JP2004008685A - Pachinko game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pachinko game machine, having an accessory device for making the possibility of V prize remaining in a winning game ball for a long time as much as possible. <P>SOLUTION: In this pachinko game machine 1, wing members 11, 11 of an accessory device 10 are opened and closed, and when a game ball entering the accessory device 10 enters a V prize hole 18, a big winning is generated. In the accessory device 10, guide path forming members 13a, 13b, 13c are formed so that all of the game balls are directed toward the V prize hole 18. On this side of the V prize hole 18, a prize obstructing member 16 is provided to elevate. The prize obstructing member 16 changes in its rising timing in time to entering of the game ball to the accessory device 10. That is, the degree of generating a big winning changes depending on the timing of game balls' end of passing through the guide path formed by the guide path forming members 13a, 13b, 13c and the timing of the prize obstructing member 16's rising. Thus, the accessory device 10 is so constructed that the game ball is not instantaneously sucked in a failure hole 17. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a pachinko gaming machine.
[0002]
[Prior art]
A conventional pachinko gaming machine called a “splash thing” is designed so that a big hit occurs when a game ball entered into an accessory device wins a V winning opening (specific winning opening) (also referred to as a V winning). Designed. The accessory device has a movable member called "splash" that is opened when a game ball wins a start winning port, abbreviated as "drop" or "navel". Strictly speaking, a general splash object is configured so that a big hit occurs when a game ball wins a V within the V zone effective time after the start winning or the release of the splash. In other words, even if there is a V prize outside the V route opening time, a big hit does not occur.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
By the way, in the above-described pachinko game machine, most of the game balls which have won the accessory device enter the loss winning opening (normal winning opening) provided at a position different from the V winning opening. Is common. In addition, as soon as a prize is won in the accessory device, the player often enters the losing prize port. Therefore, the possibility of a jackpot is immediately denied even if the player wins the special equipment device, and there is a problem that the expectation of the player cannot be maintained.
[0004]
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a pachinko gaming machine having an accessory device capable of retaining the possibility of a V prize as long as a winning game ball as long as possible.
[0005]
[Means for Solving the Problems and Functions / Effects]
In order to solve the above problems, the first configuration of the present invention is:
An accessory device having a specific winning opening and a normal winning opening, and exhibiting an open state and a non-permissible closed state in which a game ball is allowed to win, and a game ball winning in the accessory device is a specific winning opening. In the case of a prize, in a pachinko game machine equipped with a game control device that performs control to generate a jackpot, the accessory device has a guide path that guides all of the game balls that have won the accessory device to a specific winning opening. A jackpot occurs only when the game ball wins the specific winning opening within the V route opening time set by the game control device in response to the game ball winning the bonus item device. It is characterized by being constituted.
[0006]
The present invention is a pachinko game machine of a kind called a “splash thing” or a “hikoki stand”. When a game ball wins at the winning opening called the start winning opening, the wing-shaped movable member opens and closes, so it is popularly called a Hikoki stand because there are many splashing materials, and Hikoki-shaped members are arranged in the accessory equipment. ing. The launched game ball wins in the gaming device when a movable member called “splash” is opened. The game ball that has won the bonus equipment is guided to a specific winning opening represented by a V winning opening or a normal winning opening represented by a loss winning opening. When a game ball wins in the V winning opening, a big hit occurs. During the big hit, for example, a game process in which splashes open and close intermittently is executed.
[0007]
The above-described present invention is configured such that all of the game balls winning in the accessory device once go to the specific winning opening, and the gaming ball winning in the accessory device instantaneously loses the winning hole ( Normally won). That is, the period during which there is a possibility of entering the specific winning opening is maintained as long as possible. Therefore, the expectation of the player is easily maintained for a long time. However, if the game ball does not pass through the taxiway within the V route opening time set by the game control device in accordance with the winning of the game ball in the accessory device, a big hit is not generated. ing. In other words, it can be said that the expectation of the occurrence of the big hit is maintained at least within the V route opening time.
