JP2012045092A - Game device and game program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game device for achieving a novel and interesting game and consequently enhancing interest in the game.SOLUTION: This game device includes: a peripheral wall W1 wherein a plurality of blocks B are annularly disposed and rotate; a target T positioned thereinside; a launch part L launching a projection body C; a peripheral wall striking/missing decision means deciding whether or not the projection body C has struck any of the plurality of blocks B; a partial benefit impartment means, when the projection body C has struck any of the plurality of blocks B, imparting a benefit corresponding to the block B; a peripheral opening part generation part removing the block B struck by the projection body C from the peripheral wall W1, and generating a peripheral opening part capable of being passed by the projection body C in the peripheral wall W1; a target striking/missing decision means deciding whether or not the projection body C has struck the target T; and an all-benefit impartment means imparting all the benefits when the projection body C has struck the target T.

Description

  The present invention relates to a game device capable of executing a video game, for example, and a game program for causing the game device to function.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, some medal game machines include a game device that performs a lottery using a ball as a bonus game capable of paying a large amount of medals (see Patent Documents 1 and 2). This game apparatus includes either a bowl-shaped or dish-shaped ball cradle, a lottery chucker having a plurality of recesses in which a ball that has been rotated to the central part of the ball cradle enters, and a lottery chucker. And a ball sensor for detecting whether a ball has entered the recess. In such a game apparatus, when a ball enters a specific recess of the lottery chucker, a winning action or another game is executed, and a large number of medals are paid out.

  However, in the above conventional game device, only a game similar to a so-called roulette is executed, and the number of medals to be paid out does not change according to the skill of the player. There was an aspect that could not get enough interest.

JP 2002-253842 A JP 2007-98031 A

  The present invention has been conceived under such circumstances, a game device capable of realizing a novel and interesting game, and thus enhancing the interest of the game, and a function for operating this game device. The issue is to provide a game program.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention takes the following technical means.

  The game apparatus provided by the first aspect of the present invention includes an outer peripheral wall in which a plurality of blocks to which a privilege is assigned is arranged in an annular shape, a target positioned inside the outer peripheral wall, and the outer peripheral wall A launching unit that launches a projectile toward the outer peripheral wall from the outside, an outer peripheral wall presence / absence determining unit that determines whether the projectile has hit one of the plurality of blocks in the outer peripheral wall, and When it is determined that the projectile has hit one of the plurality of blocks by the outer peripheral wall hit / no-go determination unit, a part of the privilege granting unit that grants a privilege according to the block, and the projector that has hit the projectile An outer peripheral opening generating means for generating an outer peripheral opening through which the projectile can pass through the outer peripheral wall by removing the block from the outer peripheral wall, and a target for determining whether or not the projectile has hit the target When it is determined that the projectile hits the target by the target determination unit and the target determination unit, all privilege granting units for granting all the privileges according to the blocks constituting the outer peripheral wall at that time It is characterized by having.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, an inner peripheral wall having a part of an inner peripheral opening through which the projectile can pass is provided inside the outer peripheral wall while rotating around the target in an annular shape.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, it is determined that the projecting body has hit the inner peripheral wall by an inner peripheral wall contact determining means for determining whether the projecting body has hit the inner peripheral wall and the inner peripheral wall contact determining means. If the game is played, a game ending means for ending the game is provided.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the outer peripheral wall and the inner peripheral wall rotate in the same direction at the same rotational speed.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, image display means for displaying the outer peripheral wall, the target, the projecting body, and the projecting portion on the screen as images is provided.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the outer peripheral wall is displayed at the center of the screen, and the launcher is displayed at a plurality of locations in the screen.

  A game program provided by the second aspect of the present invention is a game program for causing a computer to function as a game apparatus including the means according to the first aspect.

  According to the present invention, the player applies the projectile to the block on the outer peripheral wall, and obtains the privilege assigned to the block, and then launches the projectile aiming at the outer peripheral opening of the rotating outer peripheral wall, It is possible to enjoy the pleasure of obtaining all the benefits by applying the projectile to the target located inside. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a game with novel and interesting contents to which a lot of privileges are given according to the skill of the player, and it is possible to enhance the interest of the game.

