JP2003062310A - Data processing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To carry out performances of patterns, effect sounds, and the like, with moving bodies and to display of game information with the moving body, and the like. SOLUTION: Concerning a data processing system, a game system 10 is provided with a first communication means 12 connectable between it and the moving body 20, a first memory part 14 for storing performance data 14a and a download means 13 which transfers the performance data 14a stored in the first memory part 14 to a second memory part 22 of the moving body 20 connected through a first and a second communication means 12 and 21 to be stored. The moving body 20 is provided with the second communication means 21 connectable between it and the game system 10 and a performance processing means 23 which carries out performances based on the performance data 14a stored in the second memory part 22. Performances are carried out with the moving body 20 based on the performance data 14a transferred from the game system 10, thereby enabling realization of performances by using the patterns, effect sounds, and the like, with the moving body 20.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a data processing system including a game system and a moving body.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art For example, in a pachinko machine, a pattern including a character or the like is displayed on a liquid crystal display device, and a sound effect including a fluctuation sound is played from a speaker. Therefore, the player playing the game on the pachinko machine can see the design and listen to the sound effects.

[0003]

However, when the player leaves the pachinko machine, the player cannot see the pattern or hear the sound effect. In addition, there is a request from a player who possesses a mobile phone so that the game information of the pachinko machine can be displayed on the mobile phone. The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and provides a data processing system capable of producing effects such as symbols and sound effects on a moving body and displaying game information on the moving body. The purpose is to

[0004]

Means 1 for solving the problems Means 1 for solving the problems are as described in claim 1. Here, the terms described in claim 1 are interpreted as follows. The same applies to the other claims and the detailed description of the invention. (1) The “moving body” may be any terminal device having a communication function, and corresponds to, for example, a mobile phone (including PHS), a personal digital assistant (PDA), a mobile personal computer, or the like. (2) "Production data" is data relating to production normally performed on a gaming machine, and includes, for example, patterns (images and characters, etc.), sounds (sound effects, etc.), display patterns of light emitters (LEDs, etc.), objects. The vibration pattern of (handle etc.) is applicable. (3) The “gaming system” corresponds to a device that is installed in a game hall or the like and can communicate. For example, a gaming machine only, a hall server only, a hall computer alone, or a single body, or a complex of any two or more of a gaming machine, a hall server, a hall computer, or the like is applicable.

According to the means 1, the data processing system comprises a game system 10 and a moving body 20 (mobile terminal), as schematically shown in FIG. The game system 10 includes a first storage unit 14 that stores effect data 14a, and a download unit 13 that transfers the effect data 14a to a communicable mobile body 20 when a required timing is reached. The moving body 20 includes an effect processing unit 23 that performs an effect based on the effect data 14a transferred from the game system 10. According to this configuration, since it is possible to perform an effect with the moving body 20 based on the effect data 14a transferred from the game system 10, the moving object 20 can be provided with an effect such as a design or a sound effect.
Can be achieved with.

[0006]

Means 2 for solving the problems Means 2 for solving the problems are as described in claim 2. Here, the term “game information” described in claim 2 corresponds to information such as start winning data, number of balls / number of hits, advance notice, jackpot notice, and fluctuating sound. The same applies to the other claims and the detailed description of the invention.

According to the means 2, the data processing system comprises a game system 10 and a moving body 20, as schematically shown in FIG. The game system 10 transfers the game machine control means 16 for controlling the game on the game machine and the game information relating to the game controlled by the game machine control means 16 to a communicable mobile body when a required timing is reached. And means 15. The mobile unit 20 includes a notification executing unit 24 that performs a notification based on the game information transferred from the game system 10. According to this configuration, since the mobile unit 20 that has received the game information transferred from the game system 10 notifies, the game information can be obtained from the mobile unit 20.

[0008]

Means 3 for solving the problems Means 3 for solving the problems are as described in claim 3. Here, the term “individual authentication” described in claim 3 is an authentication performed to specify a mobile body that makes a communication connection with the gaming system, and includes, for example, a telephone number, a machine number, a password,
Authentication is performed by specifying the ID (identifier) or the like. The same applies to the other claims and the detailed description of the invention.

