JP2010172505A - Game device, method for controlling the game device, and control program for the game device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide: a game device that can promote a player's eagerness for playing; a method for controlling the game device; and a control program for the game device. <P>SOLUTION: The game device includes: a control part for performing the processing of a game based on a program stored in a memory; an information medium storing part for storing a plurality of information media; an information medium-mounting-and-discharging part where the information medium stored in the information medium storing part is mounted and the information medium is discharged; and a discharged medium information read part for reading the medium information which is the information accompanied by the information medium mounted to the information medium-mounting-and-discharging part. The control part reads the medium information of the information medium mounted to the information medium-mounting-and-discharging part by the discharged medium information read part, and the contents of a game are determined based on the record medium information read by the discharged medium information read part. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a game device, a game device control method, and a game device control program, and in particular, a game device provided by ejecting a new information medium in accordance with the execution of the game and paying it out to a game player. It is about.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, game devices using various information media are widely known as play items for executing a game. For example, a paper card (trading card) in which ID information is printed as a barcode, or means for transmitting / receiving ID information. A game apparatus using a small figure (small doll imitating a person, a robot, a monster, etc.) incorporating an RF-ID chip is put into practical use.

  As such a game device, for example, a storage medium for a game machine in which a barcode is printed on a card is placed on, inserted into, or passed through a reading unit of the game device, so that the barcode is read and recorded on the storage medium. 2. Description of the Related Art A game device that plays a game by reading information that has been read is known. For example, dinosaurs, insects and monsters stored in each card, and weapons and tricks that change the abilities of those various characters are read, and the player can select various combinations that have correlations for each combination, such as There has been proposed a game device that selects a goo, a choki, or a par and decides whether to win or lose (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In such a game apparatus, it is possible for players to play against each other, or for one player to play against a computer.

  Generally, there are tens to hundreds of types of cards as play items used in game devices, and among them, the progress of the game can be developed very advantageously compared to other play items. There are play items that are highly popular among players, such as those having such powerful abilities and those that are rarely distributed (called “rare items (rare cards)”, etc.). For example, in the case of a card, there are a common card that is a normal card, an uncommon card that is slightly more rare (less distributed), and a rare card that is extremely rare, and their circulation volume. However, for example, a ratio of 10 uncommon cards and 1 rare card to 100 common cards is set. In addition, unlike a normal card, a card with a high degree of rarity may have a card name printed with foil stamping, a glossy finish on the card surface, or a hologram finish. The player digests the game, that is, when the card discharged by playing the game is strong or rare, the player feels great joy, and the card itself There are also players who are aiming to collect them.

  In addition, as such a game apparatus, for example, the item information stored in the discharge order information including the item discharge order and item information and the discharge item information reading unit that reads the item information recorded in the item are read. A game apparatus that compares item information and performs processing based on the comparison result has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

  On the other hand, as a capsule vending machine in which capsules are discharged randomly, a detection unit that detects whether or not capsules discharged in a randomly selected order are predetermined capsules, and a predetermined capsule is detected by the detection unit. There has been proposed a capsule vending machine provided with a notification means for notifying that it has been detected (see, for example, Patent Document 3).

JP 2008-246149 A JP 2008-161479 A JP 2006-268247 A

  However, in the game devices described in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, since the game contents during the game and the items (information medium) discharged after the game are not related, they are loaded when the items are discharged. There is a problem that it is not possible to make an effective presentation corresponding to the item being played during the game. In addition, the capsule vending machine described in Patent Document 3 is a simple vending machine having no game elements, and the items to be paid out do not include various media information for use in the game. It is not possible to perform more than “winning” and “out” effects without performing the effects corresponding to the items loaded at the time of discharge.

  The present invention has been made in consideration of the above points, and proposes a game apparatus, a game apparatus control method, and a game apparatus control program that can increase the player's willingness to play.

  In order to solve such a problem, in the present invention, a game device, a control unit that executes a game process based on a program stored in a memory, an information medium storage unit that stores a plurality of information media, The information medium stored in the information medium storage unit is loaded, the information medium discharge unit for discharging the information medium, and the medium information which is information attached to the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit A discharge medium information reading unit for reading, and the control unit reads the medium information of the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit by the discharge medium information reading unit, and is read by the discharge medium information reading unit. The contents of the game are determined based on the medium information.

  In the present invention, a control unit that executes a game process based on a program stored in a memory, an information medium discharge unit that is loaded with a predetermined number of information media and discharges the information medium, and the information medium And a discharge information medium information reading unit that reads information medium information that is information of the information medium loaded in the discharge unit, wherein the control unit is loaded in the information medium discharge unit. The first step of reading the information medium information of the information medium by the discharge information medium information reading unit, and the control unit based on the information medium information read by the discharge information medium information reading unit And a second step of determining the content of the game to be provided.

  Furthermore, in the present invention, a control unit that executes a game process based on a program stored in a memory, and an information medium discharge unit that is loaded with a predetermined number of information media and discharges the information medium And the information loaded in the information medium discharge unit for a game device having a discharge information medium information reading unit that reads information medium information that is information of the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit Based on the first step of reading the medium information of the medium by the discharge information medium information reading unit and the medium information read by the discharge information medium information reading unit, the content of the game to be provided to the player is determined. 2 steps are executed.

  Accordingly, since the game apparatus can recognize the medium information (information) of the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit read by the discharge medium information reading unit (discharge information medium information reading unit), The content can be related to the information medium (item) discharged after the game, and when the information medium (item) is discharged, an effective presentation corresponding to the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit is being played. Can be done.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to realize a game device, a game method, and a game device control program that can increase the player's willingness to play.

It is a front view which shows the whole structure of the game device which shows embodiment of this invention. In the game device shown in FIG. 1, it is a front view which shows the state which open | released the front door. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the card discharge apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention, and a card set. It is a figure which shows an example of the card information which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a block diagram showing the control system of the game device concerning the embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure explaining the structural example about the game progress control program which controls the game device which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of control of the game in the game device which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the card information which concerns on the 2nd-5th embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of control of the game in the game device which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart explaining the flow of control of the game in the game device which concerns on the 3rd-5th embodiment of this invention. In the game device shown in a 4th embodiment, it is a front view showing the state where the front door was opened. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of the shuffle part in the game device shown in 5th Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited thereby.

(1) 1st Embodiment FIG. 1: is a front view which shows the whole structure of the game device 1 which is the 1st Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which the front door 8 at the lower part of the game apparatus 1 is opened in the game apparatus 1. In the following description, a case will be described in which the present invention is applied to the game apparatus 1 that makes a specified dish by causing a player to perform a predetermined operation. In such a game apparatus 1, it is possible for one player to make a dish, or for players to fight each other with a dish.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the game apparatus 1 includes a panel 3 on which a game name and the like are drawn on the front upper portion of the housing 2. A display 4 is provided for displaying an image of cooking or the like. An operation table 5 protruding to the front side of the housing 2 is provided at the lower part of the display 4. Three operation buttons 6 a, 6 b, 6 c and 6 d, 6 e, arranged on the left and right on the operation table 5, are provided. 6f. The three operation buttons 6a, 6b, and 6c arranged on the left side are buttons that the player operates when playing a game alone, and the three operation buttons 6d, 6e, and 6f on the right side are 2 This button is operated by the second player when playing a game with a person. These three left and right operation buttons 6a, 6b, 6c and 6d, 6e, 6f are selected according to the display 4, so that 6b and 6e are "red", 6c and 6d are "yellow", 6a and 6f Is the “blue” button. For example, the display 4 is displayed as “determine” by the “red” button and cancel by the “yellow” button.

  In the center of the operation table 5, a card reader 7 serving as a card information reading unit for reading card information recorded on a card which is an information medium which is a play item used in the game in the embodiment is arranged.

  A front door 8 that can be opened to the front side of the housing 2 by a hinge mechanism is disposed at the lower portion of the housing 2. A coin selector 9 having a coin insertion slot 10 is arranged on the upper left side of the front door 8, and a coin box 13 for storing coins inserted from the coin insertion slot 10 is arranged below the coin selector 9. ing. On the upper right side of the front door 8, a speaker 11 that emits effect sound, guidance sound for game progress, error sound, and the like is disposed.

