JP2008245900A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine continuously providing a player with a hope for a hit. <P>SOLUTION: A distributor 10 is formed inside a center accessory. The first to third storing recesses 10a-10c are formed on the outer peripheral face of the distributor 10. A ball guiding track 30, in which a guiding passage 30a is formed, is formed inside the center accessory. A hit port 31 is formed on the downstream of the guiding passage 30a. When the distributor 10 is located in the first storing position, a preceding pachinko ball 7 entering the inside of the center accessory is stored in the first storing recess 10a. When the preceding pachinko ball 7 is stored in the first storing recess 10a and the distributor 10 is located in the first storing position, the succeeding pachinko ball 7 entering inside the center accessory hits against the preceding pachinko ball 7, which is stored in the first storing recess 10a, and bounds, and a prize to the hit port is won. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine that is installed and used in a game hall such as a pachinko parlor.

  Currently, pachinko machines installed in game halls are equipped with a game board on the main body frame, and this game board has a game area with various winning openings, winning ball devices, a plurality of nails, A game is played by causing a pachinko ball launched by a ball launcher to flow down in this game area.

  In a pachinko machine called a feather object, an accessory is provided in the game area, and a win is awarded when a pachinko ball wins a winning opening provided in the accessory. The accessory is provided with an introduction opening for introducing a pachinko ball into the accessory, and this introduction opening is shielded by a blade member. The blade member is provided so as to be openable and closable between a shielding position for shielding the introduction opening and an opening position for opening the introduction opening, and is normally located at the shielding position. The game area is provided with an open chucker that triggers the opening of the wing member. When the pachinko ball wins the open chucker, the wing member opens for a predetermined time, and the pachinko ball that enters the inside of the accessory from the introduction opening When you win a prize, you win. In such a pachinko machine, a rotating body is provided inside the accessory, and eight openings are provided in the rotating body at a 45 ° pitch, and one of the eight openings is used as a winning opening, and the remaining seven The opening may be a losing opening.

In Patent Document 1, a plurality of open chuckers and a plurality of guide passages for guiding pachinko balls toward the croon are provided, and by switching the guide passages for guiding the pachinko balls depending on which open chucker wins, A ball game ball with improved taste has been proposed.
JP 2006-239307 A

  However, in Patent Document 1, the time from when the pachinko ball enters the accessory until it enters any of the plurality of openings is substantially constant, and further, the rotating body rotates at a constant speed. The player can determine whether or not the pachinko ball wins the winning opening at the moment the pachinko ball enters the accessory. For this reason, there is a problem that when the pachinko ball enters the accessory at a timing when the winning opening is not won, the player cannot have a sense of expectation for winning.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine that can maintain a sense of expectation for winning.

  In order to achieve the above object, the gaming machine of the present invention introduces a ball launcher that launches a game ball toward the game area, and the game ball that is provided in the game area and flows down the game area. In response to the entry of the game ball, the game ball installed in the game, and the game ball introduced into the game game, and the game ball entering the game port. In a gaming machine comprising mode control means for shifting to a hit mode that is more advantageous than the mode, a guide passage that is provided in the accessory and guides a game ball introduced into the accessory toward the hit hole And a rotating body that is rotatably provided in the accessory and whose outer peripheral surface forms a part of the guide passage, driving means for rotating the rotating body, and an outer peripheral surface of the rotating body, It stores game balls that are guided toward the rotating body. A storage recess formed so that a subsequent game ball guided toward the rotating body when the game ball is stored is brought into contact with the stored game ball and guided toward the contact hole And drive control means for controlling the drive means. Examples of the rotating body include a disk and a sphere. Moreover, it is preferable to provide a plurality of the storage recesses.

  The drive control means includes a storage position in which the storage recess stores the game ball guided toward the rotation body, and a storage ball that stores the game ball guided toward the rotation body in the storage recess. It is preferable to control the driving means so as to rotate between a non-storage position where no water is stored. When the rotating body is located at the non-reserved position, the game ball guided toward the rotating body hits a portion of the rotating body where the storage recess is not formed, and faces the hitting opening. Guided.

  Furthermore, a recovery port for recovering the game ball stored in the storage recess is provided, and the drive control means rotates the rotating body to a recovery position for guiding the game ball stored in the storage recess to the recovery port. It is preferable to control the driving means.