According to the means 3, the game system 10 has a specifying means 11 for specifying the moving body 20 by individual authentication.
Equipped with. Then, the gaming system 10 communicates with the moving body 20 specified by the specifying means 11. According to this configuration, since the mobile body 20 to be communicated can be specified, it is possible to prevent malfunction due to fraudulent activity and enhance security.

[0010]

[Means 4 for Solving the Problems] A data processing system as means 4 for solving the problems comprises a game system 10 and a moving body 20, as schematically shown in FIG. The gaming system 10 includes a first communication unit 12 that can be connected to the moving body 20, a first storage unit 14 that stores effect data 14a, and effect data 14a stored in the first storage unit 14. 1 communication means 12 and 2nd communication means 2
Download means 13 for transferring and storing to the second storage unit 22 of the mobile unit 20 connected through 1. The moving body 20 has the second communication means 21 connectable to the game system 10 and the effect data 14 stored in the second storage unit 22.
The production processing means 23 that produces an effect based on a.
According to the means 4, since the moving body 20 produces an effect based on the effect data 14a transferred from the game system 10, the moving body 20 can realize an effect such as a design or a sound effect.

[0011]

A data processing system as a means 5 for solving the problem comprises a game system 10 and a moving body 20, as schematically shown in FIG. The game system 10 includes first communication means 12 connectable to the mobile body 20, a game machine control means 16 for controlling a game on a game machine, and game information about a game controlled by the game machine control means 16. And an information transfer means 15 for notifying the mobile body 20 connected via the first communication means 12 and the second communication means 21. The mobile unit 20 notifies the second communication unit 21 that can be connected to the game system 10, the second storage unit 22 that can store the game information, and the game information that is stored in the second storage unit 22. And executing means 24. The first communication means 12 and the second communication means 21 may be connected in any form as long as they can be connected to each other. For example, the gaming system and the moving body may be directly connected or may be indirectly connected. The connection method may be wireless or wired. According to the means 5, the mobile body 20 that has received the game information transferred from the game system 10 informs, so that the game information can be obtained from the mobile body 20.

[0012]

Means 6 for solving the problems Means 6 for solving the problems are the data processing system described in claim 1, claim 3, means 4, means 5, and the first storage of the game system 10. When a plurality of effect data (effect data 14a) is stored in the section 14, a data selection unit for selecting one or more effect data is provided. According to the means 6, the operator (player or the like) can freely select the effect data to be effected by the moving body 20.

[0013]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. This embodiment is an example in which a pachinko machine, a hall computer, and a hall server are applied as a game system, and a mobile phone is applied as a moving body.

First, the overall configuration of the data processing system will be described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 3, the data processing system includes a game system 30 and a mobile phone 50. Of these, the gaming system 30 has a pachinko machine 33 capable of pachinko gaming and a hall computer 34 which manages a plurality of gaming machines (pachinko machines, slot machines, etc.) and has a server function. The pachinko machine 33 includes a liquid crystal display device 31 capable of displaying a symbol and a speaker 32 capable of outputting a sound (voice, music, sound effect, etc.). The mobile phone 50 is a general type, and includes a speaker 51 capable of outputting sound, a liquid crystal display device 52 capable of displaying a design, and an operation button 53 capable of inputting data such as an ID and a telephone number. Designs include special designs consisting of characters (alphanumeric characters, kanji, etc.), symbols, codes, figures (characters, etc.), images, ordinary designs, decorative designs (background designs), and may be still images. It may be a moving image such as an animation.

Next, referring to FIG. 4, a schematic structure of the pachinko machine 33 and the portable telephone 50 will be described with reference to FIG. First, the pachinko machine 33 shown in FIG.
a (processor) is mainly configured, and ROM 33b for storing various data including a game control program for realizing control of pachinko games and data download processing / upload processing, control data, effect data, etc. temporarily. It has a RAM 33c for storing it, and a communication control circuit 33d for communicating with the hall computer 34 shown in FIG. The hall computer 34 shown in FIG. 4B is a CPU
34a, a ROM 34b that stores data such as a management control program, a RAM 34c that temporarily stores data for transfer, and communication for communicating with the pachinko machine 33 and the base station 40 shown in FIG. It has a control circuit 34d and the like. The mobile phone 50 shown in FIG. 4C is also a pachinko machine 3
Similar to 3, the CPU 54 is mainly configured, and various types including a terminal control program for realizing telephone function control, data download processing / upload processing, effect control based on character data, game information notification control, and the like. ROM 55 for storing data, RAM 56 for temporarily storing control data, effect data, etc., base station 40 shown in FIG.
It has a communication control circuit 57 and the like for communicating with the (exchange). As described above, the pachinko machine 33, the hall computer 34, and the mobile phone 50 shown in FIG. 4 all have a general configuration.

