JP2006094950A - Pachinko game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pachinko game machine with a plurality of playing areas which renews the interests of the players with the higher possibility of their invention by adjusting the shooting intensity of the balls shot by the players from the shooter to strike the balls to the specific playing area being freely aimed at it. <P>SOLUTION: The pachinko game machine has the front playing area 3a facing the front glass door 2 and the rear playing area 53a formed behind the front playing area. The front and rear playing areas 3a and 53a communicate with each other through an opening 13 formed at the upper part of the front game board 3. The shooting intensity of the shooter 44 is adjusted being operated by the players to facilitate the entry of the balls shot into the front playing area 3a when the shooting intensity is weak. A bouncing member 14 is provided at a part opposite to a dashing port traversing the front playing area 3a being separated from the dashing port of the rail 17 on the inner circumferential rim part of the front game board 3. When the shooting intensity is strong, the balls shot hit against the bounding member 14 to be guided to the rear playing area 53a. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a pachinko gaming machine.

  Conventional pachinko machines have only one game area, and any pachinko machine has not changed. By the way, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for making a part of a game area double.

JP 2001-334027 A

  However, in the gaming machine in Patent Document 1, although the falling ball happens to enter the game area in the back or come out to the game area in the front, there is a visual novelty, but it is exceptional as a game. It wasn't until the player's interest was intrigued.

  The present invention is based on the above-mentioned background, and it has a plurality of game areas, and it is possible for a player to adjust the firing strength of a ball fired from a launcher and to aim at a specific game area. It is an object of the present invention to provide a pachinko gaming machine that enhances the player's intervention and gives the player a new interest.

Means for Solving the Problems and Effects of the Invention

In order to solve the above-described problems, the pachinko gaming machine of the present invention includes a front game area facing the front glass and a rear game area formed behind the front game area, and a ball flows down in each game area. In a pachinko machine in which an entrance for receiving obstacles or balls that change direction is arranged,
A firing means that fires a ball in response to a player's operation and can adjust the firing strength of the ball,
A ball guiding member that guides the driven ball to either the front game area or the rear game area,
The player operates the firing means to adjust the firing strength, and hits a ball aiming at the ball guiding member, so that a ball can be driven into any desired game area of the front game area and the rear game area. It is configured to be possible.

  The pachinko gaming machine of the present invention includes a front game area and a rear game area behind the front game area, and a ball that guides the ball that has been driven to either the front game area or the rear game area. A guide member is provided, and the player adjusts the firing strength of the launching means, and hits a ball aiming at the ball guide member, thereby driving a ball into a desired game area of the front game area and the rear game area. It is configured to be possible. Thereby, since the player can aim at a specific game area according to his / her skill, he / she can enjoy the game with an unprecedented interest. In addition, the player needs a technique by operating the handle, and can play with a different feeling of tension from the conventional gaming machine. Therefore, by installing such a gaming machine, it can be expected that the game store will attract a different customer base than before, and it can be taken in as a new player.

  At that time, the ball guiding member changes the trajectory of the ball by adjusting the firing strength of the launching means and hits the shot ball so that the ball is guided to a game area different from the game area where the ball is driven. Can be configured. In this way, by providing a ball guiding member (for example, a rebound member) that changes the trajectory of the ball by colliding with the firing strength of the launching means, the ball can be guided to the front game area or the rear game area. A person can aim at a specific game area by his own launch operation.

  In this case, the front game area and the rear game area can be configured to communicate with each other through an opening formed in an upper part of the front game board forming the front game area. Then, a rebound member is provided as a ball guiding member at the inner edge of the game area near the opening. The rebound member rebounds the ball driven from the launching means, and passes through the opening to a game area different from the game area that has been driven. Can be guided. Thus, the rebound member is provided, and the player can aim at a specific game area.

  Furthermore, at that time, the ball fired from the launching means can be configured to easily enter either the front game area or the rear game area. The ball guiding member can include a receiving port that receives the ball at a position where the ball falls into a game area where the ball easily enters, and guides the ball to a game area different from the game area. In this way, a ball that is provided with an entrance and falls toward one game area flows down the game area as it is, or passes through the entrance and is guided to the other game area. Since it is distributed, the fun can be increased.