  Other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the detailed description given below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of a game device according to the present invention. It is a top view of the housing | casing shown in FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the hardware constitutions of the game device shown in FIG. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the whole game image. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating a game image. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating a game image. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating a game image. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating a game image. It is a flowchart for demonstrating a game control process. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the game image by other embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the game image by other embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the game image by other embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the game image by other embodiment.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  1 to 9 show an embodiment of a game device according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the game apparatus A of the present embodiment is an arcade game apparatus in which four players can play a slot game as a main game. The game device A executes a slot game when each player inserts a medal as a play medium and makes a bet, and grants a medal (privilege) according to the game result, or a bonus game or mini-game described later. It is configured to execute a shooting game as a game. The game apparatus A includes various types of hardware including a housing 1, a roof portion 2, an image display unit 3, a plurality of operation units 4 (4 a to 4 d), a plurality of speakers 5, electrical decoration 6 (see FIG. 3), and a CPU 10. Wear (see FIG. 3).

  As shown in FIG. 1, an image display unit 3 is provided on the top of the housing 1. A plurality of operation units 4 are provided at the upper edge of the housing 1. At each location on the side surface of the housing 1 corresponding to each operation unit 4, a medal payout opening 1A is provided. A control board having various hardware is provided inside the housing 1. Above the housing 1, a roof portion 2 is provided via a support column 2A. Speakers 5 are provided at respective locations below the roof portion 2 corresponding to the operation portions 4. An electrical decoration 6 is provided on the side surface of the roof portion 2 (not shown in FIG. 1).

  The image display unit 3 is composed of a relatively large liquid crystal display panel, for example, and has a screen 30 disposed horizontally above the housing 1. The screen 30 displays, for example, a game image of a slot game (see FIG. 2) for each region divided into four so as to correspond to each operation unit 4. The screen 30 can display one game image in an area corresponding to one operation unit 4 and a central area, and can display other game images in other areas.

  When the four operation units 4 are individually indicated, they are described as the operation unit 4a, the operation unit 4b, the operation unit 4c, and the operation unit 4d, and each of the screens 30 corresponding to the operation units 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d. The regions are referred to as a region 30a, a region 30b, a region 30c, and a region 30d, respectively. The area at the center of the screen 30 is referred to as a shared area 30e. For example, when the operation unit 4a and the screen 30a are considered as one game device in a pseudo manner, this is referred to as satellite a. Similarly, a pseudo game device including the operation unit 4b and the screen 30b is described as satellite b, a pseudo game device including the operation unit 4c and the screen 30c is described as satellite c, and the operation unit 4d and the screen A pseudo game device including 30d is referred to as satellite d. Each satellite a to d can also use the shared area 30e. For example, when a bonus game is executed in the satellite a, as shown in FIG. 4, the game images of the bonus game are displayed in the area 30a and the shared area 30e. On the other hand, in other satellites b to d, a shooting game as a mini game is executed, and a game image of the shooting game is displayed in each of the areas 30 b to 30 d.

  As shown in FIG. 2, each operation unit 4a-4d is provided with a medal slot 40, a medal slot sensor 41 (see FIG. 3), a bet button 42, a start button 43, a payout button 44, and an operation lever mechanism 45. It has been.

  A medal is inserted into the medal slot 40 by the player. The inserted medals are stored in a medal storage unit (not shown).

  The medal insertion sensor 41 detects a medal inserted into the medal insertion slot 40 and outputs a signal to that effect to the CPU 10 described later. The number of medals inserted into the medal insertion slot 40 (the number of medals inserted) is processed by the CPU 10 as the number of credits (the number of game play rights). The number of credits includes the number of medals awarded according to the game result.

  The bet button 42 is used when the player instructs a desired medal bet number in the slot game. For example, if the bet button 42 is pressed once, twice, or three times and operated, the number of medal bets becomes 1, 2, and 3 according to the number of button operations. The number of medal bets is transmitted to the CPU 10.