  In the lower center of the front door 8, there is provided a card payout opening 12 for paying out a card that is a play item given to the player. In the present embodiment, the game apparatus 1 starts the game when a predetermined coin (for example, a 100 yen coin) is inserted from the player via the coin insertion slot 10, and the card payout slot when the game ends. Pay out a new card from 12

  FIG. 2 is a front view showing the internal structure of the game apparatus 1 shown in FIG. 1 with the front door 8 opened. An input / output control board 14 having a function of controlling input / output to a CPU (microcomputer) that centrally controls the overall operation of the game apparatus 1 is attached to the upper part of the inside of the housing 2 where the front door is opened. The input / output control board 14 is connected to a power switch 15, a volume output adjustment and other various adjustment knobs.

  A card discharge device 16 that is an item discharge unit in the present embodiment is disposed in the center of the inside of the housing 2 where the front door is opened. The card (information medium) discharge device 16 is loaded with a cylindrical card (information medium) storage portion 16a for loading a discharged card and a card (information medium) for discharging the card to the card payout port 12 of the front door 8. A discharge portion 16b is formed. In addition, a main control board (control unit) 17 that is a CPU (microcomputer) part that centrally controls the overall operation of the game progress is arranged on the right side plate inside the housing 2 with the front door opened.

  FIG. 3 shows the card discharge device 16 shown in FIG. 2 and a card set (information medium set) 22 composed of a large number of cards (information media) 20 loaded in the card storage portion 16a of the card discharge device 16. It is a perspective view.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the card ejection device 16 has an inner shape slightly larger than the outer shape of the card 20, and is formed in a cylindrical card storage portion 16 a in which the card set 22 is loaded, and a lower front portion. The card loading / discharging unit 16b for discharging the lowermost cards 20 of the card set 22 stacked and loaded in the card storing unit 16a one by one to the front side, and the stock of the card set 22 stored in the card storing unit 16a An opening 16c formed on the front plate of the card storage portion 16a is provided so that the situation can be visually confirmed. The card loading / discharging unit 16b disposed on the bottom surface of the card storage unit 16a of the card discharging device 16 includes a portion facing the card information (medium information) 21 recorded on the currently loaded card 20 and the card 20. In order to discharge the card 20, an opening 16 d is formed in which a not-shown discharge roller abuts against the lower surface of the card 20.

  Below the card discharge device 16, a reading sensor 18 serving as a discharge medium information reading unit (discharge information medium information reading unit) that reads the card information 21 recorded on the card 20 through the opening 16d on the bottom surface is disposed. ing. As the reading sensor 18, a sensor equivalent to the sensor used in the card reader 7 disposed on the operation panel 5 can be used.

  In the present embodiment, the card set 22 includes, for example, a set of 50 cards 20 including a card group of 15 types of cards 20. Card information 21 is recorded in each card 20, and the card information 21 is printed on the back surface of the card 20 as a code pattern that can be expressed by a binary number having a predetermined number of digits, for example. As such a code pattern, for example, a well-known belt-like barcode, a two-dimensional barcode such as a stack type or a matrix type, or the like can be used. In this embodiment, an example of a belt-like bar code is described. For example, information recorded on a play item (information medium) to be paid out, such as a magnetic code or an electronic tag, and any information that can be read can be used. The present invention can be applied to the game device according to the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 4, in the present embodiment, the card information 21 includes a card identification code that identifies the type of the card 20. In the present embodiment, the card information 21 that is a card identification code includes, for example, a “card ID” code 21A, a “type” code 21B, a “cooking name” code 21C, an “attribute” code 21D, and a “cooking type” code. 21E, “difficulty” code 21F, and “rareness” code 21G are stored.

  The “card ID” code 21 </ b> A is a code indicating an identifier associated with the dish of each card 20. The “type” code 21B is a code indicating whether the card 20 is a main dish as a main card or a dish such as a side or dessert as a sub card. The “cooking name” code 21 </ b> C is a code indicating the cooking name of the card 20. The “attribute” code 21D is a code indicating whether the food on the card 20 is Japanese, Western, Chinese or the like. The “cooking type” code 21E is a course made up of a plurality of types of dishes, such as a type of dish on the card 20, for example, a handful, a pottery dish, a pot, a confectionery. It is a code indicating such as.

  The “difficulty” code 21 </ b> F is a code indicating how difficult the cooking of the card 20 is. For example, “S” indicates the highest difficulty level, “A” indicates the next highest difficulty level, “B” indicates the next highest difficulty level, and “C” indicates the lowest difficulty level. Four levels of difficulty are set. The “rareness” code 21G is a code corresponding to the rarity set for each card 20. For example, in the present embodiment, a super rare card (SR) having the highest rarity, and then the rarity Four levels of rarity are set: the rare card (R), the uncommon card (U), which has the highest rarity level, and the common card (C), which is the normal card with the lowest rarity level. In this embodiment, “difficulty” and “rareness” are associated with each other, but it is not always necessary to correspond. In the following text, all cards are described as being classified as either rare (rare, super rare, legend, high grade, etc.) or non-rare (uncommon, common, normal, etc.). For example, “super rare” is also treated as a kind of rare.

  In FIG. 3, for example, a card set 22 composed of 50 cards 20 includes three types of super rare cards (SR1 to SR3), one type of rare card (R1), and three types of uncommon cards (U1 to U3). The remaining 8 types of common cards (C1 to C8) are enclosed at a ratio corresponding to each rarity (rareness), and are configured as a set of a total of 50 cards.

  FIG. 5 shows an example of a block diagram of a control system that controls the operation of the game apparatus 1. The main control board 17 includes a CPU 31, a ROM 32 which is a read-only storage unit (memory), a RAM 33 which is a readable / writable storage unit serving as various processing areas of the CPU 31, an input / output interface 34, a sound circuit 35, a video display circuit 36, and the like. It is comprised from the control board which has. In the ROM 32 and the RAM 33, a game progress control program for controlling the progress of the game when the game is executed by the player, and an attribute set in advance for each card 20 that can be used when the game is executed by the player. Information (such as parameters) is stored.

  The input / output interface 34 is connected to the card reader 7, the card ejection device 16, the reading sensor 18 that reads the card information 21 of the card 20 to be ejected, the operation buttons 6a to 6f, the external communication network 19, and the like.

  The sound circuit 35 is connected to the speaker 11 that outputs sound corresponding to various images displayed on the display 4 via the input / output control board 14. The ROM 32 also stores audio data and an audio output control program for outputting the audio data to the speaker 11. The video display circuit 36 causes the display 4 to display an image selected by a control signal from the CPU 31.

  Next, a configuration of software that is stored in the ROM 32 and the RAM 33 of the game apparatus 1 illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 5 and that controls the progress of the game of the game apparatus 1 will be described. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the program configuration of the game progress control program P that controls the game progress of the game apparatus 1.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the game progress control program P includes a main control program part P1, an input / output control program part P2, a game process control program part P3, an image control program part P4, and a sound output control program part P5. Yes.

  The main control program part P1 is composed of a program that controls the operation of the game apparatus 1 in an integrated manner and subprograms that are required for the overall control. The main control program unit P1 includes subprograms such as a main control program P1a, an input signal analysis program P1b, a game execution permission program P1c, and a communication control program P1d.

  The main control program P1a is a program that is executed after the game apparatus 1 is turned on and controls the overall flow of the game progress. The main control program P1a includes a program for initializing a work area in the RAM 33 used for calculation processing of the program when the power of the game apparatus 1 is turned on, and a display serving as a display unit when the power is turned on. 4 includes an initialization screen, for example, an initial screen display program for displaying a game title name and the like.

  When an input signal from the card reader 7, the operation buttons 6a to 6f or the like is input, the input signal analysis program P1b performs analysis processing of the input signal (interrupt signal or the like) and processing corresponding to the input signal. It is a program that performs processing for transferring control to a subprogram. For example, when the player presses the operation buttons 6a to 6c and the signal is input, the input signal analysis program P1b analyzes the type of the signal. Then, the main control program P1a executes a program for displaying an animation image (object image) for creating a dish that is the main part of the game progress, and displays an animation image (moving image) indicating the game situation on the display 4 for a predetermined time. Display and control to make the game progress.

  The game execution permission program P1c is a process of counting the number (number) of coins inserted by the player into the coin insertion slot 10 of the coin selector 9 and storing the number of inserted coins, that is, coin storage that allocates the number of inserted coins as a game fee. This is a program that performs a process of determining the number, a process of determining whether or not this coin storage number satisfies a game fee (credit) of one game, and the like. Then, the game execution permission program P1c performs processing for permitting the execution of the game when the number of coins stored (the number of inserted coins) satisfies the game fee of one game. Further, the game execution permission program P1c performs a process of displaying the required number of coin insertions on the display 4 when the game fee for one game is not satisfied.

