JP2010042304A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine can reduce the increase ratio of data in a case where the number of states which may possibly be taken of discrimination information is increased. <P>SOLUTION: A stop symbol pattern table 43 is parted to four groups in accordance with the mode of ready-to-win states, and each can be composed of as little as 80-byte data. In referring to the stop symbol pattern table 43 for determining a pattern of stop symbols, determination of a ready-to-win state has already been established, and the residual determination criteria is a stop pattern of middle symbols. For the middle symbols, there are 20 symbols as illustrated with Fig.3(b) (unillustrated), and for stop patterns of the middle symbols, there are 20 patterns as illustrated in Fig.4 (not shown). For the stop symbol pattern tables 43 as grouped in four, each can be composed of 20-byte data. By thus grouping the stop symbol pattern table 43 in accordance with the mode of the ready-to-win states, the stop symbol pattern table 43 can be composed of small quantity data of 20x40 totalling 80 bytes. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to gaming machines represented by pachinko machines and slot machines.

In recent years, pachinko and other gaming machines that use liquid crystal display devices have become mainstream in order to improve the fun of gaming. Each company is competing to determine how to change the image displayed on the liquid crystal display device to satisfy the player. Therefore, various ideas can be applied to the image displayed on the liquid crystal display device. Has been made. Generally, in this liquid crystal display device, a variable display game is performed, and the interest of the game is enhanced.
In the variable display game, for example, three symbols are displayed horizontally or vertically in an effective display area, or nine symbols or the like in a 3 × 3 cell, and the symbols are scroll-displayed based on predetermined game conditions. is there. When the scrolling of symbols or the like is stopped (at a predetermined stop position), the winning combination is a case where the symbols are in a predetermined combination. Therefore, since the jackpot or out of reach reach is determined by the combination of the stop symbols, the variable display is controlled after checking the combination pattern of the stop symbols in advance.

For checking the combination pattern of the stop symbols, a stop symbol pattern table having data corresponding to the number of stop symbol combinations is provided, and data obtained by encoding the combination patterns of each stop symbol is stored in the table. This is done by reading data from the table in accordance with the combination of symbols. For example, when the jackpot is determined by the combination of three symbols, the reach state is reached when the combination of two symbols that stops first satisfies the jackpot condition. In the variable display control, it is necessary to check the combination pattern of the stop symbols in the reach state. Therefore, the product of the number of combinations of two symbols that generate the reach state and the number of final stop symbols is the amount of data in the stop symbol pattern table. Become. Therefore, since the rate of increase in the amount of data due to the increase in the number of symbols is very large, there is a problem that it is difficult to increase the number of symbols in a gaming machine with a limited program capacity.
The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine capable of reducing the data increase rate when the number of states that can be taken by the identification information is increased.

  In order to achieve this object, the gaming machine according to claim 1 includes display means for dynamically displaying identification information such as symbols, and the dynamic display of identification information performed by the display means is a predetermined display result. Is generated in a special gaming state that gives a player a predetermined gaming value, and a display result table that stores a plurality of display result patterns of the dynamic display, and is stored in the display result table. Display control means for reading one pattern from a plurality of display result patterns and causing the display means to perform the dynamic display based on the read display result pattern, The display result table is configured to be divided according to the display mode of the dynamic display.

  According to the gaming machine of the first aspect, the display result table that stores the pattern of the dynamic display result is divided according to the display mode of the dynamic display. Therefore, when the number of states that can be taken by the identification information is increased by 1, the amount of increase in the number of data in the display result table is the number of display modes of dynamic display. Therefore, there is an effect that it is possible to reduce the data increase rate when the number of states that the identification information can take is increased. Therefore, even in a gaming machine in which the program capacity is limited, it is possible to easily make a design change in which the number of states that the identification information can take is increased.

It is a front view of the pachinko machine which is one example of the present invention. It is the block diagram which showed the electrical structure of the pachinko machine. It is the figure which showed typically the composition of the virtual symbol reel which is variably displayed in the vertical direction in each of the left, middle and right display areas divided into three in the vertical direction, and (a) is the left virtual symbol reel. (B) is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the inside virtual symbol reel, and (c) is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the right virtual symbol reel. FIG. It is the figure which showed the relationship between the value of each symbol memory, and the symbol pattern stopped-displayed on LCD corresponding to the value. (A) is a diagram showing three hit lines that can cause a big hit when the symbol is stopped and displayed in the lower left display area, and (b) is a display where the shifted symbol is stopped and displayed in the lower left display region. It is the figure which showed the one hit line which can generate | occur | produce the jackpot when it is made. It is the figure which showed typically the structure of the offset table for a symbol check. It is the figure which showed typically the structure of the data table for a symbol check. It is the figure which showed typically the structure of the stop symbol pattern table. It is a flowchart of the NMI interruption process performed with the main control board at the time of the power failure of the pachinko machine by generation | occurrence | production of a power failure etc. It is a flowchart of the main process performed with the main control board. It is a flowchart of the initialization process performed in the main process of the main control board when the power of the pachinko machine is turned on. It is a flowchart of a stop symbol pattern check process. (A) is the figure which showed three hit lines which may generate | occur | produce the jackpot in the variable display which scrolls vertically in the display area of 3 rows 3 columns, (b) is a display area of 2 rows 3 columns. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing two hit lines that can generate a jackpot in a variable display that scrolls vertically, and FIG. 10C shows a jackpot that can occur in a variable display that scrolls vertically in a display area of one row and three columns. It is the figure which showed the hit line of the book.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In this embodiment, a pachinko machine that is a kind of a ball game machine, in particular, a first type pachinko game machine will be described as an example of the game machine. Note that it is naturally possible to use the present invention for the third kind pachinko gaming machine and other gaming machines.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a game board of a pachinko machine P according to the present embodiment. Around the game board 1, there are provided a plurality of winning holes 2 through which five to fifteen balls are paid out when a ball wins. In the center of the game board 1, a liquid crystal display (hereinafter simply referred to as “LCD”) 3 for displaying symbols as a plurality of types of identification information is provided. The display screen of the LCD 3 is divided into three in the vertical direction. In each of the three divided display areas, a variable display of symbols is performed while scrolling in the vertical direction from top to bottom.