An example in which the pachinko machine 33 is set and data is transferred in the data processing system configured as described above will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition,
Although the base station 40 is not shown in FIGS. 5 and 7 as compared with FIG. 3, it is omitted because the base station 40 merely relays or exchanges signals.

[Example of Downloading Effect Data to Mobile Phone 50] FIG. 5 is a sequence flow showing a process of downloading data (eg, character data) stored in the pachinko machine 33 to the mobile phone 50. Time elapses from the upper side to the lower side. Arrows (→) in the figure show the flow of signals, and the same applies to FIG. 7 described later.

In FIG. 5, an operator such as a player or a person in charge of the hall operates the portable telephone 50 to operate the hall computer 3
4 is requested to connect the communication line (connection request),
Upon receiving the connection request, the hall computer 34 establishes a connection with the mobile phone 50. As an example of connection request,
For example, a mode in which an address (URL address, IP address, etc.) of the hall computer 34 is accessed from the mobile phone 50 through a communication network (Internet, etc.) is applicable. When the connection of the communication line is established, the hall computer 34 requests the input of an ID to determine whether the operator is a legitimate person (ID input request). When the operator operates the operation button 53 to input an ID on the mobile phone 50 that has received the ID input request, the ID information is transferred to the hall computer 34 (ID information transfer),
It is determined whether the ID is valid. That is, it is searched whether the ID input by the operator exists in the ID group registered in the storage device or the like in the hall computer 34. If I
If it exists in the D group, it is determined to be valid, and if it does not exist, it is determined to be inappropriate. In addition, after the connection of the communication line is established, a game stop signal may be transmitted from the hall computer 34 to the pachinko machine 33 in order to stop the game on the pachinko machine 33 as necessary (game stop; (Shown).

When the ID is authenticated, the operator is regarded as a legitimate person, and the operator is requested to input the selection of the function to meet the request of the operator (selection input request). For example, FIG. 6 (A)
A selection menu as shown in (1) is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 52 to request selection. In response to the request, for example, when the operator operates the operation button 53 and selects "1. Character download", which character is requested to be downloaded. For example, a list menu of zodiac signs (characters) as shown in FIG. 6B is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 52 to request selection of characters to be downloaded. Note that the items with “*” and “#” are the operation buttons 53.
(See FIG. 3). In response to this request, for example, when the operator operates the operation button 53 to select "5. Dragon", the selection data of "3" is transferred to the hall computer 34 (selection information transfer; character download). Upon receiving the selection data, the hall computer 34 further requests the pachinko machine 33 to transfer the corresponding character (character transfer request).

In the above example, if a person unrelated to the game accidentally inputs a valid ID, the character may be downloaded. That is, a person who is not actually playing a pachinko game on the pachinko machine 33 can download the character or receive a jackpot advance notice as described later. In order to prevent such unauthorized access, the pachinko machine 33 may display the selection input request.
That is, for example, a selection menu as shown in FIG. 6A is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 31. Which operation button should be operated is also displayed in the selection menu, so
Those who are not playing pachinko games do not know how to get the data. Therefore, it is not possible to know how to operate, and thus it is possible to prevent unauthorized access.

The pachinko machine 33 executes a function based on the selection data received from the mobile phone 50 through the hall computer 34, and transfers the corresponding character data to the mobile phone 50 through the hall computer 34 (character data transfer). The mobile phone 50 receiving the character data stores the character data in the RAM 56 and the like, and displays the character “dragon” on the liquid crystal display device 52 in this example. Therefore, the character desired and set by the operator can be displayed on the mobile phone 50. afterwards,
The mobile phone 50 notifies the hall computer 34 that the reception of the character data is completed (information reception notification).