  In this case, the ball guiding member is fired at a firing strength different from the first receiving entrance that easily accepts a ball fired from the firing means with a predetermined firing strength and the firing strength that easily enters the first receiving entrance. And a second receiving port that can easily receive the balls to be played. The first reception port communicates with any one of the front game region and the rear game region, while the second reception port communicates with a game region different from the game region with which the first reception port communicates. As described above, the ball guiding member includes the first receiving port and the second receiving port that are different in the ease of receiving the ball depending on the firing strength of the shooting means, and the front game area is formed by the first receiving port and the second receiving port. Alternatively, balls can be distributed to the rear game area. The player can aim at a specific game area by his own launch operation, and can give the player an unprecedented interest.

(Example 1)
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to examples shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of a pachinko gaming machine 1 according to the present invention. The pachinko gaming machine 1 includes a transparent glass door 2 attached to the underframe, and a transparent plate-like front game board that is disposed inside the underframe and covered by the glass door 2 to form a front game area 3a in a circular shape. 3 and a rear game board 53 that forms a rear game area 53a in a circular shape behind the front game board 3.

  The front game board 3 and the rear game board 53 are laminated, the front game board 3 is formed of a transparent plate, and the rear game area 53a can be seen through from the player. Below these game boards 3 and 53, a ball supply tray 4 is provided. The balls prepared in the ball supply tray 4 are fired so as to be driven into one of the game boards 3 and 53 by a ball firing mechanism including the handle 5. The ball that has reached the front game board 3 or the rear game board 53 falls on the surface of the game board 3 or the game board 53 (the front game area 3a or the rear game area 53a).

  FIG. 3 is a front view of the front game board 3 and the rear game board 53, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the front game board 3 and the rear game board 53. On the surface of the front game board 3, a front start winning port 7 (also referred to as a start winning port 1) is arranged in the center. On the surface of the rear game board 53, a liquid crystal display unit 56 is disposed near the center thereof. The liquid crystal display unit 56 is provided with a special symbol display unit 65 on which symbols composed of three characters (numbers) are displayed in a variable manner. Below the liquid crystal display unit 56, rear start winning ports 57, 58 (also referred to as start winning ports 2, 3) are arranged on the left and right.

  A jackpot lottery is performed based on winning at the front start winning port 7 and the rear start winning ports 57 and 58. Below the front start winning port 7, a front large winning port 9 (also referred to as a big winning port 1) that opens when the lottery result based on winning at the front start winning port 7 is a big hit symbol, collects balls. A front out port 10 is provided. Below the rear start winning ports 57, 58 are a rear large winning port 59 (also referred to as a big winning port 2) that is opened when a lottery result based on winning in the rear start winning ports 57, 58 is a big hit symbol. A rear-out port 60 for collecting balls is provided.

  In FIG. 1, ball receiving ports such as rear start winning ports 57, 58, rear large winning port 59 and front moving ports 61, 62, 63 arranged on the surface of the rear game board 53, the liquid crystal display unit 56, etc. It is indicated by a broken line. In addition, a plurality of obstacle nails 19 are provided on the respective surfaces of the front game board 3 and the rear game board 53 as obstacles for changing the flow direction of the balls.

  In the liquid crystal display unit 56, a reserved ball display unit 66 is provided above the special symbol display unit 65. The holding ball display unit 66 stores the jackpot lottery result obtained by winning the front start winning port 7 and the rear start winning ports 57 and 58 in the RAM 24 as hold information, and displays the stored number of holds. In the present embodiment, the upper limit of the number of reserved special symbols (holding balls) is set to four.

