JP2009022584A - Mahjong ball game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a mahjong ball game machine wherein the input operation of identification information (password) is extremely facilitated utilizing an existing input means. <P>SOLUTION: In the mahjong ball game machine, the operation unit (button switch or the like) of an existing tile discarding operation is configured so as to be used as the input means of the identification information (password). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a sparrow ball game machine using a game ball, and more particularly to a sparrow ball game machine having a function of displaying an effect image on a display device during a game.

  A conventional sparrow ball game machine has a game board in which a plurality of entrances corresponding to symbols of a plurality of types of mahjong tiles (hereinafter referred to as a samurai) are arranged, and a predetermined number of games per game in the game board. A game ball launching device for launching a game ball, a display device for displaying a game effect image, a control device for controlling the progress of the game, and the like are provided. When the player inserts a predetermined number of medals necessary for a game of the game into the medal slot, the software installed in the control device of the sparrow ball game machine constituted by the microcomputer is prepared for the game start. And control the progress of the game in accordance with the player's abandonment and self-control operations.

In such a sparrow ball game machine, when a player performs a game start operation, software installed in the sparrow ball game machine controls the progress of the game as follows.
First, the symbols of 14 bags that are necessary for starting the game are determined by lottery using random number generating means and distributed as the player's hands. The 14 handed symbols that are arranged are displayed on the display device as the player's hand.

  Next, in the case where the symbols of the 14 tiles that have been arranged have not been raised and the role has not been completed, the player throws away the single tile that is determined to be unnecessary from these 14 manuals. Perform the operation. When this throwing-in operation is performed, the control device performs a process of updating and displaying 13 symbols which are the current trick of the player on the display device, and at the same time, a single game ball launching device. Control to supply to.

  Subsequently, the player performs a self-control operation of launching one game ball from the game ball launching device into the game board. The symbol of the kite corresponding to the entrance into which the launched game ball has entered is added to the hand as a self-defeated kite. At this time, the software of the control device performs a process of storing its own symbol code in the manual data storage area of the storage device, and updates the 14 symbols that are the current manual of the player to the display device. Process to display. These operations and processing constitute a self-operating means for the sparrow ball game machine.

  Subsequently, the winning determination means provided in the control device determines whether or not the combination of the 14 hand-hand symbols that have been set by the self-operation has completed a preset combination of rising (completion) combination. The process which determines is performed. Then, when the hand tile is raised and the combination of the winning combinations is not completed, the player again selects one unnecessary basket from the hand basket and performs the discarding operation. This discarding operation is performed by pressing a discarding switch button corresponding to the design of the manual displayed on the display device, and the manual data stored in the storage area is also updated. These throwing-in operations and processing constitute a throwing-out operation means of the sparrow ball game machine.

In this way, the player performs a self-rotation operation to fire a predetermined number of game balls (for example, 11) within a predetermined number, and the number of the 14 hands is predetermined as the predetermined rising role. When the combination is completed, the control device performs a process of paying out a predetermined number of medals set for each rising combination as a prize. Even when the automatic arrangement of the 14 baskets ends at the start of the above-described one game, the winning determination means determines whether or not the 14 combinations have already completed the winning combination.
On the other hand, if the player cannot complete the winning combination even if a predetermined number of game balls are fired, the control device performs processing for ending this game (flow station).

  Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-305162 statistically stores a player's individual game history, reproduces personal game history information on a gaming machine with a password, and further adds new information based on the reproduced game history information. An invention of a gaming machine characterized in that statistical gaming history is statistically disclosed.

JP 2003-305162 A

  However, in the gaming machine described in Patent Document 1, the password input operation is complicated (see the same publication, paragraph “0132”, FIG. 25B), and dedicated for password input. There is a problem of requiring an input device.

  The present invention has been made to solve such conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a sparrow ball game machine in which identification information (password) input operation is extremely easy using existing input means. And

  In order to solve such a problem, the invention according to claim 1 is directed to a game board in which a ball entrance corresponding to a plurality of types of baskets is arranged, and before a game ball launched into the game board enters the game board. Self-operating means for displaying the symbol of the bag corresponding to the entry ball mouth on the manual display unit of the display device as self-directed self-control, and an unnecessary symbol from the graphic of the manual displayed on the manual display unit A discarding operation means for performing a discarding operation, storage means for storing player information unique to the player, identification information generating means for generating identification information based on the player information, and the identification information Based on the identification information input means for presenting the identification information generated by the generation means to the player, the identification information input means for inputting the identification information, and the identification information input from the identification information input means Identification information analysis for analyzing the player information A sparrow ball gaming machine that pays out a set number of game media for each rising combination when a combination of the rising combination is set in advance. The identification information input means is an operating device for the discarding operation means.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the sparrow ball game machine according to the first aspect of the present invention, the number of the operation devices of the throwing-off operation means is the same as the number of the handwheels including the self-control. It is characterized by being.

  According to the sparrow ball game machine according to the first aspect of the present invention, a game board on which entrances corresponding to a plurality of types of basket symbols are arranged, self-operating means, throwing-off control means, and games Storage means for storing player information unique to the player, identification information generation means for generating identification information based on the player information, identification information presentation means for presenting the generated identification information to the player, and identification An sparrow ball game machine comprising: identification information input means for inputting information; and identification information analysis means for analyzing player information based on the input identification information. Since it is an operating device for the scissors operating means, it is possible to provide a sparrow ball game machine in which the input operation of identification information (password) is easy using the throwing spear operating means which is an existing input means.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, in addition to the effect of the first aspect of the invention, the number of operating devices for the throwing-in operation means is the same as the number of hand switches including the self-tapping button switch. Therefore, the identification information can be input by an extremely easy operation of pressing the button.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of a sparrow game machine according to the present invention will be described. The sparrow ball game machine according to the present invention is a game machine in which a game is played by using 108 spears in total, each of 27 kinds of spears, like the sparrow ball game machine proposed in the past. is there. The 27 types of kites are 9 types of eggplants, “Ichigo” or “Kyuho”, 9 types of “Itsutsu” or “Nine-cylinder”, There are two types of “Roku” and seven types of character “牌”, “East”, “South”, “West”, “North”, “White”, “發”, “Middle”. Therefore, the lion, tube, and cord are several, but since the cord is only provided with “Ikko” and “Juku”, the species that cannot form the “junko”, that is, It can be regarded as the same kind of character.

  In addition, the above-mentioned two kinds of numbers are composed of, for example, nine symbols from “Ichijo” to “Jiu” and nine types from “Ikko” to “Juku”. There are two types of sleeves: “One-cylinder” and “Nine-cylinder”. Characters are “East”, “South”, “West”, “North”, “White”, “、”, “Medium”. It is good also as a sparrow ball game machine which has a spear pattern comprised from. In addition, the sparrow ball game machine according to the present invention is composed of four kinds of spears, ie, three kinds of spears (eg, lion, tube, cord) and a sparrow sphere that uses a total of 136 symbols. It can also be implemented as a gaming machine.

  First, the structure of the front part of a housing | casing is demonstrated about the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on this invention. FIG. 1 is a front view showing a configuration of a front portion of a housing in a sparrow ball game machine showing an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the front part of the sparrow ball game machine 1 is basically a game board 2, an operation panel 3, a game ball launch lever 4 provided below the operation panel 3, a medal tray 5, and a speaker. 6 includes an audio output port 7 for outputting audio and sound effects, a lamp device 8, a guide rail 9, and the like.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the configuration of the game board 2 is in the center of the game board 2 surrounded by the guide rails 9, a first display device 10 made of a liquid crystal display device, and an obliquely lower side of the first display device 10. Are provided with entrances 13a and 13b. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, 25 entrances 13c, 13d,... Are arranged in the lower part 2a of the game board 2 in the lateral direction. On the right side of the first display device 10, a special entrance (hereinafter referred to as an attacker) 11 is provided, and an attacker operating port 12 through which a game ball can pass is provided above the attacker 11.

  Each of the entrances 13 a, 13 b,... Has a spear symbol displayed thereon, and the arrangement of the 27 entrances 13 a, 13 b,. In the lower left, there is a “Ikko” entrance 13a, and in the lower right, there is a “Jukuno” entrance 13b. Further, on the lower side 2a of the game board 2 below the first display device 10, as shown in FIG. 3, the "east" entrance 13c is placed on the leftmost side in the horizontal direction, followed by " The “South” entrance 13d, the “Ichigo” entrance 13e,...

  The game board 2 is further provided with a decoration device 14 with a lamp, a windmill 15 and the like. The light emitters used for the lamp device 8 and the lamp-equipped decoration device 14 use LEDs that emit various color colors. The game board 2 is provided with a large number of nails for guiding the movement of the launched game balls, but these nails are not shown in FIG. Further, a display device 36 composed of a dot display or the like is provided above the game board 2.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the operation panel 3 is provided with a second display device 16 composed of a liquid crystal display device, a medal slot 17, and various operation buttons (button switches). These various operation buttons include a game start (BET) button 18, buttons corresponding to the 13 handbag symbols, which are disposed in the horizontal direction and are used for abandonment button switches 19 a and 19 b. , ..., 19m, When throwing away unnecessary baskets from 14 buttons for self-throwing button switch 20 for performing the operation of throwing out the discarded baskets, or after the self-operation Reach button 21, a right shift button 22a, a left shift button 22b, a selection determination button 23, a game (game) end button 24, a medal payout button 25, and the like, which are reach operation means for applying a reach in a hearing state. It is composed of Note that the discard button switch 19a, 19b,..., 19m, and the discard button button 20 serve as a discard operation means for performing an operation of discarding unnecessary bags from the hand. Further, in the present embodiment, the throwing button switches 19a, 19b,..., 19m, and the discarding button switch 20 input a password as identification information presented to the player at the end of the game described later. It is also used as a password input means.