  The start button 43 is used for the player to instruct the start of the slot game. The start button 43 is used as a firing button for instructing the firing timing in a bonus game or a shooting game. For example, when the start button 43 is pressed during a bonus game, an operation signal specifying the firing timing is transmitted to the CPU 10.

  The payout button 44 is used for the player to instruct the payout of medals. When the payout button 44 is pressed, a number of medals corresponding to the number of credits are sent from the medal storage unit to the medal payout exit 1A through a medal transport mechanism (not shown) and paid out from the medal payout exit 1A.

  The operation lever mechanism 45 is not used in the slot game, but is used as an operation lever for moving the player character in the shooting game.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the game apparatus A includes a CPU 10, a ROM 11, a RAM 12, a GPU 13, a VRAM 14, a video interface 15, an input interface 16, and an output interface 17 as hardware provided on the control board. The CPU 10, ROM 11, RAM 12, GPU 13, input interface 16, and output interface 17 are connected to each other via a bus 18. The image display unit 3 is connected to the GPU 13 via the VRAM 14 and the video interface 15. Connected to the input interface 16 are a medal insertion sensor 41, a bet button 42, a start button 43, a payout button 44, and an operation lever mechanism 45 of each operation unit 4. The output interface 17 is connected to the speaker 5 and the electrical decoration 6.

  The CPU 10 executes a system program and a game program stored in the ROM 11 and performs various input / output controls and arithmetic processes. For example, the CPU 10 functions as a digital counter and performs a counting process for the number of credits, the number of medals inserted, the number of medals awarded, the number of medals bet, and the number of medals paid out. The CPU 10 calculates the number of credits using the number of medals inserted and the number of medals awarded as an added value and the number of medals bet as a subtracted value. The number of medals paid out is the total number of medals to be paid out when the payout button 44 is pressed, and corresponds to the number of credits at that time. The CPU 10 can concurrently process different types of game programs for each of the satellites a to d. That is, the CPU 10 performs parallel processing of game programs such as a slot game, a bonus game, and a shooting game for each satellite a to d, and displays game images corresponding to each in the areas 30 a to 30 d and the common area 30 e of the screen 30. Is sent to the GPU 13. During execution of the game program, the CPU 10 monitors the player's input operation and game time in each of the satellites a to d. CPU10 operates the speaker 5 and the electrical decoration 6 according to the progress of various games.

  The ROM 11 is a read-only semiconductor memory. The ROM 11 stores a system program for controlling basic operations of the hardware, a game program in which instructions and procedures for causing the CPU 10 to execute various processes relating to the game are stored. The ROM 11 stores game images of slot games, bonus games, and shooting games.

  The system program includes a program for causing the CPU 10 to function as a digital counter or a timer. The game program includes a program in which progress procedures such as a slot game, a bonus game, and a shooting game are described. The game image is read for each satellite a to d and displayed in the areas 30 a to 30 d and the common area 30 e in the screen 30. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the game image of the bonus game displayed in the area 30a and the common area 30e according to the satellite a of the operation unit 4a includes a rotating annular outer peripheral wall W1, inner peripheral wall W2, and inner peripheral wall. A target object T located inside W2, a launching part L that launches a character C1 (projection body) toward the outer peripheral wall W1, a remaining firing number display part N, a timer display part C, a medal earned number display part G, etc. included. The outer peripheral wall W1 is configured by arranging a plurality of blocks B to which the number of medals awarded is assigned as a privilege in an annular shape. The player character C2, the enemy character (not shown), and the player character C2 are moved in the game image of the shooting game displayed in the areas 30b to 30d of the screen 30 according to the satellites b to d of the other operation units 4b to 4d. A movable object M for the purpose is included. Note that the game program and the game image may be recorded on a recording medium such as a hard disk, an optical disk, or a flash memory, and the CPU 10 may appropriately read from the recording medium via a reading device.

  The RAM 12 is a readable / writable semiconductor memory, and is used for temporary storage of a program load and image data by the CPU 10. For example, the RAM 12 stores image data read from the ROM 11 and various information necessary for executing the game program.

  The GPU 13 performs high-speed calculation processing necessary for game image display processing. For example, the GPU 13 generates image data for simultaneously displaying game images corresponding to the satellites a to d at a frame rate of 20 fps, and transfers the generated image data frame by frame to the VRAM 14.