Upon receiving the information reception notice, the hall computer 34 finishes the setting this time, and requests the input of the selection of the function to meet the next request of the operator (selection input request). In the selection menu shown in FIG. 6 (A),
If the operator operates the operation button 53 and selects "4. setting end", the information of the item is transferred to the hall computer 34 as selection information (selection information transfer; connection end). Therefore, the hall computer 34 stops the connection with the mobile phone 50. When the game on the pachinko machine 33 is stopped, a game start signal may be transmitted from the hall computer 34 to the pachinko machine 33 to start the game after the connection is stopped (game start stop; shown by a chain double-dashed line). .

Although the character displayed on the liquid crystal display device 52 of the mobile phone 50 is downloaded in the above-mentioned example, the fluctuation sound and other setting items (for example, data on the display of the light-emitting body and the vibration of the object). Can be downloaded as well. For example, in the case of fluctuating sound, the operator may operate the operation button 53 corresponding to “2. fluctuating sound download” when the selection menu shown in FIG. )
When the variation sound list menu as shown in FIG. 3 is displayed, the operator may operate the operation button 53 corresponding to the desired variation sound (for example, “3. Variation sound type 3”). Then, except that the "character" changes to "fluctuation sound",
The process proceeds similarly to the sequence flow shown in FIG.
Therefore, the fluctuation sound desired by the operator can be played by the mobile phone 50. Furthermore, it is possible to use the downloaded fluctuating sound as an incoming melody (ringtone). This also applies to the other setting items described above.

[Example of Informing Game Information to Mobile Phone 50] FIG. 7 is a sequence flow showing a process of informing the mobile phone 50 of game information related to the pachinko machine 33.

First, regarding the process from the start of the operation of the mobile phone 50 by the operator to the display of the selection menu shown in FIG. 6A on the liquid crystal display device 52, the effect data is downloaded to the mobile phone 50 described above. The description is omitted because it is similar to the example. After the selection menu of FIG. 6 (A) is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 52, for example, when the operator operates the operation button 53 and selects “3. game information notification”, which game information is notified? Request. Figure 6
After the information menu as shown in (D) is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 52, for example, when the operator operates the operation button 53 to select “4. It is transferred to the computer 34 (transfer of selection information).

The hall computer 34 requests the pachinko machine 33 to give a notice of a big hit corresponding to the selection information (request for notice of notice). Pachinko machine 3 that received the request
3 is set in the RAM 33c or the like, and then notifies the hall computer 34 that the setting is completed (setting completion notification). If the pachinko machine 33 has stopped the game when the notice of the big hit is received, the game may be started. Upon receiving the setting completion notification, the hall computer 34 finishes the setting this time and requests the operator to input the function selection to meet the next request (selection input request). Note that the processing from the selection input request to the connection stop of the communication line is the same as the example of downloading the effect data to the mobile phone 50 described above, and thus the description thereof is omitted.

After that, when the timing of the jackpot announcement is reached during the game in the pachinko machine 33, the jackpot announcement is notified from the pachinko machine 33 to the mobile phone 50 through the hall computer 34 (jackpot announcement notification). The notification method may be, for example, a format (calling) of the mobile phone 50, a format of transmitting data such as an electronic mail, or a format of vibrating the mobile phone 50. The mobile phone 50 that has received the notification of the jackpot notice stores the notification in the RAM 56 or the like (storage unit) as necessary, and displays it on the liquid crystal display device 52 or converts it into a sound effect or the like from the speaker 51 and outputs it. Or In the liquid crystal display device 52 shown in FIG. 6 (E), for example, the character 52 a of “big hit” and the probability 52 of “90%”.
b (ratio of jackpots) is displayed. In this case, only the character 52a may be displayed or only the probability 52b may be displayed. In this way, the game information of the pachinko machine 33 can be displayed on the cellular phone 50 of the operator.

In the above-mentioned example, the jackpot announcement is notified through the mobile phone 50, but it is possible to notify the fluctuation sound and other game information in the same manner. That is, as shown in FIG. 6 (D), the start winning data, the number of shots / the number of hits, the advance notice, the fluctuation sound, etc. are applicable. The start winning data corresponds to, for example, the winning value of the starting mouth, such as an integrated value from a predetermined time (for example, at the time of opening a store, the beginning of a week, the beginning of a month), the number of winnings per unit time (or per unit amount of money), and the like. The number of balls (number of prize balls) and the number of balls hit (number of shots) correspond to the integrated value and the number per unit time as in the case of the start winning data. The reach notice announces that the reach is reached during the change of the symbol, like the jackpot notice exemplified in the embodiment. The fluctuating sound is data for causing the speaker 32 of the pachinko machine 33 to output the sound from the speaker 51 of the mobile phone 50. Therefore, the speakers 32, 51
It is also possible to output the same fluctuating sound almost simultaneously. Game information other than these information (for example, the number of big hits, a pattern pattern when a big hit, the number of probability fluctuations, the number of reach occurrences, etc.) can be notified through the mobile phone 50 as in the above game information. is there.