  Below the LCD 3, a symbol operating port (first type starting port) 4 is provided, and when the sphere passes through the symbol operating port 4, the above-described variation display of the LCD 3 is started. Below the symbol operating port 4, a specific winning port (large winning port) 5 is provided. This specific winning opening 5 is a big hit when the display result after the fluctuation of the LCD 3 coincides with one of the predetermined symbol combinations, and a predetermined time (for example, 30 seconds elapses) so that the ball is easy to win. (Or until 10 balls have been won).

  A V zone 5a is provided in the specific winning opening 5, and when the ball passes through the V zone 5a while the specific winning opening 5 is opened, a continuation right is established and the specific winning opening 5 is closed. Thereafter, the specific winning opening 5 is opened again for a predetermined time (or until a predetermined number of balls win the specific winning opening 5). The opening / closing operation of the specific winning opening 5 can be repeated up to 16 times (16 rounds), and the state in which the opening / closing operation can be performed is a state in which a so-called predetermined game value is given (special game state). is there.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the pachinko machine P. As shown in FIG. On the main control board C of the pachinko machine P, an MPU 21 as a one-chip microcomputer which is an arithmetic unit is mounted. The MPU 21 includes a ROM 22 for storing various control programs executed by the MPU 21 and fixed value data, and a memory for temporarily storing various data and the like when executing the control program stored in the ROM 22. A certain RAM 23 and various circuits such as an interrupt circuit, a timer circuit, and a data transmission / reception circuit are incorporated. The programs of the flowcharts shown in FIGS. 9 to 12 are stored in the ROM 22 as a part of the control program.

  The RAM 23 includes a left symbol memory 23a, a middle symbol memory 23b, a right symbol memory 23c, an address memory 23d, a comparison counter 23e, a search offset value memory 23f, a table start offset value memory 23g, and a stop symbol pattern. A memory 23h and a backup area 23i are provided. Further, the RAM 23 is configured so that the backup voltage is supplied from the power supply board 50 even after the power of the pachinko machine P is turned off, so that the data can be retained (backed up).

  The left symbol memory 23a is a memory for storing a stop pattern of the left symbol which is stopped and displayed in the left display area of the LCD 3 as a result of the variable display. Similarly, the middle symbol memory 23b is a memory for storing a stop pattern of the middle symbol that is stopped and displayed in the central display area of the LCD 3 as a result of the variable display, and the right symbol memory 23c is a result of the variable display, This is a memory for storing a stop pattern of the right symbol that is stopped and displayed in the right display area of the LCD 3. The value of each symbol memory 23a-23c is a random number counter for determining the jackpot, a reach counter for determining the presence / absence of reach and the type of reach when the reach occurs, It is determined for each variation display by each value of the symbol counter for determining a symbol to be stopped and displayed as a result of the variation display, and the determined value is written to the corresponding symbol memories 23a to 23c.

  Here, with reference to FIG.3 and FIG.4, the relationship between the value of each symbol memory 23a-23c and the symbol pattern stopped and displayed on LCD3 is demonstrated. FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of each of the virtual symbol reels 3a to 3c that is variably displayed in the vertical direction in each of the display areas divided into the left, middle, and right vertical directions. These are the figures which showed the relationship between the value of each symbol memory 23a-23c, and the symbol pattern stopped-displayed on LCD3 corresponding to the value.

  As shown in FIG. 3A, 20 symbols are arranged in the order of “wings”, “nekokichi”, “wings”,..., “Ten” on the left virtual symbol reel 3a. After the final “ten” symbol, the symbols are arranged in the order of “wings”, “nekokichi”, “feathers”,... Similarly, as shown in FIGS. 3B and 3C, the middle and right virtual symbol reels 3 b and 3 c have an arrangement completely opposite to the arrangement of the left virtual symbol reel 3 a and 20 symbols “ Arranged in the order of “wings”, “ten”, “wings”,. Next to the last “Nekyoshi” symbol, the symbol is arranged in the order of “wings”, “ten”, “feathers”,... The left, middle, and right virtual symbol reels 3a to 3c are displayed in a vertically varying manner in the display areas of the LCD 3 in the order in which the symbols are arranged.

  The values of the symbol memories 23a to 23c are expressed with reference to symbols displayed in the lower part of the left, middle, and right display areas. As shown in FIG. 4, for example, when the value of the left symbol memory 23 a is “0”, the display area on the left side of the LCD 3 is in order from the top with reference to the symbol “10” displayed in the lower row. The symbol patterns “Inuyoshi”, “Hane”, and “Ten” are stopped and displayed. Similarly, when the value of the right symbol memory 23c is “0”, the symbols “2”, “wings”, and “nekokichi” are displayed in order from the top, based on the symbol “Nekyoshi” displayed in the lower row. The pattern is stopped.

  The address memory 23d of the RAM 23 in FIG. 2 is a memory for storing the head address of each table shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 and a value obtained by adding a predetermined offset value to the head address. Using the address value stored in the address memory 23d, various data necessary for determining a stop symbol pattern is read out.

  The comparison number counter 23e is a counter for storing the number of comparisons of the stop pattern of the right symbol that reaches the reach state with respect to the stop pattern of the left symbol. In the symbol check offset table 41 shown in FIG. 6, the number of comparisons of reach states corresponding to each stop pattern of the left symbol is stored, and the value of the comparison number is stored in the left symbol memory 23a. It is written in the comparison number memory 23e according to the stop pattern. In this embodiment, each symbol excluding the “wing” symbol, which is a missing symbol, is a big hit that generates a special gaming state when three symbols are stopped and displayed on a straight line. Since the variable display stops in the order of left, right, and middle, the determination of the reach state that can generate a jackpot is made by comparing the stop pattern of the left symbol with the stop pattern of the right symbol.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5 (a), when a winning symbol other than “wings” is stopped and displayed in the lower left display area 3a1, a big hit occurs on the three hit lines 31 to 33. Therefore, the reach comparison number in this case is “3”. The reach line 34 indicated by a dotted line can also reach a reach state. However, in this embodiment, the left and right virtual symbol reels 3a and 3c are arranged in reverse order, so that the hit line 33 is in a reach state. Is reliably reached even in the hit line 34. Therefore, the number of comparisons for determining whether or not a reach state has occurred is three. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5B, when the symbol “blade” which is the off symbol is stopped and displayed on the lower left display region 3 a 1, the off symbol is also displayed on the upper left display region 3 a 3. The “blade” symbol is stopped and displayed. Therefore, in this case, since a big hit can occur only in the hit line 35 formed in the horizontal direction in the middle display area, the number of comparisons in the reach state in this case is “1”. In the present embodiment, the virtual symbol reels 3a to 3c are scrolled in the vertical direction to perform variable display, so that a big hit or a reach state cannot occur in the vertical line.