[0008]
Similarly, the second configuration for solving the problem is:
An accessory device having a specific winning opening and a normal winning opening, and exhibiting an open state and a non-permissible closed state that allow a game ball to win, and a change of the accessory apparatus from a closed state to an open state. A pachinko game machine having a game control device for performing a control to generate a big hit if a game ball that has won the bonus equipment device further wins a specific winning opening within the V zone effective time set in relation to , The accessory device has a guide path for guiding all of the game balls that have won the accessory device to a specific winning opening, and the game control device in response to the game balls winning the accessory device. If the game ball has passed through the taxiway within the opening time of the V route set in, the winning rate for the specific winning opening is higher than the winning rate for the normal winning opening. A pachinko game machine characterized by the following.
[0009]
The above-described present invention is configured such that all of the game balls winning in the accessory device once go to the specific winning opening, and the gaming ball winning in the accessory device instantaneously loses the winning hole ( Normally won). That is, the period during which there is a possibility of entering the specific winning opening is maintained as long as possible. Therefore, the expectation of the player is easily maintained for a long time. However, if the game ball does not finish passing through the taxiway within the V route opening time set by the game control device in accordance with the winning of the game ball in the accessory device, the jackpot is not easily hit. ing. In other words, it can be said that the expectation of the occurrence of the big hit is maintained at least within the V route opening time.
[0010]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
First, FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of a pachinko gaming machine 1 according to the present invention. The pachinko gaming machine 1 of the present invention has a transparent glass door 5 attached to an underframe and a game board 3 arranged inside the underframe and covered by the glass door 5. A ball supply tray 6 is provided below the game board 3. The game balls prepared in the ball supply tray 6 are fired toward the game board 3 by a ball firing mechanism including the handle 7. The game ball that has reached the game board 3 falls on the surface of the game board 3. On the surface of the game board 3, an accessory device 10 is arranged near the center thereof. Below the accessory device 10, start winning ports 30, 31 are arranged. When a game ball wins in the start winning openings 30, 31, the splash members 11, 11 of the accessory device 10 perform opening and closing operations, and the winning of the game ball into the accessory device 10 is allowed for a short time. It is. Further below the start winning ports 30 and 31, there is provided an out port 32 for collecting game balls falling from the upper side of the game board 3. The game board 3 is provided with a number of nails that hinder the free fall of the game balls and that prevent the game balls from winning into the accessory device 10 and the start winning openings 30 and 31.
[0011]
Next, FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an electric configuration of the game control device 100 provided in the pachinko gaming machine 1. The game control device 100 includes a CPU 50, a ROM 59 storing a game program, a work RAM 60, input / output circuits 51 and 52, a display control circuit 53, a voice control circuit 54, and a clock circuit 58. The various detectors 20 to 27 are detection switches that output a detection signal to the CPU 50 via the input circuit 51 when the passage of the game ball is detected. The solenoid groups 40 to 43 are connected to the CPU 50 via the output circuit 52, and are controlled when driving the movable members constituting the accessory device 10. The clock circuit 58 supplies a reference clock to the CPU 50. The display unit 12 (V route open time display unit 12) configured by a liquid crystal or LED is included in the accessory device 10. A control signal from the CPU 50 is input to the display control circuit 53, and the display control circuit 53 controls the display unit 12 according to the control signal. The audio control circuit 54 generates an audio signal, the audio signal is amplified by the AMP 56, and the audio is output from the speaker 57.
[0012]
Next, the configuration, operation, and control procedure of the accessory device 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2, 3, and 4. FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged front view (a) and a top view (b) of the accessory device 10. FIG. The “front” is the side where the player is located. As can be seen from FIG. 3, the accessory device 10 is configured substantially symmetrically. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view along the plane of symmetry. Note that the reference numerals in the drawings are omitted in some parts that are symmetrical. First, the accessory device 10 arranged substantially at the center of the game board 3 has an accessory main body 10k having a space formed therein, a pair of splash members 11, 11 and a V winning opening located on the front side. 18 and a pair of losing winning holes 17, 17 and the display unit 12.
[0013]
The fly members 11 are connected to the fly solenoids 40 and 41 shown in the block diagram of FIG. When a game ball wins in the start winning ports 30, 30, 31 shown in FIG. 1, detection signals from the start winning detection switches 20, 21, 22 attached to the start winning ports 30, 30, 31 are used for game control. Input to the device 100. The game control device 100 drives the solenoids 40 and 41 for splashes in order to perform the opening and closing operation of the splash members 11 and 11 once or twice in response to the signal input. When the solenoids 40, 41 for flicks change from the non-excited state to the excited state (in some cases, the state changes from the energized state to the non-excited state), the sprung members 11, 11 make it impossible for the game ball to win the bonus item device 10. The first position (solid line in FIG. 3A) is displaced to a second position (broken line) where a prize can be won. As a result, the accessory device 10 exhibits an open state in which the winning of the game ball is allowed and a closed state in which the winning is not allowed. The splash members 11, 11 close again (displace to the first position) after maintaining the second position for about 0.5 seconds, regardless of whether or not the game ball has won.