  The communication control program P1d is a program for connecting to an external communication network 19 or the like and performing data communication with another game device or the like when the player battles with a player who operates another game device or the like.

  The input / output control program unit P2 includes a program for performing predetermined processing based on input signals from the operation buttons 6a to 6f, the card reader 7 and the reading sensor 18 connected to the input / output interface 104, and the card reader 7 And a program for controlling the operation of the card ejection device 16 and the like. As shown in FIG. 6, the input / output control program unit P2 includes subprograms such as a card information reading program P2a, a game process determination program P2b, and a card payout device control program P2c.

  The card information reading program P2a performs a process of reading the card information 21 recorded (printed) on the card 20 to be discharged next by the sensor of the discharge card reading sensor 18 and storing it in the RAM 33 when playing the game. It is a program to be performed. The game processing determination program P2b determines the content of the game to be provided to the player based on the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33.

  The card discharge device control program P2c is a program for performing control for paying out one new card 20 to the player when the game is over, for example, based on the control of the main control program P1a. As for the new card 20 to be paid out, the lowest card set 22 loaded in the card discharge device 16 is paid out as a discharge card (play item). The newly paid out card 20 becomes a card owned by the player by being discharged from the casing.

  When the process of storing the card information 21 in the RAM 33 is completed, the game process control program unit P3 starts the game based on the card information 21, and controls according to the operation of the operation buttons 6a to 6f and the battle game ends. It is composed of a program that performs determination of the result when it is performed. As shown in FIG. 6, the game process control program part P3 includes subprograms such as a game process progress control program P3a and a game process result determination program P3b.

  The game in the present embodiment is a content on the theme of cooking, and the card 20 to be discharged has, for example, a cooking name or a pattern relating to cooking on the front surface, and the ingredients used on the back surface, each of the ingredients The cooking method called recipes, such as a quantity and a cooking procedure, are described. Each dish is managed in association with the “card ID” code 21A, and for each card ID, the cooking process work for preparing the dish corresponding to the card ID, the difficulty level of each process work, etc. are set. ing. The cooking process work of each type of card ID, the difficulty level of each process work, and the like are associated with each card ID and stored in the ROM 32 in advance. The player completes the designated dish by clearing the game in each cooking process operation.

  The image control program unit P4 is configured by a program that outputs various effect images to the display 4 based on the control of each program of the main control program unit P1, the input / output program unit P2, and the game processing control program unit P3. . The image control program unit P4 includes an initial screen control program P4a, a preparation screen control program P4b, a card ejection screen control program P4c, a game processing preparation screen control program P4d, a game processing screen control program P4e, a game processing result screen control program P4f, Subprograms such as a game end screen control program P4g are provided.

  The audio output control program unit P5 is a program that outputs audio from the speaker 11 based on the control of each program such as the main control program unit P1, the input / output control program P2, and the game processing control program unit P3.

  The above-described program can be developed using a program development language such as C language. A program obtained by translating a source program developed in C language or the like into an object (machine language) program that can be executed by the CPU 31 is stored in the ROM 32 or an external storage device such as a hard disk device, CD-ROM, or DVD-ROM. . Various image data and audio data are also stored in these computer-readable recording media. When the power of the game apparatus 1 is turned on, these programs, image data, and audio data stored in the ROM 32 and the like are read into the RAM 33. When this program is executed, the game apparatus 1 is in a state where the game can be executed.

  Subsequently, the progress control of the game of the game apparatus 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described in the order of steps with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the game apparatus 1 is powered on, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the main control program P1a and the initial screen control program P4a, and displays the game apparatus 1 on the display 4 according to the game processing procedure RT1 shown in FIG. Processing for displaying an initial screen such as a game title and a game procedure is performed (SP1). As a result, the game apparatus 1 enters a state of waiting for the insertion of coins or the like, which is a fee for executing the game by the player.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 detects that the coin is inserted into the coin insertion slot 10 of the coin selector 9, the coin detection sensor installed in the coin selector 9 is inserted, and the detection signal is input. When input to the main control board 17 of the game apparatus 1 via the output interface 34, the input signal analysis program P1b is executed to analyze the type of the input signal. When the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines that the type of the input signal is a coin insertion signal, the game execution permission program P1c is executed, and the coin inserted into the coin selector 9 by the player is a game fee for one game. It is determined whether or not a credit (for example, 100 yen) is satisfied.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 permits the execution of the game when a coin capable of executing one game is inserted. Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a process of permitting the operation buttons 6a to 6f to be operated, a process of permitting the operation buttons 6a to 6f to be lit, and the like. Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the preparation screen control program P4b and performs a process of displaying the next operation procedure on the display 4. Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 waits for the player to perform an operation of pressing any one of the operation buttons 6 a to 6 f in accordance with the procedure displayed on the display 4. Then, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 starts the game when the player presses any of the operation buttons 6a to 6f (SP2). For example, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 causes the display 4 to display an effect that a girl as a player changes into an apron as preparation for cooking at the start of the game.

  The CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes a preparation screen control program P4b, and performs a process of displaying on the display 4 a guidance screen that allows the player to select whether to play for one person or two. You may do it. The player uses the operation buttons 6a to 6f to select one or two persons according to the guidance displayed on the display 4.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card information reading program P2a to detect information on the information medium loaded in the information medium loading and discharging unit, for example, by the reading sensor 18 that reads the information on the discharged card. Then, the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next is read and stored in the RAM 33 (SP3).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process determination program P2b to determine the game based on the detected information. For example, the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is used. A game of cooking process work for creating a corresponding dish is determined as a game played by the player (SP4). For example, when the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is “2”, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 plays a cooking process work game for creating a dish of “hamburg steak”. Will be determined as a game to be played.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a to perform the game process, for example, a cooking process work game for creating a dish corresponding to the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21. Start (SP5). For example, when the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines that the game of the cooking process of creating “hamburg steak” as a game performed by the player, the CPU 31 mixes and mixes the measured ingredients with a game for measuring appropriate amounts of various ingredients. Control is performed so that the player plays a game, a game of baking the squeezed ingredients.

  In this case, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 displays, for example, a predetermined bar that moves up and down for each ingredient on the display 4 as a game for measuring an appropriate amount of various ingredients. The player is caused to play a game that is stopped by the operation of 6a to 6c. Further, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 causes the player to play a game in which the player's operation buttons 6a to 6c are pressed at a predetermined timing as a game in which the measured ingredients are mixed and kneaded. Further, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 increases or weakens the heating power for baking the kneaded food by, for example, continuously pressing the operation buttons 6a to 6c of the player as a game for baking the kneaded food. Have the player play the game.

  Subsequently, when the above game is over, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game processing determination result program P3b and clears the above game, or the game is over without being able to clear the above game. In this case, the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 are executed to perform the payout appearance processing. For example, an effect image corresponding to the card 20 to be paid out is displayed on the display 4, and the sound effect is output from the speaker 11. And the card discharge device control program P2c is executed to perform the payout process. For example, the card to be discharged next, that is, the card 20 loaded in the card loading / discharging unit 16b is loaded from the card payout opening 12. Payout (SP6).

  In addition, the production by video and audio at the time of payout of the card 20 is “Yomigana production” that reads out the card name of that type for all cards for children who cannot read hiragana or katakana according to the card information 21, Rare cards with a high degree of rarity (super rare cards, rare cards, high-grade cards, legend cards, etc.) “Congratulations production”, “Usage explanation production” for producing according to the “Cooking name” code 21C of the card information 21, etc., and payout when there is a different production depending on the read card information 21 or specific item information It may be configured to be performed only occasionally.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image on the display 4, and thereafter ends the game processing procedure RT1 shown in FIG. 7 (SP7).

  In this way, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, the card information 21 of the card 20 currently loaded (to be discharged next) in the card discharge apparatus 16 by the reading sensor 18 that reads the information of the discharge card. Is stored in the RAM 33, and a game of cooking process work for preparing a dish corresponding to the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is determined as a game to be performed by the player.

