JP2009153587A - Pachinko game machine, program and record medium - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a Pachinko game machine that does not lower the expectation of a winning when a ready-to-win is achieved in a quasi-continuation variation display. <P>SOLUTION: A variation pattern in the quasi-continuation variation display includes a combination of continuation patterns (a) and (b) and a finish pattern (c). The continuation pattern (a), after a combination not establishing a losing combination is displayed by a quasi-stop display, is a pattern for restarting a symbol variation display. The continuation pattern (b), after a ready-to-win combination is displayed by the quasi-stop display, is a pattern for conducting a ready-to-win combination destroying performance to change one of symbols constituting the ready-to-win combination to a symbol different from a kind and for restarting the symbol variation display. The finish pattern (c), after the ready-to-win combination is displayed by the quasi-stop display, is a pattern for shifting it to a ready-to-win performance without restarting the symbol variation display. Even when the ready-to-win combination is displayed in the quasi-continuation variation display, a chance of continuation of the quasi-continuation variation display renders the expectation of a hit not lower. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a pachinko machine installed in a game hall such as a pachinko parlor, a program used for the pachinko machine, and a storage medium.

  In a pachinko machine, when a game ball wins at the start winning opening in the game board, a winning lottery using a random number is performed, and on a display means such as a liquid crystal display, a variable display of symbols such as numbers and marks is started. . Then, the winning lottery result is notified by the combination of symbols stopped and displayed when the symbol variation display is finished. Generally, when the result of the winning lottery is a winning, the variable display ends with the same type of symbols arranged.

  Since the player cannot know the result of the winning lottery while the symbols are displayed in a variation, the pachinko machine performs various effects while the symbols are displayed to increase the expectation of winning. As such an effect, for example, there is a reach effect that is performed when the remaining one symbol is aligned, that is, a reach is reached. In the reach effect, for example, the expectation such as changing the rotation direction and rotation speed of the remaining one symbol, changing the background image, or interrupting the animation display of the character is increased.

In addition, as an effect during the variable display, by changing the symbol after pseudo-stopping (for example, displaying it so as to slightly swing), it is possible to display the variable display multiple times even though it is a single variable display. There is also a pachinko machine that performs an effect called pseudo continuous variation display that makes it appear to be executed continuously (see Patent Document 1 below). In a pachinko machine that performs pseudo continuous variation display, pseudo continuous variation display is repeated until reach is reached, and when reach is reached, the reach effect described above is performed and pseudo continuous variation display is terminated. Further, in a pachinko machine that performs quasi-continuous variation display, the probability of winning becomes higher as the number of times that quasi-continuous variation display is repeated, that is, as the reach timing is later.
JP 2004-130004 A

  However, with conventional pachinko machines, the probability of hitting is low when reaching a number of times when the number of times of pseudo continuous fluctuation display is small, so the expectation of winning is reduced, or even if it reaches a lot of reach Regardless, there is a problem that when the change display is initialized and re-changed, the expectation of winning is lowered.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above background, and an object of the present invention is to provide a pachinko machine that does not reduce the sense of expectation for winning even when reaching a stage where the number of repetitions of pseudo continuous variation display is small. It is said.

  In order to achieve the above object, the pachinko machine according to the present invention displays lottery means for performing a winning lottery to determine a winning or losing, and a variation display of a symbol in each of a plurality of formed areas in response to the winning lottery execution. Start means and display means for notifying the result of the winning lottery by a combination of symbols to be stopped and displayed in each area after the end of the variable display, and 1 until the symbols are stopped and displayed in all areas after the variable display is started. Display control means for restarting the variable display of the pseudo-stopped display after performing the pseudo-stop display for pseudo-stopping the symbol during the variable display, The more pachinko machines that determine the number of restarts of variable display based on the winning lottery result, the higher the probability that the combination of symbols that are stopped and displayed in each area after the variable display will be a win. In this case, the display control means displays a variable display when the combination of symbols displayed in a pseudo-stopped manner leaving one region is a reach that is a hit according to the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one region. Fluctuation stop processing to stop and display symbols in all areas without restarting, or after changing the reach by changing at least one of the symbols constituting the reach to a different type of pattern, the remaining one area This is characterized in that either one of the fluctuation restart processing for restarting the fluctuation display of each area is performed after the symbol of the above is displayed in a pseudo stop manner.