According to the above embodiment, the following effects can be obtained. (A1) The data processing system includes a gaming system 30 (gaming system 10) including a pachinko machine 33 and a hall computer 34, and a mobile unit 20 including a mobile phone 50.
{See FIG. 3}. Hall computer 34
In the game control program (when the selection information transfer request is received (when the required timing is reached), character data, fluctuation sound data, etc. (effect data 14a) are transferred to the communicable mobile phone 50 (moving body 20). And a download means 13) (see FIGS. 3 and 4A). The mobile phone 50 is provided with a terminal control program (effect processing means 23) that performs an effect based on the character data, the fluctuation sound data, etc. transferred from the hall computer 34 (see FIGS. 3 and 4C). }. Since the mobile phone 50 produces an effect based on the effect data 14a transferred from the pachinko machine 33, an effect such as a design or a sound effect can be realized on the mobile phone 50. If the game information is transferred by a wireless communication method, a communication cable is not required, so that it can be realized easily and at low cost.

(A2) The hall computer 34 controls the pachinko game on the pachinko machine 33, and receives a selection information transfer request from the portable telephone 50 capable of communicating a jackpot notification (game information) about the pachinko game. A game control program (game machine control means 1) to be transferred when the timing of the advance notice is reached (when the required timing is reached)
6, equipped with information transfer means 15) {see FIGS. 3 and 4 (A)}. The mobile phone 50 includes a hall computer 34
The terminal control program (notification executing means 24) for notifying based on the jackpot notice transferred from {see FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 (C)}. Therefore, since the notification is given by the mobile phone 50 which has received the jackpot notification transferred from the pachinko machine 33, the jackpot notification is given to the liquid crystal display device 52 and the speaker 5.
It can be obtained through 1 etc. If the game information is transferred by a wireless communication method, a communication cable is not required, so that it can be realized easily and at low cost.

The "required timing" in the above (a1) and (a2) is not limited to when the request for the transfer of the selected information is received or when the timing of the big hit announcement is reached.
The pachinko machine 33 may be appropriately set according to the type, date and time, game state, etc. Further, the timing content may be unchanged or may be changed during the game or the like. For example, the timing may be as shown in Table 1 below. In Table 1, the timings shown in (a1) and (a2) are included. Even when such timing is set, the above (a
The respective effects shown in 1) and (a2) can be obtained.

[0032]

[Table 1]

(A3) ID in the hall computer 34
The mobile phone 50 is specified by (individual authentication), and communication is performed with the specified mobile phone 50 (identifying unit 11; see FIGS. 5 and 7). Since the communicable mobile phone 50 can be specified by using the ID, it is possible to prevent malfunction due to fraudulent activity and enhance security. Further, when the game system side is in a non-connection state with the mobile phone 50 when performing data transfer, it is possible to request the connection to the mobile phone 50.

(A4) The hall computer 34 has a communication control circuit 34d connectable to the portable telephone 50.
The RAM of the pachinko machine 33 for the (first communication means 12) and character data, fluctuation sound data, etc. (effect data 14a).
33c (first storage unit 14), the RAM 33c
The communication control circuit 33d and the communication control circuit 57 (second communication means 2)
1) and a game control program (download means 13) which is transferred to and stored in the RAM 56 or the like (second storage unit 22) of the mobile phone 50 connected thereto (FIGS. 3 and 4).
See (A)}. In the mobile phone 50, a communication control circuit 57 connectable to the hall computer 34, a RAM 56 or the like (second storage unit 22) for storing character data, fluctuation sound data, etc., a character stored in the RAM 56, etc. A terminal control program (effect processing means 23) for performing an effect based on the data, the fluctuating sound data, and the like {see FIGS. 3 and 4C}. Since the mobile phone 50 produces an effect based on the effect data transferred from the pachinko machine 33, the mobile phone 50 can realize an effect such as a design or a sound effect. If the game information is transferred by a wireless communication method, a communication cable is not required, so that it can be realized easily and at low cost.