  Therefore, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next read by the reading sensor 18 can be recognized on the game apparatus 1 side, so that the contents of the game during the game, The card 20 discharged after the game can be related. Specifically, the hamburger steak card can be discharged after playing the contents for making "hamburger steak" in the game. In addition, when the card 20 loaded in the card ejecting device 16 is ejected, such as outputting a voice and an image saying “Hamburg steak is done!”, The dish created by the player during the game as a play result is the card. As a result, an effective performance corresponding to the card 20 loaded in the card ejection device 16 can be performed during the game and when the card is ejected.

  For example, when the card 20 discharged after the game is a super rare card, when the card 20 is discharged, the card 20 is displayed on the display 4 together with a voice such as “Congratulations!“ French full course ”of the super rare card is hit”. It is possible to perform an effective presentation such as displaying the video or the like. Moreover, as an example other than the effect relating to the rarity level, for example, if the card 20 to be discharged is a card that is somewhat difficult to use, an advice effect on how to effectively use the card in the game is given. For example, if the game content is magical and the dress-up game is to enjoy various combinations of clothes, it is possible to produce an effect that suggests a combination (fashion coordination) suitable for the clothes.

  In addition, even when a play item (information medium) other than the card 20 is used, for example, when items on a box are loaded in the vertical or horizontal direction and sequentially discharged, they are attached to the discharged item (information medium). The present invention can be implemented as long as the game apparatus 1 can read the stored medium information.

(2) Second Embodiment The game apparatus 1 according to the second embodiment will be described with respect to a case where it is applied to a card game in which various dinosaurs fight using various techniques. About a structure and software structure, it is the same as that of the game device 1 in 1st Embodiment shown in FIGS. 1-3, FIG. 5, FIG.

  In this case, for the three left and right operation buttons 6a, 6b, 6c and 6d, 6e, 6f, 6j and 6e are “goo”, 6c and 6d are “choki”, 6a 6f is a button for selecting “PAR”.

  In addition, as a preparatory operation before the battle, the player uses a card 20 such as a dinosaur character card (dinosaur card) as a main card used in this game and a technique card (striking, pinching, throwing) as a sub card. The card information 21 can be read on the game apparatus 1 side by scanning through the card reader 7.

  As shown in FIG. 8, in the present embodiment, the card information 21 that is a card identification code includes, for example, a “card ID” code 21H, a “type” code 21I, a “dinosaur / technical name” code 21J, and “attributes”. "Code 21K", "Janken" code 21L, "Battle type" code 21M, "Tsuyoshi" code 21N, and "Rarity" code 21O are stored.

  The “card ID” code 21A is a code indicating an identifier associated with the dinosaur / skill of each card 20. The “type” code 21I is a code indicating whether the card 20 is a main card dinosaur card or a sub card technique card (whether a work or a super-work). In the present embodiment, the player can play a game by causing the card reader 5 of the game apparatus 1 to read one dinosaur card and up to three technique cards that can be arbitrarily added. The “dinosaur / technical name” code 21J is a code indicating the dinosaur name or technical name of the card 20. The “attribute” code 21K is a code indicating whether the attribute of the dinosaur / skill of the card 20 is flame, water, thunder, and the like. The “Janken” code 21L is a code indicating whether the attribute of the dinosaur / skill of the card 20 is “Goo”, “Choki”, or “Par”.

  The “battle type” code 21M is a code indicating whether the dinosaur of the card 20 is an attack type, a defense type, a quick attack type, or the like. The “goodness” code 21 is a code that indicates how strong the dinosaur / skill of the card 20 is by a parameter. The “rareness” code 21G is a code corresponding to the rarity set for each card 20. For example, in the present embodiment, the rare card (R) having the highest rarity level, and the rarity level next. Three levels of rarity are set: a high uncommon card (U) and a common card (C) which is a normal card with the lowest rarity.

  In the present embodiment, for example, a card set 22 composed of 27 types of cards 20 has 8 types of rare cards, 7 types of uncommon cards, and the remaining 12 types of common cards according to their rarity (rareness). It consists of a card group consisting of 50 cards that are randomly encapsulated at an enclosing rate.

  On the other hand, in the game processing control program part P3 in the present embodiment, the registration operation relating to the dinosaur card 20 and the technique card 20 selected by the player ends, and the main control program P1a controls the game control mode of the card game apparatus 1. Is set to “computer battle mode”, and is configured by a program that performs control according to the operation of the operation buttons 6a to 6f, determination of a result when the battle game with the computer is finished, and the like.

  In the game according to the present embodiment, the player selects the operation buttons 6a, 6b, and 6c to determine the hand of the janken (“Goo”, “Choki”, or “Par”), and the opponent (in this case, the player vs. the computer) ) And proceed with janken. In each battle, the player (or computer) who wins the Janken is given the right to attack the opponent, and the opponent deals damage according to the “goodness” of the attacking dinosaur card 20 and technique card 20. Can be given to. The attacked side reduces the “health” value according to the degree of attack received, and if one of the “health” values becomes 0 as a result of several battles, finish. Note that although the opponent here is an example of a computer, the game processing control program unit P3 is not limited to the case where the CPU 31 which is a computer plays the role of an opponent, a player who operates the same game apparatus 1, or communication The case where a battle is played with another player using another game apparatus 1 in another place by the network unit 19 is also included.

  When the main control program P1a sets the control mode of the game of the card game apparatus 1 to “battle mode”, the game process progress program P3a performs a process of counting a predetermined time (for example, 10 seconds) to prepare for the pre-match. The display 4 is controlled to display an image that counts down a predetermined time together with the animation image. The player selects the operation buttons 6a to 6b to 6c or 6d to 6e to 6f within the predetermined time, and determines a hand to play with janken. When the predetermined time has elapsed, the game processing result determination program P3b performs a process of determining the winner of the battle of that time based on the result of janken. The above processing is repeated until the “physical strength” value of the dinosaur card 20 operated by any player (or computer) becomes zero. In addition, in the case of a “tag battle” in which each player battles using a plurality of dinosaurs (specifically, two dinosaurs each), the battle is continued until the physical strength values of all the dinosaurs operated by each player become zero. Repeat.

  Subsequently, the progress control of the game of the game apparatus 1 according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described in the order of steps with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the power of the game apparatus 1 is turned on, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the main control program P1a and the initial screen control program P4a, and displays the game apparatus 1 on the display 4 according to the game processing procedure RT2 shown in FIG. Processing for displaying an initial screen such as a game title and a game procedure is performed (SP11). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the same process as step SP2 in the first embodiment described above, and starts the game (SP12).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card information reading program P2a to detect information on the information medium loaded in the information medium loading and discharging unit, for example, by the reading sensor 18 that reads the information on the discharged card. The card information 21 of the card 20 that is currently loaded in the card loading / discharging unit 16b and is to be discharged next is read and stored in the RAM 33 (SP13).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process determination program P2b to determine the game based on the detected information. For example, the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is used. A game to be played against the corresponding dinosaur is determined as a game played by the player (SP14). If the “card ID” code 21H is a technique, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines a game played against the dinosaur equipped with the technique as a game played by the player. For example, when the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is “2”, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines the game to be played against “dinosaur B” as the game played by the player. To do.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes a rare card determination program in the game process determination program P2b to check whether the degree of rarity of the attached information is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, for example, stored in the RAM 33 It is checked whether or not the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is a card having a predetermined value or more (for example, a rare card) (SP15). Then, when the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is not a card with a predetermined value or higher (SP15: NO), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 has a predetermined probability and a card dinosaur with a rarity of a predetermined value or higher. It is checked whether or not a special effect for performing an effect on the battle is set to “ON” (SP16).

  Then, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a when the special effect is not set to “ON”, that is, when the special effect is set to “OFF” (SP16: NO). Then, a game process is performed, for example, a game for playing against a dinosaur corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 is started (SP17).

  For example, when the special effect is set to “off” and the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is “9”, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 sets “rareness”. Since the code 21O is “common” and the rarity is not a card with a predetermined value or higher (for example, it is not a rare card), the process proceeds to step SP16, and since the special effect is set to “off”, the process proceeds to step SP17. It becomes.

  In this case, the player performs an operation of registering the card 20 used in the current game in the game apparatus 1. In accordance with the guidance displayed on the display 4, the player first passes the dinosaur card 20 serving as the main card through the card reader 7. When the dinosaur card 20 is passed through the card reader 7, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card information reading program P <b> 2 a and the card recorded (printed) on the card 20 passed through the card reader 7 by the player. The information 21 is read into the RAM 33 by the sensor of the card reader 7 and stored in the RAM 33.