  When the player operates the above-described various buttons (presses and turns on the switch contact), for example, a throwing-out signal is generated, and this signal is input to a control board constituted by a microcomputer. Then, software (hereinafter referred to as a program) installed in the ROM of the control board analyzes the input signal, and executes a process corresponding to the analyzed input signal, so that the game proceeds.

  The first display device 10 and the second display device 16 are used to display information necessary for the player and an effect image as the game progresses.

  The first display device 10 is mainly used when a player performs an operation of discarding an unnecessary bag from a hand bag and when a player operates a hand bag by itself. It is used as a means for displaying in advance the symbol of the kite that should be self-contained. This makes it possible for beginners with little knowledge of mahjong to enjoy the game easily.

  The second display device 16 is mainly composed of the current number of medals stored by the player in the sparrow ball game machine 1, the number of remaining game balls during the game, and the symbol of the kite constituting the player's hand. It is used as a means for displaying the symbol of the bowl discarded by the player as the discarded bowl.

  FIG. 5 shows a display example when various images and information are displayed on the second display device 16. As shown in FIG. 5, in the upper horizontal direction of the display surface of the display device 16, the medal accumulated number display unit 26, the remaining game ball number display unit 27, the front dram display unit 28, the back dram display unit 29, and the effect image display A part 30 and a parting waste display part 33 for displaying the design of the parting waste are provided.

  In the upper part of the effect display unit 30, a BB game combination display unit 31a for displaying a rising combination that can obtain the right of a big bonus game (BB game) among special game combinations that can be acquired in the game, and a chance There is provided a CB game combination display section 31b for displaying two types of rising combination that can obtain the right of a bonus game (CB game). The effect display unit 30 displays an effect image according to the progress of the game, an effect image related to the winning combination when the rising combination is completed, and the like.

  The BB game combination is a special game combination determined in advance using a random number generating means as a BB game combination for each game. When the BB game combination is raised in this BB game combination, a predetermined number of times (for example, For the (three times) game, the right to play a game advantageous to the player can be acquired.

  In the game that has acquired the right of the BB game, the passing port (attacker operating port) 12 on the game board becomes effective at the end of the game at the beginning of the game, and the game ball launched by the player uses the attacker operating port 12 When it passes, a special entrance (attacker) 11 opens. When a game ball enters the attacker 11, the game allows the player to select a desired basket as his / her own by operating a selection button or the like. Then, when the player completes the winning combination for the game that has acquired the right of the BB game, a plurality of subsequent games can play the game with the right of the BB game established.

  The CB game combination is a special game combination set by lottery using random number generating means as a CB game combination for each game. When the CB game combination is raised, the number of points (medal that can be obtained by this game) The number of bonuses is given to the player, for example, the number of tickets is increased (for example, doubled) compared to the number of players who play the normal game.

  Therefore, the player can acquire more medals when the special game right is obtained. In addition, a normal game means the game which has not acquired the right of the said BB game or CB game.

  Further, in the lower horizontal direction of the second display device 16, there are provided a hand bag display unit 34 for displaying the symbols of 13 hand rods, and a self screen display unit 35 for displaying the symbols of the bag that has been self-trapped by the self-manipulation operation. It has been. In addition, at the bottom of each symbol displayed on the manual display unit 34 and the self-display unit 35, the button switches 19a, 19b for discarding buttons that serve as a discarding operation means for determining an unnecessary discarding card from the manuals. -Button names (A, B, C, D, E,..., M, N) corresponding to 19m and 20 are displayed. The symbol of the cocoon displayed on the hand pallet display unit 34 is displayed in color in a predetermined order, for example, in the sequence of the symbol code of the cocoon described later. Further, each display unit of the second display device 16 displays the symbols, effect images, numerical values, etc. of the kite updated by program processing as the game progresses.

  An example of the screen displayed on the first display means 10 is shown in FIG. In FIG. 6, on the upper part of the display screen, the number of times of game execution 37a on the current day, the same number of times of increase 37b on the same day, and if the game result executed just before the game is a fluent station, The number of times of self-restraint performed by the player in the game is displayed. Note that the continuous flow station count 38 is the number of times that a flow station including this flow game continues in the past game history when the game result executed immediately before the game is a flow station. For example, “10” is displayed in the case where the flow game is continued ten times.

  In the central portion of the screen display shown in FIG. 6, there are 14 current handbags, and the player should use the thrower as determined by the dumper support program before the player performs the thrower operation from the handbag. The symbol of is displayed. Similarly, before the player's current maneuver is 13 and the player performs a self-determination operation, the symbol of the decoy to be self-determined determined by the self-determination support program is displayed at the center of the screen display.

  A control board, which is a control means for controlling the operation of the sparrow ball game machine 1 according to the present invention, is mounted at a predetermined position inside the housing of the sparrow ball game machine 1. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the control board includes a main control board Ka, a sub control board Kb, a first image control board Kc, and a second image control board Kd. These control boards Ka, Kb, Kc and Kd are respectively CPUs 40a, 40b, 40c and 40d which are microprocessors, ROMs 41a, 41b, 41c and 41d which are storage devices (ROM), and RAMs 42a, which are also storage devices (RAM). 42b, 42c, 42d, input / output interface (I / F) circuits 43a, 43b, 43c, 43d, communication interface (I / F) circuits 44a, 44b, 44c, 44d, etc. .

  The main control board Ka and the sub control board Kb, the sub control board Kb and the first image control board Kc, and the sub control board Kb and the second image control board Kd are connected by cable lines T1, T2, and T3. Data communication is possible. Accordingly, when data is transmitted from the main control board Ka to the first image control board Kc or the second image control board Kd, the data is transmitted via the sub control board Kb. It is desirable that the RAMs 42a to 42d of each control board retain their stored contents even when the power of the sparrow ball game machine 1 is turned off.

  The input / output interface circuit 43a mounted on the main control board Ka has a medal insertion sensor 17a for detecting a medal inserted into the medal insertion slot 17 by the player when the game is executed, and each of the entrances 13a, 13b, 13c,..., Etc. are connected to the ball sensor, the throwing button switches 19a, 19b, 19c,..., And various button switches. It is input to the main control board Ka. Further, the input / output interface circuit 43a is connected with a medal payout device for paying out medals to the player, a game ball feeding device for sending game balls to the launching device, an attacker opening / closing device for controlling the opening / closing of the attacker 11 and the like. Control signals are output to these devices under program control. A display device 36 is connected to the input / output interface circuit 43a.

  The lamps 8, 14 and the like are connected to the input / output I / F circuit 43b mounted on the sub control board Kb. The first display device 10 is connected to the input / output I / F circuit 43c of the first image control board Kc, and the second display is connected to the input / output I / F circuit 43d of the second image control board Kd. The device 16 and the speaker 6 are connected.

  A program for controlling the operation of the sparrow ball gaming machine 1 is stored (loaded) in the ROMs 41a to 41d of the control boards Ka, Kb, Kc, and Kd. Each of the RAMs 42a to 42d is used as a storage area (work area) for storing and reading various data and creating and calculating data when these programs operate. As the CPUs 40a to 40d, either 8-bit, 16-bit or 32-bit CPUs are adopted so that the functions required for the respective control boards Ka, Kb, Kc, Kd can be appropriately processed. be able to. Furthermore, it is possible to employ a CPU having excellent processing capability. The above-described control boards Ka, Kb, Kc, Kd and the programs stored in the ROMs 41a to 41d serve as control means for controlling the operation of the sparrow ball game machine 1 according to the present invention.

  In the example shown in FIG. 7, the program for controlling the operation of the sparrow ball game machine 1 according to the present invention is stored in the ROMs 41a to 41d of the control boards Ka, Kb, Kc and Kd. Further, it may be stored in a computer-readable recording medium such as a CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, MO, floppy disk or the like.

(Program installed on main control board Ka)
Next, the configuration of the program mounted on the main control board Ka will be described. The ROM 41a of the main control board Ka stores various programs for controlling the game progress of the sparrow ball gaming machine 1 in an integrated manner. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, these programs include a main control program P1, a medal management program P2, a game ball management program P3, an automatic layout program P4, a special gamer lottery program P5, a dora lottery program P6, and a winning determination. The program P7 includes a medal discharge control program P8, a self-selection support program P9, a game history data recording program P10, a score increase program P11, and the like.

  Of these programs, the main control program P1 is a main program that controls the overall operation of the sparrow ball game machine 1, and further, as subprograms, the input signal analysis program P1a, the communication control program P1b, and the remaining number of game balls are counted. A program P1c is provided.

  The input signal analysis program P1a described above includes a game start button 18, a throw-away button switch 19a, etc., a reach button 21, a right shift button 22a, a left shift button 22b, a selection determination button 23, a game end button 24, and a medal payout button 25. When the input signal is input to the main control board Ka from the above, a program for performing processing for analyzing these input signals.

  The communication control program P1b is a program for performing communication with the sub control board Kb. In this communication, data composed of a control command in which what kind of processing is performed on data to be transmitted and control data transmitted together with the control command is transmitted as communication data.

The main control program P1 mainly performs the following processing.
(1) When the power of the sparrow ball game machine 1 is turned on, processing for initializing the storage area of the RAM 42a is performed. Further, the main control program P1 transmits an initialization control command when the power is turned on to the sub control board Kb. Further, the sub control board Kb performs processing for transmitting the initialization control command to the first image control board Kc and the second image control board Kd. Based on this control command, the sub control board Kb and the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd perform initialization processing when the power is turned on.