  The VRAM 14 is a semiconductor memory dedicated to video display. For example, the VRAM 14 functions as a frame buffer that temporarily holds image data generated by the GPU 13. From the VRAM 14, image data is transmitted frame by frame to the image display unit 3 via the video interface 15. Thereby, game images having different contents for each of the satellites a to d are displayed in the areas 30 a to 30 d and the common area 30 e of the screen 30.

  The flow of a series of games is as follows.

  First, as shown in FIG. 2, the game images of the slot game are displayed in the areas 30a to 30d in the screen 30 corresponding to the satellites a to d.

  As the slot game progresses, for example, in the satellite a corresponding to the operation unit 4a, when a game result indicating that the game shifts to the bonus game is generated, a bonus is applied to the area 30a and the shared area 30e in the screen 30, as shown in FIG. A game image of the game is displayed. At this time, in the other satellites b to d, the slot game is interrupted after waiting for the operation of all the players, and the shooting game is started in parallel with the bonus game. Bonus games can be played without using credits, but shooting games consume credits for each launch.

  Note that the bonus game may be transferred when a predetermined pattern is arranged in the slot game, or a predetermined picture or icon appears in the slot game, and a mini game such as a roulette game that is executed in accordance therewith. It is good also as what is transferred according to the game result of a game. In this embodiment, when shifting to a bonus game, the total number of medals awarded in the bonus game is determined in advance by the internal lottery process of the CPU 10 or the player's input operation. For example, the total number of medals awarded by the bonus game is variably controlled by the CPU 10 such as “100”, “200”, “300”. Note that the total number of medals for the bonus game may always be constant.

  As shown in FIG. 4, in the bonus game, characters that are fired from the rotating outer peripheral wall W <b> 1 and inner peripheral wall W <b> 2, the target object T, the launcher L, and the launcher L in the area 30 a and the shared area 30 e in the screen 30. C1, the remaining number-of-fires display part N, the timer display part C, and the medal acquisition number display part G are displayed. An inner peripheral wall W2 is arranged inside the outer peripheral wall W1, and a target object T is arranged inside the inner peripheral wall W2. The outer peripheral wall W1 and the inner peripheral wall W2 rotate in the same direction at the same rotational speed. The total number of medals for the bonus game is displayed as the number of challenges above the target object T. The outer peripheral wall W1 and the inner peripheral wall W2 may rotate at different rotational speeds, or may rotate in opposite directions.

  At the beginning of the bonus game, the outer peripheral wall W1 is arranged so as to completely surround the inner peripheral wall W2 and the target object T by a plurality of blocks B. On the other hand, the inner peripheral wall W2 is provided with an inner peripheral opening W2a in a portion corresponding to one block B in advance. An arrow mark is attached to the inner peripheral opening W2a so that the position of the rotation is easily understood by the player. From the launching part L, the character C1 is fired toward the outer peripheral wall W1 according to the operation of the start button 43 by the player. The launching direction of the launcher L is directed to a certain direction for each launch, and the character C1 is fired so as to always reach a certain position. That is, in this embodiment, the timing of the launch operation by the player determines the game result. Note that the firing direction may be variably controlled in accordance with, for example, the operation of the player.