  The search offset value memory 23f in FIG. 2 stores the first search offset value stored in the symbol check offset table 41 in FIG. 6 and the second search offset value stored in the symbol check data table 42 in FIG. This is a memory for temporary storage. The first search offset value is read from the symbol check offset table 41 according to the stop pattern of the left symbol, that is, according to the value of the left symbol memory 23a, and temporarily stored in the search offset value memory 23f. . Further, the second search offset value is determined according to the stop pattern of the right symbol that generates the reach state together with the stop pattern of the left symbol from which the first search offset value is read, that is, according to the value of the right symbol memory 23c. Is read from the data table 42 and temporarily stored in the search offset value memory 23f.

  The table start offset value memory 23g is a memory for temporarily storing the table start offset value stored in the symbol check data table 42 of FIG. The table start offset value is a symbol check data table according to the stop pattern of the right symbol that generates the reach state together with the stop pattern of the left symbol from which the first search offset value is read, that is, according to the value of the right symbol memory 23c. 42, and is stored in the table start offset value memory 23g. Based on the result of subtracting the value stored in the table start offset value memory 23g from the value in the middle symbol memory 23b, the data of the stop symbol pattern stored in the stop symbol pattern table 43 in FIG. 8 is read out. The stop symbol pattern is determined.

  The stop symbol pattern memory 23h is a memory for storing a stop symbol pattern read from the stop symbol pattern table 43 of FIG. 8 based on the values of the table start offset value memory 23g and the medium symbol memory 23b described above. . The stop symbol pattern in this embodiment is represented by 14 types of data “0” to “13”. The meaning of each of the 14 types of data will be described later together with the description of the stop symbol pattern table 43 (FIG. 8).

  When the power is cut off due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like, the backup area 23i returns the state of the pachinko machine P to the state before the power is turned off when the power is turned on again. This is an area for storing stack pointers, values of registers, I / O, and the like. The writing to the backup area 23i is executed when the power is turned off by the NMI interrupt process (see FIG. 9). Conversely, the restoration of each value written to the backup area 23i is performed when the power is turned on (the power is turned on by eliminating the power failure). The same is performed in the initialization process (see FIG. 12). Note that a power failure signal 51 output from a power failure monitoring circuit 50b, which will be described later, is input to an NMI (Non Maskable Interrupt) terminal (non-maskable interrupt terminal) of the MPU 21 when a power failure occurs due to a power failure or the like. When a power failure occurs, the power failure process (NMI interrupt process) in FIG. 9 is immediately executed.

  The MPU 21 incorporating the ROM 22 and the RAM 23 is connected to an input / output port 25. The input / output port 25 is controlled by a clear switch 50c provided on the power supply board 50 and a payout motor 26 for payout of winning balls and balls. A payout control board H for performing the above-described display, a display control board D for controlling the above-described symbol variation display, a sound effect control board S for controlling the output of sound effects from the speaker 27, and lighting control of the LEDs and various lamps 28. Are connected to the lamp control board L that performs the above and other input / output devices 29.

  The power supply board 50 includes a power supply unit 50a for supplying power to each unit of the pachinko machine P, a power failure monitoring circuit 50b, and a clear switch 50c. The power failure monitoring circuit 50b is a circuit for outputting a power failure signal 51 to the NMI terminal of the MPU 21 of the main control board C when the power is cut off due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like. The power failure monitoring circuit 50b monitors the DC stable voltage of 24 volts, which is the largest voltage output from the power supply unit 50a, and determines that a power failure (power failure) has occurred when this voltage is less than 22 volts. The power failure signal 51 is output to the main control board C and the payout control board H. Based on the output of the power failure signal 51, the main control board C and the payout control board H recognize the occurrence of the power failure and execute a power failure process (in the case of the main control board C, the NMI interrupt process in FIG. 9). Note that the power supply unit 50a normally outputs an output of 5 volts, which is a drive voltage of the control system, for a time sufficient to execute the process at the time of a power failure even after the DC stable voltage of 24 volts becomes less than 22 volts. Since it is configured to maintain the value, the main control board C and the payout control board H can normally execute the power failure process.

  The clear switch 50c is a switch for clearing data backed up in the RAM 23 of the main control board C and the RAM (not shown) of the payout control board H, and is configured as a push button type switch. When the power of the pachinko machine P is turned on while the clear switch 50c is pressed (including power-on due to power failure cancellation), the data in the respective RAMs 23 is cleared by the main control board C and the payout control board H. .

  Next, with reference to FIGS. 6 to 8, each table 41 to 43 used for determination of the stop symbol pattern will be described. FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the symbol check offset table 41. The symbol check offset table 41 stores 2 bytes of the comparison number of reach states and the first search offset value for referring to the symbol check data table 42 of FIG. 7 for each stop pattern of the left symbol. It is a table. As shown in FIG. 4, since there are 20 patterns for the stop pattern of the left symbol based on the symbols that are stopped and displayed in the lower stage 3a1 (see FIG. 5), the pattern is composed of 20 patterns × 2 bytes of 40 bytes in total. Each value of the symbol check offset table 41 is read and used by two bytes based on the value of the left symbol memory 23a.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the symbol check data table 42. The symbol check data table 42 includes a right symbol code comparison value for determining the reach state, a second search offset value for referring to the stop symbol pattern table 43 in FIG. 8, and reference to the stop symbol pattern table 43. It is a table in which 3 bytes each with a table start offset value for determining a value are stored for each comparison pattern in the reach state. As described above, the comparison pattern in the reach state has three patterns each when the symbol is stopped and displayed at the lower left 3a1 (10 patterns) (see FIG. 5A), and when the outlier symbol is stopped and displayed (10). There are 1 pattern for each (see Fig. 5 (b)), 3 bytes x 10 winning symbols x 3 patterns + 3 bytes x 10 different symbols x 1 pattern = 90 + 30, consisting of a total of 120 bytes of data Is done. Each value of the symbol check data table 42 is read and used every 3 bytes based on the first search offset value read from the symbol check offset table 41 based on the value of the left symbol memory 23a. Is done.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the stop symbol pattern table 43. The stop symbol pattern in the present embodiment is represented by 14 types of data from “0” to “13”, but the stop symbol pattern table 43 has a reach state among these stop symbol patterns. Data of “1” to “13” is stored.