  The front game board 3 and the rear game board 53 are provided with a plurality of moving ports through which balls move between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a. On the surface of the front game board 3, rear movement ports 11 and 12 are provided on the upper and left sides of the front start winning port 7. On the surface of the rear game board 53, a front moving port 61 is provided in the lower center of the liquid crystal display unit 56, and front moving ports 62 and 63 are provided on the left and right sides of the liquid crystal display unit 56, respectively.

  Next, FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the game control device 20 of the pachinko gaming machine 1. The game control device 20 includes a main board 21, a CPU 22 mounted on the main board 21, a ROM 23 storing a game program, a RAM 24, an input / output circuit 25, and a display control board 26 to which output of control signals from the CPU 22 is connected. The sound control board 27, the lamp control board 28, the payout control board 29, the launch control board 30, and a power supply circuit 31 that supplies power to the game control apparatus 20 are configured.

  As a detection switch that outputs a detection signal when the passage of a ball is detected, a front start prize detector (start prize 1 detector) 32, a rear start prize detector (start prize 2 detector, start prize 3 detector) 33, 34, a front large prize opening prize detector (large prize 1 detector) 35, and a rear large prize opening prize detector (large prize 2 detector) 36 are connected to the CPU 22 via the input / output circuit 25. A front large winning port opening solenoid (large winning port 1 opening solenoid) 37 and a rear large winning port opening solenoid (large winning port 2 opening solenoid) 38 are connected to the CPU 22 via the input / output circuit 25. The front large winning opening opening solenoid 37 is driven by a control signal from the CPU 22 to control the opening and closing of the front large winning opening 9, and the rear large winning opening releasing solenoid 38 is driven by a control signal from the CPU 22, The opening / closing of the big prize opening 59 is controlled.

  A control signal from the CPU 22 is input to the display control board 26, and display of the special symbol display unit 65 and the reserved ball display unit 66 of the liquid crystal display unit 56 is controlled in accordance with the control signal. Also, the audio control board 27 creates an audio signal, the audio signal is amplified, and the audio is output from the speaker 41. A control signal from the CPU 22 is input to the lamp control board 28, and the lamps 42 are controlled according to the control signal. In addition, the payout control board 29 controls the payout device 43 for winning balls or rental balls according to the control signal. The launch control board 30 controls the ball launching device 44 (ejecting means). A signal from the handle 5 operated by the player is input to the launch control board 30. The launching device 44 includes a firing strength adjusting unit 45 that adjusts the firing strength of the ball, and the firing strength (or firing speed) of the ball can be adjusted by the player's operation. As the firing strength adjusting unit 45, when the player operates the handle 5 (operation means) (by adjusting the amount (angle) of turning the handle 5), the firing strength (strength of hitting the ball) is mechanically increased. ) Can be used.

  A lamp 18 that can be displayed in various colors is provided on the upper part of the pachinko gaming machine 1 so that a game effect is provided to the player as color information.

  The CPU 22 (lottery means) has a function of performing a lottery as to whether or not a big hit is caused by winning of the front start winning port 7 or the rear start winning ports 57 and 58. The special symbol display unit 65 has a function of variably displaying symbols based on the lottery result.

  Next, a description will be given of a ball guiding member that guides the ball so that the player can easily enter the targeted game area by adjusting the firing strength of the ball. A player can hit a ball into a desired game area by hitting a ball aiming at the ball guiding member. FIG. 5 shows a boundary portion between the front game area 3 a and the rear game area 53 a in the upper part of the front game board 3. The front game board 3 is provided with one rail 17 that guides the ball fired from the launching device 44. When the ball firing strength is weak, the ball falls from the outlet of the rail 17 to the front game area 3a. An opening 13 is formed in the upper part of the front game board 3, and the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a communicate with each other through the opening 13.