  It is preferable that the time from the start of the change display or from the start of the previous re-change to the time when the reach is displayed is set to be equal between the case where the change stop process is executed and the case where the change restart process is executed.

  In addition, the display control means, in the variation stop process, after the reach eyes are displayed, after performing a reach effect that produces a process of whether or not to win, the effect stop process that stops and displays the symbols of all areas In the case where the change stop process is executed, the change display start, or the time from the start of the previous re-change change to the start of the reach effect, and the change restart process are executed, the change display start, or It is preferable that the time from the start of the previous re-variation to the next resumption of variation display is set equal.

  Further, the display control means is configured such that when the combination of symbols that are displayed in a pseudo-stop manner with one region remaining is a loose eye that is lost regardless of the types of symbols displayed in the remaining one region, the remaining 1 When the variable display of each area is restarted after displaying the symbols of two areas in a pseudo-stop display, and the number of restarts of the variable display is the same, the number of times the reach is broken and the variable display is restarted It is preferable that the number of times that the reach is broken is determined based on the winning lottery result so that the probability that the combination of symbols stopped and displayed in each area after the variable display is higher becomes higher as the number of wins increases.

  In addition, the program of the present invention starts lottery display of symbols in each of a plurality of formed regions in response to the lottery means for performing a lottery to determine a winning or a lose, and the winning lottery, and ends the variation display. The display means for notifying the result of the winning lottery by the combination of symbols to be stopped and displayed later in each area, and during the fluctuation display of one time from the start of the variable display until the symbols are stopped and displayed in all areas, After performing pseudo-stop display that pseudo-stops the symbol that is displayed in a variable display, the variable display of the symbol that has been displayed in a pseudo-stop state is restarted. A program that allows the computer of a pachinko machine to determine the number of times to resume the variable display based on the result of the winning lottery so that the probability of winning the combination of symbols to be played is high If the combination of symbols that are displayed in a pseudo-stopped manner with one area remaining is a reach that is a hit according to the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one area, Fluctuation stop processing that stops and displays the symbol of the area, or after changing the reach by changing at least one of the symbols constituting the reach to a different type of symbol, the symbol of the remaining one area is displayed in a pseudo stop Then, the computer is caused to function as display control means for performing any one of the change restart processing for restarting the change display of each region.

  Furthermore, the storage medium of the present invention is characterized in that the above-described program is stored in a computer-readable state.

  According to the present invention, even when reaching reach during pseudo continuous variation display, the reach may be disrupted and the pseudo continuous variation display may be continued. However, the expectation of winning is not reduced. Further, when the reach is broken during the pseudo continuous variation display, the pseudo continuous variation display is continued, so that the expectation of winning can be enhanced.

  Also, when the pseudo continuous fluctuation display is continued and when it ends without displaying the pseudo continuous fluctuation display, the time from the start of the fluctuation display or the start of the previous re-variation to the reach is set equal. For example, since the player does not know whether or not the pseudo-variable display is continued when the reach is reached, the expectation when the reach is reached can be increased. In addition, you may make it raise the said effect by making a player recognize clearly by common audio | voice alerting | reporting when it becomes reach.

  Further, a reach effect is provided when the quasi-continuous variation display ends, and when the quasi-continuous variation display ends, the start of the variation display or the start of the re-variation immediately before the reach effect starts. When the quasi-continuous fluctuation display continues, the start of the fluctuation display or the time from the start of the previous re-variation until the next fluctuation display is restarted, that is, the pseudo-continuous fluctuation display is set. By setting the time from the start of the process to the end of the process equal in both the case where the process is continued and the case where the process ends, the start timing and the end timing are made common, thereby facilitating program design and reducing costs. Can be reduced.

  In addition, when the reach is disrupted and the quasi-continuous variation display is continued, the probability of winning is higher than when the reach is not disrupted and the quasi-continuous variation display is continued, thereby achieving the reach during the quasi-continuous variation display. The expectation when it becomes can be raised more.

  In FIG. 1, the pachinko machine 10 includes a game board 12. A game area 14 is formed on the front surface of the game board 12, and a game ball launched in response to a player's launch operation flows down the game area 14. The game area 14 is provided with a start winning opening 16 and a liquid crystal display (display means) 18. When a game ball wins the start winning opening 16, a predetermined number of game balls are paid out as a winning ball, and a winning lottery for determining winning or losing is performed.