[0014]
If the splash members 11, 11 are displaced to the second position, the game ball can win in the accessory device 10. However, there is a possibility that a prize may be won during the displacement from the first position to the second position (closed → opened) or during the displacement from the second position to the first position (opened → closed). The game ball that has won the accessory device 10 is first guided to one of the left and right warp entrances 19a. The warp entrance 19a is in communication with the warp exit 19b, and the game balls are discharged from the warp exit 19b to the stage surface 10w in the main body 10k through a distribution path (not shown). In the middle of the distribution route from the warp entrances 19a, 19a to the warp exits 19b, 19b, there are provided bonus prize detectors 23, 24 (see FIG. 2). Winning is detected.
[0015]
As shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 4, the stage surface 10w of the accessory main body 10k constitutes the inner side surface of the accessory main body 10k, and the glass door 5 side of the pachinko gaming machine 1 corresponds to the front side and the side corresponding to the back side of the base. Is the rear side, the front side is a flat surface inclined by θ ° with respect to the horizontal reference plane HL so that the front side is lower. Therefore, the game ball discharged from the warp exit 19b located on the rear side of the stage surface 10w rolls toward the front side, and the V winning opening 18 arranged on the front side of the stage surface 10w, or a losing prize. Mouth 17 will be awarded. The inclination angle θ is appropriately adjusted to, for example, about 5 °. However, the inclination angle θ is designed on the assumption that the pachinko gaming machine 1 is installed.
[0016]
A plurality of guide path forming members 13a, 13b, 13c are arranged on the stage surface 10w. Further, the accessory device 10 is provided with a guideway shortening member 14 and a prize-winning member 16 which are driven by an actuator such as a solenoid, and are controlled so as to switch between appearance and non-appearance on the stage surface 10w. .
[0017]
The guideway forming members 13a, 13b, and 13c are arranged in a curb shape so that the game balls cannot move to the front side beyond them, and all the game balls temporarily go to the V winning opening 18, and as a result, A guide path for a game ball is formed on the stage surface 10w. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3B, the taxiway includes a first route ((1)) in which the moving distance until the game ball winning the accessory device 10 reaches the V winning opening 18 is short (1). It is formed so as to include a second path (2) that is relatively longer than the first path (1). This prevents the rolling path of the game ball from becoming uniform. In other words, the distance that the game ball rolls before reaching the V winning opening 18 is different between when passing through the first route (1) and when passing through the second route (2). However, a taxiway shortening member 14 that is raised and lowered by a taxiway shortening solenoid 42 is disposed in the middle of the taxiway toward the V winning opening 18, and the game ball is moved by the first path ( (1)) is switched between possible and impossible. On the extension of the first route (1), the V winning opening 18 is located.
[0018]
As shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 4, the guideway shortening member 14 is disposed in the hole 10q formed on the stage surface 10w with almost no gap, and the upper end surface thereof is flush with the stage surface 10w. In addition, it is possible to move up and down a closed position protruding above the stage surface 10w so that the game ball cannot pass through the first route (1). That is, only when the taxiway shortening member 14 is located at the open position, the first route (1) appears and the game ball can pass through the first route (1). On the other hand, at the closing position, the game path cannot pass through the first path (1) because the guideway shortening member 14 is in the way.
[0019]
The prize obstructing member 16 located between the exit of the taxiway (that is, the end of the taxiway) and the V winning opening 18 is disposed in the hole 10p formed in the stage surface 10w with almost no gap. The lowering position where the end surface is flush with the stage surface 10w, and the ascending position where the upper end surface protrudes above the stage surface 10w can be moved up and down. As can be guessed from FIG. 3A, when the prize-obstructing member 16 is located at the ascending position, the game ball that has rolled on the taxiway is obstructed by the prize-obstructing member 16 in the course of the game ball. It is difficult to win (it may be impossible to completely win in some cases). At the time of the lowered position, the winning obstruction member 16 is flush with the stage surface 10w, so that the game ball can smoothly roll on it and reach the V winning opening 18. That is, if the operation control of the taxiway shortening member 14 and the winning preventing member 16 is performed by the game control device 100, it is possible to skillfully control the likelihood of occurrence of a jackpot, in other words, the degree of occurrence of the jackpot. it can. The control form will be described below.
