation counter is one of 611 and 665. After executing the processing of 0824H, the program proceeds to 0868H. .

FIG. 74 (g) shows a subroutine program which is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 1029 by 0671H. After the process of 0835H is executed, the process proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 74 (h) shows a subroutine program executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 1078 by 0671H.
After executing the process of 846H, the process proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 74 (i) is a subroutine program which is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 1080 by 0671H.

FIG. 74 (j) is a subroutine program executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 1200 by 0671H. After executing the process of 085EH, the process proceeds to 0868H.

FIG. 75 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program stored at the processing address set by 047DH in FIG. 08AC
The count value of the operation counter is determined by H, and the program jumps to each subroutine program according to the count value of the operation counter.

FIG. 75 (b) is a subroutine program executed when the count value of the operation counter is other than the respective values shown in FIG. 75 (a), and a process of setting a screen rewriting flag by 0A19H is performed. And then return.

FIG. 75 (c) is a subroutine program executed when it is determined by the 08ACH that the count value of the operation counter is 0, and the processing of setting pallet data in the pallet area is performed by 08F0H. The data bank is set to "1" by 08FBH, the screen 1 data is saved by 0910H, and the slot 2 data is saved by 0919H to clear the slot. Next, 0935
The process proceeds to H, where a process of setting 12H to the character bank is performed. The process proceeds to 093CH, and it is determined whether or not the rewrite flag is set. If not, the subroutine program shown in FIG. move on. On the other hand, if it is set, the process proceeds to 0942H, and BASE0 is loaded into the HL register.
SCRN0 is loaded into the DT register, and drawing processing is performed by 0948H.

Thereafter, the flow advances to 094BH shown in FIG. 67A, to load NORMAL0 into the HL register.
RN0 is loaded into the DE register, and drawing processing is performed by 0951H.

FIG. 76 (b) shows a subroutine program which is executed after the process of 0951H is executed or when the judgment of 093CH is NO.
According to 54H, processing for clearing the A register is performed.
“0” is set to the left reel scroll amount and the left reel display amount, the reach flag is cleared to 0, the rewrite flag is set, and 00000001b is set to the command order determination data. Next, 097
Proceeding to 3H, the left reel indicator is set in the DE register, the previous left symbol number is obtained, and the left flower label display position is set in the DE register. Further, similarly, the same processing is performed on the right reel and the middle reel as on the left reel. Next, the process proceeds to 09DAH, where a flower tag erasing position is set, and then proceeds to 0A19H.

FIG. 76 (c) is executed when it is determined by the 08ACH that the count value of the operation counter is equal to or greater than 24 and less than 47, and a flower card erasing process is performed by 09F8H, and the process proceeds to 0A19H.

FIG. 76 (d) is executed when it is determined by the 08ACH that the count value of the operation counter is 24, and the flower card erasing position is set by the 09ECH.
Go to 09F8H.

FIG. 76 (e) is executed when it is determined by the 08ACH that the count value of the operation counter is 48. After the slot 1 data is loaded into the DE register by 09FEH, the slot is cleared by 0A01H. The process proceeds to 0A19H. This slot 1 stores an address of flower label display data which is design identification information.

FIG. 76 (f) is executed when it is determined by the 08ACH that the count value of the operation counter is 190, and the operation counter is set to "48" by 0A12H.
Is set, and the process proceeds to 0A19H.

FIG. 77 (a) shows the 04AT of FIG. 67 (b).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of all the symbol variation processing memorize | stored at the processing address set by H. The count value of the operation counter is determined by 0A1FH, and when the count value is 1 or more and less than 120, a subroutine program shown in FIG. 77 (b) is executed.

By 0B8DH in FIG. 77 (b), the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount are each set to “12”. Then, the process advances to 0B96H, where scroll processing of the left reel is performed, and a Hanafuda rotation flag is set. Next, the process proceeds to 0BA1H, where the scroll amount of the right encoded identification information and the rotation amount of the right card are set to “12”, and 0 is set.
Proceeding to BAAH, a right reel scroll process is performed, and a Hanafuda rotation flag is set. Next, proceed to 0BB5H,
The scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount of the middle encoding identification information (middle reel) are set to "12", and the process proceeds to 0BBEH.
The middle reel scroll processing is performed, and the flower card rotation flag is set.

Then, the flow advances to 0BCCH to load a start operation table into the HL register, and a moving image drawing process is performed.

FIG. 78 (a) is executed when the count of the operation counter is determined to be 0 by 0A1FH, and the screen 1 data is loaded into the DE register by 0A53H, and the process of clearing the screen is performed by 0A53H.
A56H, 0A59H, slot 0
A process of loading data into the DE register is performed.
Processing for clearing slot data is performed by 5CH, processing for loading slot 1 data into the DE register is performed by 0A5FH, and processing for clearing slot data is performed by 0A62H. The slot 0 stores the address of the display data of the encoded identification information.

Then, the process advances to 0A65H, and 1 is entered in the data bank.
Is set, and 2 is set in the character bank. The process advances to 0A97H to determine whether or not the screen rewrite flag is set. If so, the process advances to 0A9DH to load BASE0 into the HL register. Then, SCRN0 is loaded into the DE register, and 0AA3H
Performs the drawing process.

FIG. 78 (b) is executed when it is determined by the 0A97H that the screen rewrite flag is not set or after the process of 0AA3H is executed.
By B4H, the A register is cleared, symbol display control is performed, and then the process proceeds to 0AC2H, and processing for setting the command order determination data to 00000010 is performed.

FIG. 78 (c) is executed after the processing of 0AC2H, in which the scroll amount of the left flower card is set to "2" by 0B75H, the scroll amount of the right flower card is set to "2" by 0B7DH, and the processing is performed by 0B85H. , The scroll amount of the middle flower card is set to “2”, and 0B8
Proceed to DH.

FIG. 79 (a) shows the structure of 04C7 in FIG. 67 (c).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the left symbol stop stored at the processing address set by H. The count value of the operation counter is determined based on 0BD5H.
In the case other than the respective numerical values in FIG.
Is executed.

At 0C74H in FIG. 79 (b), the scroll amount of the right reel, that is, the scroll amount of the right encoded identification information and the rotation amount of the right card are both set to "12".
Next, the process proceeds to 0C7DH, and a right reel scroll process is performed. Next, the flow advances to 0C88H, where both the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount are set to “12”.
By 1H, a middle reel scroll process is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 0C9FH, where the stop operation data of the left symbol is set, and 0CA4H performs the moving image drawing process on the left symbol stop image data.

FIG. 79 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0BD5H that the count value of the operation counter is 0, the A register is cleared by 0C0DH, and the display immediately before the left symbol is controlled. .

FIG. 79 (d) is executed after the D process of 0C0DH is performed, and both the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount are set to “8” by 0C3EH.
By 0C47H, a left reel scroll process is performed,
The Hanafuda rotation flag is set, and the routine proceeds to 0C74H.

FIG. 79 (e) is executed when it is determined by 0BD5H that the count value of the operation counter is 3 or more and less than 35, and both the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount are set to "1". 0C5EH
The left reel scroll process is performed, and the process proceeds to 0C74H.

FIG. 79 (f) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 36 by 0BD5H, and when the reel pitch flag is not yet set by 0C6CH, the reel pitch is set. The process of setting the flag is performed, and the process proceeds to 0C74H.

FIG. 80 (a) shows the structure of 04E1 in FIG. 67 (d).
It is a flowchart which shows the right symbol stop subroutine program stored at the processing address set by H. The count value of the operation counter is determined by 0CA8H. If the determined value is other than the number shown in FIG. 80A, the process proceeds to FIG. 80B.

In the 0D5CH of FIG. 80 (b), the process of setting both the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount to “12” is performed, the process proceeds to 0D65H, and the middle reel scroll display process is performed. The flag is set. Next, proceeding to 0D70H, it is determined whether or not the left stop symbol number and the right stop symbol number match, and it is determined whether or not the condition for displaying reach is satisfied. Reads out the right symbol stop operation data stored in the right symbol stop operation table 1 and
According to D81H, the right symbol stop operation data is subjected to moving image drawing processing in order to stop and display the right symbol according to the read data.

On the other hand, if the condition of the reach is not satisfied, the process proceeds to 0D89H, a process of reading the stored data of the right symbol stop operation table 2 is performed, and proceeds to 0D8EH to stop and display the right symbol according to the read data. In order to perform this, the right symbol stop operation data is subjected to moving image drawing processing. Since the right symbol stop operation table 1 stores more stop operation data than the right symbol stop operation table 2, the right symbol has a lower symbol when the reach condition is satisfied. Many moving images will be displayed by the variable display device 1 before the stop.

FIG. 80 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0CA8H that the count value of the operation counter is 0. By 0CE4H, the right reel scroll amount, right reel display amount, and right flower card rotation amount are 0. Cleared, control is performed to set and display the symbol number one symbol before the right scheduled stop symbol.

FIG. 81 (a) is executed after the processing of FIG. 80 (c) has been performed, and the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount are both set to “8” by 0D15H, and the process proceeds to 0D1EH. A process for scroll-displaying the right reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 0D5CH in FIG. 80 (b).

FIG. 81 (b) is executed when it is determined by 0CA8H that the count value of the operation counter is 3 or more and less than 35, and both the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount are set to 0D2CH. Set to "1" and 0
The process advances to D35H, where processing for scrolling the right reel is performed, and the process advances to 0D5CH.

FIG. 81 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0CA8H that the count value of the operation counter is 36, the process of setting the vertical reel flag of the right reel is performed by 0D43H, and the process proceeds to 0DCH.

FIG. 81 (d) is executed when it is determined by CA8H that the count value of the operation counter is 37 or more and less than 45, and it is determined by 0D4EH whether or not the condition of the reach display is satisfied. When the condition is not satisfied, the process proceeds to 0D5CH. When the condition is satisfied, the process proceeds to 0D57H, and after the process of setting the reach flag is performed, the process proceeds to 0D5CH.

FIG. 82 (a) is a diagram showing 04EB of FIG. 68 (a).
It is a subroutine program of the middle symbol stop processing stored at the processing address set by H. 0D9
The count value of the operation counter is determined by 2H. If the count value is not the order shown in FIG. 82 (a), the process proceeds to 0E47H in FIG. 82 (b) and “12H” is set in the character bank. Is performed.

FIG. 82 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0D92H that the count value of the operation counter is 0, and it is determined by 0DCAH whether or not the condition of the reach display is satisfied. If the condition is established, the process proceeds to 0DD0H, the process for the display color during the normal reach is performed, the process proceeds to 0DD3H, the process of setting COM0 command data to the fever command is performed, and then the process proceeds to 0DD9H. On the other hand, if the reach condition is not satisfied, the process directly proceeds to 0DD9H, the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount are cleared to 0, and the symbol data one symbol before the scheduled middle symbol is removed. A process for setting and displaying is performed, and the process proceeds to 0E0EH.

At 0E0EH in FIG. 82D, the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount are set to “8”, and
The process of scrolling the middle reel is performed by 0E17H, and the process proceeds to 0E47H.

FIG. 82 (e) is executed when it is determined by 0D92H that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 4 and less than 35. In 0E25H, the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount are set to “1”. Is set to 0E2E
The process proceeds to H, where a process of scrolling the middle reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 0E47H.

FIG. 82 (f) is executed when it is determined by 0D92H that the count value of the operation counter is 36, and the process proceeds to 0E47H after the processing of setting the pitch flag of the middle reel by 0E3CH. .

FIG. 83 (a) is a diagram showing the structure of FIG.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of normal reach (two rounds) stored in the processing address set by H. The count value of the operation counter is checked by 0E4FH. If the count value of the counter is other than the number shown in FIG.
Jump to the program shown in (b).

In 0F88H of FIG. 83 (b), a process of setting "12h" in the character bank is performed, the reach operation table is looked up, and the reach operation data stored in the reach operation table is read out.
At 97H, control is performed to cause the variable display device 1 to display a reach operation by performing an operation drawing process on the read reach operation data.

FIG. 83 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0E4FH that the count value of the operation counter is 0, and it is determined by 0E97H whether or not the reach flag is set. If there is, the process proceeds to 0E9DH to perform normal reach color processing, and
The process proceeds to A0H, in which the command data of com0 is set in the fever command, the control for clearing the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle card rotation amount to 0 and displaying "January" as a middle symbol is performed. Done.

FIG. 84 (a) is executed when it is determined by 0E4FH that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 1 and less than 255, and the number of deceleration symbols is fetched by 0ED5H based on the command data of com4. It is determined whether the symbol is a symbol before the number of the deceleration symbols. If so, the process proceeds to 0F06H, sets "256" in the operation counter, and proceeds to 0F0DH.
On the other hand, if it is not in front of the number of deceleration symbols, 0EE
The process advances to FH to set the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount to “4”, and advances to 0EF8H.
The process of scrolling the middle reel is performed and 0F8
Proceed to 8H.