  The liquid crystal display 18 has three regions, a left region 18a, a right region 18b, and a middle region 18c. When a game ball wins at the start winning opening 16, after the above-described winning lottery is performed, a variable display of symbols composed of numbers 0 to 9, for example, is started in each of the areas 18a, 18b, and 18c. In the symbol variation display, for example, the symbols are scrolled from top to bottom. Then, once the symbols are stopped and displayed in all the regions 18a, 18b, and 18c, the one-time variation display is completed. When the same type of symbols are available when the variable display is finished, the other combinations are lost.

  In addition, the liquid crystal display 18 displays the symbol in a pseudo stop display (for example, it is displayed so as to be slightly shaken up and down) during one variation display, and then resumes the symbol variation display in the pseudo stop display. Pseudo continuous variation display is performed as if a plurality of variation displays were continuously performed (as if variation display start to stop were repeated). In the pachinko machine 10, the larger the number of times the variable display is restarted after the pseudo stop display (the number of times the pseudo continuous variable display is repeated), the greater the number of symbols that are displayed when the variable display ends (determination of the symbol stop). The number of times that the variable display is restarted is determined based on the result of the winning lottery so that the probability of winning the combination becomes higher.

  Further, on the liquid crystal display 18, a reach effect and a reach breaking effect are performed. The reach effect is a reach where a combination of symbols that are stopped or pseudo-stop displayed in the two areas of the liquid crystal display 18 during the variable display depends on the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one area. This is executed in the case where the process of whether or not to win (the process until the symbol is displayed in the remaining one area) is produced. The reach break effect is a design in which one of the symbols constituting the reach eye is changed to a different type of symbol when the reach eye is displayed (in the embodiment, a pseudo stop display) and displayed in the remaining one area. Regardless of the type of display, it displays a loose eye that is lost.

  And in the pachinko machine 10, when the combination of symbols stopped and displayed in each of the areas 18a, 18b, and 18c when the change display, reach production, and reach break production on the liquid crystal display 18 are finished, the normal mode is won. The mode shifts to the mode and the attacker 20 is released. When the attacker 20 is opened, the big prize opening is exposed, and the game ball can be won in the big prize opening. The attacker 20 is closed when a predetermined number (for example, 10) of game balls wins the big winning opening or when the opening time of the big winning opening reaches 30 seconds, for example. In the hit mode, such opening / closing of the attacker 20 is executed 15 times, for example.

  In FIG. 2, the operation of the pachinko machine 10 is controlled by the main control board 30. The main control board 30 includes a CPU 32 and a working memory 34 in which a control program and various setting information are stored. The CPU 32 controls the entire main control board 30 based on information stored in the working memory 34. The working memory 34 is also used for temporarily storing data relating to the game, such as a flag indicating the result of the winning lottery.

  A start winning opening sensor 36 is connected to the CPU 32. The CPU 32 is provided with a winning lottery section (lottery means) 38, a stop symbol determining section 40, and a variation pattern lottery section 42. The start winning port sensor 36 detects that a game ball has entered the start winning port 16 and inputs a detection signal to the CPU 32.

  The CPU 32 operates the winning lottery unit 38 in response to the detection signal from the start winning port sensor 36. The winning lottery unit 38 performs a winning lottery using random numbers and determines either winning or losing. In the winning determination table used in the winning lottery, all the random numbers extracted in the lottery are assigned with one of the loses. In the winning lottery, the random number extracted at the time of the lottery wins, and the winning is determined depending on which of the values corresponds to the lost.

  The stop symbol determination unit 40 is operated after the winning lottery is executed, and determines a combination of symbols to be stopped and displayed based on the winning lottery result. The variation pattern lottery unit 42 is operated after the stop symbol is determined. The variation pattern lottery unit 42 performs a variation pattern lottery based on the winning lottery result, and determines a symbol variation pattern until the symbols determined by the stop symbol determination unit 40 are stopped and displayed.

  In this embodiment, nine variation patterns consisting of variation patterns A to I are set, and any one of these variation patterns A to I is selected as a symbol variation pattern until the symbol is stopped and displayed. The As will be described in detail later, the fluctuation patterns A to C are patterns that end the fluctuation display without performing the pseudo continuous fluctuation display, and the fluctuation patterns D to I end the fluctuation display after performing the pseudo continuous fluctuation display. Pattern. The variation pattern A is a pattern that is selected only when the winning lottery result is lost.