  In addition, an introduction opening that introduces a game ball formed in the accessory and flowing down the game area into the accessory, a shielding position that is provided in the accessory and shields the introduction opening, and an opening position that opens the opening. A blade member that is openable and closable between, a opening and closing means that opens and closes the blade member, and a winning opening that opens and closes the blade member by the opening and closing means when the game ball is won, Preferably, the driving means is controlled to rotate the rotating body to the collection position after a preset time has elapsed after the blade member is closed.

  According to the gaming machine of the present invention, when a game ball is stored in the storage recess of the rotating body and the subsequent game ball is guided toward the rotary body, the subsequent game ball is stored in the storage recess. Because the player is in contact with the game ball and is guided toward the winning mouth, even if the game ball is stored in a storage recess where there is no expectation of winning, the player may maintain the expectation of winning. it can. Thereby, the player's interest in the game can be maintained.

  Further, since the rotating body is rotated between a storage position where the storage recess stores the game ball and a contact position where the storage recess guides the game ball toward the entrance without storing the game ball, the player is further increased. Can maintain interest in games.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the pachinko machine 2, which is an embodiment of a gaming machine and is called a winged pachinko machine, has a game board 4 disposed inside a main body frame 3. A front door 5 is assembled to the front surface of 3 so as to be freely opened and closed. Below the front door 5, an operation handle 8 for adjusting the firing strength of a supply tray 6 for supplying a hit ball and a pachinko ball (game ball) 7 is provided. A center accessory 9 is provided in the approximate center of the game area 4a where the pachinko ball 7 of the game board 4 is launched. The pachinko machine 2 is provided with a normal mode and a hit mode that is more advantageous than the normal mode.

  A croon (rotary body) 10 is rotatably provided inside the center accessory 9. The croon 10 can be visually recognized through the accessory opening 9 a (see FIG. 1) formed in the center accessory 9.

  A left introduction opening 9 b for introducing a pachinko ball 7 into the center accessory 9 is formed at the left end of the center accessory 9, and at the right end of the center accessory 9, A right introduction opening 9c for introducing the pachinko ball 7 is formed, and the pachinko ball 7 flowing down the game area 4a is introduced into the center accessory 9 through the introduction openings 9b and 9c.

  The center accessory 9 is provided with a guide plate 9d for guiding the pachinko sphere 7 introduced from the introduction openings 9b and 9c backward. Inside the center accessory 9 is provided a guide member (not shown) for guiding the pachinko ball 7 guided by the guide plate 9d toward the inlet 30b of the ball guide rail 30. The pachinko balls 7 introduced from the introduction openings 9b and 9c are guided to the entrance 30b (see FIG. 3) of the ball guide rail 30 through the guide plate 9d and the guide member.

  At the left end of the center accessory 9, a left blade that can be opened and closed between a shielding position for shielding the left introduction opening 9b (see FIG. 1) and an opening position for opening the left introduction opening 9b (see FIG. 2). A member 11 is attached. The right end of the center accessory 9 has a right blade that can be opened and closed between a shielding position for shielding the right introduction opening 9c (see FIG. 1) and an opening position for opening the right introduction opening 9c (see FIG. 2). A member 12 is attached. The left blade member 11 and the right blade member 12 are controlled to be opened and closed by a blade opening / closing motor (opening / closing means) 18 (see FIG. 7). The blade opening / closing motor 18 is connected to the CPU 41 (see FIG. 7) of the control board 40, and the drive is controlled by the CPU 41.

  A left opening chucker 13, a center opening chucker 14, a right opening chucker 15, and an out port 16 are provided below the center accessory 9. The player inserts the pachinko ball 7 into the supply tray 6 and guides the pachinko ball 7 to the ball launcher 17 (see FIG. 7) through a guide path provided in the supply tray 6 to perform a rotary operation. The pachinko ball 7 is fired toward the upper side of the game area 4a of the game board 4 by rotating the handle 8 by a predetermined amount to control the driving of the ball launcher 17. The fired pachinko ball 7 enters the center accessory 9 and any one of the open chuckers 13 to 15 or is collected from the out port 16 while flowing down from above the game area 4a. Since a plurality of structures such as nails and windmills provided in the game area 4a of the pachinko machine 2 are known, the description thereof is omitted.