  First, 14 types of data “0” to “13” indicating stop symbol patterns will be described in detail. “0” indicates a loss pattern without reach. The stop symbol pattern table 43 stores only the stop symbol pattern that reaches the reach state, so that the data “0” does not exist in the stop symbol pattern table 43. “1” indicates a dislocation pattern one symbol before the horizontal line reach state (referred to as “one symbol before the horizontal line” in FIG. 8). “2” indicates a dislocation pattern after one symbol in the horizontal line reach state (referred to as “after one horizontal line”). “3” indicates a dislocation pattern before and after two or more symbols in the horizontal line reach state (referred to as “other than before and after the horizontal line”). “4” indicates a dislocation pattern one symbol before the diagonal line double reach state (referred to as “one symbol before the diagonal line”). “5” indicates an out-of-line pattern in the middle of the diagonal line double reach state (an out-of-line pattern in which the out-of-pattern before one symbol overlaps the out-of-pattern after one symbol) (referred to as “oblique line middle”). “6” indicates a dislocation pattern after one symbol in the diagonal line double reach state (referred to as “after one diagonal line”). “7” indicates a dislocation pattern before and after two or more symbols in a diagonal line double reach state (referred to as “other than before and after diagonal lines”). “8” indicates a pattern of a horizontal line jackpot in a non-specific symbol (referred to as “horizontal line jackpot (non-specific symbol)”). “9” indicates a pattern of a horizontal line jackpot with a specific symbol (referred to as “horizontal line jackpot (specific symbol)”). “10” indicates a pattern of a right-up line jackpot in a non-specific symbol (referred to as “right-up line jackpot (non-specific symbol)”). “11” indicates a pattern of a right-up line jackpot with a specific symbol (referred to as “right-up line jackpot (specific symbol)”). “12” indicates a pattern of a right-down line jackpot in a non-specific symbol (referred to as “right-down line jackpot (non-specific symbol)”). “13” indicates a pattern of a right-declining line jackpot with a specific symbol (referred to as “right-declining line jackpot (specific symbol)”).

  The specific symbol is a probability variation symbol that has a higher probability of jackpot occurrence than usual after the special game state due to jackpot, and in this embodiment, “Inuyoshi”, “Source” 5 designs of "San", "Dan", "Matoi", and "Nekyoshi" are applicable. On the other hand, the non-specific symbol is a normal symbol in which the probability of jackpot occurrence does not change from the normal probability even after the end of the special gaming state due to the jackpot, and in this embodiment, a number of the winning symbols is indicated. This corresponds to 5 symbols of “2”, “4”, “6”, “8”, and “10”.

  In the present embodiment, the stop symbol pattern table 43 is divided into four according to the state of the reach state under the situation of having such a stop symbol pattern. The first is a horizontal line reach state with a non-specific symbol, and is referred to when the second search offset value read from the symbol check data table 42 in FIG. 7 is “0”. The second is a horizontal line reach state with a specific symbol, and is referred to when the second search offset value read from the symbol check data table 42 is “20”. The third is a right-up line reach state with a non-specific symbol, and is referred to when the second search offset value read from the symbol check data table 42 is “40”. The fourth is a line-reaching state with a specific symbol rising to the right, and is referred to when the second search offset value read from the symbol check data table 42 is “60”.

  In the case of the present embodiment, the variable display stops in the order of the left symbol, right symbol, middle symbol, and the left symbol and the right symbol are arranged in reverse order. The double reach state is reached even when the line goes down to the right. The division of the stop symbol pattern table 43 in the double reach state is performed based on the line rising to the right.

  As described above, the stop symbol pattern table 43 of the present embodiment is divided into four according to the state of the reach state, and therefore can be composed of a small amount of data of 80 bytes. That is, when the stop symbol pattern table 43 is referred to determine the stop symbol pattern, the reach state determination has already been confirmed, and the remaining determination material is the medium symbol stop pattern. As shown in FIG. 3 (b), there are 20 middle symbols, and there are 20 middle symbol stop patterns as shown in FIG. 4, so the stop symbol pattern table 43 divided into four is 20 bytes each. It can consist of data volume. Therefore, by dividing the stop symbol pattern table 43 into four according to the state of the reach state, the stop symbol pattern table 43 can be composed of a small amount of data of 20 × 40 total 80 bytes.

  Here, the structure with the conventional stop symbol pattern table is compared. Conventionally, since the stop symbol pattern table is configured without being divided according to the state of the reach state, a data amount of the product of the number of combinations in the reach state and the number of stop patterns in the final stop symbol is required. Specifically, when applied to this embodiment, the number of combinations in the reach state in this embodiment is the case where the left and right symbols match, so there are 40 combinations. That is, based on the stop symbol of the lower left stage 3a1, when the symbol stops at the lower left stage 3a1, the three hit lines 31 to 33 are reached (see FIG. 5A), and the left lower stage 3a1 is shifted to the lower symbol 3a1. When is stopped, a reach state is reached at one hit line 35 (see FIG. 5B). Since there are 10 winning symbols and out-of-order symbols, 3 symbols × 10 per symbol + 1 pattern × 10 off-designs = 40 reach states. Since there are 20 stop patterns for the final stop symbol, that is, 20 stop patterns for the middle symbol, the data amount of the conventional stop symbol pattern table is 40 × 20 and requires a total data amount of 800 bytes. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the data amount can be reduced to 1/10 compared with the conventional stop symbol pattern table.

  In addition, for example, even when the middle symbol increases by one symbol to 21 symbols and the middle symbol has 21 stop patterns, the data amount of the stopped symbol pattern table 43 is four in this embodiment. Since only 1 byte is added to each of the partitioned tables, the data is increased by 4 bytes in total. On the other hand, in the conventional stop symbol pattern table, when the number of stop patterns of the final stop symbol increases by 1 to 21, the total number of reach states is 40 × 21, which is 840 bytes, which is 10 times that of the present embodiment. This increases the amount of data of 40 bytes.