FIG. 84 (b) is executed after the execution of the process of 0F06H or when it is determined by 0E4FH that the count value of the operation counter is 255 or more and less than 1999, and the command data of com4 is fetched by 0F0DH. A deceleration symbol is determined based on the acquired deceleration symbol number data, and it is determined whether or not the middle symbol is the deceleration symbol. If not, the process proceeds to 0F20H, sets the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount to “4”, proceeds to 0F29H, performs a process of scroll-displaying the middle reel, and proceeds to 0F88H. On the other hand, if it is determined by 0F0D1 that the vehicle is in the deceleration symbol, the operation counter is set to 0F37H by “2”.
000 "and the program proceeds to the program shown in FIG.

FIG. 85 (a) is executed after the process of 0F37H is completed or when it is determined by 0E4FH that the operation counter is not less than 1999 and less than 4999,
By 3EH, it is determined whether or not a stop symbol has been reached. If the middle symbol is not the stop symbol yet, the process proceeds to 0F47H, where the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount are set to “1”, and the middle reel is scroll-displayed by 0F50H. After 0F8
Proceed to 8H. On the other hand, when it is determined that the stop symbol is obtained by 0F3EH, the process proceeds to 0F5EH, and a process of setting “5000” to the operation counter is performed.
Proceed to.

FIG. 85 (b) is executed after the process of 0F5EH is completed or when it is determined by 0E4FH that the count value of the operation counter is 4999 or more and less than 5031. "1" is set to the flower card rotation amount, and control for scrolling the middle reel is performed by 0F6EH, and the process proceeds to 0F88H.

FIG. 85 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0E4FH that the count value of the operation counter is 5032. The process of setting the pitch flag of the middle reel is performed by 0F7CH, and the process proceeds to 0F88H.

FIG. 86 (a) shows the structure of the 052F of FIG. 69 (a).
This is a normal reach (3 rounds) subroutine program stored at the processing address set by H. 0
The count value of the operation counter is checked by F9BH. If the count value is other than the number shown in FIG. 86 (a), the program jumps to the program shown in FIG. 86 (b).

In 10D4H of FIG. 86 (b), processing of setting “12h” to the character bank is performed.
The process proceeds to DEH, in which the reach operation table is looked up and the reach operation data stored in the reach operation table is read. Next, proceed to 10E3H,
A control is performed to display the reach operation data according to the reach operation data on the variable display device 1 by performing a moving image drawing process on the read reach operation data.

FIG. 86 (c) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 0 by 0F9BH, and it is determined by 0FE3H whether or not the reach flag is set. If it has been set, the process proceeds to 0FE9H, where normal reach color processing is performed, and the process proceeds to 0FECH to perform processing for setting the command data of com0 to the fever command.
Next, the process proceeds to 0FF2H, where the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount are cleared to 0, a process for displaying "January" on the variable display device 1 as a middle symbol is performed, and the process proceeds to 1021H. . On the other hand, when it is determined by 0FE3H that the reach flag has not been set, the process directly proceeds to 0FF2H.

FIG. 87 (a) is executed after the process of 0FF2H is executed or when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 1 or more and less than 383 by 0F9BH, and the command data of com4 is executed by 1021H. It is determined whether or not the middle symbol is closer to the number of decelerated symbols based on the fetched command data and the decelerated symbol number data. If not, the process of setting "4" to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount is performed by 103BH, the process proceeds to 1044H, the process of scrolling the middle reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 10D4H.

On the other hand, if it is determined in 1021H that the vehicle is ahead by the number of deceleration symbols, the flow advances to 1052H, and a process of setting "384" to the operation counter is performed.
Proceed to 59H.

FIG. 87 (b) is executed after the processing of 1052H is executed or when the count value of the operation counter is judged to be 383 or more and less than 1999 by 1F9BH, and the command data of com4 is acquired by 1059H. Then, a deceleration symbol is determined based on the taken-in deceleration symbol number data, and it is determined whether or not the middle symbol is the deceleration symbol. If not, the process proceeds to CH 106, and a process of setting “4” to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount is performed.
The process advances to 5H, and after the process of scroll-displaying the middle reel is performed, the process advances to 10D4H.

On the other hand, if it is determined at 1059H that the symbol has become a deceleration symbol, the flow proceeds to 1083H, the operation counter is set to "2000", and the flow proceeds to 108AH.

FIG. 88 (a) is executed after the processing of 1083H is executed or when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be not less than 1999 and less than 4999 by 0F9BH, and the middle symbol is stopped by 108AH. Is determined. If not, the process proceeds to 1093H, and a process of setting “1” to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount is performed.
The process proceeds to 109CH, and after the control for scrolling the middle reel is performed, the process proceeds to 10D4H.

On the other hand, if it is determined by 108AH that the stop symbol has been reached, the process proceeds to 10AAH, sets "5000" in the operation counter, and then proceeds to 10B1H.

FIG. 88 (b) is executed after the processing of 10AAH is completed or when it is determined by 0F9BH that the count value of the operation counter is 4999 or more and less than 5031. The process of setting “1” to the Hanafuda rotation amount is performed,
After the control for scrolling the middle reel is performed by 10BAH, the process proceeds to 10D4H.

FIG. 88 (c) is executed when it is determined by 0F9BH that the count value of the operation counter is 5032, and the process proceeds to 10D4H after the process of setting the pitching flag of the middle reel by 10C8H. .

FIGS. 89 and 90 are the same as those shown in FIG.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of tornado reach stored at the processing address set by AH. From 10E7H, the count value of the operation counter is checked. Then, according to the count value, branching is performed in accordance with the respective numerical values shown in FIGS. 89 (a) to (c) and FIGS. 90 (a) to (e), and jumps to the branch destination.

FIG. 91 is executed when the count value of the operation counter is other than that, and it is determined by 1B72H whether or not the count value of the operation counter is less than 210. And if it is 210 or more, proceed to 1B8BH,
It is determined whether the count value of the operation counter is less than 360. If the count value is 360 or more, the process proceeds to 1BA4H, and it is determined whether the count value of the operation counter is less than 530. To 1BC0H. In 1BC0H, a process of looking up the tornado reach operation table 4 and reading the tornado reach operation data stored in the tornado reach operation table 4 is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1BC5H, in which an operation drawing process is performed in accordance with the read tornado reach operation data, and the tornado reach operation in accordance with the tornado reach operation data is variably displayed.
Is displayed.

If the count value of the operation counter is less than 210, the process proceeds to 1B81H, and the tornado reach operation table 1
Is looked up, and a process of reading the tornado reach operation data stored in the tornado reach operation table 1 is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1B86H, in which the read tornado reach operation data is subjected to operation drawing processing, and the variable display device 1 controls to display the tornado reach operation according to the tornado reach operation data.

Then, the flow advances to 1BCAH to determine whether or not the count value of the operation counter has exceeded 15, and if it has, the flow advances to 1BD6H, the data bank is set to "2", and the flow advances to 1BDDH. , The rewrite flag is cleared to zero.

If the count value of the operation counter is less than 360, the process proceeds to 1B9AH, where the tornado reach operation table 2 is looked up and the process of reading the tornado reach operation data stored in the tornado reach operation table 2 is performed. Done. Next, the process proceeds to 1B9FH, in which the read tornado reach operation data is subjected to operation drawing processing, and the variable display device 1 controls to display the tornado reach operation according to the tornado reach operation data.

If the count value of the operation counter is less than 530, the process proceeds to 1BB3H, and the tornado reach operation table 3
Are looked up, and a process of reading the tornado reach operation data stored in the tornado reach operation table 3 is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1BB8H, in which the variable display device 1 controls the operation of drawing the read tornado reach operation data and displaying the tornado reach operation according to the tornado reach operation data.

FIG. 92 (a) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 0, the processing of tornado reach color is performed by 12AFH, and the processing of setting the flash flag is performed. . Next, the processing advances to 12B7H, where processing for setting the command data of com9 to the fever command is performed.
Thus, a process of setting “12H” in the character bank is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 12CFH, where the left reel scroll amount, the left reel display amount, and the left flower card rotation amount are cleared to 0, a process for displaying one symbol before the reach symbol is performed, and the process proceeds to 1374H.

FIG. 92 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 695 and less than 699, the vertical swing flags of the left and right reels are set by 19A4H, and the 19ACH is set. move on.

FIG. 92 (c) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 773, the process of setting the pitch flag of the middle reel is performed by 1B66H, and the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 92 (d) is executed after the processing of 14E3H described later is executed, and is 164DH.
Thus, the processing for calculating and setting the middle flower card scroll amount based on the flower card rise counter, the data stored in the flower card rise data table, and the flower card rise flag is performed, and 1B72H
Proceed to.

FIG. 93A shows that the count value of the operation counter is 1 or more and less than 4 and 142 or more and 146 by 10E7H.
Less than, 173 or more and less than 176, 218 or more and less than 222,
249 or more and less than 252, 294 or more and less than 298, 325
Not less than 328, not less than 370 and less than 374, not less than 401 and 4
Less than 04, 446 or more and less than 450 or 477 or more and 48
This is executed when it is determined that it is less than 0, and 13B3H
As a result, "4" is set to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount, and control for scrolling the middle reel by 13BCH is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 13C7H, and the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount are set to “4”.
Is set, the process proceeds to 13D0H, and control for scrolling the right reel is performed. Then proceed to 13D8H,
A process of setting “4” to the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount is performed, and the process advances to 13E4H to perform control to scroll and display the left reel. Next, the processing proceeds to 13E7H, where processing is performed to set a flower rotation flag for rotating the left, right, and middle cards, and the processing proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 93 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 4 or more and less than 7 and 139 or more and 142 by 10E7H.
Less than, 176 or more and less than 179, 215 or more and less than 218,
252 or more and less than 255, 291 or more and less than 294, 328
331 or more, 367 or more and less than 370, 404 or more 4
This is executed when it is determined that the number is less than 07 or 443 or more and less than 446, and “2” is set to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount by 13F2H, and 13F2H is set.
BH controls the scroll display of the middle reel. Next, the processing proceeds to 1406H, in which a process of setting “2” to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount is performed.
By 140FH, control for scroll display of the right reel is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 141AH, in which a process of setting "2" to the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount is performed, and the process proceeds to 1423H to control the left reel to be scroll-displayed. Then proceed to 1426H, left, right,
Hanafuda rotation flag for Hanafuda inside is set and 1B7
Proceed to 2H.

FIG. 94A shows that the count value of the operation counter is 7 or more and less than 137 or 137 or more and less than 139 or 179 or more and less than 181 or 181 by 10E7H.
Not less than 213 or not less than 213 and not more than 215 or 25
5 or more and less than 257 or 257 or more and less than 289 or 2
This is executed when it is determined that the number is 89 or more and less than 291 or 331 or more and less than 333 or 333 or more and less than 365 or 365 or more and less than 367 or 407 or more and less than 409 or 409 or more and less than 441 or 441 or more and less than 443. According to 1431H, a process of setting “1” to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount is performed.
Proceeding to 43AH, control for scrolling the middle reel is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 1445H, in which a process of setting “1” to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount is performed, and proceeds to 144EH to control to scroll and display the right reel. Next, the processing advances to 1449H, where processing for setting the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount to “1” is performed, and advances to 1462H to control the left reel to be scroll-displayed. Then proceed to 1465H,
1B72 with the right and middle Hanafuda rotation flags set
Proceed to H.

FIG. 94 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 147, 172 or 223 by 10E7H.
Or 248 or 299 or 324 or 375 or 400 or 451 or 476. By 1374H, "8" is set to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount, and 137DH
The control to scroll the middle reel is performed. Proceeding to 1388H, "8" is set to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount, and proceeding to 1391H, control is performed to scroll the right reel. Then 1
Proceeding to 39CH, the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount are set to "8", and proceeding to 13A5H to control scroll display of the left reel. Next, 13A8
The program proceeds to H, where the card rotation flags for the left, right, and middle cards are set, and the program proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 95 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 148 or more and less than 149 or 16 by 10E7H.
9 or more and less than 171 or 224 or more and less than 225 or 2
It is executed when it is determined that the number is 45 or more and less than 247 or 300 or more and less than 301 or 321 or more and less than 323 or 376 or more and less than 377 or 397 or more and less than 399 or 452 or more and less than 453 or 473 or more and less than 475. Then, control processing for the middle reel is performed in the same manner as described above, and the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 95 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 149 or more and less than 155 or 16 by 10E7H.
3 or more and less than 169 or 225 or more and less than 231 or 2
It is executed when it is determined that the number is 39 or more and less than 245, or 301 or more and less than 307, or 315 or more and less than 321 or 377 or more and less than 383 or 391 or more and less than 397 or 453 or more and less than 459 or 467 or more and less than 473. Then, after the above-described control is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 164DH.