  To the plurality of blocks B, the number of medals awarded distributed by the CPU 10 based on the total number of medals is assigned as a privilege. The number of times the character C1 can be fired from the launching unit L is variably set by the CPU 10 in accordance with the total number of medals. For example, when the total number of medals granted is “100”, the firing limit number is set to 3 times, when “200”, the firing limit number is set to 5 times, and when “300”, the firing limit number is 7 Set to times. The CPU 10 subtracts the actual number of firings from the firing limit number, and causes the remaining firing number display unit N to display the remaining firing number thus obtained. Further, the CPU 10 sets a time limit for the bonus game, counts down the time limit, and displays the remaining time on the timer display unit C. The time limit for the bonus game is, for example, 30 seconds. The number of medals earned by the bonus game is accumulated by the CPU 10 and displayed on the medal earned number display part G. Note that the firing limit number is set as a constant value without depending on the total number of medals, and for example, the firing limit number may be set to 5 uniformly. It is desirable that the number of firing limits is less than the number of blocks B. Each block B is not limited to the number of medals given, but may be assigned as an item necessary for the progress of the game. For example, an item such as a weapon used in a shooting game may be used as a privilege.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), when the character C1 fired from the launching part L hits the block B of the outer peripheral wall W1, the block B becomes the outer peripheral wall as shown in FIG. 5 (B). The outer peripheral opening W1a is formed in the outer peripheral wall W1. The medal grant number assigned to the disappeared block B is added to the medal acquisition number. As a result, the player can play the game while enjoying shooting the character C aiming at the block B of the outer peripheral wall W1 and obtaining medals for the number of medals assigned to the block B.

  Further, when the character C1 is fired from the launching part L and the character C1 hits the block B corresponding to the inner peripheral opening W2a, as shown in FIG. 6, the portion of the outer peripheral wall W1 corresponding to the inner peripheral opening W2a An outer peripheral opening W1a is formed in the outer peripheral opening W1a, and the outer peripheral opening W1a and the inner peripheral opening W2a rotate while being coincident with each other. These outer peripheral opening W1a and inner peripheral opening W2a become an opening F1 through which the character C1 can pass and reach the target object T. On the other hand, the remaining outer peripheral opening W1a becomes a half opening F2 that is blocked by the inner peripheral wall W2 even if the character C1 passes through.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 7A, the character C1 is fired from the launching part L, and the character C1 passes through the rotating opening F1 (the outer peripheral opening part W1a and the inner peripheral opening part W2a) and the target object T1. 7B, as shown in FIG. 7B, the block B and the inner peripheral wall W2 of the outer peripheral wall W1 explode and collapse, and the total number of medals assigned to those blocks B is totaled. An effect image is displayed. That is, in this case, the number of medals corresponding to the total number of medals set in the bonus game is added to the number of credits. As a result, the player fires the character C1 in a timely manner so as to pass through the opening F1 and hit the target object T, and expects to collect all medals for the total number of medals awarded by hitting the target object T with the character C1. Can play games.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8A, the character C1 is fired from the launching portion L, and the character C1 passes through the rotating half-opening F2 (the outer circumferential opening W1a not corresponding to the inner circumferential opening W2a) to the inside. When it hits the peripheral wall W2, as shown in FIG. 8B, the rotation of the outer peripheral wall W1 and the inner peripheral wall W2 stops, and the target object T disappears, and the game ends due to the failure to collect all medals. An end effect image is displayed. In this case, the bonus game ends even if the number of times the character C1 is fired does not reach the firing limit number. Thereby, the player can play a game while taking the timing of firing the character C1 in accordance with the rotation of the outer peripheral wall W1 and the inner peripheral wall W2.

  Next, a control process when the bonus game is executed will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the CPU 10 instructs the start of the bonus game image display process as shown in FIG. 4 (S1). The bonus game image display process is executed in parallel with the series of processes shown in FIG. At this time, the CPU 10 executes a game program for the shooting game in parallel with the bonus game. Further, the CPU 10 sets the total number of medals, the maximum number of launches, and the time limit for the bonus game prior to the start of the game, and allocates the total number of medals to each block B and allocates the number of medals. In the bonus game image display process, an image in which the outer peripheral wall W1 and the inner peripheral wall W2 are rotated in the same direction at the same rotational speed as the game starts is generated and output (displayed).

  Thereafter, when the player performs a firing operation (pressing the start button 43) (S2: YES), the CPU 10 adds (increments) the number of firings by 1 (S3), and performs launch settings (S4). And the image display part 3 produces | generates / outputs (displays) the game image containing the image (firing image) of the character C1 being fired from the launching part L based on launch setting. Note that when the time limit of the bonus game is up, the character C1 is fired at a timing that is randomly adjusted to such an extent that the player cannot recognize it even without the player's firing operation.