  The variation pattern lottery unit 42 stores a winning table 42a that is used when the winning combination lottery result is a winning combination, and a lost table 42b that is used when the winning combination lottery result is lost. As shown in FIG. 3A, in the hit table 42a, random values are assigned to the variation patterns B to I, and the number of random number values to be assigned increases from the variation pattern B toward the variation pattern I. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5B, in the loss table 42b, random values are assigned to the fluctuation patterns A to I, and the number of random values to be assigned decreases from the fluctuation pattern A toward the fluctuation pattern I. Yes.

  In the variation pattern lottery, the variation pattern to be selected when the symbol variation display is performed is determined depending on which of the variation patterns A to I the random number value extracted at the time of the lottery is. As described above, in the pachinko machine 10, the probability that the result of the winning lottery is a win increases as it is selected from the variation pattern A toward the variation pattern I as the variation pattern when the symbol variation display is performed. Yes. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 3 (C), as it goes from the fluctuation pattern A to the fluctuation pattern I, the degree of expectation for winning becomes higher when it is executed.

  Returning to FIG. 2, the pachinko machine 10 includes a sub-control board 50. The sub control board 50 is provided with a CPU (display control means) 52 and a graphic data memory 54. The CPU 52 receives a command from the main control board 30 indicating which of the variation patterns A to I is determined. Based on this command, the CPU 52 drives the liquid crystal display 18 to perform image display control.

  The graphic data memory 54 is used when performing symbol variation display using the variation patterns A to I, background image data of the background image of the symbol, reach production, or reach breaking production. The display data of various images to be displayed from the liquid crystal display 18 such as effect image data is stored. The CPU 52 reads out these display data from the graphic data memory 54 and performs variation display according to the variation pattern determined by the variation pattern lottery unit 42, reach production, and reach break production.

  Hereinafter, a specific configuration of each variation pattern A to I will be described. As described above, the variation patterns A to C are variation patterns that end the variation display without performing the pseudo continuous variation display. The variation pattern A is a variation pattern used only when the winning lottery result is lost. As shown in FIG. 4A, this variation pattern A is a variation in which the symbols are stopped and displayed in the order of the left region 18a and the right region 18b, and then the pattern is stopped and then displayed in the middle region 18c. It is a pattern.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4 (B), the variation pattern B is displayed in the left region 18a and the right region 18b in the order of stopping and displaying the reach eye, and then performing the reach effect without performing the reach effect. This is a variation pattern for stopping and displaying symbols. Further, as shown in FIG. 5C, the variation pattern C is displayed in the order of the left region 18a and the right region 18b, the reach pattern is displayed, and the reach effect is displayed. This is a variation pattern for stopping and displaying the symbol of the middle region 18c.

  On the other hand, the variation patterns D to I are variation patterns used when performing pseudo continuous variation display. These variation patterns D to I are variation patterns obtained by combining continuation patterns a and b for continuing pseudo continuous variation and an end pattern c for ending pseudo continuous variation display (see FIG. 6).

  As shown in FIG. 5A, in the continuation pattern a, the symbols in the left area 18a and the right area 18b are displayed in a pseudo-stopped manner, and the pattern is displayed in a broken pattern, and then the symbols in the middle region 18c are displayed in a pseudo-stopped manner. From this, it is a pattern that resumes the variable display of symbols in each of the areas 18a, 18b, and 18c.

  As shown in FIG. 5 (B), the continuation pattern b displays a reach stop by performing a pseudo stop display of symbols in the order of the left region 18a and the right region 18b, and then performing reach breakage effects. One of the constituting symbols is changed to a different type of symbol (in this embodiment, the symbol of the left region 18a is changed), and thereafter, the symbol of the middle region 18c is displayed in a pseudo stop state, and then each region 18a, 18b is displayed. 18c, the pattern variation display is resumed (variation resumption processing is executed). Although various effects can be considered as the reach breakage effect, in the present embodiment, after one of the symbols constituting the reach eye is destroyed by hitting a cannon bullet, different types of symbols are displayed.