[0020]
(First form)
First, when a game ball wins in the accessory device 10, a detection signal is output from the accessory winning detectors 23 and 24 to the game control device 100 as described above. The game control device 100 sets the V route opening time in response to the input of the detection signal. In the present embodiment, the V route opening time means that the prize obstructing member 16 is located at the lowered position as shown in FIG. 4 and the game ball passing through the taxiway goes straight from the exit of the taxiway toward the V winning opening 18. It is a time when it is possible to win, and a big hit is generated only when a V prize is won within this time.
[0021]
The setting of the V route opening time (specifically, the setting of the length of the V route opening time and the setting of the period) is performed by a known lottery method, for example, a detection signal from the special prize detectors 23 and 24 is input to the game control device 100. One random number is extracted from the random number counter based on the timing of the random number, and one random number is selected from a plurality of V route opening times prepared in advance according to the extracted random number. Since the extracted random number value should be completely random, the set V route opening time is also determined at random. The V route release time selected by this lottery is set (set) in the V route release time memory of the RAM 60. Needless to say, such processing is executed by the CPU 50 (V route opening time setting means). Further, the CPU 50 outputs a control signal to the display control circuit 53 to display the set V route opening time on the V route opening time display section 12. After the display, the countdown starts immediately. As for the prize interference member 16, the prize interference solenoid 43 is controlled so as to be positioned at the lowered position after the game ball has entered the start prize openings 30, 31.
[0022]
In the present embodiment, the game program is set so that the above-mentioned V route opening time is set to one of 3 seconds, 5 seconds, and 10 seconds. FIG. 3A shows an example in which the V route release time is set to 10 seconds. A timer is started almost simultaneously with the setting of the V route release time in the memory. For example, the V route release time stored in the memory is subtracted every 0.01 seconds, and each time the V route release time is rewritten. Is performed. Along with the rewriting process, a display output process to the V route open time display unit 12 is performed. That is, the V route opening time display section 12 displays the remaining V route opening time instantaneously in a countdown format. In addition, the set V route opening time may be biased, for example, by setting the probability that the long V route opening time is selected and set smaller than the probability that the short V route opening time is selected and set. Good.
[0023]
When the V root release time becomes zero in the V root release time memory, the V root release time memory is cleared. At the same time, the CPU 50 controls the winning interference solenoid 43 via the output circuit 52 to move the winning interference member 16 to the raised position. Therefore, the prize obstruction member 16 provided between the exit of the taxiway and the V winning opening 18 allows the game ball to win the V winning opening 18 substantially at the same time when the set V route opening time elapses. To start jamming. In other words, it is possible to change the degree of the jackpot occurrence depending on the previously set length of the V route opening time and the timing at which the game ball finishes passing through the taxiway. The time required for the game ball to finish passing through the taxiway is not constant because it is related to the momentum of jumping into the accessory device 10 or the like. Therefore, the longer the V route opening time, the easier the game ball is to win the V winning opening 18 within the V route opening time.
[0024]
Next, the guideway shortening member 14 is fixed to the closed position in a normal state (a state in which the jackpot is not being hit), and when a jackpot is generated and the jackpot is further terminated, the guideway shortening solenoid 42 is turned off. Excitation state switching control is performed, and the apparatus is moved to the open position. In other words, the guide path shortening member is configured to allow the game ball to pass through the first route ((1)) only within a predetermined time when measurement is started substantially simultaneously with the end of the big hit, so that the first route ((1)) Switching control is performed between an open position for opening 1)) and a closed position for closing the first path (1) outside a predetermined time. As a result, immediately after the end of the jackpot, further occurrence of a jackpot (repeated chan) can be expected. However, what is maintained in the open position is a programmed predetermined time, for example, 30 seconds. That is, if a game ball wins in the start winning openings 30, 31 during the 30 seconds (predetermined time) and further a game ball wins on the accessory device 10, the game ball travels along the first route (1). It is easy to go straight ahead and win a V within the V route opening time. Note that the CPU 50 functions as a timer means (a shortening timer) for measuring the elapsed time of 30 seconds. When a predetermined time elapses after the jackpot ends, that is, when the timer is up, control is performed to switch the excitation state of the guideway shortening solenoid 42, and the guideway shortening member 14 returns to the closed position.