  A rebound member 14 formed of a cushioning material is provided on the inner peripheral edge of the front game board 3 on the opposite side of the rail 17 away from the outlet of the rail 17 and crossing the front game area 3a. The rebounding member 14 functions as a ball guiding member that changes the trajectory of the ball when the launched ball collides when the firing strength of the launching device 44 is strong, so that the ball easily enters the rear game area 53a. Yes. That is, the rebound surface 14a of the rebound member 14 has a shape that is inclined downward as it goes rearward, with the glass door 2 side being the front side and the side corresponding to the back side of the table being the rear side. The rebound member 14 is disposed at substantially the same height as the lower end of the opening 13 so that the ball hitting the rebound member 14 rebounds generally in the direction of the rear game area 53a so that the front game area 3a is less likely to enter the ball. Yes. That is, the rebound member 14 functions as a ball guiding member that guides the ball to the rear game area 53a that is different from the front game area 3a where the ball easily enters when the ball firing strength is weak depending on the position and shape of the ball.

  In the upper part of the front game board 3, a plurality (three in this embodiment) of ball receiving portions 15 projecting from the front game area 3a are provided at positions where the balls fall into the front game area 3a. The ball receiving portion 15 includes a front wall and both side walls, and a groove portion 15a formed of the front wall and both side walls and communicating with the rear game area 53a. The front wall has a shape inclined downward as it goes rearward. The balls that have entered the ball receiving portion 15 are guided to the rear game area 53a (see FIGS. 3 and 4). Accordingly, the balls launched from the outlet of the rail 17 toward the front game area 3a generally drop toward the front game area 3a, and a part thereof enters the ball receiving portion 15 and is guided to the rear game area 53a. . The amount of balls distributed to the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a is adjusted according to the quantity of the ball receiving portions 15. The ball receiving portion 15 functions as a ball guiding member that guides a ball falling to the front game area 3a to the rear game area 53a. Note that both the rebound member 14 and the ball receiving portion 15 may be provided, or only one of them may be provided.

  Next, FIG.6 and FIG.7 shows the structure of a rear surface moving port and a front surface moving port. The rear surface moving ports 11 and 12 have the same structure, and the rear surface moving port 11 will be described as a representative. The rear surface moving port 11 has a rectangular opening 11 a on the upper surface and a circular opening 11 b through which a ball can pass on the rear surface. The rear surface opening 11 b communicates with an insertion hole 311 provided in the front game board 3. is doing. When a ball that has been driven into the front game area 3a enters the rear movement port 11, the ball is discharged into the rear game area 53a. As a result, the ball is moved to the rear game area 53a.

  The front moving ports 62 and 63 have the same structure, and the front moving port 62 will be described as a representative. The front moving port 62 has a rectangular opening 62 a on the upper surface and a circular opening 62 b through which a ball can pass on the front surface, and the front opening 62 b communicates with an insertion hole 362 provided in the front game board 3. is doing. When a ball driven into the rear game area 53a enters the front moving port 62, it is discharged to the front game area 3a. Thereby, the ball is moved to the front game area 3a.

  Next, the front moving port 61 will be described. As shown in FIG. 4, the front moving port 61 communicates with an insertion hole 92 provided at the rear of the lower stage of the housing 91 that houses the liquid crystal display unit 56. A plurality of (two in this embodiment) insertion holes 93 through which balls can pass are formed in the top portion 91a of the housing 91. A ball driven into the rear game area 53a passes through the insertion hole 93, enters the housing 91, passes through the lower insertion hole 92, and is discharged from the front moving port 61 to the front game area 3a. The front opening 61a of the front moving port 61 is located directly above the front start winning port 7, and makes it easy for a ball to win the front start winning port 7.

  FIG. 8 shows the structure of the rear start winning opening. The rear start winning ports 57 and 58 have the same structure, and the rear winning port 57 will be described as a representative. The rear start winning opening 57 has an opening 57 a on the upper surface and a circular opening 57 b on the rear surface, and the rear opening 57 b communicates with an insertion hole 357 provided in the rear game board 53. The ball that has won the rear prize opening 57 is guided to the back side of the stand as it is. A start winning 2 detector 33 (not shown in FIG. 8) is provided in the vicinity of the rear start winning opening 57.