  In the case of the pachinko machine P, the program capacity of the main control board C is limited to a small capacity. Under such circumstances, the stop symbol pattern table 43 of the present embodiment is configured with a small capacity, and even if the symbol increases, the amount of data increase can be reduced, so that the pachinko machine P can be freely programmed. The degree can be increased and the development of the pachinko machine P can be facilitated. That is, in the pachinko machine P in which the data capacity is limited, the data compression technique of the stop symbol pattern table 43 has a very significant effect. As a matter of course, the stop symbol pattern table 43 may be divided into modes other than 4 or according to modes other than the reach state.

  Next, each process executed by the pachinko machine P configured as described above will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 9 to 12. FIG. 9 is a flowchart of an NMI interrupt process executed by the main control board C when the power of the pachinko machine P is cut off due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like. By this NMI interruption processing, the state of the main control board C when the power is cut off due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like is stored in the backup area 23i.

  When the power of the pachinko machine P is cut off due to the occurrence of a power failure or the like, a power failure signal 51 is output from the power failure monitoring circuit 50b to the NMI (Non Maskable Interrupt) terminal of the MPU 21 of the main control board C. Then, the MPU 21 interrupts the control being executed and starts the NMI interrupt process of FIG. Power is supplied from the power supply unit 50a of the power supply board 50 so that the processing of the main control board C can be executed for a predetermined time after the power failure signal 51 is output, and the NMI interrupt processing is executed within this predetermined time. Is done.

  In the NMI interrupt processing, first, the value of the stack pointer is written to the backup area 23i (S1), and further, the values of each register and I / O are written to the backup area 23i (S2). The state at the time of interruption is memorized. Thereafter, after other power failure processing is executed (S3), the processing is looped until the power is completely cut off and the processing cannot be executed.

  FIG. 10 is a flowchart of a main process executed on the main control board C of the pachinko machine P. The main control of the pachinko machine P is executed by this main process. In the main process, interrupts are first prohibited (S11), and then the initialization process shown in FIG. 11 is executed (S12). Here, the initialization process will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart of the initialization process (S12) executed in the main process of the main control board C when the pachinko machine P is turned on. In this process, if the backup is valid, each data stored in the backup area 23i is returned to the original state, and the game control is continued from the state before the power is turned off. On the other hand, if the backup is not valid, or if the clear switch 50c is pressed when the power is turned on even if the backup is valid, RAM clear and initialization processing is executed. Although this initialization process (S12) is described in the form of a subroutine, it is a process that is executed before setting the stack pointer, so it is actually executed in sequence after the process of S11 without calling a subroutine. The

  First, a temporary stack pointer is set so as not to destroy the data stacked in the original stack area (S41). It is confirmed whether or not the clear switch 50c is turned on (S42). If it is turned on (S42: Yes), the process proceeds to S44. On the other hand, if the clear switch 50c is not turned on (S42: No), it is confirmed whether the backup is valid (S43). This confirmation is determined by whether or not the keyword written in the predetermined area of the RAM 23 is correctly stored. If the keyword is stored correctly, the backup is valid. On the other hand, if the keyword is not correct, the backup data is destroyed, so the backup is not valid. If the backup is valid (S43: Yes), the process proceeds to S46, and each state of the main control board C is returned to the state before the power is turned off. On the other hand, if the backup is not valid (S43: No), the process proceeds to S44.

  In the processing from S44, after setting the normal stack pointer and adjusting the contents of the stack (S44), the RAM clearing and initialization processing is executed (S45), and the values of the RAM 23 and I / O are initialized. And the initialization process ends. After the process of S45 is completed, the process of S13 in FIG. 10 is executed.

  In the return processing from S46, each register and I / O data saved in the backup area 23i is read from the backup area 23i, and these data are written to the original register and I / O (S46). Further, the value of the stack pointer is read from the backup area 23i and written to the stack pointer to return to the state before the power interruption (before the power failure), that is, the state before the occurrence of the NMI interrupt (S47). Similarly, the interrupt state is returned to the state before the power interruption (before the power failure) stored in the process of FIG. 9 executed at the time of the power failure, that is, the state before the NMI interrupt is generated (S48). Thereafter, an NMI interrupt return is executed to return to the place where the process was executed before the power was turned off, and the control is continued from the state before the power was turned off.

  Returning to the flowchart of FIG. In the process of S13, a timer interrupt is set (S13). The timer interrupt set here includes a timer interrupt for generating a strobe signal for transmitting a control command for controlling the fluctuation display of the LCD 3 to the display control board D. After setting the timer interrupt, each interrupt is permitted (S14). After the interruption is permitted, the output data updated in the previous process is output to each port at once by the special symbol variation process (S25), display data creation process (S27), ramp / information processing (S28), etc. The port output process is executed (S15).

  Further, a random number update process (S16) for updating the value of the random number counter for determining the jackpot by “+1” is executed, and a storage timer subtraction process is executed (S17). The storage timer subtraction process shortens the time for symbol variation display when there is a predetermined number or more of reserved balls for jackpot determination and the symbol variation display is being performed on the LCD 3.

  In the switch reading process (S18), the value of each switch is read, and the ball that has been driven into the game area is awarded to the winning port 2, the big winning port 5, the symbol operating port 4, and the payout of the winning ball or the rental ball It is a process for detecting. The count abnormality monitoring process (S19) is a process for monitoring whether there is an abnormality in the switch data read by the switch reading process of S18. For example, even though the grand prize opening 5 is opened and a ball is detected by a V count switch that detects the winning of the ball in the V zone 5a, the winning in the big prize opening 5 other than the V zone 5a is detected. When one ball cannot be detected by the 10 count switch, some abnormality has occurred in the 10 count switch. In addition, when a single prize ball is not paid out even though the payout motor 26 for paying out the prize ball is driven, some abnormality has occurred in the prize ball payout device. Thus, in the count abnormality monitoring process (S19), the presence or absence of the abnormality as described above is monitored based on the switch data read by the switch reading process (S18).