  Further, when there is a technique card 20 to be used this time, the player sequentially performs an operation of passing the technique card 20 through the card reader 7. When the technique card 20 is passed through the card reader 7, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card information reading program P2a, and the card recorded (printed) on the card 20 passed through the card reader 7 by the player. Information 21 is read into the RAM 103 by the sensor of the card reader 7 and stored in the RAM 103. At this time, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the preparation screen control program P4b, and displays dinosaur and technique information, symbols, and the like on the display 4.

  Then, when the registration of all the cards 20 is completed, the player presses the operation buttons 6a to 6c. When the operation buttons 6a to 6c are pressed, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 ends the card 20 registration process.

  Subsequently, when the reading and registration of the card information 21 is completed, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 sets the game control mode of the game apparatus 1 to the “computer battle mode”, and then executes the game process progress program P3a, After counting the time (10 seconds in this embodiment), the game process preparation screen control program P4d is executed, and an image that counts down for 10 seconds is displayed on the display 4 together with the animation image for battle preparation. The player selects the operation buttons 6a to 6c or 6d to 6e within the predetermined time, and decides a hand to win by janken. When the predetermined time of 10 seconds elapses, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game processing result determination program P3b and determines the winner based on the result of janken.

  Subsequently, when the winner of one battle (Janken) is determined, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game processing screen control program P4e, and the dinosaur on the winner side of that battle attacks the dinosaur on the loser side. An animation image to be displayed is displayed on the display 4. Subsequently, when the display of one battle image is completed, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game processing result determination program P3b to determine whether or not the “physical strength” value of each player's dinosaur is zero. judge. If the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines that neither of the dinosaurs has a “physical strength” value of 0, the CPU 31 performs the next battle (Janken), and the “physical strength” of the dinosaur operated by the player or the computer. ”Is repeated until the value becomes“ 0 ”. On the other hand, if the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines that the “physical strength” value of any dinosaur has become 0, the player (computer) who has set the “physical strength” value of the opponent dinosaur to 0. As a game winner, the game process result screen control program P4f is then executed to display an image of the battle result on the display 4. That is, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines whether or not the player satisfies a predetermined condition.

  On the other hand, when the special effect is set to “ON” (SP16: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 checks whether or not the special effect is performed (SP18). The CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs the special effect with a predetermined probability. Then, when the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 does not perform the special effect (SP18: NO), it executes the game process progress program P3a to perform the game process. For example, the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 A game for playing against the dinosaur corresponding to is started (SP17). On the other hand, when performing the special effect (SP18: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 to perform the special effect process. In fact, even in a situation where a dinosaur with a rarity greater than or equal to a predetermined value (for example, a rare card) dinosaur is not discharged, an effect image indicating that the rarity is a battle with a dinosaur with a card with a rarity greater than or equal to a predetermined value is displayed on the display 4. Sound effects are emitted from the speaker 11 (SP19).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a to start a battle game against a dinosaur with a card having a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value (SP20). However, in this case, as checked in step SP15, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines that the currently loaded card 20 to be ejected is a card with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value (for example, a rare card or a special card). Therefore, since the card 20 of a card having a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value (for example, a rare card) cannot be discharged, the player is always defeated. For example, when the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 battles with a dinosaur whose card has a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value (for example, rare) due to a special effect, the dinosaur is 1.5 times as fast as normal. Set and play. In addition, even if the player wins the dinosaur, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a special effect such as a dinosaur trick or a natural disaster, and finally defeats the player. That is, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a game process in which the player always fails for a predetermined condition.

  In this way, the game apparatus 1 performs a special effect for playing against a dinosaur whose card has a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value with a predetermined probability, so that the card 20 whose rarity to be discharged next has a predetermined value or higher is not necessarily used. Even if it is not (for example, a rare card or a special rare card), a card dinosaur with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value appears according to a certain probability or condition, and the rarity of the card 20 to be discharged next is predetermined. Even when the card is not more than the value, it is possible to effectively prevent the player's motivation from being lowered.

  On the other hand, when the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 is a card in which the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is equal to or greater than a predetermined value (SP15: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 The sound output control program unit P5 is executed to perform special effect processing. For example, an effect image indicating that the battle is against a dinosaur with a card having a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is displayed on the display 4, and a sound effect is output from the speaker 11. Is released (SP21).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a to perform a game process in which the player wins, for example, starts a battle game with a dinosaur with a card with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value (SP22). . In this case, as checked in step SP15, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 is a card whose rarity of the card 20 to be discharged next is a predetermined value or more (for example, a rare card), and the rarity is a predetermined value or more. The card 20 can be discharged. For this reason, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 always wins the player to win against a dinosaur whose card has a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value, so that a card with a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value (for example, a rare card or a special rare). The player can feel the great joy of being able to acquire a card or the like. That is, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a game process in which the player always succeeds with respect to a predetermined condition.

  For example, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the same process as the above-described step SP17 to start a battle game with a dinosaur whose card has a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value, and the player is defeated by the dinosaur or Even if you draw with a dinosaur, for example, a dinosaur with an allied reinforcement appears and defeats the dinosaur, or the player dinosaur wins with a marginal difference, and the final effect is given. Never let the player win.

  Eventually, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5, displays an effect image corresponding to the card 20 to be paid out on the display 4, and emits a sound effect from the speaker 11. At the same time, the card discharge device control program P2c is executed to pay out the currently loaded card 20 from the card payout opening 12 (SP23).

  For example, when the player wins, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 displays a corresponding image on the display 4 together with a voice message such as “Done! Dinosaur I defeated!”, While the player wins. In this case, a corresponding image is displayed on the display 4 together with a voice message such as “It was a good game! For example, when the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 wins a battle with a dinosaur whose card has a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value, the CPU 31 displays a gorgeous victory effect image on the display 4, and the gorgeous sound effect from the speaker 11. Release.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image on the display 4, and thereafter ends the game processing procedure RT2 shown in FIG. 9 (SP24).

  In this manner, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, the reading sensor 18 that reads information on the discharge card reads the card information 21 of the card 20 that is currently loaded and should be discharged next, and stores it in the RAM 33. Then, the game to be played against the dinosaur corresponding to the “card ID” code 21A of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is determined as a game to be played by the player.

  Therefore, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next that is read by the reading sensor 18 can be recognized on the game apparatus 1 side. The content of the game can be related to the card 20 discharged after the game, and when the card is discharged, an effective presentation corresponding to the card 20 loaded in the card discharge device 16 can be performed during the game. it can.

  Further, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, when the player wins the dinosaur that the player has played, regardless of whether the player has defeated the dinosaur to which the player has played, the card 20 of the dinosaur / technique that has been played is paid out. The player can obtain the card 20 after the player knows, for example, how good the 20 dinosaurs / skills are, and what kind of ability the player has. Can be useful when using.

  In particular, in a game in which a plurality of cards 20 are combined and battled, conventionally, for example, a card 20 whose ability can be utilized by using a method that emphasizes a specific tactic, or a special operation that is difficult to use in a scene like this. As for the card 20 or the like, the player himself has to come up with a usage method or obtain information from the Internet or an information magazine. However, in the case of games targeting younger players, it is difficult for the players themselves to come up with the usages assumed by the development side, and it is also expected to actively obtain information from the Internet etc. It ’s hard. For this reason, only a player who has a part of information obtains information on a card combination that is advantageous during the game, which is called a combo, and as a result, a player who does not have the information does everything. Therefore, there is a problem that a player who does not have the information is awakened.

  However, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, by adopting the configuration of the present embodiment as described above, the dinosaur to fight actually presents the tactics according to the dinosaur / technique of the card 20, and the game Since the card 20 of the dinosaur / technique is paid out after the completion of the process, the player can carry the card 20 after giving the player a deep understanding of the dinosaur / technique.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the game apparatus 1 that executes the battle game as in the present embodiment, but in the present invention, a so-called learning game, for example, a game for learning how to make a dish as in the first embodiment. Also applied to the game device 1 that executes a game for the purpose of memorizing words such as words, animals, food, vehicles, etc., or fairy tales, old tales, etc. can do. In this case, in the game apparatus 1, the player can obtain the card 20 or the booklet after the player actually understands the word or the thing on the card 20 or the contents of the booklet story. By allowing the player to further understand the contents of the story of a thing or a booklet, the player can be aided in learning.