[0025]
Next, a flowchart of the control is shown in FIG. After the power of the pachinko gaming machine 1 is turned on, the start-up program is executed in the game control device 100, and the game can be played. When the game ball is fired by operating the handle 7 and the winning of the game ball to the start winning ports 30 and 31 is detected (S1: when the start winning is detected), that is, the detection signal is input to the game control device 100. Then, as described above, the splash members 11, 11 open and close once or twice (S6). In the following step S7, control for moving the winning obstruction member 16 to the lowered position is performed. This is because the winning interfering member 16 is fixed at the raised position when the power of the pachinko gaming machine 1 is turned on, that is, in the initial state. If the game balls do not win the accessory device 10 when the splash members 11, 11 are opened, the subsequent processing is not executed and the process returns to S1 (S8). In S8, when the winning of the game ball to the accessory device 10 is detected, the lottery of the V route opening time is executed and set in the memory as described above (S9). Immediately after that, the V route opening time subtraction process (countdown) is started (S10). Although not shown in the flowchart, it goes without saying that display processing on the V route open time display unit 12 is executed.
[0026]
Next, when it is determined in S11 that the V route opening time = 0, the winning obstruction member 16 is subsequently moved to the ascending position and the routine returns. That is, in this embodiment, after the V route opening time has elapsed, no matter how much a game ball wins in the V winning opening 18, no big hit occurs. On the other hand, if it is detected that the game ball has won the V winning opening 18 before the V route opening time becomes zero, a known jackpot process is started (S13, S14). When the jackpot process is completed, the guideway shortening member 14 is moved to the open position (down) (S15). Then, in S16, as described above, time measurement is started (a shortening timer is started).
[0027]
The shortening timer is determined whether it is operating in S2, for example, every time the CPU 50 is restarted after a system reset is applied to the game control device 100. If the shortening timer is in operation, it is determined in S3 whether the timer is up. When the timer is up, the guideway shortening member 14 is moved to the closing position (up), and the timer is reset (S4, S5).
[0028]
(Second form)
In the above-described embodiment, it is assumed that a jackpot does not occur even if a V prize is won outside the set V route opening time. On the other hand, when the game ball that has won the bonus item device 10 further wins the V winning opening 18 within the V zone effective time set in association with the change of the accessory device 10 from the closed state to the open state, A jackpot may always be generated regardless of whether the V route opening time has elapsed or not. An embodiment in that case will be described below with reference to the flowchart of FIG.
[0029]
First, the V route opening time is set by the game control device 100 in response to the game ball winning the accessory device 10, and when the V route opening time elapses, the winning obstruction member 16 is displaced from the lowered position to the raised position. Up to this point, the configuration is the same as the above-described embodiment (ST1 to ST12). However, as can be understood from the processing flow (ST17 to ST19) started thereafter, if a V winning is detected even after the V route opening time has passed, a big hit occurs. To be precise, the jackpot does not occur unless it is within the V zone valid time. However, the V zone valid time is, for example, several tens of seconds after the opening of the fly members 11, 11 so as to be always longer than the V route opening time. It is designed to be a V zone valid time. Then, no problem occurs even if “V route opening time = 10 seconds” is selected by the lottery process in ST9.
[0030]
Describing the flow step by step, first, the countdown of the V route opening time set according to the winning of the game ball in the accessory device 10 is started (ST10). Then, a loop is performed to determine whether the V route opening time = 0 (ST11) or whether there is a V winning detection (ST13). If it is determined in ST13 that there is a V-prize detection, the process proceeds to the big hit processing in ST14.
[0031]
On the other hand, when it is determined that there is no V winning detection and V route opening = 0, the winning obstructing member 16 is moved to the ascending position as described above (ST12). Thereafter, in ST17, it is determined again whether or not there is a V winning detection. Here, in the case of YES, the process moves to ST14 and the big hit process is started. When the game ball has passed through the taxiway ((1) or (2)) within the V route opening time, the winning rate to the V winning opening 18 is changed to the loss winning opening 17, 17. It is configured to be higher than the winning rate. Therefore, a V prize rarely occurs after the elapse of the V route opening time, but it is not absolutely impossible. Therefore, the loop of ST17 to ST19 is necessary in the present embodiment.