  In the symbol counter update process (S20), a counter update process for determining a symbol to be stopped and displayed as a result of the variable display performed on the LCD 3 is performed. In the symbol check process (S21), based on the counter value updated in the symbol counter update process (S20), the jackpot symbol, the off symbol, and the reach symbol used in the special symbol variation process (S25). Etc. are determined. The stop symbol pattern check process shown in FIG. 12 for checking the stop symbol pattern is executed in the symbol check process (S21).

  If no error has occurred in the processing from S16 to S21 (S22: normal), the normal symbol variation processing (S23) displays the variation of the 7-segment LED, and as a result of the variation display, a win has occurred. In this case, a hit process for releasing a normal electric accessory (not shown) for a predetermined time is executed. Thereafter, the state flag is checked (S24), and if the change of the symbol is started or displayed on the LCD 3 (S24: during the change of the symbol), the ball passes the symbol operating port 4 by the special symbol change process (S25). Based on the value of the random number counter read at the timing, it is determined whether or not it is a big hit, and the symbol variation process is executed in the LCD 3. On the other hand, if the result of checking the status flag indicates that the jackpot is being hit (S24: hitting the jackpot), a jackpot process (S26) such as opening the jackpot 5 is executed. Further, as a result of checking the status flag, if the symbol is neither changing nor being a big hit (S24: Other), the processing of S25 and S26 is skipped and the process proceeds to the display data creation processing of S27. If an error is confirmed in the process of S22 (S22: Error), each process of S23 to S26 is skipped and the process proceeds to a display data creation process of S27.

  In the display data creation process (S27), demo data to be displayed on the LCD 3, display data of the 7-segment LED, and the like are created in addition to the symbol variation display. In the ramp / information processing (S28), the lamp data of the holding ball is obtained. First, various types of lamp data are created. In the sound effect process (S29), sound effect data corresponding to the game situation is created. These display data and sound effect data are output to each device by the port output process (S15) and the timer interrupt process.

  After the sound effect process (S29) ends, the symbol counter update process (S30), which is the same process as S20, is repeatedly executed for the remaining time until the execution timing of the next process of S15 comes. Since each process of S15 to S29 needs to be executed periodically, in the process of S31, an elapsed time from the previous execution of the process of S15 is checked (S31). As a result of the check, if a predetermined time has elapsed since the previous execution of the process of S15 (S31: Yes), the process proceeds to S15. On the other hand, if the predetermined time has not elapsed (S31: No), the process proceeds to S30. And the execution of the symbol counter update process (S30) is repeated. Here, since the execution time of each process of S15-S29 changes according to the state of a game, the remaining time until the next execution timing of the process of S15 comes is not a fixed time. Therefore, by repeatedly executing the symbol counter update process (S30) using the remaining time, the stop symbol can be changed at random.

  FIG. 12 is a flowchart of the stop symbol pattern check process executed in the symbol check process (S21). This stop symbol pattern check process is a process for determining a symbol pattern to be stopped and displayed on the LCD 3 as a result of the variable display. The stop symbol pattern is represented by 14 types of codes “0” to “13” by the stop symbol pattern check process, and is written and output to the stop symbol pattern memory 23h. As a result of the variable display, the values of the symbol memories 23a to 23c for storing the stop patterns of the left symbol, the middle symbol, and the right symbol that are stopped and displayed on the LCD 3 are the symbol counter update process (S20) and the symbol check process described above. (S21) and the like are determined prior to the execution of the stop symbol pattern check process.

  First, the value in the left symbol memory 23a is added to the head address of the symbol check offset table 41 in FIG. 6, and the address after the addition is written to the address memory 23d (S51). The value stored in the address stored in the address memory 23d is written to the comparison counter 23e (S52), and 1 is added to the contents of the address memory 23d (S53), and then the address stored in the address memory 23d after the addition is stored. The stored value is written into the search offset value memory 23f (S54). As a result, the number of reach comparisons and the search offset value of the symbol check data table 42 of FIG. 7 are set in correspondence with the stop pattern of the left symbol stored in the left symbol memory 23a. Specifically, in the symbol check offset table 41 of FIG. 6, the number of comparisons corresponding to the value of the left symbol memory 23a and the first search offset value are set.

  Next, the value of the search offset value memory 23f is added to the head address of the symbol check data table 42 of FIG. 7, and the address after the addition is written to the address memory 23d (S55). The value stored in the address stored in the address memory 23d is compared with the value in the right symbol memory 23c (S56). If the two values are equal (S56: Yes), since the reach state is reached, the process proceeds to S61.

  On the other hand, if the two values are not equal (S56: No), 3 is added to the contents of the address memory 23d (S57), and the address stored in the address memory 23d is configured in units of 3 bytes in the symbol check data table 42. Point to the next set of data. If the value of the comparison number counter 23e is decremented by 1 (S58) and the value of the comparison number counter 23e after the subtraction is not “0” (S59: No), the next reach state should be checked (FIG. 5A). ) And (b)), the process proceeds to S56. On the other hand, if the value of the comparison counter 23e after the subtraction is “0” (S59: Yes), all the comparisons in the reach state have been completed, and therefore, the pattern of the stop symbol in this case is determined to be an out-of-reach pattern. can do. Therefore, “0” indicating a non-reach pattern is written in the stop symbol pattern memory 23h, and this stop symbol pattern check process is terminated.

  In the process of S61 determined to be the reach state, after adding 1 to the contents of the address memory 23d (S61), the value stored in the address stored in the address memory 23d after the addition is written to the search offset value memory 23f ( S62). Further, after 1 is added to the contents of the address memory 23d (S61), the value stored at the address stored in the address memory 23d after the addition is written into the table start offset value memory 23g (S64). As a result, the second search offset value in the reach state is stored in the search offset value memory 23f, and the table start offset value is stored in the table start offset value memory 23g.

  The second search offset value stored in the search offset value memory 23f is an offset value of the stop symbol pattern table 43 divided into four according to the reach state. Therefore, when the second search offset value is “0”, a stop symbol pattern in the horizontal line reach state with the non-specific symbol is searched, and when “20”, the stop in the horizontal line reach state with the specific symbol is searched. The pattern of the symbol is searched. When “40”, the pattern of the stop symbol in the right-up line double reach state is searched for the non-specific symbol, and when “60”, the right-up line double reach of the specific symbol is searched. The pattern of the stop symbol in the state is searched. Therefore, in the process of S65, the value of the search offset value memory 23f is added to the head address of the stop symbol pattern table 43 of FIG. 8, and the address after the addition is written to the address memory 23d (S65). Of the stopped symbol pattern table 43 divided into four according to the mode, the head address of the corresponding reach state table is stored in the address memory 23d.