  A left winning detection sensor 23 is provided inside the left opening chucker 13, a central winning detection sensor 24 is provided inside the central opening chucker 14, and a right winning detection sensor 25 is provided inside the right opening chucker 15. (See FIG. 7). Each winning detection sensor 23 to 25 detects a winning of the pachinko ball 7 and outputs a chucker winning signal to the CPU 41 in response to detecting the winning of the pachinko ball 7.

  In response to the input of the chucker winning signal from the left winning detection sensor 23 and the right winning detection sensor 25, the CPU 41 controls the driving of the blade opening / closing motor 18 so that the blade members 11 and 12 are moved for a predetermined time. (For example, 0.5 seconds) Opening and closing is performed. The player fires the pachinko balls 7 so that the pachinko balls 7 roll on the blade members 11 and 12 and enter the introduction openings 9b and 9c while the blade members 11 and 12 are open. . The opening / closing operation that opens and closes the blade members 11 and 12 for 0.5 seconds refers to the time until the blade members 11 and 12 located at the shielding position are displaced to the opening position and then displaced to the shielding position. Is 0.5 seconds. Each blade member 11 and 12 is driven by the blade opening / closing motor 18 so that it takes 0.1 second to move from the shield position to the open position, and 0.1 second to move from the open position to the shield position. Has been. Therefore, when the blade members 11 and 12 are opened and closed for 0.5 seconds, the blade members 11 and 12 are positioned at the open position for 0.3 seconds.

  In response to the input of the chucker winning signal from the central winning detection sensor 24, the CPU 41 controls the driving of the blade opening / closing motor 18 to open and close the blade members 11 and 12 for 0.5 seconds. Repeat the operation twice.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, inside the center accessory 9, there are a croon 10 and a ball guide rail 30 that forms a guide passage 30 a that guides the introduced pachinko ball 7 toward the hitting opening 31. Is provided. A first storage recess 10a, a second storage recess 10b, and a third storage recess 10c are formed on the outer peripheral surface of the croon 10 at a 36 ° pitch. The 1st-3rd storage recessed parts 10a-10c are the size which can store only one pachinko sphere 7, and when the pachinko sphere 7 is stored, the subsequent pachinko sphere 7 guided toward the croon 10 Is in contact with the stored pachinko ball 7 and is guided toward the contact port 31.

  On the downstream side of the guide passage 30a, a hitting port 31 is formed which becomes a hit when the pachinko ball 7 wins. The guide passage 30 a is formed so as to be inclined downward from the upstream inlet 30 b toward the downstream inlet 31, and the pachinko ball 7 introduced into the inlet 30 b is guided toward the outlet 31. . The ball guide rail 30 is provided with ribs 30c at both end portions so as to have a substantially U-shaped cross section.

  The guide passage 30a is formed with an insertion opening 30d into which a part of the croon 10 is inserted. As shown in FIG. 4, when the croon 10 is inserted into the insertion opening 30d, the outer peripheral surface of the croon 10 forms a part of the guide passage 30a. In the following description, the upstream portion of the guide passage 30a from the insertion opening 30d is referred to as an upstream guide passage 30e, and the downstream portion of the guide passage 30a from the insertion opening 30d is referred to as a downstream guide passage 30f.

  The time from when the pachinko ball 7 is introduced through the introduction openings 9b and 9c until the upstream side guide passage 30e is guided through the guide plate 9d and a guide member (not shown) to reach the insertion opening 30d is The guide plate 9d, the guide member, and the ball guide rail 30 are formed so as to be about 3 seconds.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the cron 10 is rotated by a cron rotation motor (driving means) 33. The cruise rotation motor (drive means) 33 is connected to a CPU (drive control means) 41, and the drive is controlled by the CPU 41. In the normal mode, the CPU 41 starts from the first storage position (FIG. 5 (A)) in which the croon 10 stores the pachinko ball 7 that has been guided through the upstream guide passage 30e and reached the insertion opening 30d in the first storage recess 10a. The third storage position for storing the pachinko sphere 7 in the third storage recess 10c (FIG. 5C) via the second storage position for storing the pachinko sphere 7 in the second storage recess 10b (FIG. 5B). ) Is controlled so as to swing (rotate) until. The croon 10 is attached so as not to contact the ball guide rail 30 when rotated.