  (2) At the start of the game, a process for storing an initialization setting value for the number of game balls, that is, a specified number that can be fired by a player in one game, in an area for storing the remaining number of game balls in the RAM 42a. I do. The prescribed number indicates the number that can be fired in one game based on the specifications of the sparrow ball game machine 1, and stores, for example, 11 pieces. As a result, if the player cannot complete the rising combination even if 11 game balls are fired per game, the game is over and ends.

  (3) Similarly, when the game is started and the automatic layout program P4 is operated to determine 14 layouts, the design code of the layout is used as manual data in the RAM 42a as the layout data at the start of the game. A process for storing the data in the data storage area and a process for transmitting the manual data to the second image control board Kd via the sub-control board Kb are performed.

  (4) When a signal is input from the medal insertion sensor 7a, the ball sensor, the button switches 18, 19a,..., Etc., the signal is analyzed by the input signal analysis program P1a, and processing corresponding to the signal is performed. To control. For example, when a game ball is fired as a player's self-operation, and an incoming signal is input from an incoming sensor such as the entrance 13a into which the game ball has entered, an incoming ball corresponding to the incoming signal is received. The symbol code of the bag such as the mouth 13a is obtained. Then, a process of adding this symbol code as manual data to the manual data storage area of the RAM 42a is performed, and the second code control is performed on the local code via the sub-control board Kb. Processing for transmitting to the substrate Kd is performed.

  (5) In the process of (4) above, when a ball entry signal is input from a ball entrance sensor such as the ball entrance 13a by the player's self-determination operation, the game ball remaining number counting program P1c is activated and the RAM 42a A process of subtracting “1” from an area for counting the number of game balls that can be fired (hereinafter referred to as the remaining number of game balls) set to “1” is performed.

  (6) Similarly, in the process of (4) above, when a signal is input that the player has made a throw-in operation, the design code of the throw-in is analyzed by the input signal analysis program P1a, and the design code is Then, a process of transmitting to the second image control board Kd via the sub control board Kb is performed. Subsequently, the discarding symbol code is deleted from the manual data storage area of the RAM 42a, and the processing of arranging the manual data stored in the manual data storage area in the order of the symbol code is performed. The processing for transmitting the manual data that has become to the second image control board Kd via the sub-control board Kb is performed.

  The medal management program P2 counts the number of medals inserted by the player into the medal slot 17 based on a signal from the medal insertion sensor 17a, an input signal from the game end button 24, and an input from the medal payout button 25. This is a program for updating the number of stored medals when a signal is detected.

  The game ball management program P3 is a program that is activated by the main control program P1 at the start of the game and when a throw-in operation signal is input to the main control board Ka from the throw-in button switch 19a,. Then, the game ball feeding device is controlled to perform a process of feeding one game ball to the game ball launch position (not shown in FIG. 1). Thereby, the player can operate the game ball launch lever 4 to launch a game ball, that is, perform a self-sufficient operation.

  The automatic catering program P4 is a program for performing a process of automatically and randomly determining the 14 chord symbol codes that will become a player's hand at the start of one game. This automatic catering program P4 uses the random numbers generated by the random number generating means to determine 14 catering symbol codes from a total of 108 kites for 27 types used in the sparrow game machine 1. Process.

  As shown in FIG. 9, for example, 27 types of “1” or “medium” 27 types of hex codes (symbol codes) are used for each of these 27 types used in the present sparrow ball game machine 1. In addition, four numerical values are assigned to each symbol code. The bag symbol code table shown in FIG. 9 is registered in the ROM 41a in advance. The automatic catering program P4 uses the random numbers generated by the random number generating means described above to randomly select the numerical values (0 to 107) assigned to the respective symbol codes, so that the 14 catering symbol codes The process of determining is performed. These processes constitute an arrangement determining means.

  The special game combination lottery program P5 is a process for determining a winning combination that can acquire a special game right for each game from among predetermined rising combinations by lottery using random numbers generated by the random number generating means. It is a program to be performed.

  For example, in the special game combination lottery program P5, “Kokushi Musou”, “Dai Sangen”, “Kyuren Baoji”, “Ichitsukan”, One type is selected by lottery from the five types of “Character Color”. Similarly, the rising role that can acquire the right of the CB game role is, for example, the rising role of “Mixed Elder Head”, “Seven Pairs”, “Three Dark”, “Peace”, “Ichiguchi”, “Tan Yao” 2 types are determined by lottery. The code of the winning combination that can acquire the determined special game right is stored in the RAM 42a and transmitted to the second image control board Kd via the sub-control board Kb.

  The Dora lottery program P6 includes a front Dora lottery program and a back Dora lottery program. The front-draft lottery program is a program for determining one front-draft using a random number generated by the random number generation means by lottery at the start of the game. In the back-draft lottery program, when the player's hand is in a hearing state and the player presses the reach button 21, one back-dra is determined by lottery according to the control of the main control program P1. It is a program for. The front and back symbol codes determined by the Dora lottery program P6 are stored in the RAM 42a and transmitted to the second image control board Kd via the sub-control board Kb.

  The winning determination program P7 determines whether or not a combination of rising hand data is completed (rising determination program), and when determining that the rising is completed, this winning combination determination (raising combination determining program) This is a program for performing a process for obtaining the number of medals (the number of medals obtained with winning) that the player can acquire by this winning combination. This winning determination program P7 is the main control program when the automatic arrangement program P4 determines 14 arrangements at the start of the game, and when the player performs the self-operation and has 14 arrangements. It is a program executed according to the control of P1.

  FIG. 10 shows the name and code of the rising combination set in advance in the sparrow ball game machine 1 of the present invention, and the number of medals obtained with winning that can be acquired by the player when the rising combination is completed. . The winning combination medal number table with the data structure shown in FIG. 10 is stored in advance in the ROM 41a of the main control board Ka. Then, when the winning combination is completed, the winning determination program P7 performs a process of determining the rising combination and refers to the winning combination medals number table shown in FIG. 10 from the rising combination code. Thus, the number of medals that can be obtained for the winning combination won by the player can be obtained.

  Further, when the combination of the winning combination is completed, the combination of the rising combination completion, the code of the rising combination, the number of medals acquired with winning a prize, the number of increased medals described later, etc. according to the control of the main control program P1. The first and second image control boards Kc and Kd are transmitted via the sub control board Kb.

  When the player's hand data completes the combination of the rising combination, the determination process as to which rising combination is completed by the winning determination program P7 from the rising combination codes shown in FIG. It is possible by performing the program processing described in (4) to (4).

  (1) The general rising role excluding “Kokushi Musou” and “Seven Pairs” is composed of four sets of “Konko” and “Junko” and one set of “Jonggo (Pop)”. The Therefore, the winning determination program P7 performs a process of determining the number of combinations of “knot” or “junko” and the number of “sparrow heads” for the current 14 hand-held data stored in the RAM 42a. Thus, it is possible to determine whether this procedure has been completed or is in a hearing state.

  (2) When it is determined that the current hand has completed a general winning combination, the winning determination program P7 executes a program for determining what rising combination the player has raised. The program for determining the rising combination registers determination data for determining the rising combination for each general rising combination in advance as a data table in the ROM 41a, and determines the rising combination by referring to the rising combination determination table. It becomes possible. In the rising combination determination table, for each rising combination, a combination of symbol codes constituting “character”, “junko”, and “sparrow head”, which are the characteristics, are registered.

  (3) “Kokushi Musou” and “Seven Pairs” are the rising roles that come up with a special combination of kites. Accordingly, the winning determination program P7 determines whether or not the current hand has been raised for each of “Kokushi Musou” and “Seven Pairs”, or whether or not the player will be in a state of hearing if a single kite is discarded. A program for judging whether or not

  (4) The winning determination program P7 operates the above-described programs for determining each rising combination in sequence, and if the current hand has completed the rising combination or has completed the rising combination, It is determined whether or not a rising role is achieved and if a single kite is discarded, a hearing state is reached. At this time, a plurality of rising combinations may be determined. When the rising combination is determined, the rising combination code is stored in the RAM 42a.

  The medal discharge control program P8 controls the medal payout device of the medal storage hopper installed inside the sparrow ball game machine 1 when the player completes the rising role, This is a program for performing a process of paying out an increased medal number obtained by a score increase program described later.

  The self-selection selection support program P9 is configured such that when a signal that a game ball has entered the attacker 11 is input to the player when the player has acquired a special gamer's right, This is a program for supporting the operation of arbitrarily selecting the symbol of the cocoon to be self-contained by the screen of the display device 10 and the interactive method.

  The game history data recording program P10 is a program for performing processing of storing history data of game results for each game executed on the day in the RAM 42a. The history data of the game results includes the number of times the game has been played on the current day and the number of times that the winning combination has been completed (total number of winnings), the number of times that the BB game role has been acquired on the same day, and the number of times that the CB game has been acquired. Similarly, the name of the winning combination and the number of medals to be paid out when winning the prize, the number of consecutive affairs, which is the number of games played from the previous winning prize to the next winning prize, and the game executed immediately before the game in the normal game When the game is completed, data relating to the number of consecutive consecutive winnings indicating the number of consecutive winnings is recorded.

  Of the game result history data described above, data such as the number of times the game has been executed and the number of times that the game has been executed, the number of consecutive consecutive winnings, the number of continuous affairs, etc. are controlled by the main control program P1 every time one game is completed. The image is transmitted to the first image control board Kc via the control board Kb.

The score increase program P11 includes two subprograms, a score increase program P11a by special game and a score increase program P11b by drag.
The score increase program P11a by special game is obtained when the player acquires the right of special game and the player completes the rising role after the attacker operating port 12 is activated. The medal of the acquired medal number accompanying the winning set in the winning medal number medal table shown in FIG. In other words, when a player completes a winning combination in a game that has acquired a special game right, the number of medals earned for winning a prize excluding the increased number by the drag is doubled.