  Further, in the case of a conventional game device, when the graphic image appearing on the game screen is different from the image printed on the card, the actual image is discriminated until the player actually uses it in the game. However, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, by adopting the configuration of the present embodiment as described above, the card is played against the dinosaur of the card 20 actually obtained by the player himself / herself. Therefore, the player can understand the dinosaur / skill of the card 20 that is discharged each time the game is played. Further, the present invention is not limited to the game apparatus 1 that executes the battle game as in the present embodiment, but the game apparatus 1 that executes a so-called learning game has the configuration of the present embodiment as described above. By adopting the card 20, the player obtains the card 20 after understanding the words and objects of the card 20 actually obtained by the player himself / herself, and the contents of the booklet story. This makes it possible for the player to understand the contents of the words and objects of the booklet and the booklet story.

  For example, in this embodiment, the “super-work card” (the card whose 21I data information is “super-work”), which is the superior work card, has a three-shrink attribute (21L Janken) that the dinosaur has when it is set on the dinosaur. Although there is a restriction that the data cannot be set if the data information does not match “goo / choki / par”, there is a characteristic that the ability is stronger than the usual “work”. In the case of such a card that is “strong card but has usage restrictions”, when the game content is decided at the start of the game progress, the enemy computer side is a combination that can actually use the restricted card. Shows an example of combinations that can be used by determining the game content in the contents that appear in the setting state, and also as a production effect when discharging the information medium from the loading and discharging means, card usage restrictions and usage examples Can be produced.

(3) Third Embodiment The game apparatus 1 according to the third embodiment will be described for a case where the game apparatus 1 is applied to a game in which payout from the information medium discharge unit is changed according to the result of the battle game. The hardware configuration and software configuration are the same as those of the game apparatus 1 in the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, 5, 6, and 8.

  Below, the progress control of the game of the game device 1 which is the 3rd Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated in order of a step with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the game apparatus 1 is powered on, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the main control program P1a and the initial screen control program P4a, and displays the game apparatus 1 on the display 4 according to the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. Processing for displaying an initial screen such as a game title and a game procedure is performed (SP31). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 starts the game by executing the same process as step SP2 in the first embodiment described above (SP32).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card information reading program P2a to detect information on the information medium loaded in the information medium loading and discharging unit, for example, by the reading sensor 18 that reads the information on the discharged card. The card information 21 of the card 20 that is currently loaded in the card loading / discharging unit 16b and is to be discharged next is read and stored in the RAM 33 (SP33).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process determination program P2b to determine the game based on the detected information. For example, the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33 is used. A game to be played against the corresponding dinosaur is determined as a game played by the player (SP34).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes a rare card determination program in the game process determination program P2b to check whether the degree of rarity of the attached information is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, for example, stored in the RAM 33 It is checked whether or not the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is a card having a predetermined value or more (for example, a rare card) (SP35). Then, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 proceeds to step SP37 when the rarity of the “rareity” code 21O of the card information 21 is not a predetermined value or more (SP35: NO). On the other hand, when the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is a card having a predetermined value or more (SP35: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines the image control program unit P4 and the sound output control program. Part P5 is executed and special effect processing is performed, for example, an effect image indicating that the rarity is a battle with a dinosaur whose card has a predetermined value or higher is displayed on the display 4, and a sound effect is emitted from the speaker 11 ( SP36).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a, and performs a game process, for example, starts a game against a dinosaur corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 (SP37). ).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 checks whether or not a predetermined condition is satisfied, specifically, whether or not the player has won the battle game with the dinosaur in this embodiment (SP38). Then, when the player has won the battle game against the dinosaur (SP38: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes, for example, the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 to succeed the condition. An effect process and a normal payout appearance process are performed, for example, an effect of winning the battled dinosaur is performed on the display 4 and the speaker 11 (SP39). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card discharge device control program P2c to perform normal payout processing, for example, pays out the card 20 to be discharged next from the card payout port 12 (SP40).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image on the display 4, and thereafter ends the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 (SP43).

  On the other hand, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 does not satisfy the predetermined condition, specifically, the player does not win the battle game with the dinosaur, that is, when the player loses the battle game with the dinosaur. In (SP38: NO), the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 are executed to perform a condition failure effect process, for example, a special payout appearance process is performed together with an effect defeated by a dinosaur that has competed. For example, an effect that the card 20 is not paid out is given to the display 4 and the speaker 11 (SP41).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a special payout process, for example, without paying out the card 20 to be discharged next from the card payout opening 12 (SP42), and thereafter executes the game end screen control program P4g. Then, an end image of the game is displayed on the display 4, and thereafter, the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 is ended (SP43).

  In this way, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, when the player satisfies a predetermined condition, that is, when the player wins a dinosaur that has competed, the card to be discharged next loaded in the card discharge apparatus 16. 20 is paid out from the card payout opening 12, and when the player is defeated by the dinosaur with which the player has played, the card 20 is not paid out.

  Therefore, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, since the dinosaur card 20 is discharged only when the player wins the dinosaur with which the player has battled, for example, a victory effect is performed as if the dinosaur was killed and caught. Also, in the case of the skill card 20, it is possible to perform a victory effect as if the skill was acquired by defeating the dinosaur equipped with the technique, and the dinosaur was captured or the skill was acquired. It is possible to make the player feel such a great joy.

  Further, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, the dinosaur card 20 is discharged only when the player satisfies a predetermined condition, that is, wins the dinosaur that has been played, and when the player loses, the dinosaur card 20 is removed. Since it cannot be obtained, it is possible to make the player play a battle game with a sense of tension.

  Note that in the game device 1 of the present embodiment, even if the player does not satisfy the predetermined condition (failure of establishment of the predetermined condition), specifically, even if the player defeats the dinosaur that has competed, a mini game or the like is subsequently performed. If a predetermined condition is satisfied in the mini game or the like, the card 20 to be discharged next loaded in the card discharge device 16 may be paid out from the card payout opening 12 as relief. .

(4) Fourth Embodiment The game apparatus 1 according to the fourth embodiment includes, for example, a plurality of information medium discharge units, and the information is output from the information medium discharge unit according to the game result played by the player. This is a case where the present invention is applied to a game that changes payout. The hardware configuration and software configuration other than those described above are shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 3, FIG. 5, FIG. 6, FIG. This is the same as the game apparatus 1 in the third embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the game apparatus 1 according to the fourth embodiment includes two card (information medium) discharge devices 16 </ b> A and 16 </ b> B.

  Below, the progress control of the game of the game device 1 which is the 4th Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated in order of a step with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the game apparatus 1 is powered on, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the main control program P1a and the initial screen control program P4a, and displays the game apparatus 1 on the display 4 according to the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. Processing for displaying an initial screen such as a game title and a game procedure is performed (SP31). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 starts the game by executing the same process as step SP2 in the first embodiment described above (SP32).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes a card (that is, item, information medium) information reading program P2a to detect information on the information medium loaded in the information medium loading / discharging unit. The card information 21 of the card 20 currently loaded in each of the card ejection devices 16A and 16B is read by the reading sensors 18A and 18B that read the information of the respective ejection cards 16A and 16B, and stored in the RAM 33 (SP33).

  Here, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 stores priority information of each card corresponding to the card information 21 recorded on each card in the RAM 33, and the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 stores the game process determination program. A game is determined based on the detected information by executing P2b. For example, among the card information 21 stored in the RAM 33, a dinosaur corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 having a high priority The game to be played is determined as the game played by the player (SP34).

  The priority information is used to determine which dinosaur is to be played against the player among the dinosaurs corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 of the card 20 loaded in each of the card ejection devices 16A and 16B. Information. In the present embodiment, the card information 21 is set so that the priority is set in the descending order of the “rareness” code 21O, that is, the common card, the uncommon card, and the rare card.