FIG. 96 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 155 or more and less than 157 or 16 by 10E7H.
1 or more and less than 163 or 231 or more and less than 233 or 2
It is executed when it is determined that it is 37 or more and less than 239 or 307 or more and less than 309 or 313 or more and less than 315 or 383 or more and less than 385 or 389 or more and less than 391 or 459 or more and less than 461 or 465 or more and less than 467. Then, the above-described processing is performed on the middle reel, and thereafter, the flow proceeds to 164DH.

FIG. 96 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 157 or more and less than 161 or 23 by 10E7H.
3 or more and less than 237 or 309 or more and less than 313 or 3
It is executed when it is determined that the value is 85 or more and less than 389 or 461 or more and less than 465. Then, after the above-described control processing is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 164DH.

FIG. 97 (a) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 526 and less than 527. Then, after the above-described control processing is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 97 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 522 or more and less than 526. Then, after the above-described control is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 98A is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 519 or more and less than 522. After the above-described control operation is performed on the middle reel, the flow advances to 1B72H.

FIG. 98B shows that the count value of the operation counter is 483 or more and less than 485 or 48 by 10E7H.
It is executed when it is determined that the number is 5 or more and less than 517 or 517 or more and less than 519. Then, after the above-described control is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 99 (a) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is not smaller than 527 and smaller than 529. Then, after the above-described control is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 99 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 529 or more and less than 535. After the above-described control processing is performed on the middle reel, the flow advances to 1B72H.

FIG. 100 (a) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 535 or more and less than 537. After the above-described control operation is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 100 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 634 and less than 688. Then, after the above-described control is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 101A is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 692 or more and less than 695. After the above-described control operation is performed on the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 101 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 699 or more and less than 702. By 19ACH, “4” is set to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount, and the process proceeds to 19B8H. After the flower card rotation flag is set for the middle card, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 101 (c) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 702 or more and less than 708. By 19C3H, "2" is set in the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount, and the process proceeds to 19CCH. After the flower card rotation flag for the middle card is set, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 101 (d) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 708 and less than 772. By 19DAH, "1" is set to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount, and the process proceeds to 19E3H. After the flower card rotation flag is set for the middle card, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 102 (a) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 692 or more and less than 695. Then, after the same control operation as described above is performed for the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 102 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 691 or more and less than 692. Then, after the same control operation as described above is performed for the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 103A is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 690. Then, after the same control operation as described above is performed for the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 103 (b) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 689 by 10E7H, and the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount are cleared to 0 by 1A6FH. After the control for displaying six symbols before the symbol to be stopped for the middle symbol is performed, the process proceeds to 1AA4H.

FIG. 104 (a) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 549 or more and less than 634. Then, after the same control operation as described above is performed for the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 104 (b) is executed when it is determined by 10E7H that the count value of the operation counter is 537 or more and less than 549. Then, after the same control operation as described above is performed for the middle reel, the process proceeds to 1B72H.

FIG. 105 and FIG. 106 show the case where 0 in FIG.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the 337 beats reach operation stored in the processing address set by 565H. The count value of the operation counter is checked by 1BE3H.
The control is branched according to the numerical values shown in (1) and jumps to the corresponding subroutine program according to the count value of the operation counter.

FIG. 107 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 723 or more and less than 739 or 7 by 1BE3H.
43 or more and less than 759 or 763 or more and less than 779 or 783 or more and less than 799 or 803 or more and less than 819 or 823 or more and less than 839 or 843 or more and less than 859 or 5003 or more and less than 5018 or 5020 or more 99
The processing is executed when the value is less than 99 or 10003 or more and less than 1049 or other values other than the numerical values shown in the figure.

Then, whether or not the count value of the operation counter is smaller than 540 is determined by 1EF1H. If the count value of the operation counter is less than 540, the process proceeds to 1F00H, in which control is performed to look up the 337 beat reach operation table 1 and read out the 337 beat reach operation data stored therein. . Next, 1F
In step 05H, control is performed to cause the variable display device 1 to display the 337 beats reach operation in accordance with the 337 beat reach operation data by performing the operation drawing process on the read 337 beat reach operation data. .

When it is determined by 1EF1H that the count value of the operation counter is 540 or more, 1F0A
Proceeding to H, control is performed to look up the 337 beat reach operation table 2 and read out the 337 beat reach operation data stored therein. Next, the process proceeds to 1F12H, in which the read 337 beats reach operation data is subjected to operation drawing processing, and the 337 beat reach operation is displayed on the variable display device 1 in accordance with the 337 beat reach operation data. Control is exercised.

Next, the process proceeds to 1F15H, in which the left scheduled stop symbol and the middle scheduled stop symbol are compared to determine whether or not the symbols have the same zigzag pattern, thereby determining whether or not a big hit occurs. . When it is determined that a big hit occurs, the process proceeds to 1F21H, and an operation for hitting 337 beats is performed. This control is to look up the 337 beat reach hit jackpot operation table and read out the 337 beat reach hit jackpot operation data stored therein. Next, 1F
In step 26H, the read 337 beat reach hit jackpot operation data is subjected to operation drawing processing, and the 337 beat reach reach jackpot operation is displayed on the variable display device 1 in accordance with the 337 beat reach hit jackpot operation data. Control is exercised.

On the other hand, if it is determined by 1F15H that a big hit does not occur, the process proceeds to 1F2EH, in which the 337 beat beat out-of-reach action table is looked up, and the 33/7 beat out-of-reach action data stored therein is retrieved. The reading process is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1F33H, in which the read out data of the out-of-reach reach 337 beats is subjected to an operation drawing process, and the out-of-reach reach of 337 beats is displayed on the variable display device 1 in accordance with the out-of-reach reach time data. Control is performed to cause this.

FIG. 107 (b) is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 0. Then, twin-reach color processing is performed by 1D33H, and the process advances to 1D36H to load BASE0 into the HL register. Next, the process proceeds to 1D3CH, and a process of performing a drawing process based on the loaded BASE0 is performed. Next, proceed to 1D3FH,
A process of setting the command data of m0 to the fever command is performed. Next, proceed to 1D45H, set “2H” in the data bank, and set “13H” in the character bank.
H "is set. Next, the process proceeds to 1D53H, in which processing for clearing the rewrite flag to 0 is performed, and 1D5H is executed.
Proceed to 8H.

FIG. 108 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 1 or more and less than 239 or 243 by 1BE3H.
Or more 259 or 263 or more and less than 279 or 238 or more and less than 299 or 323 or more and less than 339 or 343
More than 359 or less than 363 or less than 379 or 40
3 or more and less than 419 or 423 or more and less than 439 or 4
43 or more and less than 459 or 463 or more and less than 479 or 483 or more and less than 499 or 503 or more and less than 519 or 523 or more and less than 539 or 563 or more and less than 599 or 583 or more and less than 599 or 603 or more and less than 619 or 619 or more and less than 639 or 619 or more and less than 659 or 663 or more and less than 679 or 683 or more and 699
This is executed when it is determined that the value is less than 699 or less than 699 and less than 719.

Then, it is determined by 1D5DH whether or not the left symbol has changed based on the value of the flower card control flag. If it is determined that the left symbol has not changed, the process proceeds to 1D78H. In 1D78H, it is determined whether or not the right symbol has changed based on the value of the flower tag control flag. If it is determined that the right symbol has not changed, FIG.
Proceed to 1D93H shown in (b). In 1D93H, it is determined whether or not the middle symbol has changed based on the value of the flower tag control flag. If it is determined that the middle symbol has not changed, the process proceeds to 1EF1H.

On the other hand, if it is determined by 1D5DH that the left symbol is fluctuating, the process proceeds to 1D64H, and a process of setting “12” to the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1D6DH, where a process of scroll-displaying the left reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 1D70H, where a process of setting a flower card rotation flag for the left flower card is performed.

If it is determined by 1D78H that the right symbol is fluctuating, the process proceeds to 1D7FH, in which a process of setting "12" to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1D88H, where control for scrolling the right reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 1D8BH, where processing is performed to set a flower card rotation flag for the right flower card.

If it is determined by 1D93H that the middle symbol is fluctuating, the process proceeds to 1D9BH, where a process of setting “12” to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount is performed, and proceeds to 1DA4H. Control for scrolling the middle reel is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 1DA7H, in which processing is performed to set a flower card rotation flag for the medium flower card.

FIG. 109 (a) is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 240 or 560. And by 1DB2H,
A processing of setting a flower tag control flag for the left flower card is performed, the process proceeds to 1DBAH, and the left reel scroll amount, the left reel display amount, and the left flower card rotation amount are set to 0, and the left symbol is set two symbols before the reach symbol. After the display control is performed, the process proceeds to 1DABH.

FIG. 109 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter becomes 2 after 1DBAH processing or 1BE3H.
It is executed when it is determined that it is 41 or more and less than 243 or 259 or more and less than 263 or 279 or more and less than 283 or 561 or more and less than 563 or 579 or more and less than 583 or 599 or more and less than 603. The left scroll amount and the left card rotation amount are set to “8” by 1DEBH, the left card rotation flag for the left card is set by 1DF7H, and the process proceeds to 1D5DH.

FIG. 109 (c) is executed after the processing of 1D53H is performed or when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 299 or more and less than 319, 379 or more and less than 399, or 539 or more and less than 559. You. Then, processing for clearing the flower tag control flag to 0 is performed by 1D58H, and the process proceeds to 1D5DH.

FIG. 109 (d) is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 340 or 640. And by 1E02H,
The processing of setting a flower tag control flag for the right flower card is performed, the process proceeds to 1E0AH, the right reel scroll amount, the right reel display amount, and the right flower card rotation amount are set to 0, and the two symbols before the reach symbol are displayed for the right symbol. After the control to perform the control is performed, the process proceeds to 1E3BH.

FIG. 109 (e) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 321 or more and less than 323 or 339 or more and 343 after the processing of 1E0AH is executed or by 1BE3H.
Less than or 359 or more and less than 363 or 641 or more 64
Less than 3 or 659 or more and less than 663 or 679 or more 6
This is executed when it is determined that the value is less than 83. Then, 1E3BH sets “8” to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount. Next, proceed to 1E47H,
A process of setting a flower card rotation flag for the right flower card is performed, and the process proceeds to 1D5DH.

FIG. 110A is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 400 or 720. And by 1E52H,
A flower card control flag is set for the middle flower card. Then 1
The process proceeds to E5AH, in which control is performed to set the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount to 0, and control is performed to display six symbols before the reach symbol for the middle symbol, and then the process proceeds to 1E95H.

FIG. 110 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 401 or more and less than 403 or 419 or more and 423 after the processing of 1E5AH is executed or by 1BE3H.
Less than 439 or more and less than 443 or 459 or more 46
Less than 3 or 479 or more and less than 483 or 499 or more 5
This is executed when it is determined that the value is less than 03 or 519 or more and less than 523. In 1E95H, "8" is set in the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount, the process proceeds to 1EA1H, the flower card rotation flag for the middle card is set, and the process proceeds to 1D5DH.

FIG. 110 (c) shows the state after the processing of 1EB5H or 1EC7H to be described later is executed or 1BE3H.
The count value of the operation counter is 721 or more and less than 723, 739 or more and less than 743, or 559 or more and 763
Less than or 779 or more and less than 783 or 779 or more and 78
It is executed when it is determined that the number is less than 3, or less than 799 and less than 803, or 4999 or more and less than 5003, or 9999 or more and less than 10003. Then, “8” is set to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount by one ECEH. Then, the process proceeds to 1EDAH, the flower tag rotation flag for the middle card is set, and the process proceeds to 1EF1H.
FIG. 111A is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 819 or more and less than 823. Then, it is determined by 1EACH whether or not the current middle symbol number matches the middle planned stop symbol number. If it is determined that the middle symbol number does not match the planned stop symbol number, the progress matches 1ECEH. The process proceeds to 1EB5H at a stage, and proceeds to 1ECEH after the process of setting the operation counter to “5000” is performed.

FIG. 111 (b) is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is not less than 839 and less than 843. The 1EBEH compares the currently displayed middle symbol number with the scheduled middle symbol number to determine whether or not they match,
If it is not the planned stop symbol, proceed to 1ECEH, but when it matches the planned stop symbol, proceed to 1EC7H,
1 ECE after setting the operation counter to "10000"
Proceed to H.

FIG. 111 (c) is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 859 or more and less than 863, and after the processing of setting "5000" to the operation counter by 1EE4H is performed. Proceed to 1EF1H.

FIG. 111 (d) is executed when it is determined by 1BE3H that the count value of the operation counter is 863 or more and less than 4999 or 5019.
With H, the processing flag is cleared to 0 and the process proceeds to 1EF1H.

FIG. 112 and FIG. 113 show the case of 0 in FIG.
It is a subroutine program of the game reach stored at the processing address set by 57FH. 1F
At 37H, the count value of the operation counter is checked, and the control branches depending on where the count value corresponds to the numerical value shown, and jumps to a predetermined subroutine program.