  The score increase means by the dredger is executed by the score increase program P11b by the drag. Although not shown in FIG. 8, the score increase program P11b based on the dredger includes a score increase program based on the front drum and a score increase program based on the back drum.

  The score increase program by the table dora determines how many symbol codes of the table dora stored in the RAM 42a are included in the hand data completed in the rising combination stored in the RAM 42a. Is included, a process of increasing a predetermined number of medals, for example, three medals, for each front drum. Note that, as described above, in the front dora, at the start of one game, the symbol of one bag is determined by lottery by the dora lottery program P6.

  The score increase program by the back side drum determines how many back side symbol codes stored in the RAM 42a are included in the hand data that has completed the rising combination stored in the RAM 42a. Is included, a process of increasing a predetermined number of medals, for example, three medals, is performed for each back drum. Note that, as described above, the back dora is determined by lottery by the dora lottery program P6 at the start of one game, but the player's hand is in a listening state. When a person presses the reach button 21 to make a reach, it is displayed on the back drum display portion 29 of the second display device 16 under the control of the main program P1.

(Program mounted on sub-control board Kb)
Next, the configuration of the program mounted on the ROM 41b of the sub control board Kb will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 11, the sub-control board Kb is mainly loaded with programs composed of a main control program P21, a lamp control program P22, an assist program P23, and a game value giving program P24.

  Among these, the main control program P21 decodes various control commands and control data transmitted from the main control board Ka, executes the programs P22, P23, and P24 for each control command, and performs the first and second programs. Processing for controlling communication with the image control boards Kc and Kd is performed. The main control program P21 includes a communication control program P21a for performing this communication.

  The lamp control program P22 is a program for controlling lighting and extinguishing of the lamps 8 and 14 based on a control command and control data transmitted from the main control board Ka.

  The assist program P23 is a program for assisting the player in the progress of the game (game operation support), and includes a goal-raising combination setting program P23a, a throwing-away support program P23b, and a self-supporting support program P23c. .

  The goal-raising combination setting program P23a is the player's current hand data stored in the RAM 42b, that is, the 13 hand data before the self-operating operation and the 14 hand-operating data before the discarding operation. This is a program for performing a process of determining the rising combination that is the target of the current procedure based on the procedure data.

  The process of determining the rising combination by the target rising combination setting program P23a can be performed as follows, for example. That is, the data for determining the winning combination by the winning determination program P7 of the main control board Ka described above is registered in advance as a data table in the ROM 41b of the sub control board Kb. Then, the goal raising combination setting program P23a refers to this table in the order of the raising combination shown in FIG. 10 and performs a process of setting the raising combination having the smallest number of listening as the target raising combination.

  The discarding support program P23b, when there are 14 current instructions, throws away from this instruction as a disposal before the player performs the operation of the disposal based on the instruction data stored in the RAM 42b. This is a program for assisting the player to determine the power and decide to discard the symbol. The symbol code and priority data of the kite determined by the discarded kite support program P23b are transmitted to the first image control board Kc, and the symbol is displayed on the first display device 10 as shown in FIG. .

The process of determining the symbol of the bag to be discarded by the discarded rod support program P23b can be performed as follows, for example.
When the above-mentioned goal-raising role is “Kokushi Musou”, it is determined that the symbol code other than Yaochu must be discarded. Next, discard one of the symbol codes that form the “knot” (including the same four ridges), and then one of the symbol codes that form two or more pairs. It is determined that it should be a trap.

  When the goal of the hand tile is “seven pairs”, it is determined that the symbol code of the kites that do not form “pairs” should be discarded. At this time, the priority order when there are a plurality of symbol codes of the kite that does not form the “pair” is, for example, that the symbol codes other than “1” and “9” of the numbers are given first priority, The symbol codes “1” and “9” of several characters are used, and then the symbol code of the character character “X”. The reason for this is that if you have left the character in the manual data, you have a higher probability of completing a rising combination that can earn more medals when you complete the rising pair of "Seven Pairs". .

  When the goal of the hand is a “general climbing role”, that is, a climbing role consisting of four sets of “face (junko or junko)” and one set of “sparrow head (opposite)” For example, “face (indicator, junko)” regarding the configuration of the design code of 13 hand-printed data when one design code is sequentially discarded from 14 hand-printed data. 4 points, “Toko (both towers)” 3 points, “Fitting tower”, “Pair” 2 points, “Side tower” 1 point, Isolated fence 0 points, etc. A process is performed in which the symbol code that has the largest total score of the individual pieces of hand data is set to be the first priority waste. Hereinafter, priorities are set in descending order of the total score. The reason for this is that, for the current manual data, the large total score indicates that the manual contains more combinations of “knot”, “junko”, and “toko”. .

  In the self-supporting support program P23c, when the current number of hands is 13, the player performs a self-control operation on the target upward combination determined by the above-described target upward combination setting program P23a. Before, it is a program for determining the symbol of self-restraint to be added to this procedure. The symbol code of the bag to be self-determined determined by the self-supporting program P23c is transmitted to the first image control board Kc, and the symbol is displayed on the first display device 10.

The self-supporting program P23c can perform the process of determining the symbol of the heel to be self-contained as follows, for example.
From the goal-raising role of the hand before the self-restraint, there is a shortage of symbols for the combination of the symbols that make up the “sparrow head”, “knot”, “junko”, etc. judge. Then, it is possible to program a process for determining a symbol to be self-contained in accordance with this priority order by setting a priority to be self-contained for the insufficient symbol.

  The game value granting program P24 is stored in the ROM 41b of the sub-control board Kb, and game conditions for giving a player a game value other than a medal (a game card as a virtual item in the present embodiment) are set in advance. The game condition determination table is referenced to determine whether or not to give a player a game value other than a medal. If the condition is satisfied, the game value (virtual game card) is given to the player. ). The game value provision program P24 includes a game condition determination program P24a, a provision information storage program P24b, an identification information generation program P24c, and an identification information analysis program P24d as subprograms.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of the game condition determination table stored in the ROM 41b of the sub control board Kb. In the game condition determination table, game conditions for giving a player a virtual game card having a game value other than medals and the number of cards given when each condition is satisfied are set. In the example shown in FIG. 12, when the condition “complete BB game combination” is satisfied, it is said to be “completed CB game combination” or “combination symbol combination rises and complete combination (Tenwa)”. If the conditions are met, 2 sheets, “Rise (double reach) is performed before the first throwing-out operation after serving”, “Self-control operation after one reach” One game card is awarded to each player when the conditions of “completion of completion of rising combination” or “completion of completion of rising combination by self-operation with the last remaining game ball (sea floor)” are satisfied. Further, when a plurality of these conditions are satisfied, the number of granted cards is also added. For example, when the remaining game ball is one and reach and complete the rising role by self-control by the last game ball, 1 (one shot self-reduction) + 1 (sea floor) = 2 game cards It is comprised so that it may be given to a person.

  In this game card, the design contents and design techniques of the hero character and the enemy character are set as one of the attribute information, and the game contents only for the game card owner are set in each game card, etc. Can be displayed on the first or second display device 10 or 16, or a sound or sound effect can be emitted from the speaker 6 to enjoy the game. In addition, in this embodiment, although the example which gives a virtual game card to a player is shown, in the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on this invention, for example, the virtual point for a player to acquire a virtual card is shown. May be provided as a game value, or may be configured to employ both game value assignment means for virtual card assignment and virtual point assignment. In the present embodiment, the virtual game card acquired by the player is configured such that a password is presented to the player at the end of the game, as will be described later. Even when moving the game table or playing a game on another day, it is possible to continuously collect game cards using this password.

  When the game condition determination program P24a receives a command relating to the game condition set in the game condition determination table from the main control board Ka, the game condition determination program P24a refers to the game condition determination table under the control of the main control program P21 and starts from the main control board Ka. Processing is performed to determine whether or not the transmitted game conditions satisfy the conditions set in the game condition determination table. If the conditions are satisfied, the number of virtual game cards to be given to the player is determined. In addition to performing the process of storing in the RAM 42b of the sub control board Kb, the game card data is transmitted to the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd together with the control command.

  The assigned information storage program P24b is a program that performs a process of coding the game card given to the player and storing it in the RAM 42b of the sub control board Kb with reference to the game card data table shown in FIG.

  In the present embodiment, four game card data tables as shown in FIG. 13A are stored in the ROM 41b of the sub control board Kb. Each table has 11 hierarchies ordered from Lv00 to Lv10, and identification numbers corresponding to 9 game cards are registered in each hierarchy (only the uppermost Lv10 corresponds to 6 game cards). Identification number to be set). The game value assigning program P24 selects one table at random from the four game car data tables (tables 01 to 11) for a player who plays a game for the first time, and gives ten game cards to the player. Perform the process. The table selected at this time is not changed unless game cards corresponding to all the identification numbers set in the table are given. Accordingly, the identification numbers of the nine game cards set in the lowest hierarchy (Lv00) of the four tables 00 to 11 and one of the identification numbers set in Lv01 (“42” in the illustrated example) Is common to all tables. Then, each time the player satisfies the game condition shown in FIG. 12, the game value giving program P24 selects a game card corresponding to the identification number selected by lottery from the unassigned identification number set in Lv01. Perform the process of granting. When game cards corresponding to all identification numbers set in Lv01 are given, the corresponding game cards are given by lottery from the identification numbers set in Lv02 next time. Therefore, when the player is given a game card that is currently set to Lv05, it can be determined that all the game cards corresponding to the identification numbers that have already been set to the level below Lv04 have been given. it can. By this processing, the capacity of the game card grant data can be reduced.