  Then, the ball that has won the front start winning opening 7 provided on the front game board 3 passes through the flow path 7a that passes through the rear game board 53 and is guided to the back side of the table (see FIGS. 3 and 4). A start winning 1 detector 32 is provided in the vicinity of the flow passage 7a. Further, the ball that has won the front large winning opening 9 passes through the flow passage 9a and is guided to the back side of the base (see FIGS. 3 and 4). In the vicinity of the flow passage 9a, a prize winning port 1 detector 35 is provided. Further, the ball that has won the rear large prize opening 59 provided on the rear game board 53 is guided to the back side of the stand as it is. In the vicinity of the rear large winning opening 59, a large winning opening 2 detector 36 is provided. Further, the front out port 10 is provided in the front game board 3 and the rear out port 60 is provided independently in the rear game board 53 so as to collect balls separately.

  Next, the operation will be described. The ball fired from the launching device 44 is driven into the front game area 3a. The ball falls into either the front game area 3a or the rear game area 53a depending on the firing strength. When the player adjusts the firing strength of the ball by operating the handle 5, for example, when the firing strength is increased, the fired ball collides with the rebound member 14 and the rebound surface 14a is inclined backward. As a result, the player is led to the rear game area 53a. On the other hand, when the firing strength is reduced, the fired ball generally falls toward the front game area 3a. A player can aim at a game area that he / she wants to drive and play. The ball dropped toward the front game area 3a flows down the front game area 3a as it is, or enters the ball receiving portion 15 and is guided to the rear game area 53a.

  When a ball flows down in the front game area 3a, when the ball is won by the front start winning port 7 and the ball is detected by the start winning 1 detector 32 attached to the front start winning port 7, a winning detection signal is transmitted to the CPU 22. The The CPU 22 acquires a random value (counter value) from the hit determination counter according to the timing when the winning detection signal is input to the CPU 22, and determines whether or not the hit determination random number matches the jackpot random number. A lottery is being drawn.

  Based on the lottery result, the special symbol display unit 65 stops the display after the symbols are variably displayed. A jackpot occurs when a jackpot symbol is displayed as the stop symbol. The opening / closing operation of the front big winning opening 9 in the front game area 3a is executed a predetermined number of times (for example, 15 rounds) according to the big hit symbol.

  On the other hand, when the ball is led to the rear game area 53a, if the ball is detected by the start winning prize detector 57 or 58 and the ball is detected by the starting prize 2 detector 33 or the start prize 3 detector 34, the big hit lottery is performed as described above. Done. The lottery result is also shown in the special symbol display unit 65. When a big hit occurs, the opening / closing operation of the rear big winning opening 59 of the rear game area 53a is executed a predetermined number of times according to the big hit symbol.

  In this way, the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a are provided behind the front game area 3a, and the rebound member 14 is separated from the pop-out opening of the rail 17 on the opposite side portion across the front game area 3a. It is configured to be provided on the inner peripheral edge of the front game board 3, and the player adjusts the trajectory of the ball by operating the handle 5 and adjusting the launch strength, thereby adjusting the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a. Among them, the ball can be guided so as to easily enter the game area aimed by the player. That is, when the firing strength of the ball is increased, the fired ball collides with the rebound member 14, and the rebound surface 14a is inclined rearward, thereby being led to the rear game area 53a. On the other hand, when the firing strength is reduced, the fired ball generally falls toward the front game area 3a. A player can aim at a game area that he / she wants to drive and play.

  Also, the front game board 3 is provided with a ball receiving portion 15 at the upper part, and the ball that has dropped toward the front game area 3a flows down the front game area 3a as it is, or enters the ball reception section 15 to enter the rear game area. It is led to 53a or a ball is distributed to any of them, which increases the fun. In this way, the player plays the game while adjusting the firing strength, so that the player's intervention can be improved and a new interest can be given to the player.