  For example, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 indicates that the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16A is a rare card, and the card to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16B. If the “rareness” code 21O of the 20 card information 21 is an uncommon card, the game is played against a dinosaur corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 of the card 20 loaded in the card ejection device 16A. Is determined as the content of the game played by the player.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes a rare card determination program in the game process determination program P2b to check whether the degree of rarity of the attached information is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, for example, stored in the RAM 33 Then, it is checked whether or not the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O in the card information 21 of the dinosaur to fight is a card having a predetermined value or more (for example, a rare card) (SP35). Then, if the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 of the dinosaur to fight is not a card with a predetermined value or more (SP35: NO), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 proceeds to step SP37. On the other hand, when the rarity of the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is a card having a predetermined value or more (SP35: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 determines the image control program unit P4 and the sound output control program. Part P5 is executed and special effect processing is performed, for example, an effect image indicating that the rarity is a battle with a dinosaur whose card has a predetermined value or higher is displayed on the display 4, and a sound effect is emitted from the speaker 11 ( SP36).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a, and performs a game process, for example, starts a game against a dinosaur corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 (SP37). ).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 checks whether or not the player satisfies a predetermined condition, specifically, whether or not the player has won in the battle game with the dinosaur (SP38). Then, when the player has won the battle game against the dinosaur (SP38: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 to execute the condition success effect process. Then, a normal payout appearance process is performed, for example, an effect of winning the dinosaur that was played is performed on the display 4 and the speaker 11 (SP39). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game device 1 executes the card discharge device control program P2c to perform a normal payout process, for example, the current on the card discharge device 16 side of the card 20 corresponding to the card information 21 of the dinosaur that has been played. The loaded card 20 is paid out from the card payout exit 12 (SP40).

  For example, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 indicates that the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16A is a rare card, and the card to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16B. When the “rareity” code 21O of the 20 card information 21 is an uncommon card, the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16A, that is, the card 20 of the rare card is paid out from the card payout exit 12.

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image on the display 4, and thereafter ends the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 (SP43).

  On the other hand, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 does not satisfy the predetermined condition, that is, the player has not won the battle game with the dinosaur, that is, has lost the battle game with the dinosaur (SP38: NO). The image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 are executed to perform predetermined condition failure effect processing and special payout appearance processing. For example, another card 20 is paid out together with the effect defeated by the dinosaur that has been played. The display 4 and the speaker 11 are rendered (SP41). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card ejection device control program P2c to perform a special payout process, for example, loading on the card ejection device 16 side of the card 20 corresponding to the card information 21 that is not a dinosaur that has been played. The paid card 20 is paid out from the card payout exit 12 (SP42).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image on the display 4, and thereafter ends the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 (SP43).

  In this way, the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment is configured to include the two card discharge devices 16A and 16B, and according to the priority information based on the “rareness” code 21O, the card discharge device 16A, Of the dinosaurs corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next to each of 16B, it is determined whether any dinosaur is to be played against the player.

  Then, in the game device 1 of the present embodiment, when the player satisfies a predetermined condition, specifically, when the player wins a dinosaur that has battled, the card discharge of the card 20 corresponding to the card information 21 of the battled dinosaur is performed. When the card 20 to be discharged next is paid out from the card payout port 12 on the side of the device 16 and the player loses to the dinosaur with which the player has played, the card discharging device 16 of the card 20 corresponding to the card information 21 that is not the dinosaur with which the player has played The card 20 to be discharged next is paid out from the card payout opening 12.

  Therefore, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, an effect image indicating that a battle against a rare card dinosaur is displayed on the display 4, a sound effect is emitted from the speaker 11, and a rare card is obtained. Can perform an effect such as having to win a dinosaur that meets a predetermined condition, that is, a dinosaur to fight against, and can make the player play a fighting game with a sense of tension.

  In addition, in the game device 1 of the present embodiment, when the rare card dinosaur is defeated, the rare card 20 is not paid out even though there is an effect that is a battle with the rare card dinosaur. Therefore, the player can be further encouraged to continue the game so that the player can obtain a rare card.

  In the game device 1 of the present embodiment, the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16A and the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16B. If it is the same as the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21, the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be ejected after any one of the card ejection devices 16 is randomly selected. You may make it determine the game which fights a dinosaur as a game which a player plays.

  In the game device 1 of the present embodiment, the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16A and the card 20 to be discharged next to the card discharge device 16B. If the “rareness” code 21O of the card information 21 is fortunate and all are rare cards, the rare card 20 is paid out to the player anyway.

  Furthermore, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, a case has been described in which it is determined whether to play any dinosaur against the player according to the priority information. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the card discharge apparatus 16A. , 16B may be played against two dinosaurs corresponding to the “card ID” code 21H of the card information 21 of the card 20 to be discharged. In this case, only one of the dinosaurs is played. If the card is won, the card 20 to be discharged next on the card discharging device 16 side of the card 20 corresponding to the card information 21 of the winning dinosaur is discharged from the card payout opening 12. The payout mode, that is, the discharge mode of the information medium may be determined.

  When both dinosaurs are won, the card discharge device 16 of the card 20 corresponding to the card information 21 of both dinosaurs is paid out from the card payout port 12 to be discharged next. Also good. Furthermore, if neither dinosaur could be won, for example, the card 20 may not be paid out, and it corresponds to the card information 21 of one of the dinosaurs with random or lower priority information. The card discharge mode, that is, the information medium discharge mode, may be determined so that the card 20 to be discharged next of the card discharge device 16 of the card 20 to be discharged is discharged from the card discharge port 12.

(5) Fifth Embodiment Regarding the game apparatus 1 according to the fifth embodiment, for example, an item member provided with means for transmitting and receiving some information signal as an item (information medium) to be discharged, specifically, In the case where a capsule 41 in which a product such as a dinosaur is stored is adopted and a rotary discharge unit that stores a plurality of capsules 41 is used as an item discharge unit, the rotation from the rotary discharge unit according to the result of the game This is a case where the present invention is applied to a game that changes payout. The hardware configuration and software configuration other than the above-described configuration are described in the third example shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, 5, 6, and 8. This is the same as the game apparatus 1 in the embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the game apparatus 1 according to the fifth embodiment includes a case (corresponding to the card ejection device 16) (not shown) that is a storage unit that stores a plurality of capsules 41 containing dinosaurs. As a shuffle part, a rotating body 42 that is rotatably installed at the bottom of the case and has a plurality of (four) receiving ports for receiving the capsules 41 in the case in a random order, and a rotating body 42 are provided. An electric motor (not shown) is provided as a rotating part that rotates. Furthermore, the game apparatus 1 has a capsule payout outlet 43 that is positioned below the rotating body 42 and receives the capsule 41 of the receiving port that is matched by the rotation of the rotating body 42 on one end side as the shuffle part, and the other end. Of the dinosaur in the capsule 41 that is discharged from the capsule outlet 44 of the capsule 41 through the transfer path 45 and the transport path 45 having the capsule outlet 44 of the capsule 41 (corresponding to the card payout opening 12) on the side. A detection unit 46 (corresponding to the reading sensor 18) that reads capsule information (corresponding to the card information 21) is provided.

  Below, the progress control of the game of the game device 1 which is the 5th Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated in order of a step with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  When the game apparatus 1 is powered on, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the main control program P1a and the initial screen control program P4a, and displays the game apparatus 1 on the display 4 according to the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. Processing for displaying an initial screen such as a game title and a game procedure is performed (SP31). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 starts the game by executing the same process as step SP2 in the first embodiment described above (SP32).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card (capsule) information reading program P2a on the capsule in which the play item as the information medium is stored, and the information loaded in the information medium loading / unloading unit. The medium information of the dinosaur stored in the capsule 41 currently loaded in the rotating body 42 is detected by the detection unit 46 that detects the information of the medium, for example, reads the capsule information (medium information) of the capsule 41 to be ejected. It is read and stored in the RAM 33 (SP33).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process determination program P2b to determine the game based on the detected information. For example, the CPU 31 corresponds to the “capsule ID” code of the capsule information stored in the RAM 33. A game to be played against the dinosaur is determined as a game played by the player (SP34).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes a rare card determination program in the game process determination program P2b to check whether the degree of rarity of the attached information is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, for example, stored in the RAM 33 It is checked whether or not the rarity of the “rareity” code of the capsule information is a card having a predetermined value or more (for example, rare) (SP35). Then, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 proceeds to step SP37 when the rarity of the “rareness” code of the capsule information is not a card having a predetermined value or more (SP35: NO). On the other hand, when the rarity of the “rareness” code of the capsule information is a card having a predetermined value or more (SP35: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 has an image control program unit P4 and an audio output control program unit P5. Is executed to perform special effect processing, for example, an effect image indicating that it is a battle with a dinosaur whose card has a rarity equal to or higher than a predetermined value is displayed on the display 4 and a sound effect is emitted from the speaker 11 (SP36). .