  After the character C1 is fired, the CPU 10 determines whether or not the character C1 hits any of the blocks B on the outer peripheral wall W1 (S5). As a result of the determination, the CPU 10 controls the rotation speed of the outer peripheral wall W1 and the inner peripheral wall W2, the firing direction and the firing speed of the character C1, and the CPU 10 performs arithmetic processing based on the timing of the firing operation by the player. Is obtained.

  When the character C1 hits the block B (S5: YES), a setting is made to generate an opening in the hit block B portion (S6). Then, the image display unit 3 displays an image as shown in FIG. 5 in which the character C1 hits the block B based on the outer peripheral opening generation setting, the block B disappears from the outer peripheral wall W1, and the outer peripheral opening W1a is generated. Is generated and output (displayed).

  Then, the CPU 10 adds the number of medals assigned to the hit block B to the number of medals acquired (S7). The added medal acquisition number is displayed on the medal acquisition number display part G.

  Thereafter, when the CPU 10 determines that the number of firings has reached the firing limit number (S8: YES), the control process of the bonus game is terminated. The medal acquisition number at this time is added to the credit number.

  In S8, when the number of firings has not reached the firing limit number (S8: NO), the CPU 10 returns to S2 and monitors the firing operation by the player.

  If the character C1 does not hit the block B in S5 (S5: NO), the CPU 10 determines whether or not the character C1 hits the target object T (S9). This determination result is also obtained instantaneously when the CPU 10 performs arithmetic processing.

  When the character C1 hits the target object T (S9: YES), the total effect setting is performed (S10). Then, based on the total production setting, the image display unit 3 passes through the opening F1 in a timely manner, the character C1 hits the target object T, and collects the total number of medas assigned to all the blocks B. A total effect image as shown in FIG. 7 is generated and output (displayed).

  Then, the CPU 10 adds the number of medals assigned to all the blocks B to the number of acquired medals (S11), and ends the bonus game control process. In this case, the number of medals earned corresponding to the total number of medals set for the bonus game is added to the number of credits.

  In S9, when the character C1 does not hit the target object T (S9: NO), the CPU 10 determines that the character C1 passes through the half opening F2 and hits the inner peripheral wall W2, and performs an end effect setting (S12). Based on the end effect setting, the image display unit 3 generates and outputs (displays) an end effect image as shown in FIG. 8 in which the character C1 hits the inner peripheral wall W2 and the target object T disappears. Then, the CPU 10 ends the bonus game control process.

  In S2, when the player does not perform the firing operation (S2: NO), the CPU 10 continues to monitor the firing operation and does not execute the next process of S3.

  Therefore, according to the game apparatus A of the present embodiment, in the bonus game, the player applies the character C1 to the block B of the outer peripheral wall W1, and obtains the number of medals assigned to the block B, and then rotates. The player can enjoy the pleasure of launching the character C1 aiming at the opening F1 to be applied and applying the character C1 to the target object T to obtain many medals corresponding to the total number of medals. In other words, it is possible to realize a bonus game with a novel and interesting progress content in which many medals are awarded according to the skill of the player, and as a result, the interest of the game can be enhanced.

  In addition, the said embodiment is an example to the last, and the technical scope of this invention is not limited to this. Various modifications can be made to the specific configuration of the game apparatus according to the present invention without departing from the spirit of the invention.

  For example, the bonus game may be a game in which a plurality of players can participate as shown in FIG. In this case, in each of the areas 30a to 30d in the screen 30 corresponding to the satellites a to d, the launching portion L and the like are displayed, and the plurality of players can read the block B and the target object T from the outer four sides of the outer peripheral wall W1. You can aim at the same time. Which block B or the like the character C1 fired from the launching part L of which satellite ad hits can be determined instantaneously by the computer performing arithmetic processing. In such a bonus game, for example, a relatively large number of firing limits may be set for the satellite of the player who has assigned the game start, and a smaller number of firing limits may be set for the satellites of other players. it can. Thereby, it is possible to entertain the game by making a difference in game play conditions for a plurality of players. Of course, a plurality of players may play a game under the same conditions.