FIG. 114 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 394 or more and less than 419 or 5 by 1F37H.
It is executed when the value is 37 or more and less than 562 or other values other than the numerical values shown in FIGS. Then, the count value of the operation counter becomes 5 by 21D5H.
A determination is made as to whether it is 0, and if it is not 50, it is directly 2
When the process proceeds to 1F2H, the process proceeds to 21E1H in the case of 50, the process of setting "2H" in the data bank, and the process of setting "13H" in the character bank, and then proceeds to 21F2H. In 21F2H, control is performed to look up the game reach operation table and read out the game reach operation data stored therein. Next, proceed to 21F7H,
The read-out reach operation data is subjected to an operation drawing process, and control is performed so that the variable reach device 1 displays the reach operation in accordance with the reach operation data.

FIG. 114 (b) is executed when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 0. And by 202BH, "CHALCE
The display data of “0” is set, and control for rendering the set display data and displaying it on the variable display device 1 is performed by 2031H. Then 203
Proceeding to 4H, processing of the reach color was performed, and 2037H
Then, a process of setting the command data of com0 to the fever command is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 203DH, where processing for clearing the rewriting flag to 0 is performed, and
Proceed to 2H.

FIG. 114 (c) is executed after the process of 203DH is completed or when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 1 or more and less than 119. At 2042H, a process of setting the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount to "12" is performed, the process proceeds to 204BH, control for scrolling the middle reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 204EH. The processing for setting the rotation flag is performed.
Proceed to D5H.

FIG. 115 (a) is executed when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 120, and control is performed by 2059H to display the flower card back design d on the variable display device. After 21C1H
Proceed to.

FIG. 115 (b) shows the state after the processing of 2059H is executed or 2068H, 2077H, 2 described later.
After the processing of 086H, 209AH, 20B2H, 20C1H is executed or 1F37H, the count value of the operation counter is 121 or more and less than 127 or 129 or more and 1
35 or less than 137 and less than 143 or 145 or more and less than 171 or 173 or more and less than 352 or 354 or more and less than 360 or 362 or more and less than 368 or 370
Not less than 376 or less than 378 or less than 384 or 43
6 or more and less than 495 or 497 or more and less than 503 or 5
It is executed when it is determined that it is 05 or more and less than 511 or 513 or more and less than 519 or 521 or more and less than 527 or 578 or more and less than 758 or 760 or more and less than 766 or 768 or more and less than 774 or 768 or more and less than 782 or 784 or more and less than 790. . And 21C1
H, the process of setting the middle reel scroll amount to “14” is performed, and then the process proceeds to 21D5H.

FIG. 115 (c) is executed when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 128. At 2068H, control for displaying the flower card back symbol e on the variable display device 1 is performed. 21C after
Proceed to 1H.

FIG. 115 (d) is executed when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 136, and control is performed by 2077H to display the flower card back symbol f on the variable display device 1. Later 21C1
Proceed to H.

FIG. 115 (e) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 144, 353 or 49 by 1F37H.
Executed when it is determined to be 6 or 759;
086H, variable display device 1
After the control for displaying is performed, the process proceeds to 21C1H.

FIG. 115 (f) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 172 by 1F37H, and the process proceeds to 21C1H after the process of erasing the back of card design is performed by 209AH.

FIG. 115 (g) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 361, 504 or 76 by 1F37H.
The process is executed when it is determined that the number is 7, and control is performed by 20B2H to display the flower card back symbol a on the variable display device 1, and then the process proceeds to 21C1H.

FIG. 115 (h) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 369, 512 or 77 by 1F37H.
The process is executed when it is determined that the number is 5, and after the control for displaying the flower card back symbol b on the variable display device 1 is performed by 20C1H, the process proceeds to 21C1H.

FIG. 116 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 377, 520 or 78 by 1F37H.
The process is executed when it is determined that the number is 3, and after the control for displaying the flower card back symbol c on the variable display device 1 is performed by 20D0H, the process proceeds to 21C1H.

FIG. 116 (b) is executed when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 385, and the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount are 0 by 20DFH. Is set to
After the control for displaying the two symbols before the reach symbol for the middle symbol is performed, the process proceeds to 216DH.

FIG. 116 (c) is executed after the processing of 20DF is executed or when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 386 or more and less than 392, or 529 or more and less than 535, or 792 or more and less than 798. Is done. At 216DH, a process is performed in which the middle reel scroll amount is set to “4” and the middle card rotation amount is set to “2” to 0. Next, the flow advances to 2177H, where control for scrolling the middle reel is performed.
The processing proceeds to 21D5H after the processing of setting the flower card rotation flag for the medium flower card by 17AH.

FIG. 116D shows that the count value of the operation counter is 393, 536 or 79 by 1F37H.
This is executed when it is determined that the number is 9, and the process proceeds to 21D5H after the process of setting the pitch flag for the medium symbol is performed by 21C9H.

FIG. 116 (e) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 419 or more and less than 435 or 5 by 1F37H.
The processing is executed when it is determined that the value is 62 or more and less than 578, the processing of setting the scroll amount of the middle flower card to “6” is performed by 21B9H, and the processing proceeds to 21C1H.

FIG. 116 (f) is executed when it is determined by 1F37H that the count value of the operation counter is 528 or 792, and by 2185H, the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, the middle flower card rotation amount, and the like. Is set to 0, control for displaying the intermediate scheduled stop symbol on the variable display device 1 is performed, and the process proceeds to 216DH.

FIG. 117 is a flowchart showing the twin reach subroutine stored at the processing address set by 0599H in FIG. 21FBH
, The count value of the operation counter is checked, the processing routine jump table is looked up based on the count value, and the destination routine is determined by where the count value belongs to the numerical value shown in FIG. 117. Control jumps to the previous routine.

FIG. 118 (a) is executed when the count value of the operation counter does not belong to any of the numerical values shown in FIG. 117 and other values due to 21FBH. And 2
By 3CEH, a process of looking up the twin reach operation table and reading out the twin reach operation data stored in the twin reach operation table is performed. Then 23
Proceeding to D6H, control is performed to cause the variable display device 1 to display the twin reach operation according to the twin reach operation data by performing the operation drawing processing on the read twin reach operation data. Next, the process proceeds to 23D9H, where the left scheduled stop symbol and the middle scheduled stop symbol are compared to determine whether or not they match, and if it is determined that the symbols match and a big hit occurs, the control returns. On the other hand, if it is determined that there is no match and the jackpot does not become a big hit, the process proceeds to 23E5H to look up the twin out-of-reach operation table and read out the twin-out-of-reach operation data stored therein. Next 23EA
Proceeding to H, a control is performed to cause the variable display device 1 to display the twin out-of-reach reach operation data in accordance with the operation drawing processing of the read out-of-twin-reach operation data. As a result, if a big hit occurs,
A twin reach operation display is performed according to the twin reach operation data stored in the twin reach operation table, and if no big hit occurs, the twin according to the twin reach off operation data stored in the twin reach off operation table. A reach display is made.

FIG. 118 (b) is executed when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 0. Then, twin reach color processing is performed by 2283H, the process proceeds to 2286H, data for displaying “BASE0” is set, and by 228CH,
The set “BASE 0” is controlled so as to be rendered and displayed on the variable display device 1. Then 228
Proceeding to FH, a process of setting the command data of com0 to the fever command is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 2295H, in which processing of setting "2H" in the data bank and "13H" in the character bank is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 22A3H, where processing for clearing the rewrite flag to 0 is performed, and the processing proceeds to 22A8H.

FIG. 119 (a) is executed after the processing of 22A3H is executed or when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 1 or more and less than 119. Then, “12” is set in the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount by 22A8H, and 22B
By 1H, a control for scrolling the middle reel is performed, and by 22B4H, a flower card rotation flag is set for the medium card, and the process proceeds to 23CEH.

FIG. 119 (b) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 120 by 21FBH, and the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount are determined by 22BFH. "0" is set and control to display the reach symbol is performed.
Proceed to.

FIG. 119 (c) is executed after the processing of 22BFH is executed or when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 121 or more and less than 127. Then, by 22F8H, a process of setting "4" to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle card rotation amount is performed, control to scroll the middle reel is performed by 2301H, and the process proceeds to 2304H to set a flower rotation flag for the middle card. 23CE
Proceed to H.

FIG. 119 (d) is executed when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 128. Then, by using 22BFH, “00186h” is displayed at the left flower label display position stored in the slot 2 direction.
Is added to shift the display position, and “00” is added to the Nakahanafuda display position data stored in the slot 1.
018h ”is added and the display position is shifted, and the process proceeds to 2323H. In 2323H, slot 2
Is displayed in the middle flower card display position data stored in the direction of “001”.
98h "is added to shift the display position, and" 001aah "is added to the right flower label display position data stored in the slot 2 to shift the display position. Next, the flow advances to 2337H, where a slot is displayed based on the slot display position data table 1, and the flow advances to 2342H, where processing for setting the slot start address to the slot position is performed.
Proceed to 4CH. With this program, display control is performed so that the cards are turned one after another and fall down.

FIG. 119 (e) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 145 or more and less than 177 or 277 or more and 405 after the execution of the process of 2342H or by 21FBH.
Less than or 505 or more and less than 633 or 761 or more 88
It is executed when it is determined that it is less than 9. And 2
At 34CH, a process of setting the middle reel scroll amount to "1" is performed. At 234EH, control for scrolling the middle reel is performed.
After the processing for setting the middle flower tag falling flag to "3" is performed, the process proceeds to 23CEH.

FIG. 120 (a) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 177 or more and less than 197 or 21
It is executed when it is determined that the value is 05 or more and less than 425 or 667 or more and less than 681. At 2373H, a process of setting the middle reel scroll amount to “8” is performed. At 2375H, control for scrolling the middle reel is performed, and the process proceeds to 2378H, at which a process of setting the middle card drop flag to “24” is performed. Proceed to 23CEH.

FIG. 120 (b) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 197 or more and less than 229 or 4 due to 21FBH.
This is executed when it is determined that the number is 25 or more and less than 457 or 681 or more and less than 713. The process of setting the scroll amount of the middle reel to “4” is performed by 2366H, the control of scrolling the middle reel is performed by 2368H, the process proceeds to 236BH, and the process of setting the middle flower drop flag to “12” is performed. Proceed to 23CEH.

FIG. 120 (c) shows that the count value of the operation counter is 229 or more and less than 277 or 4 due to 21FBH.
It is executed when it is determined that the number is 57 or more and less than 505 or 713 or more and less than 761. At 2359H, a process of setting the middle reel scroll amount to "2" is performed, at 235BH, control for scroll display of the middle reel is performed, and at 235EH, a process of setting the middle card drop flag to "6" is performed, and 23CEH is performed. Proceed to.

FIG. 120 (d) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 633 or more and less than 665 by 21FBH. Processing for setting “14” to the middle reel scroll amount is performed by 2380H,
Control for scrolling the middle reel is performed by 2382H, and the middle card drop flag is set to “4” by 2385H.
The process of setting to "2" is performed, and the process proceeds to 23CEH.

FIG. 121 (a) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 666 by 21FBH, the middle reel scroll amount and the middle reel display amount are set to 0 by 238DH, and com2 Is controlled to display 14 symbols before the scheduled stop symbol based on the captured middle symbol scheduled stop number. Then, proceed to 2373H.

FIG. 121 (b) is executed when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 889. By 23B8H, it is determined whether or not the left scheduled stop symbol and the middle scheduled stop symbol match. If it is determined that the symbol matches and a big hit is made, the process proceeds to 23C3H, and after the processing flag is cleared to 0, the process goes to 23C6H. move on. On the other hand, if it is determined that the big hit will not occur, the process proceeds directly to 23C6H.

FIG. 121 (c) is executed when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 945. After the processing flag is cleared to 0 by 23B2H, the flow proceeds to 2373H.

FIG. 121 (d) shows that NO is determined by 23B8H.
Is executed or after the processing of 23C3H is executed. After the process of setting the pitching flag for the medium symbol by 23C5H,
Proceed to CEH.

FIG. 122 (a) is a flow chart showing a subroutine program for shortened all symbol variation stored at the processing address set by 05C4H in FIG. The count value of the operation counter is checked by 23EEH, and a processing routine jump table is looked up based on the count value, and processing for jumping to a processing routine corresponding to the count value is performed.

FIG. 122 (b) is executed when it is determined by 23EEH that the count value of the operation counter is 176 or more. With 255CH, a process of setting “12” to the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount is performed, and by 2565H, control to scroll and display the left reel is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 2570H, where a process of setting “12” to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount is performed, and a control for scroll display of the right reel is performed by 2579H. Next, the flow proceeds to 2584H, and the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount are set to "12".
Is set, and the scroll of the middle reel is controlled by 258DH.

[0406] Next, the flow advances to 259BH, where a process of looking up the start operation table and reading out the start operation data stored therein is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 25A0H, where the read start operation data is subjected to moving image drawing processing, and control is performed to cause the variable display device 1 to display a start operation according to the start operation data.