(A5) The game system 30 controls the pachinko game on the pachinko machine 33 and the communication control circuit 34d (first communication means 12) which can be connected to the mobile phone 50, and game information about the pachinko game. Communication control circuit 33
A game control program (game machine control means 1) for notifying the cellular phone 50 connected through d and the communication control circuit 57.
6, information transfer means 15) (FIG. 3, FIG. 4 (A))
See}. The mobile phone 50 has a hall computer 3
4, a communication control circuit 57 connectable to the RAM 4, a RAM 56 or the like for storing game information such as a big jackpot announcement, and a RAM 56
And a terminal control program (notification executing means 24) for notifying the game information stored in etc. (see FIGS. 3 and 4C). Therefore, the mobile phone 50 that has received the game information transferred from the pachinko machine 33 informs the player of the game information, and the game information is transmitted from the mobile phone 50 to the liquid crystal display device 52 and the speaker 51.
Etc. can be obtained. If the game information is transferred by a wireless communication method, a communication cable is not required, so that it can be realized easily and at low cost.

(A6) Character data, fluctuation sound data, etc. (effect data 14) are stored in the RAM 33c, etc. of the pachinko machine 33.
When a) are stored in plural, one or more effect data is selected {data selecting means; FIG. 5, FIG.
See}. By doing so, the operator can freely select the effect data to be effected by the mobile phone 50.

[Other Embodiments] As described above, the pachinko machine 33, the hall computer 34 (game system 1
0) and the mobile phone 50 (moving body 20), the structure, shape, size, material, arrangement and operating conditions of the other parts are not limited to those in the above embodiment. . For example, each of the following modes to which the above-described embodiment is applied can be implemented. (B1) In the above embodiment, the pachinko machine 33 is applied as the gaming system 10, but other gaming machines other than the pachinko machine 33 (for example, slot machines, arrange ball machines,
A sparrow ball game machine, a video game machine, etc.) may be applied. Similarly, although the hall computer 34 having the server function is applied as the gaming system 10, a hall computer not having the server function and a hall server having the server function may be applied. Furthermore, the moving body 20
The mobile phone 50 is applied as a mobile information terminal (P
DA) or a portable personal computer may be applied. Even when various models are used in this way, the same effects as those of the above-described embodiment can be obtained.

(B2) In the above embodiment, the present invention is applied between the gaming system 30 (pachinko machine 33, hall computer 34) and the mobile phone 50. However, as shown by the chain double-dashed line in FIG. The present invention can be applied between the machine 33 and the mobile phone 50. In this case, the pachinko machine 33 has the server function of the hall computer 34 and the mobile phone 50.
Function specified by D (individual authentication), mobile phone 50
It is necessary to provide a processing function for selecting input request and setting data request. In addition, the hall computer 34
In addition, the base station 40 has a function of merely relaying a signal in the application of the present invention, or does not exist. Even with such a configuration, setting of the pachinko machine 33 and uploading of effect data (character data, fluctuation sound data, etc.) can be realized. Here, the sequence flow for setting the pachinko machine 33 is shown in FIG. 8, and the sequence flow for uploading the effect data is shown in FIG. The sequence flows of FIGS. 8 and 9 are different from the sequence flows of FIGS. 5 and 7 in that communication is not performed between the pachinko machine 33 and the hall computer 34 shown in FIGS. In addition, the pachinko machine 33 and the mobile phone 50
In the case where the wireless communication system is connected between the wireless communication terminal and the wireless communication system, a communication cable is not required, so that the cost can be further reduced easily.