  The pachinko balls 7 introduced from the introduction openings 9b and 9c are guided to the entrance 30b of the ball guide rail 30 via the guide plate 9d and a guide member (not shown). The pachinko ball 7 guided to the inlet 30b is guided through the upstream guide passage 30e. The pachinko ball 7 guided through the upstream guide passage 30e enters one of the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c of the croon 10 or hits the outer peripheral surface of the crune 10, and is sent to the downstream guide passage 30f. It is guided toward the contact 31 by the downstream side guide passage 30f. In addition, also when the pachinko ball 7 guided through the upstream guide passage 30e hits the outer peripheral surface of the croon 10 and jumps by hitting the pachinko ball 7 stored in the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c. The upper portion of the guide passage 30a is covered with a cover (not shown) so that the pachinko ball 7 is sent from the guide passage 10a to the downstream guide passage 30f without falling.

  As shown in FIG. 6, a recovery box 34 for recovering the pachinko balls 7 stored in the first to third storage recesses 10 a to 10 c of the cron 10 is provided inside the center accessory 9. The CPU 41 sets, for example, a preset time after the blade members 11 and 12 are closed (a time (3 seconds) from when the pachinko ball 7 is introduced into the introduction openings 9b and 9c until it reaches the insertion opening 30d). After the elapse of 2 seconds (5 seconds), the cruise 10 is rotated to the collection position shown in FIG. When the croon 10 is rotated to the recovery position, the pachinko balls 7 stored in the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c are recovered to the recovery port 34a of the recovery box 34.

  The winning opening 31 is provided with a winning winning detection sensor 36 (see FIG. 7) for detecting the pachinko ball 7. The winning winning detection sensor 36 responds to the detection of the pachinko ball 7 in response to the control board 40. A winning detection signal is output to the CPU 41. In response to the input of the winning prize detection signal, the CPU 41 shifts the pachinko machine 2 to the winning mode. In the present embodiment, the CPU 41 also functions as a hit control means for shifting from the normal mode to a hit mode that is more advantageous than the normal mode in response to the pachinko ball 7 winning the win 31.

  In the center accessory 9, there is provided an accessory winning detection sensor 37 (see FIG. 7) for detecting the pachinko ball 7 that has passed through the introduction openings 9b, 9c. The prize winning detection sensor 37 outputs a prize winning detection signal to the CPU 41 of the control board 40 in response to detecting the pachinko ball 7. Then, the CPU 41 controls to pay out a predetermined amount (for example, 10 shots) of the pachinko balls 7 to the supply tray 6 in response to the input of the prize winning detection signal.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the control board 40 arranged inside the pachinko machine 2 is provided with a CPU (drive control means) 41 and a RAM 42. The RAM 42 stores control data related to the control in the pachinko machine 2, and the CPU 41 reads the control data stored in the RAM 42 and controls the pachinko machine 2. The blade opening / closing motor 18, the croon rotation motor 33, and the RAM 42 are connected to the CPU 41, and the drive is controlled by the CPU 41.

  The CPU 41 controls the driving of the blade opening / closing motor 18 to open and close the blade members 11 and 12 in response to input of the chucker winning signals from the winning detection sensors 23 to 25.

  When the pachinko ball 7 wins the winning slot 31, it becomes a win, and the CPU 41 opens or closes each blade member 11 and 12 for a predetermined time (for example, 0.5 seconds) 18 times, or pachinko ball 7 7 is introduced from each of the introduction openings 9b and 9c (the winning combination winning detection signal is input to the CPU 41 from the winning combination winning detection sensor 59 ten times) as one round. Switch to mode.

  During the hit mode, the CPU 41 performs the next round in response to the opening / closing operation of each blade member 11, 12 being performed 18 times, or in response to 10 pachinko balls 7 being introduced from the introduction openings 9 b, 9 c. Control to shift to.

  In the 15th round, the opening / closing operation of each blade member 11, 12 is performed 18 times, regardless of whether the pachinko ball 7 wins the winning opening 31 or ten pachinko balls 7 are introduced from the introduction openings 9b, 9c. In response to this, the CPU 41 ends the hit mode.