  The value of the middle symbol memory 23b is loaded into the B register (S66), and the value of the table start offset value memory 23g written in the process of S64 is subtracted from the value of the B register (S67). If the value of the B register is negative as a result of the subtraction (S68: Yes), 20 which is the number of data of one division of the stop symbol pattern table 43 divided into four is added to the value of the B register ( S69), the value of the B register is corrected. On the other hand, if the value of the B register is not negative as a result of the subtraction (S68: No), the process of S69 is skipped and the process proceeds to S70.

  The value of this B register is used as an offset value and added to the contents of the address memory 23d that stores the start address of the corresponding reach state table among the stop symbol pattern table 43 divided into four according to the reach state mode ( S70). The value stored in the address stored in the address memory 23d after the addition is written to the stop symbol pattern memory 23h as stop symbol pattern data (S71), and the stop symbol pattern check process is terminated.

  As described above, according to the stop symbol pattern check process of the present embodiment, the stop symbol pattern can be determined using the small symbol stop symbol pattern table 43, so that it is mounted on the main control board C of the pachinko machine P accordingly. The total capacity of the control program including the data to be processed can be reduced.

  Further, among the stop symbol pattern table 43 divided into four, the distinction between the reference table in the single reach state and the reference table in the double reach state is performed by the second offset value, that is, the single reach state. The pachinko that can generate both the single reach state and the double reach state can be determined by distinguishing only the data stored in the table without distinguishing between the double reach state and the double reach state. The stop symbol pattern check process can be shared by the machine P and the pachinko machine that can generate only the single reach state.

  Specifically, in the variable display in which the three virtual symbol reels 3a to 3c shown in FIG. 3 are vertically scrolled in the display area divided into three parts in the left, middle, and right vertical directions, FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, when three symbols are displayed in the vertical direction, a reach state is reached with five hit lines 31-35. As shown in FIG. 13B, when two symbols are displayed in the vertical direction, the two hit lines 51 and 52 reach a reach state, and as shown in FIG. When one symbol is displayed, the reach state is reached by one hit line 61. According to the arrangement of the virtual symbol reels 3a to 3c of the present embodiment, both the single reach state and the double reach state can occur in the case of FIG. 13 (a), and FIGS. 13 (b) and 13 (c). In some cases, only a single reach state can occur, but according to this stop symbol pattern check process, any pachinko machine shown in FIGS. 13 (a) to (c) can be changed without changing the program. It can be used simply by changing the table data.

  The present invention has been described based on the embodiments. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various improvements and modifications can be easily made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It can be guessed.

  For example, in the present embodiment, the stop symbol pattern table 43 for storing the stop symbol pattern is divided into four reach modes, but the table 43 is divided into modes other than four or reached. You may make it classify according to aspects other than the aspect of a state. Moreover, although the present Example demonstrated using the pachinko machine P which can generate | occur | produce a single reach state and a double reach state simultaneously, the pachinko machine P which can also generate | occur | produce a triple line reach state besides these reach states You may make it use for.

  You may implement this invention in the pachinko machine etc. of a different type from the said Example. For example, once a big hit, a pachinko machine (commonly known as a two-time right, a three-time right, etc.) that increases the expected value of the big hit until a big hit state occurs (for example, twice or three times). May also be implemented. Moreover, after the jackpot symbol is displayed, it may be implemented as a pachinko machine that enters a special game state on the condition that a ball is awarded in a predetermined area. Further, in addition to the pachinko machine, the game machine may be implemented as various game machines such as an alepatchi, a sparrow ball, a slot machine, a game machine in which a so-called pachinko machine and a slot machine are integrated.

  In the slot machine, for example, a symbol is changed by operating a control lever in a state where a symbol effective line is determined by inserting coins, and a symbol is stopped and confirmed by operating a stop button. Is. Therefore, the basic concept of the slot machine is that “a variable display means for confirming and displaying a symbol after a symbol string composed of a plurality of symbols is displayed in a variable manner, and the symbol resulting from the operation of the starting operation means (for example, an operating lever). The change of the symbol is stopped due to the operation of the operation means for stopping (for example, the stop button) or after a predetermined time has elapsed, and the fixed symbol at the time of the stop is a specific symbol Is a slot machine provided with a special game state generating means for generating a special game state advantageous to the player. In this case, the game medium is typically a coin, a medal or the like.

  In addition, as a specific example of a gaming machine in which a pachinko machine and a slot machine are integrated, a variable display means for displaying a symbol after a symbol string composed of a plurality of symbols is displayed, and a handle for launching a ball is provided. What is not provided. In this case, after throwing a predetermined amount of spheres based on a predetermined operation (button operation), for example, the change of the symbol is started due to the operation of the operation lever, for example, due to the operation of the stop button, or With the passage of time, the fluctuation of the symbol is stopped, and a jackpot state advantageous to the player is generated on the condition that the confirmed symbol at the time of stoppage is a so-called jackpot symbol. A lot of balls are paid out.

  The modification of this invention is shown below. 2. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the special gaming state is generated when two or more pieces of identification information are stopped and displayed in a predetermined combination as a display result of the dynamic display. The two or more pieces of identification information have a reach state as a precursor state that can be stopped and displayed in a predetermined combination, and the display result table is divided according to the state of the reach state. A gaming machine 1 to play.

  The number of combinations of display results of two or more pieces of identification information is represented by the product of the number of states that one identification information can take and the number of states that other identification information can take. For example, if there are 20 possible states for one identification information (for example, 20 symbols) and 20 states for other identification information (for example, 20 symbols), the combination of the two The number is 20 × 20 = 400. Therefore, in order to extract the display result patterns for all dynamic displays, the display result patterns must be stored for the number of combinations, and a large amount of data is required. In game machines, the program capacity is limited, so a program that requires a large amount of data must be reduced in size, making it difficult to create the program. On the other hand, in the gaming machine 1, since the display result table is divided according to the state of the reach state, the number of patterns of the display result can be the number of the state of the reach state and the identification information that is stopped and displayed at the end. The product of the number of states. Therefore, the amount of data for storing the display result pattern can be reduced. In addition, as the form of reach, the reach form in a single line non-specific design (normal design), the reach form in a single line specific design (probability design), the reach form in a non-specific design that rises to the right of a double line, double line Examples include a reach mode with a specific symbol rising to the right.