FIG. 123 (a) is executed when the count value of the operation counter is determined to be 0 by 23EEH. 2322H converts screen 1 data to D
The E register is loaded, the screen clear processing is performed by 2425H, the processing of loading the slot 0 data storing the symbol data of the encoded identification information into the DE register is performed by 2428H, and the slot clear processing is performed by 242BH. . Then proceed to 232EH,
The processing of loading the data of the slot 1 storing the address of the flower tag image data into the DE register is performed.
The slot clear processing is performed by 31H. Then 24
Proceeding to 34H, processing for setting "1" in the data bank and setting "2" in the character bank is performed. Next, the flow advances to 2466H, where it is determined whether or not the screen rewrite flag is set. If not, the flow advances to 2438H.
The process proceeds to CH, sets data for displaying "BASE0", and proceeds to 2472H. After performing control for drawing the set data and displaying the data on the variable display device 1, the process proceeds to 2483H.

FIG. 123 (b) shows that NO
Is performed, or after the process of 2472H is performed, or when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 120. 24
By 38H, the symbol is variably displayed and the process proceeds to 2544H.

FIG. 123 (c) is executed after the processing of 2483H is executed or when it is determined by 21FBH that the count value of the operation counter is 1 or more and less than 120. The processing of setting “2” to the scroll amount of the left flower tag is performed by 2544H, and the processing is performed by 254CH.
A process of setting “2” to the right flower card scroll amount is performed, and a process of setting “2” to the middle flower card scroll amount is performed by 2554H, and the process proceeds to 255CH.

[0410] FIG. 124 (a) is the 05D of FIG. 71 (a).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the shortened all symbol stop stored in the processing address set by FH. The count value of the operation counter is checked by 25A4H, the processing routine jump table is looked up based on the count value, and processing for jumping to the processing routine corresponding to the count value is performed.

FIG. 124 (b) is executed when it is determined by 25A4H that the count value of the operation counter is 37 or more, and the control returns.

FIG. 124 (c) is executed when it is determined by 25A4H that the count value of the operation counter is 0 or more. The 25DCH compares the left scheduled stop symbol number with the right scheduled stop symbol number to determine whether or not they match. If both match and the reach condition is satisfied, the process proceeds to 25E5H, but the reach is established. If it is determined that there is not, the process proceeds to 25F8H.

At 25E5H, the process of the normal reach color is performed, and the process advances to 25E8H to perform the process of setting the command data of com0 to the fever command. 25
In F8H, a process of setting the left reel scroll amount, the left reel display amount, and the left flower card rotation amount to 0 is performed, a left scheduled stop symbol number is called, and a symbol one symbol before the left scheduled stop symbol is displayed. Control is exercised. Then 26
The process proceeds to 24H, where the right reel scroll amount, the right reel display amount, and the right flower card rotation amount are set to 0, the right scheduled stop symbol number is called, and the symbol one symbol before the right scheduled stop symbol is displayed. Control is exercised. Then 26
The process proceeds to 55H, where the middle reel scroll amount, the middle reel display amount, and the middle flower card rotation amount are set to 0, the middle scheduled stop symbol number is called, and the symbol one symbol before the middle scheduled symbol is displayed. 268 AH with control
Proceed to.

FIG. 125 (a) is executed after the processing of 2655H is executed. At 268AH, a process of setting "8" to the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount is performed. At 2693H, control for scrolling the left reel is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 2696H, in which a process of setting “8” to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount is performed, and the right reel is scroll-displayed by 269FH. Then proceed to 26A2H,
A process of setting “8” to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount is performed, control is performed to scroll the middle reel by 26ABH, and the process proceeds to 26F4H.

FIG. 125 (b) is executed when it is determined by 26A4H that the count value of the operation counter is 3 or more and less than 35. 26B9H, “1” is set to the left reel scroll amount and the left flower card rotation amount, and 2
By 6C2H, control for scrolling the left reel is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 26C5H, in which a process of setting “1” to the right reel scroll amount and the right flower card rotation amount is performed, and control for scroll display of the right reel is performed by 26CEH. Next, the process proceeds to 26D1H, in which a process of setting “1” to the middle reel scroll amount and the middle flower card rotation amount is performed, and after performing control for scroll display of the middle reel by 26DAH, the process proceeds to 26F4H.

FIG. 125 (c) is executed when it is determined by 25A4H that the count value of the operation counter is 36, and the processing for setting the reel pitch flag for the left, right, and middle reels is performed by 26E8H. After 2
Proceed to 6F4H.

FIG. 126 (a) shows the reference numeral 622 in FIG. 71 (b).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the big hit operation memorize | stored in the processing address set by AH. At 26F5H, the count value of the operation counter is checked, and based on the count value, the processing routine jump table is looked up, and control is performed to jump to the processing routine corresponding to the count value.

FIG. 126 (b) is executed when it is determined by 26F5H that the count value of the operation counter is 0. At 2725H, a process of loading the data of the screen 1 into the DE register is performed, and at 272BH, a screen clear process is performed. Then 2736H
And a process of clearing the screen rewriting flag to 0 is performed.
According to 273BH, a process of setting a fever flag is performed, and the flow advances to 2743H.

FIG. 126 (c) is executed after the processing of 273BH is executed or when it is determined by 26F5H that the count value of the operation counter is 1 or more and less than 65535. The program shown in FIG. 126 (c) is a control for checking the data of the fever command and jumping to a predetermined routine according to the value. If the value of the fever command is 24h, 25h, or 26h, jump to 2766H. If the value of the fever command is 27h, jump to 2781H. When the value of the fever command is 28h, jump to 279CH. 2 when fever command value is 29h
Jump to 7ACH. Fever command value is 2
Jump to 27C7H in case of ah. When the value of the fever command is 2ch, the flow proceeds to 2743H. If the value of the fever command is other than 24h to 2ch, jump to 27EBH.

FIG. 127 (a) shows that NO at 275FH
Is executed when the determination is made, and the control returns.

At 2766H in FIG. 127 (b), "1H" is set in the data bank, and "1H" is set in the character bank.
2H "is set, and the process proceeds to 2774H.
The hit operation 0 table is looked up and the hit operation data stored therein (normal reach hit operation data)
Is read out. Next, the process proceeds to 277CH, where the read hit operation data is subjected to the operation drawing processing, and the control for displaying the hit operation according to the hit operation data on the variable display device 1 is performed. Then, the process proceeds to 27EBH.

At 2781H in FIG. 127 (c), "2H" is set in the data bank, and "1H" is set in the character bank.
2H "is set. Next, the process proceeds to 278FH, in which a process of looking up the hit operation 1 table and reading out the hit operation 1 data (hit operation data of tornado reach) stored therein is performed. Next, the flow proceeds to 2797H, where the read hit operation 1 data is subjected to the operation drawing processing, and the control for displaying the hit operation according to the hit operation 1 data on the variable display device 1 is performed, and the flow proceeds to 27EBH.

In 279CH of FIG. 128 (a), “2H” is set in the data bank, and “1H” is set in the character bank.
3H "is set, and the flow advances to 27EBH.

At 27HH in FIG. 128 (b), "2H" is set in the data bank, and "13H" is set in the character bank.
H "is set. Next, the process proceeds to 27BAH, in which a hit operation 1 table is looked up and a process of reading the hit operation 1 data (hit operation data of the game reach) stored therein is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 27C2H, where the read operation 1 data is subjected to the operation drawing processing, and the control for displaying the operation corresponding to the operation 1 data on the variable display device 1 is performed. Then, the operation proceeds to 27EBH.

At 27C7H in FIG. 128 (c), “2H” is set in the data bank, and “1H” is set in the character bank.
3H "is set. Next, the process proceeds to 27E0H, in which the hit operation 1 table is looked up and a process of reading the hit operation 1 data (big hit operation data of twin reach) stored therein is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 27E8H, in which the read hit operation 1 data is subjected to operation drawing processing, and the hit operation according to the hit operation 1 data is changed to the variable display device 1.
After the control for displaying is performed, the process proceeds to 27EBH.

FIG. 129 (a) is the same as the one shown in FIG. 71 (c).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program which displays the fever interval screen stored in the processing address set by EH. The processing of setting the processing address to the interrupt return processing is performed by 27ECH. Next, the process proceeds to 27F2H, in which processing for loading the slot 0 storing the encoding identification information into the DE register is performed, and slot clear processing is performed in 27F5H. Next, the process proceeds to 27F8H, where processing for displaying the left reel is performed, processing for displaying the right reel is performed by 281BH, and processing for displaying the center reel is performed by 2382H. Next, the program proceeds to 2850H, where processing of setting "1H" in the data bank and "1H" in the character bank is performed. Next, proceed to 2875H, and select "B
The display data of “ASE1A” is set, and the set display data is subjected to screen drawing processing (color change and data change) by 287BH, and control for displaying on the variable display device 1 is performed.

[0427] Next, proceed to 2883H, "BASE1B"
129 is displayed. Data for displaying is set, and FIG.
2889H, the set data is subjected to screen drawing processing (color change and data change), and control for displaying the data on the variable display device 1 is performed.

Next, proceed to 288 CH, and enter “INTERVA
The processing of setting the display data of “L” is performed.
By H, control is performed to render the set data and display it on the variable display device 1. Then 2
Proceeding to 895H, control is performed to take in the command data of com0 and display the round display on the variable display device 1 according to the round display (interval) of the command data.

Next, the flow advances to 28ACH, where control is performed to look up the processing routine jump table based on the 3 × h data of the command data com0 and jump to the corresponding processing routine.

FIG. 131 (a) shows a program executed when the command data is a one-round interval display. 28DEH, interval 1-4
The processing for displaying the color is performed.

Similarly, FIG. 131 (b) is executed when the command data is a two-round interval display, and processing for displaying colors in intervals 1 to 4 is performed. Similarly, FIG. 131 (c) is executed in the case of displaying three rounds of intervals, and FIG. 131 (d) is executed in the case of displaying four rounds of intervals.

FIG. 131 (e) is executed in the case of 5 rounds of interval display, and the color display processing of intervals 5 to 8 is performed by 28EEH. Similarly, FIG.
FIG. 13 (f) shows the case of the 6-round interval display.
1 (g) is executed in the case of 7-round interval display, and FIG. 131 (h) is executed in the case of 8-round interval display.

FIG. 132 (a) is executed in the case of displaying an interval of 9 rounds, and a process of displaying colors in intervals 9 to 12 is performed by 28FEH. Similarly, FIG. 132 (b) is executed in the case of 10 rounds of interval display, FIG. 132 (c) is executed in the case of 11 rounds of interval display, and FIG. 132 (d) is executed in the case of 12 rounds of interval display.

FIG. 132 (e) is executed in the case of the interval display of 13 rounds, and the process of displaying the colors of the intervals 13 to 16 is performed by 290EH. Similarly, FIG. 132 (f) is executed in the case of displaying an interval of 14 rounds, FIG. 132 (g) is executed in the case of displaying an interval of 15 rounds, and FIG. 132 (h) is executed in the case of displaying an interval of 16 rounds. .

FIG. 133 (a) is a diagram showing the result of FIG.
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of fever round display memorize | stored at the processing address set by 4H. 291EH performs a process of setting a no operation to a processing address,
Proceeding to 924H, a process of loading the data of the slot 0 storing the encoding identification information into the DE register is performed, and proceeding to 2927H, performing a slot clear process.

Next, the flow advances to 292AH, where processing for displaying the left reel is performed, and the processing advances to 294DH, where the processing for displaying the right reel is performed, and the flow advances to 2964H, where control for displaying the middle reel is performed. Next, proceed to 298BH, set "1H" in the data bank, and set "1H" in the character bank.
Is set.

Next, proceed to 29B0H, where "BASE1A"
Is set, and 29B6H controls the screen drawing processing (color change and data change) of the set data. Then 29
The program proceeds to BEH, sets data for displaying "BASE1B", and proceeds to 29C4H in FIG. 133 (b) to control the screen drawing processing (color change and data change) of the set data.

[0438] Next, the flow advances to 29C7H, where command data of com0 is fetched, the processing routine jump table is looked up based on the 4xh round display data, and control is performed to jump to the corresponding processing routine.

FIG. 135 (a) is executed when the command data is a one-round display. 29F9H
, A process of displaying the colors of rounds 1 to 4 is performed, the process proceeds to 29FCH, data for displaying the round character is set, the process proceeds to 2H3H, and the process proceeds to “FVRGAL”.
Data for displaying "O 0" is set. Then, the process proceeds to 2H9H, and control is performed to display the set data on the variable display device 1 by performing a screen drawing process (color change and data change).

Next, proceed to 2HCH, where "FVRGALO
Data for displaying "1" is set, and 2A22H
The control for performing the screen drawing processing (color change and data change) on the set data is performed, and control for displaying the data on the variable display device 1 is performed. Then 2
The program proceeds to A25H, data for displaying "FVRGALO 2" is set, and the program proceeds to 2A2BH, where the set data is controlled to perform screen drawing processing (color change and data change) and displayed on the variable display device 1. Is controlled.