  The operation of the pachinko machine 2 configured as described above will be described. The CPU 41 controls the driving of the blade opening / closing motor 18 in response to input of the chucker winning signals from the winning detection sensors 23 to 25 (the pachinko balls 7 having won the respective opening chuckers 13 to 15). Thus, the blade members 11 and 12 are opened and closed. When the pachinko balls 7 roll on the respective blade members 11 and 12 and are introduced into the introduction openings 9b and 9c while the blade members 11 and 12 are open, the introduced pachinko balls 7 are guided. It is guided to the entrance 30b of the ball guide rail 30 via the plate 9d and a guide member (not shown).

  The pachinko ball 7 guided to the inlet 30b is guided through the upstream guide passage 30e. The pachinko ball 7 guided through the upstream guide passage 30e enters one of the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c of the croon 10 or jumps against the outer peripheral surface of the crune 10 and is sent to the downstream guide passage 30f. Then, it is guided toward the contact port 31 by the downstream guide passage 30f.

  As shown in FIG. 8, when the pachinko ball 7 guided through the upstream guide passage 30e is guided through the upstream guide passage 30e and reaches the insertion opening 30d, the croon 10 is connected to the first storage position and the second storage position. When it is located at the first delivery position (see FIG. 8A) that is an intermediate position between the storage position and the second delivery position that is an intermediate position between the second storage position and the third storage position (see FIG. 8). 8 (see (B)), the pachinko ball 7 hits the outer peripheral surface of the croon 10 and jumps, is sent to the downstream guide passage 30f, and is guided toward the contact port 31. In the present embodiment, the first and second delivery positions are non-storage positions where the first to third storage recesses 10 a to 10 c do not store the pachinko balls 7 guided toward the croon 10.

  The pachinko ball 7 that has been guided through the upstream guide passage 30e and reached the insertion opening 30d is stored in the first storage recess 10a when the croon 10 is positioned at the first storage position, and the croon 10 is positioned at the second storage position. Sometimes it is stored in the second storage recess 10b, and when it is located in the third storage position, it is stored in the third storage recess 10c (see FIG. 5).

  As shown in FIG. 9, two pachinko spheres 7 (hereinafter referred to as a preceding pachinko sphere 7 and a subsequent pachinko sphere 7) are introduced into each introduction opening 9b, 9c, and the preceding pachinko sphere 7 is stored in the first reservoir. When the croon 10 is positioned at the first storage position (see FIG. 5A) while being stored in the recess 10a, the subsequent pachinko ball 7 is guided through the upstream guide passage 30e and reaches the insertion opening 30d. Then, the succeeding pachinko balls 7 bounce against the preceding pachinko balls 7 stored in the first storage recess 10a, are sent to the downstream guide passage 30f, and win the winning mouth 31.

  Similarly, when the preceding pachinko sphere 7 is stored in the second storage recess 10b and the croon 10 is positioned at the second storage position (see FIG. 5B), the subsequent pachinko sphere 7 is inserted. When the opening 30d is reached, the succeeding pachinko ball 7 bounces against the preceding pachinko ball 7 stored in the second storage recess 10b, is sent to the downstream guide passage 30f, and wins the winning opening 31. Further, when the preceding pachinko sphere 7 is stored in the third storage recess 10c and the croon 10 is positioned at the third storage position (see FIG. 5C), the subsequent pachinko sphere 7 is inserted into the insertion opening 30d. Then, the succeeding pachinko ball 7 jumps against the preceding pachinko ball 7 stored in the third storage recess 10c, is sent to the downstream guide passage 30f, and wins the winning mouth 31.

  Thus, when the preceding pachinko ball 7 that has entered the center accessory 9 is stored in any of the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c of the croon 10, the subsequent pachinko ball 7 is The first pachinko ball 7 stored in any one of the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c may bounce and win the winning slot 31. Therefore, the preceding pachinko ball 7 wins the winning slot 31. If there is not, the player can have a sense of expectation for winning compared to a pachinko machine in which the preceding pachinko ball 7 is not related to winning the winning 31, and the player's interest in gaming Can last.

  Moreover, since the croon 10 rotates between the first storage position and the third storage position, the pachinko ball 7 that has reached the insertion opening 30d may be stored in the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c. If there is, there is a case where it hits the peripheral surface of the Kroon 10 and jumps to win the winning mouth 31. Thereby, the player's interest in the game can be further maintained.