  As shown in FIG. 5C, the end pattern c is displayed in the order of the pseudo stop display of the symbols in the order of the left region 18a and the right region 18b, and the reach is displayed without restarting the variable display of the symbols ( This is a pattern in which the pseudo continuous variation display is terminated (variation stop processing is executed) and the transition to the reach effect is made. After the end pattern c is performed, the symbols are stopped and displayed in all the areas 18a, 18b, and 18c after the reach effect is performed, and the result of the winning lottery is notified.

  Further, in the continuation pattern b and the end pattern c, the same time T1 is set from the start of processing (the start of symbol variation or the start of the previous revariation) until the reach eye is displayed. By doing so, it is impossible to determine which of the continuation pattern b and the end pattern c is being executed even if a reach eye is displayed during pseudo continuous variation display.

  Furthermore, the time from the start of the continuous pattern b (change display start or immediately before re-variable display start) to the end (change display restart) and the end pattern c start (change display start or immediately before re-change display start) to end. The time until (reaching production start) is set to the same time T2, and the start timing and end timing of the continuation pattern b and the end pattern c are shared. By doing so, the program design becomes easy and the cost can be suppressed. In the present embodiment, the time from the start to the end of the continuation pattern a is also set to be the same as the time T2 from the start to the end of the continuation pattern b (or the end pattern c). Thereby, the program design becomes easier and the cost can be further reduced.

  As shown in FIG. 6D, the variation pattern D is a variation pattern executed in the order of the continuation pattern a and the end pattern c. Further, as shown in FIG. 5E, the variation pattern E is a variation pattern that is executed in the order of the continuation pattern b and the end pattern c. As described above, the variation patterns D and E are variation patterns in which the variation display is resumed only once (the pseudo continuous variation display is completed once).

  As shown in FIG. 6F, the variation pattern F is a variation pattern that is executed in the order of the continuation pattern a, the continuation pattern a, and the end pattern c. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 5G, the variation pattern G is a variation pattern that is executed in the order of the continuation pattern b, the continuation pattern a, and the end pattern c. As shown in FIG. 5H, the variation pattern H is a variation pattern that is executed in the order of the continuation pattern a, the continuation pattern b, and the end pattern c. Further, as shown in FIG. 5I, the variation pattern I is a variation pattern that is executed in the order of the continuation pattern b, the continuation pattern b, and the end pattern c. As described above, the variation patterns F to I are variation patterns in which the variation display is resumed twice (the pseudo continuous variation display is completed in two times).

  The operation of the present invention having the above configuration will be described below. As shown in FIG. 7, in the pachinko machine 10, when a game ball wins the start winning opening 16, a win lottery is executed and a win or a loss is determined. Then, in response to the result of the winning lottery, a variation pattern is determined, and on the liquid crystal display 18, the variation display of the symbol is started with the determined variation pattern.

  In the pachinko machine 10, when the pseudo continuous variation display is performed during the display of the variation of the symbol, the degree of expectation for the hit increases, and further, the degree of expectation for the hit becomes higher as the number of times of the pseudo continuous variation display continues. ing. The quasi-continuous fluctuation display ends when reach reach is displayed during pseudo-continuous change and reach effect is performed, and when reach-off is displayed during pseudo-continuous change display or when reach reach is displayed during pseudo-continuous change display. Displayed and continued when the reach break effect is performed. And in the pachinko machine 10, when the number of times of the pseudo continuous variation display is the same, the higher the number of times that the reach breaking effect is performed, the higher the expectation for winning is set.

  As described above, in the pachinko machine 10, even if the reach eyes are displayed during the pseudo continuous fluctuation display, the reach breaking effect may be performed and the pseudo continuous fluctuation display may be continued. In such a case, the degree of expectation for winning is higher than in the case where the pseudo continuous variation display is continued without the reach break effect. For this reason, when reach eyes are displayed during pseudo continuous fluctuation display as in the prior art, the expectation is reduced even when reach eyes are displayed, compared to the case where pseudo continuous fluctuation display ends. There is no end.

  Further, in the pachinko machine 10, the time from the start of the variable display or the start of the re-variation immediately before the reach is displayed is set to be the same when the reach effect is performed and when the reach break effect is performed. . For this reason, even if a reach eye is displayed during pseudo continuous variation display, it cannot be determined whether the reach effect is performed or the reach break effect is performed, so that a player who wants the reach break effect can be excited. .

  Further, the pachinko machine 10 unifies the time from the start to the end of each of the continuation patterns a and b and the end pattern c constituting the change pattern executed during the pseudo continuous change display, and the start timing of each pattern. And end timing are shared. For this reason, the program design is easy and the cost can be suppressed.