  The game using the outer peripheral wall and the inner peripheral wall is not limited to the bonus game, and may be executed as a main game by one or a plurality of players. A medal may be awarded even when it hits the inner peripheral wall. An inner peripheral wall may not be provided inside the outer peripheral wall. The privilege given when the character hits the target object only needs to be more advantageous than the privilege assigned to at least one block.

  Instead of displaying an image, the game device uses a launching unit that, for example, has a structure that can mechanically open and close an outer peripheral wall and an inner peripheral wall (for example, a structure that opens and closes by an elevating operation), and fires a ball toward the outer peripheral wall. An outer peripheral wall, an inner peripheral wall, or a sensor that detects that a ball has hit the target may be provided.

  The outer peripheral wall or the inner peripheral wall may not rotate. For example, as shown in FIG. 11 as another embodiment, the target object T is positioned inside the fixed outer peripheral wall W1, and the projecting part L rotates relatively outside the outer peripheral wall W1. May be.

  The positional relationship between the target and the launching unit with respect to the outer peripheral wall may be opposite to that according to the above-described embodiment. For example, as shown in FIG. 12 as another embodiment, the projecting portion L is positioned inside the rotating outer peripheral wall W1, and the target object T is relatively rotated outside the outer peripheral wall W1. May be. In this case, a plurality of target objects T may be provided. Further, the firing direction of the launcher L may be variably controlled according to the operation of the player.

  The outer peripheral wall or the inner peripheral wall is not limited to an annular shape. For example, as shown in FIG. 13 as another embodiment, a straight outer peripheral wall W1 is formed by arranging blocks B in a straight line, and the projecting portion L and the target object T are arranged on opposite sides of the outer peripheral wall W1. An arrangement may be adopted. In this case, the outer peripheral wall W1 may be displayed so that the block B moves along the arrangement direction, or the target object T is displayed so as to move along the arrangement direction of the outer peripheral wall W1. May be.

A game device B block W1 outer peripheral wall W1a outer peripheral opening W2 inner peripheral wall W2a inner peripheral opening T target object C1 character (projection body)
L launching part 1 housing 2 roof part 3 image display part (image display means)
4 operation unit 5 speaker 6 illumination 10 CPU (outer peripheral wall presence / absence determination means, partial privilege granting means, outer peripheral opening generation means, target success / failure determination means, all privilege provision means, inner peripheral wall presence / absence determination means, game end means)
11 ROM
12 RAM
13 GPU
14 VRAM

Claims (7)

A plurality of blocks to which benefits are assigned are arranged in an annular shape, and an outer peripheral wall that rotates.
A target located inside the outer peripheral wall;
A launcher that launches a projectile from the outside of the outer peripheral wall toward the outer peripheral wall;
An outer wall determination unit for determining whether or not the projection body has hit one of the plurality of blocks in the outer wall;
When it is determined that the projectile has hit one of the plurality of blocks by the outer peripheral wall presence / absence determination unit, a partial privilege grant unit that grants a privilege according to the block;
An outer peripheral opening generating means for removing the block that the projectile has hit from the outer peripheral wall and generating an outer peripheral opening through which the projectile can pass in the outer peripheral wall;
Target success / failure determination means for determining whether or not the projectile has hit the target;
When it is determined by the target success / failure determination means that the projectile has hit the target, all the privilege granting means for granting all the benefits according to the blocks constituting the outer peripheral wall at that time,
A game apparatus comprising:   The game apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an inner circumferential wall having a part of an inner circumferential opening through which the projecting body can pass while rotating around the target in an annular shape inside the outer circumferential wall.   A game that ends the game when it is determined by the inner peripheral wall contact determining means that determines whether or not the projective body hits the inner peripheral wall and the inner peripheral wall contact determining means, and the inner peripheral wall contact determining means. The game device according to claim 2, further comprising a termination unit.   The game apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the outer peripheral wall and the inner peripheral wall rotate in the same direction at the same rotational speed.   The game apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising an image display unit configured to display the outer peripheral wall, the target, the projecting body, and the projecting unit on the screen as images.   The game apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the outer peripheral wall is displayed at a center of the screen, and the launcher is displayed at a plurality of locations in the screen.   The game program for functioning a computer as a game device provided with each means in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 6.

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