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game process progress program P3a, and performs a game process, for example, starts a game against a dinosaur corresponding to the “capsule ID” code of the capsule information (SP37).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 checks whether or not the player satisfies a predetermined condition, specifically, whether or not the battle game with the dinosaur has been won (SP38). Then, when the player has won the battle game against the dinosaur (SP38: YES), the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the image control program unit P4 and the audio output control program unit P5 to execute the condition success effect process. Then, a normal payout appearance process is performed, for example, an effect of winning the dinosaur that was played is performed on the display 4 and the speaker 11 (SP39). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the card discharge device control program P2c to perform normal payout processing, for example, pays out the capsule 41 to be discharged next from the capsule outlet 44 (SP40).

  Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image on the display 4, and thereafter ends the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 (SP43).

  On the other hand, if the player has not won the battle game with the dinosaur, that is, if the player has lost the battle game with the dinosaur (SP36: NO), the image control program unit P4. The voice output control program part P5 is executed, and the effect of defeating the dinosaur that has been played, along with, for example, if the rarity of the “rareness” code of the capsule information is not a card with a predetermined value or more, the capsule 41 is not paid out. Is performed on the display 4 and the speaker 11 (SP41). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 does not pay out the capsule 41 to be discharged next from the capsule outlet 44 (SP42), and then executes the game end screen control program P4g to display a game end image. Then, the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 is terminated (SP43).

  Here, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a predetermined condition failure effect process and a special payout appearance process, for example, when the rarity of the “rareness” code of the capsule information is a predetermined value or more, for example, a rotating body An effect that the capsule 41 is shuffled by rotating 42 is performed on the display 4 and the speaker 11 (SP41). Subsequently, the CPU 31 of the game apparatus 1 performs a special payout process. For example, the capsule 41 is removed in a state where it is impossible to determine which capsule 41 is to be paid out by rotating the rotating body 42 to shuffle the capsule 41. Payout from the capsule outlet 44 (SP42), and then the game end screen control program P4g is executed to display the game end image on the display 4, and thereafter the game processing procedure RT3 shown in FIG. 10 is ended ( SP43).

  In this way, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, when the player wins the dinosaur that the player has played, the capsule 41 to be discharged next is paid out from the capsule outlet 44, and the player is defeated by the dinosaur to which the player has played. In such a case, the capsule 41 to be discharged next is not discharged from the capsule outlet 44, or the capsule 41 is shuffled by rotating the rotating body 42, and it becomes impossible to determine which capsule 41 is discharged. Then, the capsule 41 is paid out from the capsule outlet 44.

  Therefore, in the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment, the dinosaur capsule 41 is discharged only when the player wins the dinosaur with which the player has played, and when the player loses, the dinosaur capsule 41 cannot be obtained. It is possible to make the player play a battle game with a sense of tension.

  In the game device 1 of the present embodiment, when the rarity of the “rareness” code of the capsule information is a card having a predetermined value or more and the player is defeated by the dinosaur that the player has played, the rotating body 42 is rotated. Since the capsule 41 is shuffled and the capsule 41 is paid out from the capsule outlet 44, a rare dinosaur can be obtained with a probability of 1/4. In that case, for example, the roulette may be stopped when the player presses any button on the roulette-like mini game screen. In that case, when the player acquires “per rare card” with a predetermined probability or the like in the roulette-style mini game, the rotating body 42 is rotated and the rare capsule 41 is discharged, so that the game progress is defeated. The player can be provided with a remedy.

  The present invention can be widely applied to game devices provided by discharging a new information medium in accordance with the execution of a game and paying it out to a game player. For example, when applied to a game to make a specified dish, taking a hamburger as an example, it was more than the prescribed score in various mini games such as quantity measurement, baking, serving, etc., and cooking was not successful In some cases, it may be impossible to obtain a card that is an information medium in which an item, for example, a photo of a corresponding dish (hamburger etc.) and ID information that is the management number of the dish is printed in a barcode format. It is done.

  In addition, when applied to a game that learns words and objects (animals, vehicles, etc.), it could not answer quizzes and spelling (word spelling learning) quizzes such as animal name quiz quiz, vehicle silhouette quiz quiz. In some cases, it may be impossible to obtain an item that is a medium with information readable by a game device such as a card such as a corresponding animal or vehicle or a toy.

  Furthermore, when it is applied to a game that answers the contents of picture books and old tales, a mini-game occurs in the story and the mini-game cannot be successful (predetermined conditions cannot be met). It is also conceivable that an item that is an information medium cannot be obtained. For example, if the story is Momotaro, you will not be able to obtain items such as the information printed in barcode on the cover of a mini picture book etc. unless you defeat the demon, and if the story is Cinderella, There may be an application example in which an item, for example, a plastic toy with a built-in RFID transmitter cannot be obtained unless it escapes from the ball by 12:00.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Game device, 2 ... Housing, 3 ... Panel, 4 ... Display, 5 ... Operation table, 6a-6f ... Operation button, 7 ... Card reader, 8 ... Front door, 9 ... ... coin selector, 10 ... coin insertion slot, 11 ... speaker, 12 ... card payout slot, 13 ... coin box, 14 ... input / output control board, 15 ... power switch, 16, 16A, 16B ... Card discharge device (information medium discharge unit), 16a... Card storage unit (information medium storage unit), 16b... Card load / discharge unit (information medium load / discharge unit), 17 ... main control board (control unit), 18 ...... Reading sensor (discharged medium information reading unit, discharged information medium information reading unit), 20... Card (information medium), 21... Card information (medium information, information medium information), 22. ... CPU, 32 ... RO 33 …… RAM, 34 …… I / O interface, 35 …… Sound circuit, 36 …… Video display circuit, 41 …… Capsule, 42 …… Rotating body, 43 …… Capsule outlet, 44 …… Capsule outlet 45 …… Conveying path, 46 …… Detector

Claims (6)

A control unit that executes game processing based on a program stored in a memory;
An information medium storage unit for storing a plurality of information media;
An information medium loaded and discharged by the information medium stored in the information medium storage and discharging the information medium;
A discharge medium information reading unit that reads medium information that is information attached to the information medium loaded in the information medium loading and discharging unit;
The controller is
The medium information of the information medium loaded in the information medium loading / discharging unit is read by the discharge medium information reading unit, and the content of the game is determined based on the medium information read by the discharge medium information reading unit. A game device characterized by that. The controller is
The game based on the medium information read by the discharge medium information reading unit is determined as a game played by the player, and the discharge mode of the information medium loading / discharge unit is determined according to the game result played by the player. The game device according to claim 1. The game device includes:
Comprising at least two or more information medium loading and discharging sections;
The plurality of discharge medium information reading units,
A discharge medium information reading section that reads medium information loaded in each of the information medium loading and discharging sections;
Furthermore, priority information is attached to each of the plurality of information media,
The controller is
Priority information of a plurality of information media loaded is acquired, a game with contents based on medium information with high priority is started, a game result played by the player, and loaded in each information medium loading / discharging unit The game apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a discharge mode is determined based on the priority information of the information medium. The information medium storage unit
An information medium storage unit for storing a plurality of information media;
The information medium loading / unloading unit
A plurality of loading ports for loading a plurality of information media in the information medium storage unit are rotatably installed in an information medium loading / unloading unit that loads information media from the information medium storage unit in an unspecified order. Equipped with a rotating body,
The discharge medium information reading unit
A detector for reading medium information of an information medium loaded in the rotating body;
The controller is
The game content based on the medium information read by the detection unit is determined, and a discharge mode of the information medium loaded in the rotating body is determined according to a game result of the player. The game device according to 1. A control unit that executes a game process based on a program stored in a memory, a predetermined number of information media are loaded, an information medium ejection unit that ejects the information medium, and an information medium ejection unit A control method for a game device, comprising: a discharge information medium information reading unit that reads information medium information that is information of the information medium,
A first step in which the control unit reads the information medium information of the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit by the discharge information medium information reading unit;
The control unit includes a second step of determining the content of the game to be provided to the player based on the information medium information read by the discharge information medium information reading unit. Method. A control unit that executes a game process based on a program stored in a memory, a predetermined number of information media are loaded, an information medium ejection unit that ejects the information medium, and an information medium ejection unit For a game device having a discharge information medium information reading unit that reads information medium information that is information of the information medium,
A first step of reading the medium information of the information medium loaded in the information medium discharge unit by the discharge information medium information reading unit;
And a second step of determining a content of a game to be provided to a player based on the medium information read by the discharge information medium information reading unit.

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