  In the present invention, when reach reach is displayed, both the case where the pseudo continuous variation display is terminated and the case where the pseudo continuous variation display is continued by executing the reach breaking effect are present. Since it is good, the configuration of details can be changed as appropriate. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the example in which the pseudo continuous variation display is continued by displaying the broken eyes during the pseudo continuous variation display has been described. However, when the discrete eyes are displayed during the pseudo continuous variation display. The pseudo continuous variation display may be terminated. In addition, when the disparity is displayed during the pseudo continuous variation display, both the case where the pseudo continuous variation display is continued and the case where it is terminated may be provided.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, when reach eyes are displayed during pseudo continuous variation display, an example in which pseudo continuous variation display ends after the reach effect is executed has been described, but the present invention is not limited thereto. It is not something. When the reach eye is displayed during the pseudo continuous variation display, the pseudo continuous variation display may be terminated without executing the reach effect. Furthermore, both a case where the reach effect is executed and the pseudo continuous variation display is ended and a case where the pseudo continuous change display is ended without executing the reach effect may be provided. Thus, the symbol variation pattern is not limited to the nine patterns described in the above embodiment, and can be changed as appropriate.

  In addition, when ending the pseudo continuous variation display without executing the reach effect, the time from the start of the variation display or the start of the previous re-variation until the end of the pseudo variation display is set as the continuation pattern a, b or the end pattern described above. It is preferable to set it equal to the time from the start to the end of c. By doing so, the program design becomes easy and the cost can be suppressed.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the description has been given of the example in which the pseudo continuous variation display is ended when the variable display is resumed twice at the maximum (the maximum continuous number of the pseudo continuous variation display is two times). It is not limited to this. The maximum number of continuations of pseudo continuous variation display can be set freely.

  Further, in the above embodiment, in the reach breaking effect, the example in which the symbol displayed in the left area in a pseudo stop display is changed to a different symbol, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the symbol displayed pseudo-stopped in the right region may be changed to a different symbol, or the symbol pseudo-stopped displayed in both the left and right regions may be changed to a different symbol.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, the example is described in which the symbols are stopped and displayed in the order of the left region, the right region, and the middle region (pseudo stop display), but the present invention is not limited to this. The order in which symbols are displayed in a stop (pseudo stop display) can be changed as appropriate. Moreover, although the example which performs the fluctuation | variation display of a symbol in three area | regions was demonstrated, you may perform the fluctuation | variation display of a symbol in more areas.

  Moreover, although the said embodiment demonstrated the example which performs reach collapse production during pseudo | simulation continuous fluctuation display, this invention is not limited to this. For example, in the variation pattern B or variation pattern C described in the above embodiment, a reach breakage effect may be performed when a reach eye is displayed.

  Furthermore, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which an effect is performed by displaying various images on the liquid crystal display has been described, but in addition to this, an effect may be performed by outputting various sounds from a speaker. In this case, it may be possible to display a reach eye and output a sound such as “reach”, and in particular, output such a sound when a reach eye is displayed immediately before performing a reach breaking effect. Thus, the reach break production performed later will be more surprising. Of course, sound effects or the like may be output in accordance with the timing at which the reach is broken so that the reach breaking effect is further enhanced.

  FIG. 8 shows an example in which a storage medium (CD, flexible disk, IC memory, MO, etc.) 60 is installed in the pachinko machine 10. The storage medium 60 includes means as shown in the flowchart of FIG. A program to be realized by the computer 61 including the memory 34 is stored. In this case, if the combination of symbols that are displayed in a pseudo-stopped manner leaving one area is a reach that is a hit according to the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one area, all of the combinations are displayed without restarting the variable display. Fluctuation stop processing that stops and displays the symbol of the area, or after changing the reach by changing at least one of the symbols constituting the reach to a different type of symbol, the symbol of the remaining one area is displayed in a pseudo stop Then, a program for causing the computer 61 to function as display control means for performing any one of the change restart processing for restarting the change display of each region is recorded in the storage medium 60. Then, the storage medium 60 is loaded into the reading device 62 and the program is installed in the pachinko machine 10.

  The program can be distributed to the pachinko machine 10 using the Internet instead of being installed via the storage medium 60. It is also possible to install the distributed program of the present invention or the program of the present invention read from the storage medium 60 in a personal computer and play a pachinko machine on a monitor.