  The grant information storage program P24b refers to the game card data table shown in FIG. 13A, generates a 2-byte game card grant code shown in FIG. 13B, and stores it in the RAM 42b. This 2-byte game card giving code is player information in the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 13B, the first digit of this code is set to “0”, and the two digits A1 and A2 are numerical values based on table information (any one of 00, 01, 10, and 11). Is set, numerical values (0000 to 1011) based on the hierarchy (Lv00 to Lv10) are set in the 4 digits of A3 to B3, and the 9 digits of B4 to D4 are the identification numbers of game cards already assigned in the current hierarchy “1” is set to “1”, and “0” is set to the unassigned one. For example, when the table 00 is first selected and game cards corresponding to “10”, “48”, “59”, “84” of the current Lv03 have already been granted, the game card grant code stored in the RAM 42b ( (Player information) is “0000011100110010”.

  The identification information generation program P24c is a program for generating a password as identification information from the above-described game card giving code as player information. In the present embodiment, a four-digit password is generated by using 14 alphabets A to N corresponding to the discard button switches 19a to 19m and the discard button button 20. First, processing for converting a game card grant code, which is substantially a 15-digit binary number, into a decimal number is performed. In the above example, the required decimal number is “1842”. In the present embodiment, the calculated decimal value is a value from 0 to 32767. Subsequently, a process of dividing the obtained decimal number by “14” is performed to obtain the first quotient Q1 and the first remainder R1, and the alphabet corresponding to the first remainder R1 (0 to 13) is changed to the password. The first digit is stored in the RAM 42b. In the above example, since Q1 = 131 and R1 = 8, the first digit of the password is “I”. Subsequently, a process of dividing the first quotient Q1 by “14” is performed to obtain the second quotient Q2 and the second remainder R2, and the alphabet corresponding to the second remainder R2 is set as the second digit of the password. To remember. In the above example, since Q2 = 9 and R2 = 5, the second digit of the password is “F”. Subsequently, the second quotient Q2 is divided by “14” to obtain the third quotient Q3 and the third remainder R3. The alphabet corresponding to the third remainder R3 is set as the third digit of the password, and the RAM 42b. To remember. In the above example, Q3 = 0 and R3 = 9, so the second digit of the password is “J”. Finally, the third quotient Q3 is divided by “14” to obtain the fourth quotient Q4 and the fourth remainder R4, and the alphabet corresponding to the fourth remainder R4 is set as the fourth digit of the password. To remember. In the above example, since Q4 = 0 and R4 = 0, the fourth digit of the password is “A”. The identification information generation program P24c performs a process of generating a 4-digit alphabet password ("IFJA" in the above example) by the above process and storing the generated password in the RAM 42b.

  As described above, since the four-digit password is generated using the 14 alphabets A to N corresponding to the discard button switches 19a to 19m and the discard switch button 20, the discard button switch 19a ˜19 m and the self-destroying button switch 20 can be used as an input means that is extremely easy to operate when inputting a password.

  When the main control board Ka receives a command indicating that a predetermined number of medals have been inserted into the sparrow ball game machine 1 and the game is ready to start, the main control program P21 of the sub control board Kb stores the password storage area of the RAM 42b. Referring to the case where the password is not set, processing for transmitting a command to that effect to the first image control board Kc is performed.

  The identification information analysis program P24d is a program that analyzes the input password consisting of four-digit alphabets and obtains the above-described 2-byte game card grant code. This process is expressed by using the above-mentioned fourth quotient Q4 and the first to fourth remainders R1 to R4, where N is a value obtained by converting the above game card grant code into a decimal number, and N = 14 ^ 4Q4 + 14 ^ 3R4 + 14 ^ 2R3 + 14R2 + R1, but 14 ^ 4 (the fourth power of 14) = 38416, and is larger than 32767, which is the maximum value of the decimal number, so that Q4 = 0. Therefore, N can be obtained by N = 14 ^ 3R4 + 14 ^ 2R3 + 14R2 + R1. Subsequently, a process of converting the obtained decimal number N into a binary number is performed, and a process of storing the converted binary number in the RAM 42b as a game card giving code (player information) corresponding to the input password is performed.

(Program mounted on first image control board Kc)
Next, the configuration of the program installed in the ROM 41c of the first image control board Kc will be described with reference to FIG. These programs are mainly programs for displaying various images and the like on the first display device 10, and include a main control program P31, a screen display program P32, and the like.

  The main control program P31 receives the control command and control data transmitted from the sub control board Kb, and performs processing for controlling the operation of each subprogram of the screen display program P32 based on the received data.

  The screen display program P32 is a program for performing control for displaying an image, numerical information, and the like on the first display device 10 based on a control command and control data transmitted from the sub control board Kb. The game screen display program P32a, the special game screen display program P32b, the assist screen display program P32c, and the like are included.

  The normal game screen display program P32a supports various effect images and players on the first display device 10 when the player is playing a normal game since the power of the sparrow ball game machine 1 is turned on. It is a program that performs processing for displaying various images. The normal game screen display program P32a further includes an initial effect display program P32a-1 and a game effect display program P32a-2 as subprograms.

  The initial effect display program P32a-1 is a program for displaying an initial screen when the power of the sparrow ball game machine 1 is turned on. Further, when the initial effect display program P32a-1 receives a command indicating that the password is not set from the sub control board Kb, the process of displaying the password input screen shown in FIG. 21A on the first display device 10. I do.

  The game effect display program P32a-2 displays a screen or the like for assisting the player in operating the game as the game progresses. Further, the game effect display program P32a-2 performs a process of displaying the password presentation screen shown in FIG. 22 on the first display device 10 at the end of the game. The game effect display program P32a-2 is identification information presenting means in the present embodiment.

  The special game screen display program P32b is a program that performs processing for displaying various effect screens when the player acquires the right of special game, and includes a right acquisition effect display program P32b-1.

  The assist screen display program P32c is composed of a self-display display program P32c-1 and a discard display program P32c-2. The self-recognition display program P32c-1 is a program for displaying on the first display device 10 the symbol of the reed that should be self-reliant with respect to the above-described target rising combination. Similarly, the discarded jar display program P32c-2 is a program for displaying the above-mentioned symbol of the trash to be discarded on the first display device 10 as shown in FIG.

(Program mounted on second image control board Kd)
Next, the configuration of the program installed in the ROM 41d of the second image control board Kd will be described based on FIG. These programs include a main control program P41, a screen display program P42, a sound / sound effect output program P43, and the like.

  The main control program P41 receives the control command and control data transmitted from the sub control board Kb, and activates each subprogram of the screen display program P42 and the sound / sound effect output program P43 in response to the received data. It is a program to do. The screen display program P42 includes a normal game screen display program P42a and a special game screen display program P42b.

  The normal game screen display program P42a includes subprograms such as an initial effect display program P42a-1 and a game effect display program P42a-2. The initial effect display program P42a-1 is a program for displaying an initial screen when the sparrow ball game machine 1 is powered on.

  The game effect display program P42a-2 is mainly used when 14 players are determined and whenever the player performs a throwing-in operation or a self-control operation by launching a game ball as the game progresses. Based on the control command and its control data transmitted from the main control board Ka via the sub-control board Kb, as shown in FIG. This is a program for performing processing. In addition, when the player performs a reach operation, refrains from an effective kite, or completes a rising combination, the second display device displays a specific effect set in the game card given to the player. 16 is displayed. The game effect display program P42a-2 is effect executing means in the present embodiment.

  The special game screen display program P42b is a program for displaying various effect screens when the player acquires the right of special game, and includes a self-candidate candidate selection support program P42b-1 as a subprogram. . The self-candidate candidate selection support program P42b-1 displays the 27 kinds of spider symbols displayed on the first display device 10 when the player has acquired the special gamer's right as a spear selection right shift button 22a, Or it is a program for supporting the operation which selects the symbol of the heel which should be self-recognized by an interactive system, operating the heel selection left shift button 22b and scrolling.

  The sound / sound effect output program P43 is for outputting various effect sounds and sound effects from the speaker 6 as the game progresses based on the control command and its control data transmitted from the sub-control board Kb. It is a program. In addition, when the unique effect set on the game card given to the player is displayed by the game effect display program P42a-2, the unique sound and sound effect are also output from the speaker 6. The sound / sound effect output program P43 is an effect executing means in the present embodiment.

  Note that image data to be displayed on the first and second display devices 10 and 16 is stored as digital image data in the ROM 41c of the first image control board Kc and the ROM 41d of the second image control board Kd, respectively. . These data are, for example, an image of the design of each kite, an image related to the background and character for the announcement of the arrangement and other effects, an image for the effect when the rising combination is completed, and the like.

  A program for controlling the operation of the game mounted on each of the control boards Ka, Kb, Kc, and Kd is developed using an assembler language, C language, Visual Basic language, or the like, and the CPUs 40a to 40d of each board are used. Programs translated into machine language programs that are executable programs are stored in the ROMs 41a to 41d of the control boards Ka, Kb, Kc, and Kd.

(Game progress control)
Next, a flow in which the game operation control program installed in the sparrow ball game machine 1 controls the progress of the game when the player executes the game will be described. FIG. 16 to FIG. 20 are flowcharts showing the flow of control of the main control program P1 mounted on the main control board Ka that controls and controls the progress of the game. Hereinafter, based on FIG. 16 thru | or FIG. 20, the flow of control of 1 game is demonstrated in order of a step.

(Step S1)
First, the manager of the game hall turns on the power of the sparrow ball game machine 1 before starting business on that day. When the power of the sparrow ball game machine 1 is turned on, the main control program P1 of the main control board Ka initializes the storage area of the RAM 42a of the main control board Ka. At this time, “0” indicating a normal game is stored as an initial value in a special game flag described later. Subsequently, the main control program P1 transmits an initialization control command when the power is turned on to the sub-control board Kb, and the sub-control board Kb transmits this initialization control command to the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd. .