(Modification)
Next, FIG. 9 shows a modification of the ball guiding member. In this modification, the fired ball is driven onto the boundary between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a. In FIG. 9, the launching device 44 straddles the boundary between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a (stretching in the front-rear direction when the glass door 2 side is the front side and the back side of the table is the rear side). One rail 87 for guiding the ball fired from is provided. Bounce members 84 are provided on the inner peripheral edge portions of the front game board 3 and the rear game board 53 on opposite sides of the rail 87 that are spaced apart from the pop-out opening and cross the game area. In this example, the rebound member 84 is provided across the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a (stretching in the front-rear direction).

  The rebound surface of the rebound member 84 is formed substantially straight in the front-rear direction, and rebounds the ball without changing the trajectory in the front-rear direction with respect to the incident direction of the ball. Accordingly, the ball colliding with the rebound member 84 is generally rebounded on the boundary between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a.

  The upper part of the front game board 3 is provided with a first ball receiving part 85 which is separated from the rail 87 and close to the rebound member 84 and projects to the rear game area 53a. A second ball receiving portion 86 is provided which is located between the two outlets and protrudes to the front game area 3a. The first ball receiving portion 85 includes a rear wall and both side walls, and a groove portion 85a formed by these rear wall and both side walls and communicating with the front game area 3a. The rear wall has a shape inclined downward as it goes forward.

  On the other hand, the second ball receiving portion 86 has a front wall and both side walls, and a groove portion 86a formed by these front and both side walls and communicating with the rear game area 53a. The front wall has a shape inclined downward as it goes rearward. The balls that have entered the first ball receiving portion 85 are guided to the front game area 3a, while the balls that have entered the second ball receiving portion 86 are guided to the rear game area 53a. In FIG. 9, parts having the same functions as those in FIG.

  In this way, the ball fired from the boundary between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a falls into either the front game area 3a or the rear game area 53a. And the 1st ball receiving part 85 and the 2nd ball receiving part 86 are provided, and a player adjusts the launch strength of a ball by operation of the handle 5, and the 1st ball receiving part 85 or the 2nd ball It can be hit with the receiving part 86 as a target. For example, by lowering the firing strength, the second ball receiving portion 86 close to the outlet of the rail 87 can be aimed, and by slightly increasing the firing strength, the first ball receiving far from the outlet is received. Part 85 can be aimed at. In the direction crossing the front game area 3a of the upper opening 13 of the front game board 3, the upper surface opening of the groove portion 85a of the first ball receiving portion 85 and the second ball reception are approximately the same size so as to bisect its width. The upper surface opening of the groove part 86a of the part 86 is formed. Therefore, the player is easy to aim. The amount of balls distributed to the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a is adjusted according to the size of the upper surface opening of the first ball receiving portion 85 and the second ball receiving portion 86.

  It is also possible to aim at the front game area 3a or the rear game area 53a using the rebound member 84 by adjusting the firing strength. The ball can easily enter the first ball receiving portion 85 close to the rebound member 84 by adjusting the firing strength so that the rebound is small with the strength to collide with the rebound member 84. Further, if the rebound is increased by making the firing strength a little stronger than that, the ball can easily enter the second ball receiving portion 86.

  In this way, the rebound member 84, the first ball receiving portion 85, and the second ball receiving portion 86 are balls that are driven on the boundary between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a, either in the front game area 3a or the rear game area. It functions as a ball guiding member that leads to any of 53a. Accordingly, the player can play the game with a particular game area according to his / her skill, so that the game can be enjoyed with unprecedented interest. In addition, a player can use a technique by operating a handle, and can play a game with a tension different from that of a conventional gaming machine.

The following modifications may be added to the present embodiment.
(1) The big winning opening that is opened at the time of a big win is not limited as in the embodiment, and a big winning opening that is opened according to the big win symbol may be set or every time a big win is generated It may be decided by lottery which big prize opening is to be opened. Also, the grand prize opening to be opened may be switched for each round or determined by lottery every time.

(2) Although a moving port through which balls move back and forth between the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a is provided, a configuration may be adopted in which the moving port is eliminated so as not to go back and forth.