  In the gaming machine 1, the special gaming state includes a first jackpot state that is advantageous for the player for a predetermined period, a gaming state that is advantageous for the player for a predetermined period, and a normal state after the advantageous gaming state ends. A second jackpot state in which the special gaming state is likely to occur, and the display result table includes a reach state that is a precursor state of the first jackpot state and a reach state that is a precursor state of the second jackpot state. A gaming machine 2 characterized by being classified according to a state. The first jackpot state corresponds to a jackpot based on a normal symbol, and the second jackpot state corresponds to a probability variation jackpot based on a probability variation symbol. Here, the probability variation jackpot is a jackpot where the probability of jackpot after the end of the jackpot state is higher than usual and the jackpot is likely to occur.

  In the gaming machine 1 or 2, the display result table is divided according to the number of appearances of the reach state. For example, the display result table is divided into a single reach state that is in a reach state on one line and a double reach state that is in a reach state on two lines at the same time. When this gaming machine 3 is combined with the gaming machine 2, the display result table is divided according to the number of reach states and the first or second jackpot state that can occur in the reach state. When two or more reach states appear at the same time and the jackpot states with different reach states can appear, the display result table is classified based on the reference reach state. As this reference, the direction in which the reach state is established (for example, upward) is used.

  A selection value (for example, a selection value for selecting one display result table to be referred to from among the divided display result tables (for example, stop symbol pattern table) in any one of the gaming machines or the gaming machines 1 to 3 according to claim 1. (Second search offset value) and an offset value (for example, a table start offset value) for reading a pattern of one display result from the display result table selected based on the selected value are associated with each code indicating identification information. The display control means is based on a code indicating one piece of identification information (for example, the right symbol) displayed as the display result of the dynamic display. , Determining a display result table to read and refer to the selected value from the reference table, and from the reference table Read the offset value, the gaming machine 4 based on the code indicating the offset value and other identifying information (e.g., middle symbol), and characterized in that to select the pattern of the display result.

  In the gaming machine 4, the display control means selects the pattern of the display result based on a difference between the offset value and a code indicating the other identification information (for example, middle symbol). Game machine 5. A display result comprising a reference table storing a selection value for selecting a display result table and an offset value for reading a pattern of one display result from the selected display result table, and referring to based on the selection value A table is selected, and a display result pattern is selected based on the difference between the offset value and a code indicating other identification information. That is, the display result pattern is selected based on the code indicating the identification information displayed as the display result of the dynamic display and each value stored in the reference table. Therefore, the display mode of the dynamic display can be changed by changing the data of the reference table without changing the algorithm of the program. That is, the design of the display mode of the dynamic display can be easily changed by changing the data of the reference table.

  In the gaming machine 5, when the difference between the offset value and the code indicating the other identification information (for example, the middle symbol) becomes negative, the display control means adds the other difference to the negative difference. The gaming machine 6 is characterized in that the number of states that can be taken by the identification information is added, and the display result pattern is selected based on the addition result.

  The gaming machine according to claim 1 or any one of the gaming machines 1 to 6, wherein the gaming machine is a pachinko machine. Above all, the basic configuration of a pachinko machine is equipped with an operation handle, and in response to the operation of the operation handle, a ball is launched into a predetermined game area, and the ball is awarded to an operating port arranged at a predetermined position in the game area. As a necessary condition (or passing through the working port), the identification information variably displayed on the display means is determined and stopped after a predetermined time. Further, at the time of outputting the special gaming state, a variable winning device (specific winning opening) disposed at a predetermined position in the gaming area is opened in a predetermined manner so that a ball can be won, and a value corresponding to the number of winnings is obtained. Examples include values to which value (including information written on a magnetic card as well as premium balls) is given.

  2. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the gaming machine is a slot machine. Above all, the basic configuration of the slot machine is “variable display means for confirming and displaying the identification information after variably displaying the identification information string composed of a plurality of identification information, and resulting from the operation of the starting operation means (for example, the operation lever) Alternatively, when a predetermined time elapses, the fluctuation of the identification information is stopped, and a special gaming state advantageous to the player is output on the condition that the fixed identification information at the time of the stop is the specific identification information. A gaming machine provided with a special gaming state output means. In this case, examples of the game media include coins and medals.

  The gaming machine 9 according to claim 1, wherein the gaming machine is a fusion of a pachinko machine and a slot machine. Among them, the basic configuration of the fused gaming machine includes “a variable display means for confirming and displaying identification information after variably displaying an identification information string composed of a plurality of identification information, and a starting operation means (for example, an operation lever). The variation of the identification information is started due to the operation, the variation of the identification information is stopped due to the operation of the operation means for stop (for example, the stop button) or after a predetermined time has passed, and the confirmation at the time of the stop is confirmed. Special game state output means for outputting a special game state advantageous to the player on the condition that the identification information is specific identification information, and using a ball as a game medium, and at the time of starting the variation of the identification information Is a gaming machine that requires a predetermined number of balls and is configured so that a large number of balls are paid out when the special gaming state is output.

3. Liquid crystal display (LCD) (display means)
21 MPU (display control means)
23 RAM
23a Left symbol memory 23b Middle symbol memory 23c Right symbol memory 41 Symbol check offset table 42 Symbol check data table 43 Stop symbol pattern table (display result table)
C Main control board P Pachinko machine (game machine)

Claims (1)

Specially provided with a display means for dynamically displaying identification information such as symbols, etc., and giving a predetermined game value to a player when the dynamic display of identification information performed by the display means derives a predetermined display result In a gaming machine that generates a gaming state,
A display result table for storing a plurality of display result patterns of the dynamic display;
Display control means for reading one pattern out of a plurality of display result patterns stored in the display result table and causing the display means to perform the dynamic display based on the read display result pattern And
The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the display result table is divided according to a display mode of the dynamic display.

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