It is a front view which shows the outline of a pachinko machine. It is a block diagram which shows the outline of the electric constitution of a pachinko machine. FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram of a winning table and a lost table, and an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the degree of expectation for winning when executed from the variation pattern A toward the variation pattern I increases. It is explanatory drawing which shows the content of the fluctuation patterns A-C. It is explanatory drawing which shows the content of the continuation pattern a, b, and the end pattern c. It is explanatory drawing which shows the content of the fluctuation patterns DI. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process until a symbol is variably displayed. It is explanatory drawing in the case of installing the storage medium in which the program was stored in the pachinko machine.

Explanation of symbols

10 Pachinko machine 16 Start prize opening 18 Liquid crystal display (display means)
18a Left area 18b Right area 18c Middle area 30 Main control board 32, 52 CPU (display control means)
34 working memory 38 per lottery (lottery means)
42 Fluctuation pattern lottery section 42a Hit table 42b Loss table 50 Sub control board 54 Graphic data memory

Claims (6)

A lottery means for performing a winning lottery to determine a win or a lose, and a symbol that starts the variable display of the symbols in each of the plurality of formed regions in response to the execution of the winning lottery and stops displaying in each region after the end of the variable display The display means for notifying the result of the winning lottery by the combination of, and during the fluctuation display of one time from the start of the fluctuation display until the symbols are stopped and displayed in all areas, the pseudo display of the fluctuation display Display control means for restarting the variable display of the pseudo-stopped display after performing the pseudo-stop display to stop
The pachinko machine that determines the number of restarts of the variable display based on the result of the winning lottery so that the higher the number of restarts of the variable display, the higher the probability that the combination of symbols stopped and displayed in each area after the variable display will win In
The display control means restarts the variable display when the combination of symbols that are pseudo-stopped while leaving one region is a reach that is a hit according to the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one region. After changing the reach by changing at least one of the symbols that make up the reach eye to a different kind of design, A pachinko machine characterized by performing either one of a variable restart process for restarting the variable display of each area after a pseudo stop display.   The time from the start of the change display or the start of the re-change immediately before the reach point is displayed is set to be the same when the change stop process is executed and when the change restart process is executed. The pachinko machine according to claim 1. In the variation stop process, the display control means performs an effect stop process for stopping and displaying symbols in all areas after performing a reach effect that produces a process of determining whether or not the winning eye is displayed after the reach eye is displayed. With
In the case of executing the change stop process, the time from the start of the change display or the start of the re-change immediately before the start of the reach effect and the start of the change display in the case of executing the change restart process 3. The pachinko machine according to claim 1, wherein the time from the start to the next restart of the variable display is set equal. The display control means, when the combination of symbols that are displayed in a pseudo-stopped manner leaving one region is a piece that is lost regardless of the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one region, After suspending the display of, the variable display of each area is resumed,
If the number of restarts of the variable display is the same, the probability that the combination of symbols that are stopped and displayed in each area after the variable display will be more likely as the number of times the reach is broken and the variable display is restarted. The pachinko machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of times that the reach is broken is determined based on the result of the lottery. A lottery means for performing a winning lottery to determine a winning or a lose, and a symbol that starts the variable display of the symbols in each of the plurality of formed regions after receiving the winning lottery, and stops displaying in each region after the variable display ends The display means for notifying the result of the winning lottery by the combination of, and during the fluctuation display of one time from the start of the fluctuation display until the symbols are stopped and displayed in all areas, the pseudo display of the fluctuation display After performing the pseudo-stop display to stop the display, the variable display of the pseudo-stop display is restarted. In the program that causes the computer of the pachinko machine to determine the number of restarts of the variable display based on the result of the lottery so that the probability of
When the combination of symbols that are displayed in a pseudo-stop manner with one region remaining is a reach that is a hit according to the type of symbols displayed in the remaining one region, the symbols of all regions are resumed without restarting the variable display After stopping the reach by changing at least one of the symbols constituting the reach eye to a different type of design, and then displaying the symbol of the remaining one area in a pseudo stop manner A program for causing a computer to function as display control means for performing any one of fluctuation restart processing for restarting fluctuation display of each area.   A computer-readable storage medium in which the program according to claim 5 is recorded.

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