(3) As shown in FIG. 10, the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a may have different game characteristics. For example, so that the rear game area 53a is more advantageous for the player, the rear start winning holes 57 and 58 may be easier to win than the front start winning hole 7 due to the position of the rear start winning holes 57 and 58 and the obstacle nail 19. Also, the jackpot probability is more in the case of the lottery based on the winning in the rear start winning ports 57, 58 than in the case of the lottery based on the winning in the front starting winning port 7 (in the case of the front game region 3a) (rear game region 53a). Can be set higher, the jackpot probability in the front game area 3a can be "1/300", and that in the rear game area 53a can be "1/60". The CPU 22 functions as a winning probability setting means for setting a different jackpot winning probability for each game area. As described above, the game characteristics of the front game area 3a and the rear game area 53a may be made different so that the player can aim at the rear game area 53a having a high probability of winning a big hit.

(4) The outlets 10 and 60 are provided independently for the front game board 3 and the rear game board 53 and collect balls separately, but they may be collected in common.
(5) In the present embodiment, the opening 13 is provided in the upper part of the front game board 3, but the rear moving port may be provided at the position of the ball receiving portion 15 without providing the opening 13. In this case, the player can easily aim by widening the upper receiving port of the rear moving port. Or it is good also as a structure which provides an opening part only around the rebound member.

The front schematic diagram of the pachinko game machine of this invention. The block diagram which shows the electrical constitution of a pachinko gaming machine. The front view of a front game board and a rear game board. The perspective view of a front game board and a rear game board. The principal part perspective view which shows an example of a structure of a ball guide member. The figure which shows the structure of a rear surface movement port. The figure which shows the structure of a front moving port. The figure which shows the structure of a rear surface start winning opening. The principal part perspective view which shows the modification of a ball guide member. Explanatory drawing which shows the modification of a structure of a game area | region.

Explanation of symbols

1 Pachinko machine 2 Glass door (front glass)
3 Front game board 3a Front game area 5 Handle 7 Front start winning port 9 Front large winning port 14,84 Rebound member (ball guide member)
15 Ball receiving part (ball guiding member; receiving port)
17 rail 22 CPU
44 Launching device (launching means)
45 Launch strength adjusting section 53 Rear game board 53a Rear game area 57,58 Rear start winning opening 59 Rear rear winning opening 85 First ball receiving portion (ball guiding member; first receiving port)
86 Second ball receiving part (ball guiding member; second receiving port)

Claims (5)

A front game area facing the front glass and a rear game area formed at the rear of the front game area are provided, and an obstacle for changing the flow direction of the balls or an entrance for receiving the balls is arranged in each game area. In the pachinko machine that was made,
A firing means that fires a ball in response to a player's operation and can adjust the firing strength of the ball,
A ball guiding member for guiding the ball that has been driven to either the front game area or the rear game area;
A player operates the firing means to adjust the firing strength, and hits a ball aiming at the ball guiding member, so that a ball is placed in any desired game area of the front game area and the rear game area. A pachinko gaming machine that is configured to be driven in.   The ball guiding member is configured to change the trajectory of the ball by hitting the shot ball after the firing strength of the launching unit is adjusted, and to guide the ball to a game area different from the game area where the ball is driven The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the pachinko gaming machine is provided. The ball fired from the launching means is configured to easily enter any one of the front game area and the rear game area,
3. The ball guiding member includes a receiving port that receives a ball at a position where the ball falls into a game area where the ball easily enters, and guides the ball to a game area different from the game area. Pachinko machines described in 1. The ball guide member is a ball that is fired with a firing strength different from a first strength that is easy to receive a ball that is fired from the launching means with a predetermined strength, and a strength that is easy to enter the first location. And a second receiving port that is easy to receive,
The first receiving port communicates with any one of the front gaming region and the rear gaming region, while the second receiving port communicates with a gaming region different from the gaming region with which the first receiving port communicates. The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by the above. The front game area and the rear game area communicate with each other through an opening formed in an upper part of a front game board forming the front game area,
A rebound member is provided as the ball guiding member at the inner edge of the game area in the vicinity of the opening. The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 2, wherein the pachinko gaming machine is guided via a line.

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