  In the above embodiment, the first to third storage recesses 10a to 10c are formed at the 36 ° pitch on the outer peripheral surface of the croon 10. However, the number and pitch of the storage recesses are limited to 3 and 36 °. Without any change.

  In the above embodiment, the hitting port 31 is formed on the downstream side of the downstream guide passage 30f, and all the pachinko balls 7 guided through the downstream guide passage 30f are awarded to the hitting port 31. In addition to the contact opening 31, a losing port is formed on the downstream side of the guide passage 30 f so that the pachinko ball 7 guided through the downstream side guide passage 30 f enters either the contact port 31 or the losing port. Good. In this case, depending on the rolling form of the pachinko ball 7 in the downstream side guide passage 30f, it is determined whether it enters the contact port 31 or the entry port.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the croon 10 is rotated with the direction orthogonal to the guide direction for guiding the pachinko ball 7 in the guide passage 30a as the rotation axis direction. The rotation axis direction serving as the center of rotation of the croon 10 can be changed as appropriate, and the croon 10 may be rotated with the vertical direction as the rotation axis direction.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although this invention was implemented in the pachinko machine 2 called a blade pachinko machine, it may be implemented in the pachinko machine called a one-shot stand and the pachinko machine called a digital pachi. Good.

It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the pachinko machine which implemented this invention. It is a perspective view which shows a pachinko machine when a blade | wing member is located in an open position. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows a croon and a ball guide rail. It is a perspective view which shows a pachinko ball, a croon, and a ball guide rail. It is a side view which shows a pachinko ball, a croon, and a ball guide rail. It is a side view which shows a pachinko ball, a croon, a ball guide rail, and a collection box. It is a functional block diagram which shows the electric constitution of a pachinko machine. It is a side view which shows a pachinko ball, a croon, and a ball guide rail. It is a side view which shows a pachinko ball, a croon, and a ball guide rail.

Explanation of symbols

2 Pachinko machines (game machines)
4 Game board 4a Game area 7 Pachinko ball (game ball)
9 Center character 9b Left introduction opening 9c Right introduction opening 10 Kroon (rotating body)
11 Left blade member 12 Right blade member 13 Left open chucker (winning entrance)
14 Center open chucker (winning entrance)
15 Right open chucker (winning entrance)
17 Ball launcher 18 Blade opening / closing motor (opening / closing means)
10a to 10c 1st to 3rd storage recess 30 Ball guide rail 30a Guide passage 31 Contact port 33 Clune rotation motor (drive means)
34 Collection box 34a Collection port 41 CPU (drive control means)

Claims (4)

A ball launcher that launches a game ball toward the game area; a role that is provided in the game area and into which the game ball that flows down the game area is introduced; And a mode control means for making a transition from the normal mode to a more advantageous hit mode than the normal mode in response to the game ball entering the hit port. In the equipped gaming machine,
A guide passage which is provided in the accessory and guides the game ball introduced into the accessory toward the entrance;
A rotating body that is rotatably provided in the accessory and whose outer peripheral surface forms a part of the guide passage;
Driving means for rotating the rotating body;
A game ball that is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the rotating body and that is guided toward the rotating body is stored, and a subsequent game ball that is guided toward the rotating body when the game ball is stored is A storage recess formed to abut against the stored game ball and be guided toward the contact hole;
A gaming machine comprising drive control means for controlling the drive means.   The drive control means includes: a storage position in which the storage recess stores the game ball guided toward the rotation body; and the storage recess stores the game ball guided toward the rotation body. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the driving unit is controlled to rotate between a non-storage position and a non-storage position. A recovery port for recovering the game balls stored in the storage recess;
The said drive control means controls the said drive means to rotate the said rotary body to the collection | recovery position which guides the game ball stored in the said storage recessed part to the said collection port. Game machines. An introduction opening for introducing a game ball formed in the accessory and flowing down the game area into the accessory;
A blade member that is provided in the accessory and is openable and closable between a shielding position for shielding the introduction opening and an opening position for opening the opening;
Opening and closing means for opening and closing the blade member;
A winning opening for opening and closing the blade member by the opening and closing means when the game ball has won,
The said drive control means controls the said drive means so that the said rotary body may be rotated to the said collection | recovery position after the preset set time has passed since the said blade member closed. Gaming machine.

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