  When the sub control board Kb and the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd receive this initialization control command, the main program mounted on each control board initializes the storage areas of the RAM 42b, RAM 42c and RAM 42d. Turn into. Further, the main programs P31 and P41 mounted on the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd operate the initial effect display programs P32a-1 and P42a-1, and the effect screen when the power is turned on, For example, processing such as displaying an image related to the background or character on the first and second display devices 10 and 16 is performed. As a result, the sparrow ball gaming machine 1 enters a state in which the game can be executed when the player inserts a predetermined number of medals per game into the medal slot 17.

(Step S2)
In order for a player to play a game, it is necessary to insert a predetermined number of game media, for example, three medals, into the medal slot 17 per game. When the medal insertion signal from the medal insertion sensor 17a is input to the main control board Ka, the main control program P1 activates the medal management program P2. The medal management program P2 performs processing for storing the number of inserted medals.

  When the main control program P1 determines that the number of medals necessary for the execution of one game has been inserted, the main control program P1 sends a control command for prompting the player to press the start button 18 via the sub-control board Kb. 1 to the image control board Kc. When the first image control board Kc receives this control command, the game effect display program P32a-2 performs a process of displaying “Please press the game start button” on the first display device 10. At this time, the sound / sound effect output program P43 of the second image control board Kd may be operated to simultaneously output sound from the speaker 6. If the password is not set at this time, the initial effect display program P32a-1 of the first image control board Kc is activated, and the password input screen shown in FIG. indicate. A title display unit 50 is provided at the top of the password input screen, and a password input unit 51 is provided at the center of the screen. The player presses the discard button switches 19a to 19m and the own discard button switch 20 to input the password as shown in FIG. 21B, and presses the selection decision button 23 to input the password. When the input is confirmed, the main control program P1 performs a process of transmitting the password data together with the password input command to the sub control board Kb. That is, the throwing button switches 19a to 19m or the self-throwing button switch 20 are pressed before the game start button 18 is pressed after a medal necessary for one game is inserted into the sparrow ball game machine 1. Then, the main control program P1 transmits an operation signal for the throwing button switch 19a and the like to the sub control board Kb together with the password input command. Then, after the game start button 18 is pressed and the game is started, when the discard button switch 19a to 19m or the self discard button switch 20 is pressed, the main control program P1 performs the discard operation. An operation signal for the throwing button switch 19a and the like is transmitted to the sub control board Kb together with the command. Therefore, there is no need for a dedicated input device for the sub-control board Kb that is provided for transmitting the input signal directly to the sub-control board Kb.

(Step S3)
When the player presses the game start button 18 and a game start signal is input to the main control board Ka, the main control program P1 sends a game start control command to the first and second control boards Kb via the sub control board Kb. It transmits to the second image control board Kc, Kd. Based on this control command, the game effect display programs P32a-2 and P42a-2 for the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd display the effect images at the start of the game on the first and second display devices 10, respectively. 16 and the sound is output from the speaker 6 by the sound / sound effect output program P43. In this way, one game of the sparrow ball game machine 1 starts.

(Step S4)
Subsequently, the main control program P1 performs a process of storing initial values in various storage areas set in the RAM 42a at the start of one game. For example, a predetermined number of “11” is stored as an initial value in an area (the remaining number storage area of game balls) that stores the number of game balls that can be fired by a player for self-control in one game. .

(Step S5)
Subsequently, the main control program P1 of the main control board Ka operates the automatic layout program P4 to perform a process of automatically determining 14 layout codes required for starting the game. The automatic layout program P4 stores the 14 symbol codes automatically arranged in the manual storage area of the RAM 42a, and then, in a predetermined order, for example, the ascending order of the symbol codes, that is, insulator, tube, cord, The process of rearranging in the order of wind and Sangen is performed and stored in the manual storage area.

  Next, the main control program P1 of the main control board Ka transmits the 14 arranged symbol codes together with the control command to the sub control board Kb. When the main control program P21 of the sub control board Kb receives the 14 arranged symbol codes, the main control program P21 stores the symbol codes in the RAM 42b, and stores the 14 arranged symbol codes in the second control code P21. Transmit to the image control board Kd. When the game effect display program P42a-2 of the second image control board Kd receives 14 design codes, the game design display program P42a-2 displays the image of the kite as shown in FIG. Processing to display on the hand display unit 34 and the self-display unit 35 of the second display device 16 is performed.

(Step S6) (Step S7)
Subsequently, the main control program P1 of the main control board Ka activates the special gamer lottery program P5 (which is activated when a normal game is played) and the dora lottery program P6 to activate the BB game and the CB game. Each winning combination that can be acquired the right and the design code of the front and back dramas are determined, and the code of the rising role of these BB game combination and CB game combination, the design code of the front and back dora is stored in the RAM 42a Perform the process. Further, the main program P1 transmits the code of the winning combination that can acquire the special game right of the game and the symbol code of the front drum together with the control command to the second image control board Kd via the sub control board Kb. Perform the process. The symbol code of the back side is transmitted to the second image control board Kd via the sub control board Kb under the control of the main control program P1 when the player presses the reach button 21.

  When the main control program P21 of the sub control board Kb receives the code of the rising combination determined as the BB game combination and the CB game combination of the game, and the front and back dra design codes from the main control board Ka, these codes are received. Processing to be stored in the RAM 42b is performed. Subsequently, the main control programs P31 and P41 of the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd display that the game start conditions are ready on the first and second display devices 10 and 16, and the speakers. 6 is controlled so as to perform the process of notifying by voice.

  Further, when the game effect display program P42a-2 of the second image control board Kd receives the code of the BB game combination and the rising combination of the CB game combination and the design code of the front and back dramas, as shown in FIG. The BB game combination and the CB game combination are displayed on the BB game combination display unit 31a and the CB game combination display unit 31b, respectively, and the front dora is displayed on the front dora display unit 28, and the design code of the back dora is stored in the RAM 42d. .

  Note that the symbol corresponding to the symbol code of the back side received by the second image control board Kd and stored in the RAM 42d has a control command indicating that the reach has been applied from the main control board Ka via the sub control board Kb. When the image is transmitted to the second image control board Kd, the game effect display program P42b-2 of the second image control board Kd displays it on the back-dora display unit 29.

(Step S8)
The main control program P1 performs processing for checking the data stored in the special game flag set in the RAM 42a. If “0” is stored in the special game flag, the process proceeds to step S9. If “1” is stored, the process proceeds to step S50 shown in FIG.
In the special game flag, “0” is stored when the game to be executed is a normal game, and “1” is stored when the game has acquired the right of the BB game described later.

(Step S9)
The main control program P1 operates the winning determination program P7 to determine whether or not the 14 hand movement data automatically distributed and stored in the RAM 42a have already completed the winning combination. If it is determined in step S9 that the value is raised, the process proceeds to step S30 shown in FIG. On the other hand, if it is determined that it has not risen, the main control program P1 transmits a control command for discarding assistance to the sub-control board Kb, and proceeds to step S10.

  When the main control program P21 of the sub-control board Kb receives this throwing assist control command, it activates the target raising combination setting program P23a of the assist program P23 and performs the current 14 procedures stored in the RAM 42b. A process for setting the target rising combination for the data is performed.

  Subsequently, the discard control program P23b for the sub-control board Kb should be discarded from the 14 procedures for the target increase combination of the current manual data set by the target increase combination setting program P23a. The process which determines is performed.

  Then, when the saddle to be discarded is determined, the symbol code is transmitted to the first image control board Kc together with the discard assist command. When the first image control board Kc receives the symbol code of the bag to be discarded, the first image control board Kc activates the discarded symbol display program P32c-2, and the symbol of the symbol code as shown in FIG. The process which displays on the 1st display apparatus 10 as a symbol which should be performed is performed.

(Step S10)
In step S10, under the control of the main control program P1, the player waits for an input as to whether or not the player has turned on any of the discard button switches 19a, 19b,. That is, it is set in a waiting state until the discarding operation is performed.

  Note that when the player performs a throwing-in operation and the hand is in a hearing state, and there are one or more remaining game balls, the reach button 21 is operated before the unnecessary throwing-out operation is performed. Then, when the reach is applied and the kite that has been self-sufficient in the next self-operation does not complete the role, the self-control is automatically performed by the main control program P1 without pressing the throw-away button switch 19a or the like. Abandonment processing is performed.

(Step S11)
When the player performs a throwing-in operation and a throwing-in signal is input from any of the throwing button switches 19a, etc., the main control program P1 analyzes the input signal, and the player selects The process which determines the symbol code of the symbol which performed is performed. Next, the main control program P1 performs a process of deleting the symbol code of the discarded bag from the hand data stored in the hand memory area of the RAM 42a.

  On the other hand, when the sub control board Kb receives 13 pieces of manual data from the main control board Ka, the target raising combination setting program P23a is operated by the control of the main control program P21 of the sub control board Kb. A process for setting a goal-raising role for each hand is performed. Subsequently, the self-supporting support program P23c is operated to perform a process of determining an appropriate design of the self-contained to be self-contained with respect to this goal-raising combination. Then, the symbol code of the bag to be self-determined determined by the self-supporting program P23c is transmitted to the first image control board Kc by the main control program P21. Further, when the reach operation is performed, the game effect display program P42a-2 displays the unique effect set on the game card given to the player on the second display device 16.