[0032]
If the determination in ST17 is NO, the loop counter in RAM 60 is incremented by "+1" (ST18). Then, in the subsequent step ST19, it is determined whether or not the number of loops = 10, and in the case of NO, the processing from ST17 is repeated. In ST19, when it is determined that the number of loops = 10, it is determined whether or not a loss prize has been detected. In the case of YES, the process returns, and in the case of NO, an error process (ST21) is started. In other words, the fact that a game ball has won in the accessory device 10, but neither a V winning nor a loss winning is detected at all means that a game ball has been stopped somewhere or a sensor has been missed. Means the occurrence of Therefore, in such a case, it is preferable to execute an error process such as issuing a warning sound or blinking a lamp. The error is usually canceled by, for example, turning on the power again or resetting the user. Further, it is preferable that the timing at which the number of loops reaches 10 is designed to exactly coincide with the elapse of the V winning effective time.
[0033]
Note that the V route opening time may be determined at the time of the start winning, and the countdown may be started. Then, only when the game ball wins in the accessory device 10, the remaining V route opening time may be displayed on the V route opening time display section 12. Alternatively, the V route opening time may be determined at the time of the start winning, and the countdown may be started from the time when the game ball wins in the accessory device 10.
[0034]
It is also possible to omit the winning interference member 16. In this case, the game balls that have won the accessory device 10 are almost 100% in each of the game balls, and the winnings are made within the V route opening time (or within the V zone effective time). If not, there is no jackpot.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a front view of a pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the pachinko gaming machine of FIG.
FIG. 3 is a front view and a top view illustrating the configuration of the accessory device.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view following FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a game process executed by the game control device.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart of another embodiment.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 Pachinko machine
10 Character equipment
14 Taxiway shortening members
16 Prize obstruction members
17 Loss prize mouth (normal prize mouth)
18 V winning opening (special winning opening)
50 CPU
100 game control device

Claims (6)

An accessory device having a specific winning opening and a normal winning opening, and exhibiting an open state and a non-permissible closed state in which a game ball is allowed to win, and a game ball winning in the accessory device is the specific winning. In a pachinko game machine equipped with a game control device that performs control to generate a big hit when a winning is made in the mouth, the accessory device guides all of the gaming balls that have won the accessory device to the specific winning opening. If the game ball wins the specific winning opening within the V route opening time set by the game control device in response to the guide ball having the game ball winning the accessory device, A pachinko gaming machine characterized in that only a big hit is generated. An accessory device having a specific winning opening and a normal winning opening, and presenting an open state and a non-permissible closed state that allow a game ball to win, and the accessory apparatus changes from a closed state to an open state. A pachinko machine having a game control device for performing a control to generate a big hit when a game ball that has won the bonus equipment device further wins the specific winning opening within the V zone effective time set in relation thereto. In the gaming machine, the accessory device has a guide path for guiding all of the gaming balls that have won the accessory device to the specific winning opening, and in response to the gaming balls winning the accessory device. When the game ball has passed through the taxiway within the V route opening time set by the game control device, the winning rate to the specific winning opening is higher than the winning rate to the normal winning opening. It is characterized by being constituted Pachinko game machine to be. The pachinko machine according to claim 1, wherein the game control device includes a V route opening time setting unit that randomly determines a length of the V route opening time based on a timing at which a game ball wins the accessory device. Gaming machine. A prize obstruction member that starts obstructing a game ball from arriving at the specific winning opening substantially at the same time that the V route opening time elapses is provided between the guideway and the specific winning opening. 4. The pachinko gaming machine according to any one of 1 to 3. 2. The guidance path includes a first route that has a short moving distance until the game ball winning the accessory device reaches the specific winning opening, and a second route that is longer than the first route. 3. The pachinko gaming machine according to any one of claims 4 to 4. The opening position for opening the first path within the predetermined time so that the game ball can pass through the first path only within a predetermined time when measurement is started substantially simultaneously with the end of the jackpot. The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 5, further comprising a guideway shortening member that is controlled to be switched between a position outside the predetermined time and a position where the first path is closed.

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