FIG. 135 (b) is executed when the command data is a round display of two rounds.
(A) is executed when the command data is displayed in three rounds, FIG. 136 (b) is executed when the command data is displayed in four rounds, and FIG. 137 (a) is executed when the command data is displayed in five rounds 137 (b) is executed when the command data is displayed in six rounds, FIG. 138 (a) is executed when the command data is displayed in seven rounds, and FIG. 138 (b) is displayed when the command data is displayed in eight rounds 139 (a) is executed when the command data is displayed in 9 rounds, and FIG.
(B) is executed when the command data is displayed in 10 rounds, FIG. 120 (a) is executed when the command data is displayed in 11 rounds, and FIG. 140 (b) is executed when the command data is displayed in 12 rounds FIG. 141
(A) is executed when the command data is displayed in 13 rounds, FIG. 141 (b) is executed when the command data is displayed in 14 rounds, and FIG. 142 (a) is executed when the command data is displayed in 15 rounds FIG. 142
(B) is executed when the command data is displayed in 16 rounds. Then, control similar to that described with reference to FIG. 135 (a) is performed for each.

FIG. 143 (a) is a block diagram showing 066 of FIG. 71 (e).
It is a flowchart which shows the subroutine program of the fever end screen display memorize | stored at the processing address set by 8H. By 2D81H, the interrupt return processing is set to the processing address. Then 2D
The process proceeds to 87H, where a process of loading data of the slot 0 storing the encoding identification information into the DE register is performed,
Proceeding to 2D8AH, slot clear processing is performed, and 2D
8DH, left reel display control is performed, and 2DB0H
, The right reel display control is performed, and the process proceeds to 2DC7H, where the middle reel display control is performed.

The process advances to 2DE5H to set "1H" in the data bank and the character bank.
Proceeding to E0AH, data for displaying "BASE1A" is set. Then, the process proceeds to 2E10H, in which control for performing screen drawing processing (color change and data change) of the set data and displaying the data on the variable display device 1 is performed. Next, proceed to 2E18H, where "BAS
The data for displaying “E1B” is set, and FIG.
Proceeding to 2E1EH of 3 (b), control is performed to perform screen drawing processing (color change and data change) of the set data, and control for displaying the data on the variable display device 1 is performed.

[0444] Next, the flow advances to 2E21H, where "FVR EN
D ”is displayed, and 2E27H
Thus, control for performing the screen drawing process (color change and data change) of the set data is performed, and control for displaying the data on the variable display device 1 is performed.

FIG. 144A is a flowchart showing a program for controlling the scroll display of symbols. The left reel scroll amount is acquired by 2E2BH, and the left reel scroll is specified according to the acquired left reel scroll amount by 2E31H. Also, the scroll amount of the right reel is acquired by 2E38H,
By E3EH, the right reel scroll is designated according to the acquired right reel scroll amount. Also 2E45
H, the middle reel scroll amount is acquired, the middle reel scroll designation is performed according to the acquired middle reel scroll amount, and the flow proceeds to 2E52H in FIG. 144 (b).

[0446] In 2E52H, the left flower tag scroll amount is acquired, and in 2E58H, the left flower card scroll designation is performed according to the acquired scroll amount. Next, 2E5FH
The right hand tag scrolling amount is obtained, and the right hand tag scrolling designation is performed according to the obtained scrolling amount by 2E65H. The middle flower card scroll amount is acquired by 2E6CH, and the middle flower card scroll designation is performed according to the acquired scroll amount by 2E72H.

FIG. 145 and FIG. 146 are flow charts showing a program for performing display in which a flower card is rotated around a virtual vertical axis and spinned. 145 (a) of FIG.
By 7AH, control for acquiring the address of the rotary symbol table 1 is performed, and the process proceeds to 2EA6H to determine whether or not the rotary symbol counter is less than 8. If it is less than 8, the process proceeds to 2EC5H, and control is performed to display the left-hand card rotating symbol based on the stored data of the rotating symbol table 1 at the address acquired by 2E7AH.
On the other hand, when the rotating symbol counter is 8 or more, 2EA
AH, the process of acquiring the address of the rotating symbol table 1 of the symbol to be displayed next is performed.
Based on the stored data of the rotating symbol table 1 stored at the acquired address, a left symbol playing symbol display process is performed.

FIG. 145 (b) is a program for the rotation processing for the right card, and the same control as in FIG. 145 (a) is performed.

FIG. 146 (a) is a flowchart of a program for performing a rotation process on a middle card, and FIG.
Control similar to that of 5 (a) is performed.

FIG. 146 (b) is a flowchart showing a program for the reverse rotation processing of the middle flower card. The processing of acquiring the address of the rotating symbol table 2 is performed by 2FA3H, and the rotating symbol counter becomes negative by 2FD1H. A determination is made as to whether or not they are present. If not minus, proceed to 2FF4H, 2FA3H
Based on the stored data of the rotating symbol table 2 of the address acquired by the above, the control for displaying the rotating symbol on the rotating symbol is performed. On the other hand, if the rotating symbol counter is negative, the process proceeds to 2FD5H, where the process of acquiring the address of the rotating symbol table 2 of the previous display symbol is performed, and the stored data of the rotating symbol table 2 stored at that address. Is displayed by the 2FF4H on the basis of.

[0451] Fig. 147 (a) is a flowchart showing a program for the middle card dropping process. According to 3012H, a process of calculating the scroll amount of the middle flower card is performed.
Based on 025H, it is determined whether or not the next symbol must be displayed. If not, the process proceeds to 3060H.
Proceeding to 9H, a process of calculating the display position of the next flower card is performed. Then, the process proceeds to 303CH, where control for displaying the next flower card is performed, and processing for setting the slot display position to the initial value is performed by 3045H.

Then, the flow advances to 3060H, where it is determined whether or not the slot display amount is 0. If the value is 0, the control returns. If not, the flow advances to 3064H to change the slot display position. Processing is performed.

FIG. 147 (b) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the left reel scrolling process defined by, for example, 2565H. According to 3076H, a process of calculating the scroll amount is performed, and 3084H
Thereby, it is determined whether or not the next symbol has to be displayed. If not, the control returns as it is. If yes, the process proceeds to 3088H, where processing for calculating the position for displaying the next symbol is performed, and reel display processing is performed by 30A4H.

FIG. 148 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the right reel scrolling process defined by, for example, 1D88H. And FIG.
Control similar to that of FIG. 7B is performed.

FIG. 148 (b) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the middle reel scrolling process defined by, for example, 1DA4H. And FIG.
Control similar to that of 47 (b) is performed.

FIG. 149 (a) is a flowchart showing a program for middle flower tag scroll processing. 3110H
, A process of calculating the scroll amount is performed, and 311
The EH determines whether or not the next symbol has to be displayed. If not, the control returns. At this point, the process proceeds to 3112H, where processing for calculating the next symbol display position is performed.
By 8H, a flower card display process is performed.

FIG. 149 (b) is a flowchart showing a program for left reel vertical swing processing. 313CH performs a process of looking up the pitch data table and acquiring pitch amount data.
Processing for calculating the left reel scroll amount is performed. At 314FH, a process of adding and updating the left pitch counter by “1” is performed, and at 3153H, it is determined whether or not the left pitch counter is less than 8. And 8
If it is determined that it is less than 8, the control returns. If it is determined that it is 8 or more, the process proceeds to 3157H, and a process of clearing the left pitch flag is performed.
By 5FH, a process of clearing the left pitch counter to 0 is performed.

FIG. 150 (a) is a flowchart showing a program of the right reel pitching process.
Control similar to (b) is performed.

FIG. 150 (b) is a flowchart showing a program of the middle reel vertical swing processing.
Control similar to (b) is performed.

FIG. 151 (a) is a subroutine program of the normal reach color processing defined by, for example, 0DD0H. By 31F4H, processing for setting the normal reach color 1 data in the pallet is performed.

FIG. 151 (b) is a subroutine program of the game reach color defined by 2034H.
According to 3221H, processing for setting the game reach color 1 data to the pallet is performed.

FIG. 151 (c) is a flow chart showing a subroutine program for the reach color of twin / 337 beats defined by, for example, 2283H, which is 324EH.
Thus, processing for setting twin reach color 1 data to the palette is performed.

FIG. 151D is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for the tornado reach color defined by, for example, 12AFH. The process of setting the tornado reach color 1 data to the palette is performed by 327BH.

FIG. 151 (e) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of color processing for intervals 1 to 4 defined by, for example, 28DEH.
By 8H, processing for setting the interval 1 to 4 color data in the pallet is performed.

FIG. 151 (f) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for color processing at intervals 5 to 8 defined by, for example, 28EEH.
By the AH, a process of setting the interval 5 to 8 color data in the palette is performed.

FIG. 151 (g) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for color processing in intervals 9 to 12 defined by, for example, 28FEH.
By the CCH, processing for setting the interval 9 to 12 color data in the pallet is performed.

FIG. 151 (h) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for color processing at intervals 13 to 16 defined by, for example, 290EH.
By 2DEH, processing for setting the interval 13 to 16 color data in the pallet is performed.

FIG. 152 (a) is a flowchart showing a program for color processing of rounds 1 to 4, wherein 32F0
H performs processing to set the data of rounds 1 to 4 on the palette.

FIG. 152 (b) is a flowchart showing a program for performing the color processing of rounds 5 to 8, and the processing for setting the data of rounds 5 to 8 in the pallet is three.
329H.

FIG. 152 (c) shows a case where color processing of rounds 9 to 12 is performed.
A process of setting １２12 color data in the palette is performed.

In FIG. 152 (d), the color processing of rounds 13 to 16 is performed, and the processing of setting the color data of rounds 13 to 16 to the palette is performed by 339BH.

FIG. 152 (e) shows a jackpot display process, in which the jackpot table is looked up by 33D4H, and the data stored therein is read out.
The 3DCH performs an operation drawing process on the read data.

FIG. 153 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the ball number display process defined by 0235H. The data bank value is compared by 33E0H, and “1H” is added to the data bank by 33E4H.
Is set, and com is set by 33EBH.
The number-of-balls / V winning command is called based on the command data of No. 5, the count number data is set by 33F8H, and the set count data is displayed on the variable display device 1 by 33FFH by screen drawing processing. Perform control. Then, the process proceeds to 3403H, where processing for restoring the data bank value is performed.

[0474] Fig. 153 (b) carries out a flower card clearing process. At 3409H, a process of acquiring the clear slot position address 1 is performed, at 340EH, a slot non-display process is performed, and at 340FH,
A process for updating the clear slot position address 1 to the next address is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 3414H, where processing for acquiring the clear slot position address 2 is performed.
H, a slot non-display process is performed, and 3418H, a process of updating the clear slot position address 2 to the next address is performed.

FIG. 154 shows the screen clear processing and the slot clear processing. After the processing for setting the screen size is performed by 3421H, 3
Proceed to 426H. On the other hand, after the processing for setting the slot size is performed by 3423H, the process proceeds to 3426H. Three
At 426H, a process of clearing the VRAM 56 is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 342BH, in which a process of subtracting “1” from the set size is performed, and the process proceeds to 342BH, where it is determined whether or not the size has become “0”. move on. And 3246
When the processing from H to 342BH is repeatedly executed and becomes 0, the control returns.

FIG. 155 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of the operation drawing process defined by, for example, 23EAH. According to 342EH, a process of clearing the operation drawing search flag to 0 is performed, and the process proceeds to 3438H, where the value of the operation counter is compared with the value of the table count. When the table count value is larger, the process proceeds to 3462H.
Proceed to CH.

In 344CH, processing for acquiring a drawing data table address is performed, and the flow advances to 3450H to perform drawing processing. In 3453H, processing for setting an operation drawing search flag is performed. Then proceed to 3466H,
A process of adding and updating “4” to the table pointer is performed.

Then, the flow advances to 3468H, where processing for subtracting and updating the table size by “1” is performed.
It is determined whether or not the table size has become 0, and if not, the process returns to 3438H again and the control is repeated. Then, the control returns when the table size becomes 0.

[0479] On the other hand, at 3462H, the process proceeds to 3468H after the process of setting "1" to the table size is performed. In the case of 345CH, it is determined whether or not the motion drawing search flag is 0.
The process proceeds to H, but if it is 0, the process proceeds to 3466H.

FIG. 156 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for screen drawing processing defined by, for example, 3450H. Based on 346BH, it is determined whether or not the data to be subjected to the drawing processing has been completed. If it is determined that the data has been completed, the control proceeds to FIG. 156 (b) and the process returns. If it is determined that the data has not been completed, the process proceeds to 3470H, a process of acquiring a drawing start offset value, performing control of adding and updating the offset value to the current drawing position, and acquiring a drawing byte number is performed. Done. Next, the processing proceeds to 347EH, where the drawing data is acquired, the data is written to the VRAM, each pointer is updated by "1", and the drawing byte number is subtracted and updated by "1". Next, the process proceeds to 347EH, where it is determined whether or not the number of drawing bytes has become 0. If not, the process returns to 347EH, and the control is repeatedly executed again to 346BH when the number of drawing bytes becomes 0. move on.