  When the first image control board Kc receives the symbol code of the bag to be self-recognized from the sub-control board Kb, the first image control board Kc operates the self-display display program P32c-1 and sets the symbol of the symbol code as the bag to be self-declared. 1 is displayed. The player can recognize in advance the entrance to enter the game ball by the next self-operation by looking at the design of the self-contained base displayed on the first display device 10. It becomes like this.

(Step S12)
Step S12 is a waiting state until the player performs a self-sufficient operation, that is, the main control program P1 causes the player to operate the game ball launch lever 4 to fire one game ball. Enters a ball entrance 13a or the like and waits until a ball signal is input from the ball sensor.

(Step S13)
The main control program P1 activates the game ball remaining number counting program P1c and stores it in the storage area of the RAM 42a when an incoming signal is inputted from the entrance sensor of the entrance where the game ball has entered. A process of subtracting the remaining number of game balls is performed.

(Step S14)
Subsequently, the main control program P1 performs processing for analyzing the incoming signal of the game ball and obtaining the symbol code of the bowl at the entrance where the game ball has entered. Then, this symbol code is transmitted to the second image control substrate Kd via the sub-control substrate Kb as a symbol symbol of the bag that the player has refrained from. Next, the main control program P1 performs a process of adding the symbol code that is manually operated by the player to the 13 pieces of manual data stored in the manual storage area of the RAM 42a. In addition, when the second image control board Kd receives the symbol code of the kite that the player has refrained from, the game effect display program P42a-2 displays the symbol corresponding to the symbol code of the kite that has been refrained by the self-display unit 35. Process to be displayed. In addition, when the number of listeners is reduced, or when an effective kite is used to reduce the number of fitted towers, a unique effect set on the game card given to the player by the game effect display program P42a-2 is displayed. The image is displayed on the second display device 16.

(Step S15)
In step S15, similarly to step S9 described above, the winning determination program P7 performs a process of determining whether or not the 14 pieces of hand data have completed the winning combination. If it is determined that the rising combination is completed, the process proceeds to step S30 shown in FIG. On the other hand, if it is determined that the rising combination has not been completed, the process proceeds to the next step S16.

(Step S16)
The main control program P1 performs a process of determining whether or not the player can further perform a self-control operation, that is, whether or not one or more playable game balls stored in the RAM 42a remain. If one or more game balls remain as a result of this determination, the process returns to step S10. On the other hand, when the number of game balls that can be fired is zero, the game ends as a fluency, and the process proceeds to the next step S17.

(Step S17)
The game history data recording program P10 performs processing for adding the history data of the game executed by the player this time to the history data area of the RAM 42a and for updating the history data. The game result history data stored in the RAM 42a is the data item described in the processing contents of the game history data recording program P10.

(Step S18)
In step S18, since the game could not be lifted even if one game was completed, that is, the self-repression operation corresponding to the specified number of game balls was performed, processing for the current station is performed. As this process, for example, an initialization process is performed in which initial data is stored in a data area such as the number of times of self-repression after reach, the number of remaining game balls, the reach flag set in the RAM 42a. Further, a process of transmitting a game end control command to the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd via the sub-control board Kb is performed. When the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd receive the game end control command, the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd perform a process of displaying the fact on the first and second display devices 10 and 16. The game effect display program P32a-2 for the first image control board Kc displays the password provision screen shown in FIG. 22 on the first display device 10. As shown in FIG. 22, a title display unit 50 is provided at the top of the password presentation screen, and a password presentation unit 52 is provided at the center of the screen. Further, an end display portion 53 is provided at the lower right of the screen, and when the player presses the game end button, the presented password is reset and is not known to other players.

(Step S30)
The main control program P1 operates the winning determination program P7 to determine what rising combination the hand data has completed, and stores the code of the rising combination in the RAM 42a.

(Step S31)
In the main control program P1, the code of the rising combination completed by the player is the target of the BB game combination or CB game combination that is the special gaming combination determined by the special gaming combination lottery program P5 at the start of the game. The process of determining whether or not the code matches is performed. As a result of the determination, if the code matches the code of the rising combination that is the target of the BB game combination or CB game combination, the process proceeds to step S40. On the other hand, if the rising combination is not a rising combination that can acquire the right of the BB game or the CB game, the process proceeds to step S32.

(Step S40)
In step S40, it is determined whether or not the special game combination completed by the player is a CB game combination. As a result of the determination, if the code matches the winning combination code that can acquire the right of the CB game, the process proceeds to step S70 in FIG. On the other hand, if the rising combination is not a rising combination that can acquire the right of the CB game, the process proceeds to step S41.

(Step S41)
In step S41, since the rising combination completed by the player is a rising combination that can acquire the right of the BB game, "1" is stored in the special game flag set in the RAM 42a, and the process proceeds to step S32. The process of step S41 is a preprocess for causing the next game progress control to proceed in the BB game mode. In the present embodiment, the game in which the BB game combination is established is configured to end as it is. However, after the BB game is established, the throwing-in operation and the self-determination operation are performed to aim for another rising combination. You may comprise so that it can also. Further, after the BB game combination is established, the attacker operation port 12 may be validated so that the self-operation using the attacker 11 can be performed.

(Step S32)
First, the main control program P1 transmits a control command for performing the effect display of the rising combination completion to the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd. When this control command is received, the first image control board Kc displays an effect indicating that the winning combination is completed on the first display device 10 by the game effect display program P32a-2 or the right acquisition effect display program P32b-1. Similarly, the second image control board Kd performs an effect display of the completed combination on the second display device 16 by the game effect display program P42a-2.

  Next, with reference to the winning medal number medal number table shown in FIG. 10, the number of winning medals corresponding to the code of the rising combination completed by the player, that is, the winning that the player can win for this rising combination. A process for obtaining the number of acquired medals (M) associated with is performed.

  Subsequently, in steps S33 to S36, the rising condition when the player completes the rising combination is determined, and the player further increases the number of medals to the number of acquired medals (M) associated with the winning. A process of determining whether or not it can be acquired is performed. When it is determined that the increased medal number can be acquired, a process for obtaining the increased medal number is performed. Thus, the player can further acquire this increased medal number based on the acquired medal number (M) accompanying the winning and the rising condition when the rising combination is completed.

(Step S33)
In step S33, as a rising condition when the rising combination is completed, a special game is performed when the point increasing means by the special game, that is, when the rising combination is completed by the special game after the attacker operating port 12 is activated. The increased medal number (a) corresponding to the winning combination code is obtained by the score increasing program P11a, and the increased medal number (a) is stored in the RAM 42a.

(Step S34)
In step S34, as the rising condition when the rising combination is completed, the means for increasing the score by the drool, that is, the hand when the player is reaching the table dora to the manual that completed the rising combination. If the back drum is included in the bag, the increased medal number (b) corresponding to the number of the front and back drums is obtained, and the increased medal number (b) is stored in the RAM 42a.

  In this step S34, the main control program P1 operates the score increase program P11b by dragging. Then, the score increase program P11b by the drager first determines the number of symbol codes of the table drum included in the hand data that has completed the ascent stored in the RAM 42a, and stores the number in the RAM 42a. .

  Next, the setting contents of the reach flag set in the RAM 42a are checked. As a result, when “1” is stored, the player was reaching, so the number of symbol codes of the back dora included in the hand data that completed the rising hand was determined, and the number was determined. Processing to be stored in the RAM 42a is performed. Then, the total number of the front and back drums is obtained, and the number of medals to be increased for each one of the front and back drums, for example, three, is multiplied to obtain the increased medal number (b) by the dredger. be able to.

  The process of determining the number of drags included in the hand data by the above-described score increase program P11b by the drag is based on the symbol code of the front and back drums of the game stored in the RAM 42a. This can be done by sequentially determining whether or not it is included in the manual data composed of 14 completed symbol codes.

(Step S35)
The main control program P1 performs a process for obtaining the total number (S) of medals that can be acquired by the player completing the rising combination. The total number of medals (S) is (the number of medals acquired with winning (M) + the increased number of medals by special game (a) + the increased number of medals by dredging (b)). The calculated total number of medals (S) is stored in the RAM 42a.

(Step S36)
The main control program P1 of the main control board Ka includes the control command for completing the rising combination, the code of the rising combination, the total number of medals acquired by the player (S), the breakdown of the number of winning medals (M), and the number of increased medals, etc. The data regarding is transmitted to the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd via the sub-control board Kb. When the game effect display programs P32a-2 and P42a-2 for the first and second image control boards Kc and Kd receive these pieces of information, the first and second display devices 10 and 16 are given to the player. The display of the completion of the unique rising combination set for the game card being played is performed.

(Step S37)
The main control program P1 operates the medal discharge control program P8 to perform a process of paying out the total medal number (S) from the medal payout device to the player.

(Step S38) (Step S39)
The main control program P1 operates the game history data recording program P10 to perform processing for adding and updating the history data of the game that the player has executed this time in the history data storage area of the RAM 42a (step S38). . Subsequently, a game end process (step S39) is performed in the same manner as in step S18, and control is returned to step S2.

(Step S50)
FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the progress process of the game that has acquired the right of the BB game. Since the player is executing a game that has acquired the right of the BB game, the main control program P1 determines the stored content of the special game flag set in the RAM 42a. If “1” is stored in the special game flag, the game is a game in which the right of the BB game has been acquired. Therefore, the main control program P1 activates the attacker operation port 12 and proceeds to step S51.

(Step S51)
In step S51, the progress control of the game that acquired the right of the BB game is performed. The control of the game progress is a flow from step S2 to step S15 excluding the above-described step S6. However, the self-repressing operation in step S12 is an advantageous operation for the player as follows.