(B3) In the above embodiment, the pachinko machine 33 is applied as the game system 10, but a pachinko machine having a ball lending function or a pachinko machine in which a CR unit is combined may be applied. For these pachinko machines, it is more preferable that the mobile phone 50 has an electronic payment function. In order to realize the electronic payment function, a RAM 56 or the like (storage unit) capable of storing valuable information (such as money) and R
The mobile phone 5 includes means for storing valuable information in the AM 56 and the like, and means for increasing and decreasing the valuable information stored in the RAM 56 and the like.
It is necessary to prepare for 0. The mobile phone 50 having an electronic payment function stores valuable information in the RAM 56 through a ball lending machine, a card vending machine, or the like, or valuable information from a financial institution (bank, credit union, card company, etc.) via a communication network. Are stored in the RAM 56. The player or the like operates the operation button 5 within the range of valuable information stored in the mobile phone 50.
When 3 is operated, valuable information is reduced by the ball lending quantity corresponding to the operation. Further, valuable data corresponding to the ball lending quantity is transferred to the pachinko machine, and the ball lending function or the CR unit provided in the pachinko machine provides the ball lending. Even when the pachinko ball runs out and it becomes impossible to play, the mobile phone 50
Since you can lend a ball just by operating, you can continue the game or restart it early.

When the valuable information is stored in the mobile phone 50 as described above, the user who uses the valuable information is specified, so that the security is enhanced as compared with the conventional technique of making a cash payment by a prepaid card. be able to. There is a possibility that another person may carry and use the mobile phone 50, but since the authentication is performed by using the ID, the password, etc., it is possible to prevent the use of valuable information. To further enhance security, voice verification is performed using a call microphone provided in the mobile phone 50, or the mobile phone 5 is used.
It is advisable to carry out face matching and pupil matching using the CCD camera provided in 0, or to perform fingerprint matching using the fingerprint detection sensor provided in the mobile phone 50.

(B4) In the above embodiment, FIG.
When the mobile phone 50 requests the hall computer 34 to connect the communication line (connection request), the hall computer 34 requests input of an ID (ID input request), and the operator operates the operation button 53. When the ID is input, it is transferred to the hall computer 34 (ID information transfer). Instead of this form, the mobile phone 50
When requesting the hall computer 34 to connect a communication line from the
It may be configured to transmit (machine number, password, etc.). Then, the hall computer 34 that has received the ID and the like together with the connection request can continue the required processing after directly performing the ID authentication. In this case, the operator does not need to operate the operation button 53 to input the ID or the like, which is not bothersome.

[0042]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to perform an effect such as a design or a sound effect on a moving body and display game information on the moving body.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a first outline of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing a second outline of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram schematically showing an overall configuration of a data processing system.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing internal configurations of a pachinko machine and a mobile phone.

FIG. 5 is a sequence flow showing a process of downloading effect data.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of contents displayed on a mobile phone.

FIG. 7 is a sequence flow showing a process of notifying game information.

FIG. 8 is a sequence flow showing a process of downloading effect data.

FIG. 9 is a sequence flow showing a process of notifying game information.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 gaming system 11 Identification means 12 First communication means 13 Downloading means 14 First storage 14a Production data 15 Information transfer means 16 Gaming machine control means 20 moving bodies 21 Second Communication Means 22 Second storage unit 23 production processing means 24 Notification execution means 30 gaming system 31 Liquid Crystal Display (Display) 32 speakers (sound section) 33 Pachinko machines (gaming system) 33a, 34a, 54 CPU 33b, 34b, 55 ROM 33c, 34c, 56 RAM (storage unit) 33d, 34d, 57 communication control circuit (communication means) 34 Hall computer (gaming system) 40 base stations 50 Mobile phones (mobile) 51 Speaker (acoustic section) 52 Liquid crystal display device (display unit) 53 Operation buttons (operation section)

   ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued front page    (72) Inventor Kazuhiko Sugai             Nishinokawa, Okimura, Nishiharu-cho, Nishikasugai-gun, Aichi Prefecture             Address 1 Daiichi Shokai Co., Ltd. F-term (reference) 2C088 CA02 CA19 CA27 CA31

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A game system comprising: a first storage section for storing effect data; and a download means for transferring the effect data to a communicable mobile unit when a required timing is reached, and a game system transferred from the game system. Also, a data processing system including a moving body including a performance processing unit that performs a performance based on the performance data. 2. A game machine control means for controlling a game on a game machine, and an information transfer means for transferring game information about a game controlled by the game machine control means to a communicable mobile body when a required timing is reached. A data processing system comprising: a game system including: and a moving body including a notification executing unit that performs notification based on the game information transferred from the game system. 3. The data processing system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the gaming system includes identification means for identifying a mobile body by individual authentication, and communication with the mobile body identified by the identification means. Data processing system.