FIG. 156 (c) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of screen drawing processing (color change and data change) defined by, for example, 2A2BH. According to 3483H, processing for acquiring a drawing color is performed, and the flow advances to 3487H to determine whether or not the data to be drawn has ended. If it is determined that the processing has ended, the flow advances to FIG. 156 (d) to control. To return. On the other hand, if it is determined that the data is not completed, 34
Proceeding to 8CH, a drawing start offset value is obtained, a process of adding and updating the obtained offset value to the current drawing position is performed, and a process of obtaining the drawing byte number is performed. Next, the processing proceeds to 3494H, where control for acquiring drawing data is performed, and the processing proceeds to 349CH, where the drawing data is converted.
By 4A8H, processing for changing the drawing color is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 34ADH, a process of writing data to the VRAM is performed, a process of calculating the next line address is performed by 34B1H, the process proceeds to 34C2H, a process of writing to the VRAM is performed, and the process proceeds to 34C6H.

At 34C6H, a process of adding and updating "1" to each pointer is performed, and the process advances to 34CCH to perform a process of subtracting and updating the number of bytes by "1". And 34 CCH
Is determined as to whether or not the number of bytes has become 0. If the number of bytes has not become 0, the flow proceeds to 3494H, and the control is repeatedly executed. When the byte becomes 0, the flow proceeds to 3487H.

FIG. 157 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of reel display processing defined by, for example, 30A4H. By 34 DAH,
A CRT reel color changing process is performed. And this CRT
In this case, the reel color is changed and displayed. Next, the process proceeds to 34DDH, where a process of acquiring the symbol data address and acquiring the scroll amount is performed.
Next, the process proceeds to 34EBH, where the slot 0 address which is the data of the encoded identification information is compared with the slot 1 address which is the address of the card information, and it is determined whether the scroll display or the slot 0 display is to be performed. 34
This is done by EFH. When both steps are determined to be NO, the process proceeds to 34F3H, and a process of setting the number of repetitions to “2” is performed.
A process for setting eight characters per line is performed. Then, the reel display is controlled by 34F9H based on the set data.

Then, the flow advances to 34FDH, where the magnitude relationship between the next line address and the address of slot 2 is compared. If it is determined that slot 2 is larger, the flow advances to 3509H, but slot 2 is smaller. When it is determined that the display address has been calculated, the process proceeds to 3501H, where the next line address-slot size is calculated and the value is set as the display address.

In 3509H, the current repetition number is set to “1”.
The process of subtraction update is performed, and the process proceeds to 3509H, where it is determined whether or not the number of repetitions has become 0. If not, the process returns to 34F6H, and the control is repeatedly executed again to reduce the number of repetitions to 0. Control returns at the point where it has become.

[0486] If a determination of YES is made by 34EBH, the flow advances to 3527H, where two characters and eight characters are set, and after the reel display control is performed by 352AH based on the set data, the control returns.

If YES is determined by 34EFH, the flow advances to 350DH, where processing for setting the number of repetitions to "2" is performed, and the flow advances to 3510H, where one line and eight characters are set. Reel display control is performed based on the data. Then 35
Proceeding to 17H, the magnitude relationship between the next line address and the address of slot 1 is compared. If it is determined that slot 1 is larger, the process directly proceeds to 3523H, but it is determined that slot 1 is smaller. In this case, the process proceeds to 351BH, where the next line address-slot size is calculated, and the value is set to the display address.
Proceed to 523H.

In 3523H, the current repetition number is set to “1”.
A process of updating by subtraction is performed, and it is determined whether or not the number of repetitions has become zero. If it is not 0, the process returns to 3510H, and the control is repeatedly executed.
The control returns at the point where the condition has been reached.

FIG. 158 (a) is a flow chart showing a subroutine program of the display of flower cards defined by, for example, 3138H. By 352EH, the symbol data address is acquired, and 353CH, 3540H, 35
44H, it is determined whether the display is the scroll display, the slot 0 display, or the slot 1 display. When NO is determined in all the steps, the process proceeds to 3548H, and a process of setting “6” to the number of repetitions is performed.
The processing for setting 8 characters per line is performed. Then, a flower card display process is performed by 354EH. Next, the process proceeds to 3552H, where the magnitude relationship between the next line address and the slot position is compared. If it is determined that the slot position is larger, the process proceeds to 355EH. On the other hand, when it is determined that the slot position is smaller, the process proceeds to 3556H, and (next line address)
After calculating the (slot size) and setting the calculated value as the display address, the process proceeds to 355EH.

The 355EH in FIG. 159 (c) updates the current number of repetitions by subtracting "1", and determines whether or not the number of repetitions has become zero.
Returning to 4BH, the control is repeatedly executed again, and when it becomes 0, the control returns.

If YES is determined by 353CH, the flow advances to 3596H in FIG. 159 (b). And
6 lines and 8 characters are set.
The process of displaying a flower card (screen) is performed, and the control returns.

If YES is determined in 3540H, the flow advances to 3562H in FIG. 158 (b). Then, a process of setting “6” to the number of repetitions is performed, and 3565H
And 8 characters are set per line, and 3568H
, And a flower card display process is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 356CH, where the magnitude relationship between the next line address and the address of slot 1 is compared. If it is determined that slot 1 is larger, the process directly proceeds to 3578H, but it is determined that slot 1 is smaller. If so, the process proceeds to 3570H, where (next line address)-(slot size) is calculated, and the calculated value is set to the display address.
Proceed to 578H. At 3578H, the current number of repetitions is subtracted and updated by "1", and it is determined whether or not the number of repetitions has become zero.
And the control is repeatedly executed. When the number of repetitions becomes zero, the control returns.

If YES is determined in 3544H, the flow advances to 357CH in FIG. 159 (a), and processing for setting "6" to the number of repetitions is performed. Next, 357FH
And 8 characters per line are set, and
, And the display of flower cards is performed. Next, the process proceeds to 3586H, where the magnitude relationship between the next line address and the address of slot 2 is compared. If it is determined that slot 2 is larger, the process directly proceeds to 3592H, but it is determined that slot 2 is smaller. If so, the process proceeds to 358AH, where (next line address)-(slot size) is calculated, and the calculated value is set to the display address.
Proceed to 592H.

In 3592H, the current repetition number is set to “1”.
A subtraction update process is performed, and it is determined whether or not the number of repetitions has become zero. Then, at the stage where the value is not 0, the process returns to 357FH again, and the repetitive control is executed.
The control returns at the point where the condition has been reached.

FIG. 160 (a) shows a reel display process (designated line number process) defined by, for example, 34F9H or the like.
5 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of FIG. According to 359DH, a process of setting "1" to the data bank by comparing the data bank value is performed.
Next, the process proceeds to 35AAH, a process for acquiring a card color is performed, the process proceeds to 35B0H, a process for acquiring data of a drawing character lower byte is performed, and the process proceeds to 35B1H to VR
A process of writing data to the AM is performed. Next, 35B9H
Then, the process goes to 35BAH, where it is determined whether the card color is standard or not. If it is determined to be standard, the process directly proceeds to 35C1H, but if it is determined to be non-standard, the process proceeds to 25BCH, and after processing for changing the card color is performed, the process proceeds to 35C1H. In 35C1H, V
The process of writing data to the RAM is performed, and the process proceeds to 35C2H, where the process of adding and updating each pointer by "1" is performed, and
Proceed to 5C4H.

At 35C4H in FIG. 160 (b), the current number of characters is updated by subtracting "1", and it is determined whether or not the number of characters has become zero. Returns to 35B0H again and repeatedly executes the control. And when it reaches 0, proceed to 35C7H,
A process of setting the next line address to a standard address is performed, and a process of subtracting and updating the current line number by "1" is performed by 35CFH to determine whether or not the line number has become 0. Then, when it is determined that it has not become 0, the flow returns to 35B0H again, and the control is repeatedly executed. When the value becomes 0, the process proceeds to 35D1H, the data bank is restored, and the control returns.

FIG. 161 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program for card display processing (data conversion) defined by, for example, 352AH. 35
The DAH performs a process of comparing data bank values and setting "1" in the data bank. Then 35
Proceeding to E7H, processing for acquiring the card color is performed, and 35
The process of acquiring the drawing data is performed by the EFH.
Then, the process proceeds to 35F4H, where processing for converting data is performed, and processing for writing data to the VRAM is performed by 35FAH.

Next, the flow advances to 35FEH, where it is determined whether or not the card color is standard. If it is determined that the card color is standard, the flow directly proceeds to 360EH. If it is determined that the card color is not standard, the flow advances to 3602H. Go to 360EH after changing the card color. In 360EH, a process of writing data to the VRAM is performed, and the flow advances to 3612H. A process of calculating the next line address is performed, and the flow advances to 362DH.

At 362DH in FIG. 161 (b), a process of subtracting and updating the current number of characters by "1" is performed, and it is determined whether or not the number of characters has become zero. And if it is determined that it is not 0, 35E again
Returning to FH, the control is repeatedly executed. Then, when the number of characters becomes 0, the process proceeds to 3630H, where (display address) + (line size) is calculated, and a process of setting the calculated value to the display address is performed. Next, 3638H
Then, a process of subtracting and updating the current line number by "1" is performed, and it is determined whether or not the line number has become 0. And if it is determined that it is not 0, 3
Returning to 5EFH, the control is repeatedly executed, and when the number of lines becomes 0, the process proceeds to 363AH, a process for restoring the data bank is performed, and the control returns.

FIG. 162 (a) is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a CR card color changing process defined by 34 DAH. According to 3643H, A
A process according to a so-called PUSH instruction of saving data of the V register to an address designated by the stack pointer is performed, and a process of comparing reel colors is performed.
Next, the process proceeds to 364DH, where it is determined whether or not the encoded identification information corresponds to January, March, or August. If so, the process directly proceeds to 3668H, but if not, the process proceeds to 365AH. Then, the command data of com4 is read, and it is determined whether or not the mode is the CR mode based on the data. If the mode is not the CR mode, the control returns as it is. If the mode is the CR mode, the process proceeds to 3662H, and it is determined whether or not the encoded identification information is December. The control returns as it is, but in the case of December, the process proceeds to 3668H, and processing for setting the reel color to red is performed. As a result, the encoded identification information in January, March and August becomes red in the case of a normal gaming machine that is not a CR machine, and in the case of a CR machine it also becomes red in December. Next, the process proceeds to 366FH, in which processing is performed to change the return destination address to CR machine card color return processing.

FIG. 162 (b) shows a program of the CR machine card color restoration processing, and the processing for restoring the reel color is performed by 368BH.

FIG. 162 (c) is a flowchart showing a program for reel display address calculation processing. 36
The process of calculating the next reel display position is performed by 90H, the process of dividing into 16 is performed by 3692H,
3698H controls multiplication processing.

FIG. 162 (d) is for performing a flower label display address calculation process. 369DH performs a process of dividing the signal into sixteenths and dividing it into sixteenths, and 36A3H performs a multiplication process.

FIG. 163 (a) is a flowchart showing a program of the symbol check processing 1. In the 36AAH, it is determined whether or not the symbol number is less than 13, and if not, the symbol number is changed to " 13 "
The process of subtraction update is performed, and the process returns to 36AAH again. This is repeatedly executed, and when the symbol number becomes less than 13, the process proceeds to 36B2H, and a process of performing symbol conversion 1 is performed.

FIG. 163 (b) performs a symbol check process, and the same control as in FIG. 163 (a) is performed.

[0506] Fig. 163 (c) is for performing symbol check processing 3, and the same control as in Fig. 163 (a) is performed.

[0507] FIG. 163 (d) shows the information for the 3692H and 369D
This is a subroutine program of 1/16 processing defined by H, and the processing of shifting the contents of the A register right by 4 bits is performed by 3729H.

[0508] Fig. 163 (e) shows 3698H and 36A3
37 is a flowchart showing a subroutine program of a multiplication process defined by H, and a process of performing multiplication is performed by 3732H.

Next, another example of control by the system controller 51 will be described. 04B6H, 04D0H,
04EAH, 0504H, 051EH, 0553H, 0
538H, 056EH, 0588H, and 05CDH determine whether the command order is correct, and control based on the determination result is performed as shown in FIG. 164. First, step S (hereinafter simply referred to as S) 1
Then, the appropriateness of the command order is determined in the same manner as described above based on the command order determination data. Jump to Note that x = 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,
9, a, c, or d.

On the other hand, if it is determined in S1 that the command order is not correct, the process proceeds to S3, where the command order error counter is incremented by “1”, and the process proceeds to S4, where the command order error counter becomes “20” or more. Is determined, and if it is determined that the above is not the case, the command jumps to the command error. On the other hand, if it is determined that the command order error counter has become 20 or more, the process proceeds to S5, an order error flag is set, the process proceeds to S6, an "out-of-order message" is set, and a screen drawing process is performed to execute the above-described order. Control for displaying an abnormal message on the variable display device 1 is performed. Then, the program jumps to the error weight program.