  In other words, in the next game in which the player has acquired the right to the BB game, after 14 hands have been determined, the attacker operation port 12 of the game board 2 is made effective by the process of step S50. Then, when the game ball launched by the player passes through the attacker operating port 12, the attacker 11 opens. Subsequently, every time a game ball enters the attacker 11, a selection of right shift button 22a, selection left shift button 22b, selection selection left button 22b and selection selection button from the 27 types of selection symbols displayed on the first display device 10. It becomes possible to select a desired bag as a self-lock by the operation of No. 23. If the player has a sufficient number of remaining game balls, the player can perform a self-tapping operation aiming at a general entrance 13a or the like without using the attacker 11, and can proceed with the procedure. Then, when the player completes the rising combination, the process proceeds to step S52, and when the player becomes a master station, the process proceeds to step S58.

(Step S52)
If the game that has acquired the right of the BB game is continued and raised, the game that has acquired the right of the big game can be continued up to a preset upper limit number of times, for example, three times. In step S52, “1” is added to the area for counting the number of continuations of the big game set in the RAM 42a.

(Step S53) to (Step S56)
The processing contents of steps S53 to S56 are the same as the processes of steps S30 to S37 except for step S31.

(Step S57) to (Step S59)
It is determined whether or not the number of continuations of the player's BB game is equal to a preset upper limit number (step S57). This determination is performed by comparing the number of BB game continuations counted in step S52 and stored in the RAM 42a with the upper limit number stored in advance in the ROM 41a, for example, “14”. If the BB game continuation count is equal to the upper limit count, the process proceeds to step S58. In step S58, as a BB game end process, a process of storing “0” in the special game flag is performed, and the process proceeds to step S59. On the other hand, if it is not equal to the upper limit number of times, the process proceeds to step S59, in which the history data of the game executed by the player is added to the history data storage area of the RAM 42a and recorded, and the history data is updated. Do.

(Step S70)
FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the progress process of the game that has acquired the right of the CB game. When the player completes the winning combination of the CB game combination, in step S70, the remaining game ball count program P1c on the main control board Ka is operated to determine whether or not the remaining number of game balls is zero. Do. As a result of the determination, if it is determined that the remaining number of game balls is 0, the process proceeds to step S32. At this time, when the operating condition of the score increase program P11a by special game is set to “CB game combination is established”, the score increase program P11a by special game is operated and the number of medals (a ) (Step S33 in FIG. 17) is performed, but the operating condition of the score increase program P11a by special game is “After the CB game combination is established, the game ball is passed through the attacker operating port and the attacker is opened. "Or" Opening the attacker and letting the game ball enter the attacker "is set to expire the CB game right of the game. If it is determined that the remaining number of game balls is not 0, the process proceeds to step S71.

(Step S71)
In step S71, processing for determining whether or not the player has performed an operation for ending the game (such as pressing operation of the game end button 24, the medal payout button 25, or the game start button 18) is performed. As a result of this determination, if it is determined that the player has performed some operation to end the game, the process proceeds to step S32. Also in step S71, as in step S70, if the operating condition of the special game scoring increase program P11a is set to "achieve CB game combination", the special game scoring increase program P11a operates. Then, the process for obtaining the increased medal number (a) by the special game (step S33 in FIG. 17) is performed, but the operating condition of the score increase program P11a by the special game is “After the CB game combination is established, the game ball is operated by the attacker. If it is set to “pass the mouth and open the attacker” or “open the attacker and allow the game ball to enter the attacker”, the right of the CB game of the game expires. If it is determined that the player has not performed an operation to end the game, the process proceeds to step S72.

(Step S72)
In step S72, the same processing as in step S10 of FIG. 16 described above is performed.

(Step S73)
When the player performs a throwing-in operation and a throwing-in signal is input from any of the throwing button switches 19a and the like, the attacker operating port 12 is validated by the processing of the main control program P1, and the process proceeds to step S74. move on.

(Step S74) to (Step S78)
In steps S74 to S78, the same processing as in steps S11 to S15 of FIG. 16 is performed. If it is determined in step S78 that 14 hands have been raised and the combination is completed, the process proceeds to step S79. . If it is determined in step S78 that the 14 hands have not been raised and the combination has not been completed, the process proceeds to step S80.

(Step S79)
In step S79, a process for determining a rising combination completed by the player is performed, and the process proceeds to step S90 in FIG.

(Step S80)
In this step S80, it is determined whether or not the remaining number of game balls is 0. If the remaining number of game balls is 0, the process proceeds to step S81, and the remaining number of game balls is not 0. Returns to step S72.

(Step S81) (Step S82)
The main control program P1 operates the game history data recording program P10 to perform processing for adding and updating the history data of the game executed by the player this time in the history data storage area of the RAM 42a (step S81). . Subsequently, a game end process (step S82) is performed as in step S18, and control is performed to return to step S2.

(Step S90)
FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing the processing after the rising combination is completed during the CB game. When the player completes the rising combination of the CB game combination and the attacker operating port 12 is activated, if the player completes the rising combination again by performing one or more discarding operations and self-determination operations, the main control program P1 Then, a process of determining whether or not the selected basket is used by causing the attacker 11 to enter the game ball in the completed rising hand basket is performed. If it is determined that the bag selected by using the attacker 11 is used among the hands that completed the rising hand, the process returns to step S70 in FIG. 19, and if it is determined that the bag is not used, Proceed to step S91.

(Step S91)
In this step S91, a process for determining whether or not the completed winning combination is a BB game combination is performed. If it is determined that the completed winning combination is a BB game combination, the process proceeds to step S92, and it is determined that the completed combination is not a BB game combination. If so, the process returns to step S70 of FIG. In other words, by the process of step S91, even in a game in which a CB game combination is established, it is possible to continue the game aiming at a BB game combination that is more advantageous to the player.

(Step S92)
In step S92, similarly to step S41 in FIG. 17, a process of storing “1” in the special game flag set in the RAM 42a is performed, and the process proceeds to step S32 in FIG.

  The game control program installed in the sparrow ball game machine 1 according to the present invention executes the steps described above to control the progress of one game.

  As described above, according to the sparrow ball game machine according to the embodiment of the present invention, since the identification information input means is an operating device for the existing throwing pad operating means, the throwing pad operating means that is an existing input means. To provide a sparrow ball game machine in which identification information (password) input operation is extremely easy by using (the discard button switches 19a, 19b,..., 19m and the self-discard button switch 20). Can do.

It is a front view which shows the structural example of the front part of the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a front view which shows the structural example of the game board in the sparrow ball game machine shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of arrangement | positioning of the design of the entrance and the cage | basket which are installed in the lower part of the game board shown in FIG. It is a front view for demonstrating the structural example of the operation panel in the sparrow ball game machine shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the example of a screen displayed on a 2nd display apparatus. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen which displayed the symbol which should be thrown away on the 1st display apparatus. It is a figure which shows the structure of the control board which controls operation | movement of the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the program mounted in the main control board shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the structural example of the symbol code table of the cocoon which shows the relationship between the symbol of the mahjong tile used for the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention, and the symbol code set to this symbol. is there. A winning medal number table indicating the name of the winning combination set in the sparrow ball game machine according to the embodiment of the present invention and its code, and the number of acquired medals associated with winning when the rising combination is completed. It is a figure which shows the example of a structure. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the program mounted in the sub control board | substrate shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the game condition determination table which shows the game conditions set to the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention, and the number of cards provided. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the game card data table set to the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention, and a game card provision code. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the program mounted in the 1st image control board shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the program mounted in the 2nd image control board shown in FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of control of the game progress in the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of control of the game progress in the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of control of the game progress in the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of control of the game progress in the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of control of the game progress in the sparrow ball game machine which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen which displayed the password input screen on the 1st display apparatus. It is a figure which shows the example of a screen which displayed the password presentation screen on the 1st display apparatus.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Sparrow ball game machine 2 ... Game board 3 ... Operation panel 4 ... Game ball launch lever 10 ... First display device 11 ... Attacker (special entrance)
12 ... Attacker operation opening 13a, 13b, 13c, ... Entrance hole 16 ... Second display device 18 ... Game start button 19a, 19b, 19c, ..., 19m ... Discrete button switch (identification information) Input means)
20 ... Abandoned button switch (identification information input means)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 21 ... Reach button 23 ... Selection decision button 24 ... Game end button 31a ... BB game combination display part 31b ... CB game combination display part 34 ... Manual display part 35 ... Self-indication display part 40a, 40b, 40c, 40d ... CPU
41a, 41b, 41c, 41d ... ROM
42a, 42b, 42c, 42d ... RAM
P24 ... Game value grant program (virtual item grant means)
P24a: Game condition determination program (virtual item giving means)
P24c ... Identification information generation program (identification information generation means)
P24d ... Identification information analysis program (identification information analysis means)

Claims (2)

A game board in which a entrance corresponding to a plurality of types of kites is arranged, and a design of a kite corresponding to the entrance into which the game balls launched on the game board enter are regarded as self-determination by self-operation. Specific to the player, a self-operating means for displaying on the hand display section of the display device, a throwing-away operating means for throwing away unnecessary symbols from the hand symbols displayed on the hand display section, and a player Storage means for storing the player information, identification information generation means for generating identification information based on the player information, and identification information for presenting the identification information generated by the identification information generation means to the player Presenting means, identification information input means for inputting the identification information, and identification information analysis means for analyzing the player information based on the identification information input from the identification information input means, The combination of the design of the handle is preset. And a to complete the combination of symbols of the rising role pays out the number of game media that are set for each of the up officers a sparrow ball game machine,
The sparrow ball game machine characterized in that the identification information input means is an operating device for the throwing-away operation means.   2. The sparrow ball game machine according to claim 1, wherein the operating device of the throwing-off operation means is a button switch arranged in the same number as the number of the hand-claws including the self-control.

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