Further, the interrupt routine of the non-maskable interrupt shown in FIG. 57B is changed to that shown in FIG. First, register comparison processing is performed in S10, and in S11, it is determined whether or not the order error flag is “0”.
Proceed to 006D1 of 7 (b). On the other hand, when it is determined that the order error flag is in the set state and is not “0”, the process jumps to the step of the order error message of S6 in FIG.

The program for the cold start shown in FIG. 63B is changed to that shown in FIG. After the processing of 02ECH in FIG. 63 (b) is performed, the process proceeds to S16 to clear the sequence error flag, and proceeds to S17 to perform a process of clearing the command sequence error counter.
The process proceeds to 02ECH processing of 3 (b).

[0513] With this configuration, it is determined whether or not the command order is appropriate based on the command order determination data, and it is determined that the command order is inappropriate 20 times or more after the power of the gaming machine is turned on. At this stage, an abnormal sequence message is displayed on the variable display device 1. In this state, even if a non-maskable interrupt signal is input from the basic circuit 30 and no matter how much new command data is sent, the display of the out-of-sequence message will not disappear unless the power is turned on again.

Next, the features and modified examples of the above-described embodiment will be enumerated below. (1) The variable display device 1 shown in FIG. 1 is not limited to a device using a liquid crystal display device, but may be an electrically variable display device using a CRT, a light emitting diode, electroluminescence, or the like. A variable display device of a so-called rotary drum type may be used. The first state of the variable prize ball device 4 may be a state in which the opening and closing plate 9 repeats opening and closing continuously, and the second state of the variable prize ball device 4 may be that a hit ball can win. It may be difficult to win a prize.

(2) In FIGS. 2 and 3, the basic circuit 3
The ROM provided in the ROM 0 constitutes a program storage means for storing a control program. The CPU provided in the basic circuit 30 constitutes a control center means that operates according to the program stored in the program storage means and controls the gaming state of the gaming machine. The RAM provided in the basic circuit 30 constitutes control data storage means for storing control data accompanying control by the control center means.

[0516] The program ROM 54 constitutes a display control program storage means for storing a program for performing display control of the variable display device. The character ROM 57 constitutes image display data storage means for storing image display data to be displayed on the variable display device. The CPU 53 and the system controller 51 operate according to the program stored in the variable display program storage means, and perform image display on the variable display device based on the image display data stored in the image display data storage means. An image display control means is provided.

(3) When the display result of the variable display device has a predetermined specific display mode, the game control means controls the game state to a specific game state advantageous to the player. The WC RND1 shown in FIG. 4 constitutes a random number generating means for generating a random number for randomly determining whether or not to generate the specific game state. WC RNDL, WC RNDC, WC
The RNDR constitutes a display random number generator that generates a random number for randomly determining a display result of the variable display device. The WC RND ACT constitutes a reach determining random number generating means for generating a random number for randomly determining whether to display the reach state on the variable display device. WC RND SL
When the reach state is displayed on the variable display device by W, the variable display speed of the variable display state displayed by the variable display device is reduced and displayed, and then the display result is derived and displayed. A deceleration operation amount determining random number generating means for generating a random number for randomly determining the operation amount is configured.

[0518] The random number generation means constituted by the WC RND1 is configured to be able to change the limit of the numerical range of the random numbers that can be generated. Then, the limit of the numerical range in which the random numbers can be generated can be changed and set by operating the operation means provided at a location where the player cannot operate and the staff at the game hall can operate.

(4) The subroutine program of the symbol average rotation time calculating process shown in FIG. 27A performs the control to derive and display the display result of the variable display device according to the occurrence condition of the display condition. A variable display control period change control means for changing and controlling the variable display control period of the variable display device is configured. The variable display control period change control means performs control to shorten the variable display control period when the frequency of establishment of the display condition increases.

A sound generation control means for performing control for generating a predetermined sound in accordance with the gaming state of the gaming machine is constituted by the sound processing subroutine program shown in FIG. 27 (b). The sound generation control means stores sound data for generating a plurality of kinds of sounds in advance, selects corresponding sound data from the plurality of kinds of sound data according to the gaming state of the gaming machine, and It has a function of generating a sound according to the selected sound data.

[0521] The game control means for controlling the gaming state of the gaming machine shown in Fig. 2 has a function of controlling a special gaming state in which the specific gaming state is likely to be generated when a predetermined gaming state is reached. More specifically, the game control means has a function of setting a game state to a specific game state when a display result of the variable display device becomes a predetermined specific display mode, and A plurality of specific display modes are determined, and when the display result of the variable display device becomes a predetermined special specific display mode among the plurality of specific display modes, the game control is performed. The means controls the special game state. And F2C3H of FIG.
F2D2H constitutes a restriction control means for performing control to restrict the occurrence of the special game state according to the occurrence state of the special game state. This restriction control means has a function of restricting the occurrence of the special game state when the predetermined number of occurrences of the specific game state has reached the number of occurrences of the special game state.

[0522] A plurality of reach flag tables calculated by F31AH in Fig. 33 are prepared, and a display mode determined in advance to be displayed as a display result of the variable display device and the specific display mode are displayed. Which reach flag table is to be selected from the plurality of types of reach flag tables is determined according to the degree of the gap. The reach flag table constitutes a plurality of reach type specifying data storage means for storing data for specifying a plurality of types of reach states displayed by the variable display device in the form of a table. The plurality of reach type specifying data storage units are provided in a plurality of types, and each storage unit is configured to store a large amount of specific data for specifying a certain type of reach state, thereby causing a bias in the storage content. . In each of the plurality of reach type specifying data storage units, the types of reach specified from the biased stored reach type specifying data are different from each other.

According to F309H and F31AH, the plurality of types of identification information determined in advance to be displayed as a display result of the variable display device are different from the specific display mode. Selection determining means for determining which of the plurality of reach type specifying data storage means is to be selected from the plurality of reach type specifying data storage means is configured. The reach type random selecting means for randomly selecting a certain reach type specifying data from the plurality of reach type specifying data stored in the plurality of reach type specifying data storage means selected and determined by the selection determining means by F322H. Is configured.

[0524] From F329H to F344H, it is determined whether or not the game mode is the special game mode. If the game mode is the specific game mode, the reach type selected by the reach type random selection means is changed to another reach type. Reach type changing means for changing is configured.

[0525] By the subroutine program of the reach time calculation processing shown in FIG. 38, the WC RND SLW
The variable display period calculation means for calculating the variable display period according to the random number generated by the variable random number generation means for variable display control period determination constituted by

[0526] When EF0FH of FIG. 16 (a) is used, a command signal for causing the variable display device to indicate that an abnormality has occurred in the gaming machine is sent to the variable display control means comprising the control circuit shown in FIG. An abnormality display command signal output means for outputting the signal to the controller is constituted.

[0527] 006DH of FIG. 57 constitutes a runaway determination means for determining whether or not the variable display control processor included in the variable display control means is running away. When the runaway determining means determines that runaway has occurred by the restart subroutine program shown in FIG. 63 (a), an initializing process for initializing control data and returning from a runaway state to a normal control state is performed. Means is constituted.

The abnormal display command detecting means for detecting that the abnormal display command output means has output the abnormal display command is constituted by 00C4H in FIG. 57 (b). Figure 60
An abnormality display control unit configured to display that an abnormality has occurred on the variable display device when the abnormality display instruction detection unit detects the output of the abnormality display instruction by the program of the command 70h of (a). . FIG. 60 (a)
019FH and the error weight program of FIG. 60 (e), and the aforementioned 00C4H, 00CBH, 00ECH, 0
19FH, 01D8H, 01DCH, 0251H, 02
59H constitutes a variable display control suspending means for suspending the variable display control by the variable display control means when the abnormal display command detecting means detects the output of the abnormal display command. 00CFH, 00D5H, 034E
H, 01D8H, 01E3H, and 01E6H, when the error display command detecting means stops detecting the output of the error display command, the variable display which has been executed until the error display command detecting means detects the error display command. The variable display control starting means for continuously starting the variable display control from the control state is configured.

The control circuit shown in FIG. 2 constitutes game control means for controlling the game state of the game machine and outputting a command signal for controlling the display of the variable display device. The control circuit shown in FIG. 3 constitutes variable display control means for controlling the variable display device in response to a command signal from the game control means.

The above-mentioned 04B6H, 04BEH, 04EA
H, 04F2H, 04D0H, 04D8H, 0504
H, 050CH, 051EH, 0526H, 0553
H, 055BH, 0588H, 0590H, 0538
H, 0540H, 056EH, 0576H, 05CD
H, 05D5H, 05E8H, 05F0H, 063B
H, 0AC2H constitutes a command signal discriminating means provided in the variable display control means for discriminating whether or not the change of the command signal has an appropriate change pattern.

[0531] As described above, the game control means outputs a command signal consisting of a plurality of block data arranged in a predetermined order, and the command signal discriminating means outputs a plurality of block data of the received command signal. Is compared with corresponding block data among a plurality of block data of the command signal sent last time to determine whether or not the change pattern is appropriate.

The above-mentioned 04BBH, 04EFH, 04D5
H, 0509H, 0523H, 053DH, 0558
H, 0573H, 058DH, 05D2H, 05ED
H, 03B5H to 03BFH, 0347H, when the command signal discriminating means determines that the command signal is improper, the command signal discriminated as improper is discarded and the next command signal is received. An improper command signal discarding unit for setting a waiting state is configured.

The above S1 to S8, 01CCH, S11, S
An error state switching control means for controlling to switch to a predetermined error state when the command signal determination means has determined that the command signal determination means is abnormal for a predetermined number of times by means of steps S12, S16 and S17.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a game board surface of a pachinko gaming machine as an example of a gaming machine.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a control circuit used in the pachinko gaming machine.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a control circuit used in the pachinko gaming machine.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a display operation of the ordinary symbol variable display device.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram for explaining various random counters and control using the random counters.

FIG. 6 is a timing chart showing a transmission operation of command data.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the contents of command data.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the contents of command data.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

11 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

17 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

20 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

24 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 26 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 27 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 28 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 29 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

30 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 31 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 32 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 33 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 34 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 35 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 36 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 37 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 38 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 39 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

40 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 41 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 42 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 43 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 44 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 45 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 46 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 47 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 48 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 49 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 50 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 51 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 52 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 53 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 54 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 55 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 56 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 57 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 58 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 59 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 60 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 61 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 62 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 63 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 64 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 65 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 66 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 67 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 68 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 69 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 70 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 71 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 72 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 73 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 74 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 75 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 76 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 77 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 78 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 79 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 80 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 81 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 82 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 83 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 84 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 85 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 86 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 87 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 88 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

89 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 90 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 91 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 92 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 93 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 94 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 95 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 96 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 97 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 98 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 99 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

100 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 101 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 102 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

103 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 104 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 105 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

106 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

107 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

108 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 109 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 110 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 111 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

112 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 113 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 114 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 115 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 116 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 117 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 118 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 119 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

120 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 121 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 122 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

123 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

124 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 125 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 126 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 127 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 128 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 129 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

130 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

131 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 132 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 133 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

134 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 135 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 136 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 137 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 138 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 139 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 140 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 141 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 142 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 143 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 144 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 145 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 146 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 147 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 148 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 149 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

150 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 151 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 152 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 153 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 154 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 155 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 156 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 157 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 158 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 159 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

160 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG.

FIG. 161 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 162 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 163 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 164 is a flowchart showing the operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 165 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 166 is a flowchart showing an operation of the control circuit shown in FIG. 3;

[Explanation of symbols]

23 is a game board, 24 is a game area, 1 is a variable display device, 4
Is a variable winning ball device, 30 is a basic circuit, 51 is a system controller, 53 is a CPU, 54 is a program ROM,
55 is a work RAM, 56 is a video RAM, and 57 is a character ROM.

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A gaming machine provided with a variable display device whose display state can be changed, comprising: a main routine program and a subroutine program as a control program of the gaming machine; Data output processing for performing output processing, information output processing for setting various information output data signals, and random number updating processing for updating random numbers for determining in advance whether or not to generate a predetermined specific game state The subroutine program includes: a process for performing a demonstration display by the variable display device; a symbol variation process for realizing a symbol variation display at a reach different from that in a normal state which is not at a reach; and a symbol variation. And a symbol fluctuation stop process for determining the stop of the game. 2. A game area in which a ball is hit,
The subroutine program further includes a variable winning ball device that is changeable between a first state advantageous to the player and a second state disadvantageous to the player, wherein the subroutine program includes the variable winning ball device in the first state.
A special winning opening opening process for controlling the variable winning device to display the number of winning balls in the variable winning ball device in the first state on the variable display device. 2. The gaming machine according to claim 1, further comprising a process for setting a game machine. 3. The subroutine program includes a reach time calculation process for calculating a display time when a reach is displayed by the variable display device.
The gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2. 4. The reach time calculation process is a process of randomly determining a deceleration variable display operation amount when decelerating a variable display speed of the variable display device on which reach is displayed and deriving and displaying a display result. The gaming machine according to claim 3, wherein: