JP2015116272A - Game member and game machine with game member - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game member capable of preventing decorativeness on a game board surface from being reduced, and a game machine with the game member.SOLUTION: An obstacle part 50 includes a first collision wall 521 that is erected substantially perpendicularly to a board 51 and forms a sidewall part of a first obstacle protrusion 52. When a fitting portion 56 of the obstacle part 50 is fitted into a fitted portion 46 of a main body part 40, a front end 561 of the fitting portion 56 is abutted with an abutment surface 461 within a recess 462 of the fitted portion 46. In the state where the obstacle part 50 is attached to the main body part 40, only the front end 561 of the fitting portion 56 is abutted with the abutment surface 461 within the recess 462 of the fitted portion 46 and in any other portion, a gap N is formed between the obstacle part 50 and the main body part 40.

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming member for playing a game by dropping a gaming ball in a gaming area, and a gaming machine including the gaming member.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a gaming machine in which a synthetic resin projecting member for changing a direction in which a game ball is dropped is provided in a game area where a game ball falls in addition to a game nail. The gaming machine disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a synthetic resin obstacle protrusion for dropping a game ball that has been driven into the upper part of the game area while irregularly changing the game ball. During the game, a game ball that is driven into the game area collides with the obstacle protrusion without interruption.

JP 2010-136868 A

  If game balls that are driven into the game area continue to hit a specific part of the obstacle protrusion in a concentrated manner, that part tends to be damaged. In the gaming machine described in Patent Document 1, the obstacle protrusion is molded integrally with a front decoration frame that decorates the outer peripheral portion of the image display unit. In this case, even if the obstacle protrusion which is a part of the front decorative frame is damaged, it is necessary to replace the entire front decorative frame with a new front decorative frame. Since the front decoration frame is subjected to various decorations for decorating the outer periphery of the image display unit, the front decoration frame may be expensive depending on the content of the decoration. In order to avoid the replacement of the entire front decoration frame and reduce the cost caused by the replacement of the front decoration frame, an obstacle protrusion that may be damaged is formed as a replaceable member separately from the front decoration frame. It is conceivable to attach the obstacle projection member from the front side of the front decorative frame. However, if the obstacle projection member vibrates due to the game balls hitting the obstacle projection member, the obstacle projection member and the front decoration frame rub against each other. Both of the obstacle protrusion members made of synthetic resin and the front decorative frame rub against each other, and a shaved resin powder may be generated. When the generated resin powder adheres to the decorations provided on the game board surface such as the game board surface and the front decoration frame and becomes dirty, there is a problem that the decorativeness of the game board surface is reduced.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a gaming member capable of preventing the decorativeness of the gaming board surface from being reduced, and a gaming machine including the gaming member.

  A gaming member according to the first aspect of the present invention is provided with a first decorative member provided on a game board surface on which a game ball flows down, and is attached to the first decorative member from a direction facing the game board surface. A game member comprising a second decorative member that changes in a direction in which the game ball flows down when a game ball that flows down collides, wherein the second decorative member includes at least a part of the first decorative member; A base plate having a mounting surface that is an opposing surface, a fitted portion that is erected in a direction away from the mounting surface of the base plate and formed on the first decorative member, and the mounting of the base plate And a collision wall, which is a wall that is erected in a direction away from the decorative surface, which is the surface opposite to the surface, and against which a game ball flowing down the game board surface collides, and the second decorative member includes the first decorative member In the attached state attached to the decorative member In addition, only the tip portion that is the end portion of the fitting portion that is separated from the mounting surface is in contact with the first decorative member in the fitted portion, and between the mounting surface and the first decorative member. A gap is formed in the substrate.

  The gaming member according to the first aspect of the present invention includes a first decorative member provided on the game board surface and a second decorative member attached to the first decorative member. The second decorative member is provided with a collision wall on which a game ball flowing down the game board surface collides. When the second decorative member is attached to the first decorative member, only the tip of the fitting portion abuts the first decorative member in the fitted portion, and the second decorative member is between the attachment surface and the first decorative member. A gap is formed. For this reason, even if a game ball collides with the collision wall of the second decorative member and vibration occurs in the second decorative member, the mounting surface and the first decorative member do not rub against each other. Further, when vibration occurs in the second decorative member, only the tip of the fitting portion of the second decorative member rubs against the first decorative member in the fitted portion in the fitted portion of the first decorative member. In this case, even if scraped resin powder is generated by rubbing the first decorative member and the second decorative member, the generated resin powder stays in the fitted portion, and thus hardly adheres to the game board surface. Therefore, the gaming member according to the present invention can prevent the decorativeness of the gaming board surface from being reduced.

  The fitting portion has a shaft shape, and is provided at a portion where the base end portion, which is an end portion on the side close to the mounting surface of the fitting portion, and the mounting surface are connected, at least around the base end portion You may provide the reinforcement part which is a member which surrounds.

  In this case, since a gap is provided between the mounting surface and the first decorative member, the base plate may be bent by the vibration of the second decorative member generated when the game ball collides with the collision wall. By providing the reinforcing portion at the portion where the base end portion of the fitting portion and the mounting surface are connected, the game member can maintain the gap even when the base plate is bent, and the second decorative member in the fitting portion. Can be held on the first decorative member.

  The fitting portion is provided at a concave portion having an inner diameter larger than an outer diameter of the fitting portion, and at one end portion of the concave portion that is separated from the attachment surface in the attached state, and in the attached state, the covered portion is provided. You may provide the contact part which contact | abuts with the said front-end | tip part of the said fitting part fitted to a fitting part. The length of the fitting portion from the base end portion to the tip end portion is longer than the length from the contact portion of the fitting portion to the other end portion opposite to the one end portion of the recess. Also good.

  In this case, since the length from the base end portion to the tip end portion of the fitting portion is longer than the length from the contact portion to the other end portion of the fitted portion, the first decorative member and the second decorative member are attached. A gap can be provided between the surface.

  The gap may have a size such that at least the base plate that vibrates when a game ball collides with the collision wall of the second decorative member does not contact the first decorative member. In this case, since a gap is provided between the mounting surface and the first decorative member, the base plate may be bent by the vibration of the second decorative member generated when the game ball collides with the collision wall. By providing the reinforcing portion at the portion where the base end portion of the fitting portion and the mounting surface are connected, the game member can maintain the gap even when the base plate is bent, and the second decorative member in the fitting portion. Can be held on the first decorative member.

  The second decorative member may include a support portion that is erected in a direction away from the decorative surface of the base plate and connects the collision wall and the base plate to support the collision wall. During the game, the game balls flowing down the game board surface collide with the collision wall without interruption. By providing the support portion on the collision wall, it is possible to prevent the collision wall from being damaged.

  The support portion may be a plate having a surface extending in parallel with a direction in which the game ball collides with the collision wall. In this case, since the support portion extends in parallel with the direction in which the game ball collides with the collision wall, the collision wall can be effectively prevented from being damaged.

  One or a plurality of protrusions may be provided on the surface of the surface of the collision wall that collides with the game ball, protruding along a direction perpendicular to the flow direction of the game ball flowing down along the collision wall. In this case, the protrusion provided on the collision wall can suppress the momentum of the game ball flowing down along the collision wall, and can appropriately adjust the flow of the game ball flowing down the game board surface.

  The second decorative member may be molded from a transparent synthetic resin. In this case, the part on the game board surface side from the second decorative member can be visually recognized through the second decorative member. For this reason, since the site | part which can decorate a game member can be ensured also in the game board surface side rather than the 2nd decoration member, the game member of a 1st aspect can improve the decorating property of a game board surface.

  A gaming machine according to the second aspect of the present invention includes the above-described gaming member. The gaming machine according to the second aspect of the present invention includes the gaming member according to the first aspect, thereby preventing the decorativeness of the game board surface from being reduced.

1 is a front view of a pachinko machine 1. FIG. 2 is a front view of the game board 2. FIG. 4 is a developed perspective view of a decorative member 8. FIG. FIG. 5 is an enlarged development view of the obstacle portion 50 of the decorative member 8. FIG. 4 is an enlarged side view of a region surrounded by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 3. It is an enlarged view of the area | region enclosed with the dashed-two dotted line of FIG. It is an enlarged side view in the state where fitting part 56 was inserted in to-be-fitted part 46. It is sectional drawing in the state in which the fitting part 56 was inserted by the to-be-fitted part 46. FIG. It is front sectional drawing of the game board 2 of the obstruction part 50 part.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the front side, the back side, the upper side, the lower side, the left side, and the right side of FIG. 1 are respectively the front (front side), the rear (rear side), the upper side, the lower side of the pachinko machine 1 and the decorative member 8. Left and right.

  A schematic configuration of the pachinko machine 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. As shown in FIG. 1, a game board 2 is provided in the upper half of the pachinko machine 1. The game board 2 has a substantially square plate shape when viewed from the front (see FIG. 2), and the front surface is protected by a front frame 13 holding a transparent glass plate. An upper plate 5 is provided below the game board 2. The upper plate 5 supplies a game ball made of metal to a game ball launching device (not shown) and receives a prize ball. On the upper surface of the upper plate 5, an operation button 9 that is operated by a player is provided. A lower plate 6 for receiving a prize ball is provided immediately below the upper plate 5. On the right side of the lower plate 6, a launch handle 7 for adjusting the launch of the game ball is provided. The launch handle 7 is provided so that the player can rotate the game handle. When the player rotates the launch handle 7 and performs the launch operation, the game ball launching device has a strength corresponding to the rotation angle of the launch handle 7. A game ball is fired. Speakers 45 are respectively provided at both corners of the upper portion of the front frame 13.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a substantially circular game area 4 surrounded by a guide rail 3 is formed on the front surface of the game board 2. A frame-shaped decorative member 8 is provided in the approximate center of the game area 4. A logo decoration 31, which is a decorative body simulating the logo of the motif of the pachinko machine 1, is provided in the upper part inside the decorative member 8 in front view. A rotating ornament 32 that is a decorative body that is rotated by a motor (not shown) is provided on the upper left side inside the decorative member 8 in a front view. A plate-like member 20 made of a transparent synthetic resin is provided in the lower part inside the decorative member 8 in a front view, and a driving ornament 30 that is a decorative body that is driven by a motor (not shown) behind the plate-like member 20. Is arranged. The game balls launched by the game ball launching device are guided to the game area 4 by the guide rail 3 and flow down in the game area 4 so as to pass around the decorative member 8.

  Furthermore, a normal symbol operating gate 12 is formed on the right side of the decorative member 8. In the decorative member 8, a V attacker 17 is formed below the normal symbol operating gate 12. The V attacker 17 includes an opening / closing member 17A that opens and closes to the left and right, and the game ball can win the V attacker 17 only when the opening / closing member 17A is opened. A plurality of game nails, windmills, and the like are provided in a predetermined arrangement around the decorative member 8 in the game area 4. A normal attacker 16 is provided at the lower right of the decorative member 8. The normal attacker 16 includes a withdrawal member 16A that moves back and forth in the upper part, and the game ball can win the regular attacker 16 only when the withdrawal member 16A is retracted rearward. A first start port 14 is provided below the decorative member 8. Immediately below the first start opening 14 is provided a second start opening 15 provided with an opening / closing member as an ordinary electric accessory (an accessory that moves based on the result of the normal hit determination described later). When game balls are awarded to the first start port 14, the second start port 15, the normal attacker 16, and the V attacker 17, a predetermined number of game balls are paid out as prize balls, respectively.

  An image display device (not shown) having a display screen 28 composed of an LCD (liquid crystal display) or the like is provided on the rear side of the game board 2. The display screen 28 is provided inside the decorative member 8 in a front view and can display an image forward. On the display screen 28, a plurality of effect symbols for informing the player of the result of the jackpot determination are displayed. The plurality of effect symbols start to fluctuate when the game ball wins one of the first start port 14 and the second start port 15, and after that change, are determined and displayed in a combination according to the result of the jackpot determination.

  A symbol display unit 24 for displaying the result of jackpot determination, the number of reserved balls, and the like is provided at the lower right portion of the game board 2. The symbol display unit 24 includes a special symbol display unit, a normal symbol display unit, a special symbol memory number display LED, and a normal symbol memory number display LED. The special symbol display unit includes two 7-segment LEDs, and displays a special symbol indicating the result of the jackpot determination. The normal symbol display unit displays the result of the normal hit determination by turning on and off the LED. The special symbol memory number display LED displays the number of game balls (the so-called “special symbol operation holding ball number”) for which the result of the jackpot determination has not been displayed yet. The normal symbol memory number display LED displays the number of game balls for which the normal hit determination result has not been displayed yet (so-called “normal symbol operation holding ball number”).

  In the present embodiment, when a game ball wins the first start opening 14, a first jackpot determination based on the first special symbol is performed. As a result, when it is determined that the jackpot is a jackpot game in which the normal attacker 16 and the V attacker 17 are released in a predetermined order. A specific area and a non-specific area are formed in the flow path of the game ball won in the V attacker 17. In the pachinko machine 1, the game ball passing through a specific area in the V attacker 17 during the jackpot game is a condition that causes a probability fluctuation state after the jackpot is over. In this embodiment, the V attacker 17 is released once during a single jackpot game. A control unit (not shown) for controlling the main control of the game, various effects, and the like is provided on the rear side of the game board 2.

  Further, when the game ball passes through the normal symbol operation gate 12, a normal hit determination is performed. As a result, when it is determined that it is normal hit, the opening / closing member of the second starting port 15 is opened. When the game ball wins the second start opening 15, a second jackpot determination based on the second special symbol is performed. As a result, when it is determined that the game is a jackpot, a jackpot game is executed as described above.

  Further, the pachinko machine 1 includes a control unit including various boards such as a main board (not shown) and a sub control board (not shown) on the rear side of the game board 2. Each of the main board and the sub control board includes a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and the like, and controls various operations of the pachinko machine 1. For example, the main board controls the main control of the pachinko machine 1 by performing jackpot determination, opening / closing the normal attacker 16 and the V attacker 17, and the like. The main board and the sub control board are electrically connected. The sub-control board operates the driving decoration 30 and the like according to the command transmitted from the main board, and performs comprehensive control of effects.

  A schematic configuration of the decorative member 8 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4. As shown in FIG. 3, the decorative member 8 includes a main body portion 40 and an obstacle portion 50. The main body 40 is a translucent frame-like member molded from a synthetic resin such as a polycarbonate resin. A plurality of protruding pieces 41 are provided on the outer peripheral edge of the main body 40. Each protruding piece 41 is a plate-like portion protruding from a substantially center in the front-rear direction on the outer peripheral edge of the main body 40, and is formed with a screw hole penetrating in the front-rear direction. The decorative member 8 is fixed to the game area 4 by screwing the main body 40 and the game board 2 in this screw hole. In FIG. 3, illustration of the driving ornament 30, the logo ornament 31, and the rotating ornament 32 (see FIG. 2) is omitted. In a state where the obstacle part 50 is attached to the main body part 40, a part of the logo decoration 31 and the rotary decoration 32 are arranged on the rear side of the main body part 40 and the obstacle part 50 (see FIG. 2).

  A guide surface 42 through which a game ball flows down on the front surface is provided on the upper left portion of the main body 40. The guide surface 42 is a surface substantially parallel to the game area 4. The guide surface 42 is provided with a guide wall 44 that extends forward from the front surface of the guide surface 42. The guide wall 44 prevents the game ball from colliding with the driving ornament 30, the logo ornament 31, the rotating ornament 32, the display screen 28, and the like provided inside the decorative member 8, and the game ball is guided along the guide surface 42. Then, it is guided so as to flow downward in the gaming area 4. An installation surface 43 for installing the obstacle unit 50 is disposed obliquely above and to the left of the guide surface 42 at a position retracted from the guide surface 42 to the rear side by a thickness of a base plate 51 of the obstacle unit 50 and a gap N described later. Is provided. The installation surface 43 is parallel to the game area 4 in a state where the decorative member 8 is fixed to the game area 4. The installation surface 43 is provided with fitted portions 46 to 49 which are parts for fixing the obstacle 50 to the main body 40. The to-be-fitted parts 46 to 49 are cylindrical parts having a bottom, and a hole for screwing is formed in the bottom part, which will be described in detail later.

  The obstruction part 50 is an arc-shaped member provided along the outer periphery of the upper left part of the decorative member 8, and is a translucent member integrally molded with a transparent synthetic resin such as polycarbonate resin. The obstacle part 50 is provided to change the direction of flowing down in the game area 4 of the game ball launched by the game ball launching device. The obstacle 50 has a base plate 51 that abuts the game board 2 on the outer periphery of the decorative member 8. On the decorative surface 511 on the front side of the base plate 51, four obstacles including a first obstacle protrusion 52, a second obstacle protrusion 53, a third obstacle protrusion 54, and a fourth obstacle protrusion 55 from the upper part to the lower part of the obstacle part 50. A protrusion is provided.

  The main body portion 40 and the obstacle portion 50 are both molded from a synthetic resin from the viewpoint of decorativeness and durability of the decorative member 8. In particular, in the present embodiment, the main body 40 and the obstacle 50 are both formed of a transparent synthetic resin. For this reason, in a state where the obstacle portion 50 is attached to the main body portion 40, a part of the logo decoration 31 and the rotary ornament 32 arranged on the rear side of the main body portion 40 and the obstacle portion 50 are replaced with the main body portion 40 and the obstacle portion. It can be visually recognized through the part 50. In particular, the logo decoration 31 and the rotation decoration 32 are decoration bodies that produce effects by electrical decoration and rotation driving. By making the logo decoration 31 and the rotation decoration 32 visible, it is possible to entertain the player with a sense of depth. Further, by making the obstacle part 50 transparent, even if the obstacle part 50 is arranged on the front side of the decorative member 8 and various ornamental bodies are arranged on the rear side of the obstacle part 50, the visibility of the ornament is hindered. Therefore, it is possible to give flexibility to the arrangement of various decorative bodies. Furthermore, since a transparent synthetic resin not mixed with a colorant is superior in strength to a synthetic resin mixed with a colorant, molding the obstacle portion 50 with a transparent synthetic resin also ensures the strength of the obstacle portion 50. To contribute.

  The first to fourth obstacle protrusions 52 to 55 protrude forward from the base plate 51. The first obstacle protrusion 52 is a member that can collide with a game ball flowing down the left side of the decorative member 8 among the game balls flowing down the game area 4. The first collision wall 521 stands substantially perpendicular to the base plate 51 and forms a square tubular side wall portion of the first obstacle protrusion 52. The front end of the rectangular cylindrical first collision wall 521 is covered with a front wall portion 522. Thereby, the 1st obstruction protrusion 52 makes | forms the hollow prismatic shape with which the front end was closed. The second obstacle protrusion 53, the third obstacle protrusion 54, and the fourth obstacle protrusion 55 are also in the shape of a hollow prism similar to the first obstacle protrusion 52, and the left side of the decorative member 8 is out of the game balls flowing down the game area 4. It is a member that can be collided with a game ball that flows down. The second obstruction projection 53, the third obstruction projection 54, and the fourth obstruction projection 55 also have a second collision wall 531, a third collision wall 541, and a fourth collision wall 551, which are the respective side walls of a square tube shape. Front wall portions 532, 542, and 556 are provided at the front ends of the second collision wall 531, the third collision wall 541, and the fourth collision wall 551, respectively. Of the fourth collision wall 551 of the fourth obstacle projection 55, the portion adjacent to the guide rail 3 in the state where the decorative member 8 is attached to the game board 2 (see FIG. 2) is along the fourth collision wall 551. Buffer portions 552 to 555 are provided to weaken the momentum of the game balls that flow down.

  A reinforcing rib 523 is provided inside the first obstacle protrusion 52 so as to partition the inside of the first collision wall 521 into a plurality of spaces. The reinforcing rib 523 connects the first collision wall 521 and the base plate 51. Reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 for connecting the second collision wall 531 and the base plate 51 are also provided on the inner side of the second obstacle protrusion 53, similarly to the first obstacle protrusion 52. A reinforcing rib 543 that connects the third collision wall 541 and the base plate 51 is also provided on the inner side of the third obstacle protrusion 54, similarly to the first obstacle protrusion 52. The operational effects of these reinforcing ribs 523, 533, 534, and 543 will be described later.

  The obstacle 50 is detachably fixed to the front side of the main body 40. As shown in FIG. 4, the fitting portion 56 extends from the upper portion to the lower portion of the obstacle portion 50 on the mounting surface 512, which is the surface opposite to the decorative surface 511 (see FIG. 3) of the base plate 51 of the obstacle portion 50. -59 are provided. The mounting surface 512 is parallel to the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 in a state where the obstacle 50 is fixed to the main body 40. The fitting portions 56 to 59 are shaft-like members that are erected substantially vertically from the mounting surface 512 in a direction away from the decorative surface 511. The obstacle portion 50 is attached to the main body portion 40 by fitting the fitting portions 56 to 59 into the fitted portions 46 to 49 on the installation surface 43. In other words, in a state where the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 and the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50 are arranged to face each other, the fitting portions 56 to 59 of the obstacle 50 are fitted portions 46 to 49 of the main body 40. Fit into.

  In addition, a hole for screwing is provided on the inner side of the distal end portion 561 which is an end portion of the fitting portion 56 on the side separated from the mounting surface 512. In a state in which the fitting portion 56 is fitted into the fitted portion 46, the fitting portion 56 and the fitted portion 46 are fixed with screws. Similarly to the fitting portion 56, the fitting portions 57 to 59 are also provided with screw holes inside the tip portions 571, 581, and 591 of the fitting portions 57 to 59. In a state where the fitting parts 57 to 59 are fitted into the fitted parts 47 to 49, the fitting parts 57 to 59 and the fitted parts 47 to 49 are screwed and fixed.

  With reference to FIG. 5, the to-be-fitted parts 46-48 of the main-body part 40 and the fitting parts 56-58 of the obstruction part 50 are demonstrated. In FIG. 5, illustration of the fitted portion 49 of the main body 40 and the fitted portion 59 of the obstacle portion 50 is omitted, but the configurations of the fitted portion 49 and the fitted portion 59 are also fitted. This is the same as the portions 46 to 48 and the fitting portions 56 to 58.

  The fitted portion 46 of the main body 40 has a concave portion 462 that is a portion that is recessed backward from the installation surface 43. The recess 462 is a cylindrical portion having an inner diameter B (see FIG. 6). A bottom portion 464 corresponding to the bottom of the concave portion 462 is formed in the concave portion 462 at one end portion on the side away from the installation surface 43. When the fitting portion 56 is fitted into the recessed portion 462 of the fitted portion 46, the distal end portion 561 of the fitting portion 56 comes into contact with the abutting surface 461 that is the front surface of the bottom portion 464 of the fitted portion 46. . The to-be-fitted part 47 and the to-be-fitted part 48 also have the recessed part 472 and the recessed part 482 similar to the to-be-fitted part 46, respectively. When the fitting portion 57 is fitted into the fitted portion 47, the tip end portion 571 of the fitting portion 57 comes into contact with the abutting surface 471 of the bottom portion 474 of the fitted portion 47. Further, when the fitting portion 58 is fitted into the fitted portion 48, the distal end portion 581 of the fitting portion 58 comes into contact with the contact surface 481 of the fitted portion 48.

  With reference to FIG. 6, the to-be-fitted part 46 and the fitting part 56 are demonstrated in detail. In the present embodiment, the inner diameter B of the recessed portion 462 of the fitted portion 46 is about 7 millimeters. An installation surface 43 is disposed at the end of the recess 462 opposite to the contact surface 461. The distance from the contact surface 461 to the installation surface 43, that is, the length in the front-rear direction of the recess 462 is the length M. In this embodiment, the length M is about 6 millimeters. A screw hole 463 for screwing a screw from the rear side of the bottom portion 464 is provided in the bottom portion 464 of the recess 462.

  The shaft portion of the fitting portion 56 has an outer diameter A. In this embodiment, the outer diameter A is about 6.5 millimeters. Further, the length from the base end portion 562 to the tip end portion 561 which is the end portion on the side close to the mounting surface 512 of the fitting portion 56 is the length L. In the present embodiment, the length L is about 6.5 millimeters.

  In the present embodiment, the inner diameter B of the recess 462 is larger than the outer diameter A of the fitting portion 56. For this reason, the fitted part 46 can receive the fitting part 56 in the recessed part 462. Further, the length L of the fitting portion 56 is longer than the length M of the recess 462. For this reason, when the fitting part 56 is fitted in the to-be-fitted part 46, a gap corresponding to the length L minus the length M is generated between the installation surface 43 and the mounting surface 512. And the mounting surface 512 are not in contact with each other. In other words, only the front end portion 561 of the fitting portion 56 comes into contact with the contact surface 461 of the fitted portion 46, and the fitting portion 56 and the fitted portion 46 do not come into contact with other parts. In addition, it is preferable that the length M of the recessed part 462 and the length L of the fitting part 56 are less than 10 millimeters from a viewpoint of the fixed intensity | strength of the main-body part 40 and the obstruction part 50. FIG.

  When attaching the obstacle part 50 to the main body part 40, the fitting part 56 is fitted into the fitted part 46. Further, a mounting screw 60 (see FIG. 8) is screwed from the screw hole 463 of the fitted portion 46, and the fitted portion 56 and the fitted portion 46 are connected and fixed. When the game progresses with the decorative member 8 provided in the game area 4, the game balls flowing down the game area 4 collide with the first to fourth obstacle protrusions 52 to 55 without interruption, and the obstacle portion 50 vibrates. . Therefore, the fitting part 56 receives the vibration produced in the first obstacle protrusion 52 and the vicinity thereof only at the place where it comes into contact with the contact surface 461 of the fitted part 46. The distal end portion 571 of the fitting portion 56 is screwed in a state where it contacts the contact surface 461 of the fitted portion 46. For this reason, the stress due to vibration generated in the first obstacle protrusion 52 and the vicinity thereof is likely to be applied to the base end portion 562 which is the end portion of the fitting portion 56 on the side not screwed. When stress is applied to the base end portion 562, the base end portion 562 is easily distorted, and the base end portion 562 may be damaged depending on the strength of the applied stress.

  In order to prevent this damage, a reinforcing portion 563 is provided so as to surround the periphery of the base end portion 562. As shown in FIG. 6, the reinforcing portion 563 has a tapered shape in which the outer diameter is larger than the outer diameter A of the fitting portion 56 from the shaft-like portion of the fitting portion 56 having the outer diameter A to the mounting surface 512. Thereby, the reinforcement part 563 reinforces the base end part 562 and prevents breakage. In addition, the shape of the reinforcement part 563 is not restricted to a taper shape, Various shapes for reinforcement, such as a flange shape, can be employ | adopted.

  With reference to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, the state in which the obstacle 50 is attached to the main body 40 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 7, since the length L of the fitting portion 56 is longer than the length M of the concave portion 462, the length between the installation surface 43 of the main body portion 40 and the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle portion 50 is long. A gap N is generated by subtracting the length M from L. For this reason, in a state where the obstacle 50 is attached to the main body 40, only the tip 561 of the fitting portion 56 comes into contact with the contact surface 461 of the fitted portion 46, and the fitting portion 56 in other parts. There is no contact with the fitted portion 46.

  For example, when the obstacle portion 50 is fixed to the main body portion 40 in a state where the attachment surface 512 and the installation surface 43 are in contact with each other, if vibration occurs in the obstacle portion 50 during the game as described above, the attachment surface 512 and the installation surface Synthetic resin powder is easily generated by rubbing with 43. In this case, the generated synthetic resin powder is accumulated between the mounting surface 512 and the installation surface 43, and the decorativeness of the decorative member 8 in the accumulated portion may be reduced. Further, the synthetic resin powder accumulated between the mounting surface 512 and the installation surface 43 is moved to the front side of the obstacle portion 50 due to the vibration caused by the collision of the game ball with the four obstacle protrusions of the obstacle portion 50. Ejaculation is also likely to occur. In this case, the sprayed synthetic resin powder adheres to the game balls flowing down the game area 4 and scatters and adheres to the game area 4, thereby reducing the overall decoration of the game area 4.

  In this embodiment, in order to avoid a reduction in the decorative properties of the decorative member 8 and the game area 4 due to the powder of synthetic resin, in this embodiment, the portion where the main body portion 40 and the obstacle portion 50 come into contact with each other is fitted to the fitted portions 46 to 49. Only internal. Thereby, the part which the main-body part 40 and the obstruction part 50 contact | abut can be limited. In other words, by reducing the places where the main body 40 and the obstacle 50 are rubbed, the places where the synthetic resin powder is generated can be reduced. As shown in FIG. 8, a metal made by screwing from a screw hole 63 of the fitted portion 46 in a state where the contact surface 461 of the fitted portion 46 and the tip portion 561 of the fitted portion 56 are in contact. With the mounting screw 60, the fitting portion 56 and the fitted portion 46 are fixed without loosening. Thereby, in the to-be-fitted part 46, it fixes in the state in which parts other than the contact surface 461 of the to-be-fitted part 46 and parts other than the front-end | tip part 561 of the fitting part 56 do not contact. Therefore, even if vibration occurs in the obstacle 50, the place where the synthetic resin powder can be generated in the fitted portion 46 is fitted with the contact surface 461 of the recess 462 of the fitted portion 46. It becomes only the part which the front-end | tip part 561 of the part 56 contact | abuts. The mounting screw 60 is not limited to a metal screw, and may be other materials made of synthetic resin.

  The fitted portion 46 is recessed backward from the installation surface 43 where the fitted portion 46 is provided. Therefore, even when the synthetic resin powder is generated in the portion where the contact surface 461 of the fitted portion 46 and the tip portion 561 of the fitted portion 56 are in contact, the generated powder is It is easy to stay in the concave portion 462. That is, even if there is vibration due to the collision of the game ball with the four obstacle protrusions of the obstacle portion 50, the generated synthetic resin powder remains in the concave portion 462 of the fitted portion 46 and is on the front side of the obstacle portion 50. It is difficult to erupt. That is, the configuration of the fitted portion 46 and the fitting portion 56 of the present embodiment can avoid a reduction in the decorativeness of the decorative member 8 and the game area 4 due to the generated synthetic resin powder.

  The size of the gap N is such that at least the base plate 51 of the obstacle unit 50 that vibrates when the game ball collides with the four obstacle protrusions of the obstacle unit 50 contacts the installation surface 43 of the main body unit 40 that is opposed to the game unit. Any size is acceptable. In the present embodiment, the gap N is about 0.5 millimeters, but the gap N may be made smaller than that in the present embodiment as long as the vibrating obstacle 50 does not contact the main body 40. The outer peripheral edge of the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50 is arranged on the same surface as the game area 4 and is screwed to the game board 2 in a screw hole that penetrates the base plate 51 in the front-rear direction. For this reason, even when the gap N is larger than that of the present embodiment, the game ball flowing down in the vicinity of the outer peripheral edge of the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50 does not catch on the obstacle 50 and the decorative member 8.

  With reference to FIG. 9, the effect of the reinforcing ribs 523, 533, 534, 543 and the buffer portions 552 to 555 will be described. As shown in FIG. 9, in the present embodiment, the game area 4 was launched aiming at a so-called “bump position”, which is an efficient launch position for winning the game ball to the first start port 14. Most of the game balls draw a locus approximate to the arrow P or the arrow Q. That is, in the first obstacle protrusion 52 and the second obstacle protrusion 53, the game balls launched toward the game area 4 along the trajectories of the arrow P and the arrow Q are weakened by other members such as a game nail. It is an obstacle protrusion that is easy to collide first. Therefore, among the four obstacle protrusions, the game balls easily collide with the first obstacle protrusions 52 and the second obstacle protrusions 53 with a strong momentum.

  Most of the game balls launched in the direction of the arrow P collide with the first collision wall 521 of the first obstacle projection 52. The reinforcing rib 523 stands up to a position reaching the front wall portion 522 (see FIGS. 3 to 8) in a direction away from the decorative surface 511 of the base plate 51. The reinforcing rib 523 supports the first collision wall 521 by connecting the portion of the square cylindrical first collision wall 521 facing the position where the game ball collides most frequently and the base plate 51. In the present embodiment, the reinforcing rib 523 is parallel to the arrow P direction in which the game ball collides with the first collision wall 521 from the portion of the first collision wall 521 provided at the position where the game ball collides most frequently. It is the board provided so that it might extend. For this reason, the reinforcing rib 523 can effectively support the first collision wall 521 against the impact in the arrow P direction received by the first collision wall 521 and prevent the first collision wall 521 from being damaged.

  Further, the reinforcing rib 523 can also prevent the base plate 51 from being damaged. When the game ball collides with the first collision wall 521 in the direction of arrow P, the first collision wall 521 tends to tilt in the direction of arrow P due to the momentum at the time of the collision. When the 1st collision wall 521 inclines in the arrow P direction, the 1st decoration between the 1st obstruction protrusion 52 and the 2nd obstruction protrusion 53 among the decoration surfaces 511 of the baseplate 51 connected with the 1st collision wall 521 is shown. When the surface 513 is pulled in the direction of arrow P, the first decorative surface 513 portion of the base plate 51 is likely to be bent. If this bending occurs repeatedly, the first decorative surface 513 portion of the base plate 51 may be damaged. By providing the reinforcing rib 523 extending in the arrow P direction on the first collision wall 521, the first collision wall 521 is prevented from being inclined in the arrow P direction due to the momentum during the collision, and the base plate 51 of the first decorative surface 513 portion. Can also be reduced.

  Note that the game ball that has collided with the first collision wall 521 along the path indicated by the arrow P then collided with the second collision wall 531 of the second obstacle projection 53 or directly toward the guide wall 44 as it is. It flows down on the decorative surface 513, and then flows down on the guide surface 42 along the guide wall 44.

  Most of the game balls launched in the direction of the arrow Q collide with the second collision wall 531 of the second obstacle projection 53. The reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 are erected up to a position reaching the front wall portion 532 (see FIGS. 3 and 5) in a direction away from the decorative surface 511. The reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 connect the portion of the second cylindrical collision wall 531 facing the position where the game ball collides with the second obstacle projection 53 most frequently and the base plate 51, and The second collision wall 531 is supported. In the present embodiment, the reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 are arranged in the direction of the arrow Q in which the game ball collides with the second collision wall 531 from the portion of the second collision wall 531 provided at the position where the game ball collides most frequently. It is the board provided so that it might extend in parallel. For this reason, the reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 can effectively support the second collision wall 531 against the impact in the arrow Q direction received by the second collision wall 531 and prevent the second collision wall 531 from being damaged. .

  Further, the reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 can also prevent the base plate 51 from being damaged, like the reinforcing rib 523. When the game ball collides with the second collision wall 531 in the arrow Q direction, the second collision wall 531 tends to tilt in the arrow Q direction due to the momentum at the time of the collision. When the second collision wall 531 is tilted in the direction of arrow Q, the first decorative surface 513 portion of the base plate 51 connected to the second collision wall 531 and the second between the second obstacle projection 53 and the third obstacle projection 54 are provided. The decorative surface 514 portion is likely to bend in the direction of the arrow Q. If this bending occurs repeatedly, the first decorative surface 513 portion and the second decorative surface 514 portion of the base plate 51 may be damaged. By providing the second collision wall 531 with the reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 extending in the arrow Q direction, the second collision wall 531 is prevented from being inclined in the arrow Q direction due to the momentum of the collision, and the first decorative surface 513 portion and the first The bending of the base plate 51 at the two decorative surfaces 514 can also be reduced.

  Note that the game ball that collided with the second collision wall 531 along the trajectory indicated by the arrow Q then collided with the third collision wall 541 of the third obstacle projection 54 along the trajectory indicated by the arrow R, or as it is. It flows down on the second decorative surface 514 toward the guide wall 44, and then flows down along the guide wall 44 on the guide surface 42.

  Most of the game balls flowing down along the locus indicated by the arrow R collide with the third collision wall 541 of the third obstacle projection 54. The reinforcing rib 543 stands up to a position reaching the front wall portion 542 (see FIGS. 3 and 5) in a direction away from the decorative surface 511 of the base plate 51. The reinforcing rib 543 connects the part of the third cylindrical collision wall 541 facing the position where the gaming ball flowing down in the direction of the arrow R most frequently collides with the base plate 51 to form the third collision wall 541. The wall 541 is supported. In the present embodiment, the reinforcing rib 543 is a plate provided so as to extend in parallel with the arrow R direction in which the game ball collides with the third collision wall 541 from a portion facing the arrow R direction in the third collision wall 541. Is the body. For this reason, the reinforcing rib 543 can effectively support the third collision wall 541 against the impact in the arrow R direction received by the third collision wall 541 and prevent the third collision wall 541 from being damaged.

  In addition, the reinforcing rib 543 can prevent the base plate 51 from being damaged, like the reinforcing ribs 523, 533, and 534. When the game ball collides with the third collision wall 541 in the direction of the arrow R, the third collision wall 541 tends to tilt in the direction of the arrow R due to the momentum at the time of the collision. When the third collision wall 541 is inclined in the direction of the arrow R, the second decorative surface 514 portion connected to the third collision wall 541 and the third decorative surface 513 portion between the third obstacle protrusion 54 and the fourth obstacle protrusion 55 In addition, bending in the direction of arrow R is likely to occur. If this bending occurs repeatedly, the second decorative surface 514 portion and the third decorative surface 515 portion of the base plate 51 may be damaged. By providing the reinforcing rib 543 extending in the arrow R direction on the third collision wall 541, the third collision wall 541 is prevented from being inclined in the arrow R direction due to the momentum during the collision, and the second decorative surface 514 portion and the third decoration are reduced. The bending of the base plate 51 in the surface 515 portion can also be reduced.

  The game ball that has collided with the third collision wall 541 while drawing the locus indicated by the arrow R flows down on the second decorative surface 514 toward the guide wall 44, and then flows down on the guide surface 42 along the guide wall 44. To do. In addition, the game ball flowing down in the direction of arrow S along the portion of the third collision wall 541 that is close to the guide rail 3 is directed toward the fourth obstacle projection 55 or toward the guide wall 44, and the third decorative surface 515. Flow down. A part of the game ball flowing down in the direction of arrow T along the guide wall 44 on the guide surface 42 and a part of the game ball flowing down in the direction of arrow S toward the fourth obstacle projection 55 The fourth collision wall 551 flows down on the upper side of the portion close to the guide rail 3.

  Buffer portions 552 to 555 are provided in portions of the fourth collision wall 551 that are close to the guide rail 3. The buffer portions 552 to 555 are four projecting portions that project along a direction orthogonal to the arrow U direction, which is the flow-down direction of the game ball flowing down along the fourth collision wall 551. The momentum of the game ball flowing down on the buffer parts 552 to 555 is relaxed by the game ball colliding with the buffer parts 552 to 555. In recent years, the size of LCDs and the like mounted on gaming machines has been increasing, and the size of the decorative member 8 that decorates the display screen 28 has also been increasing. In the pachinko machine 1 provided with the enlarged decorative member 8, the decorative member 8 is provided in a state of extending to the vicinity of the guide rail 3 as in the present embodiment. In this case, a space for arranging the game nail in the vicinity of the guide rail 3 may not be secured. Even in such a case, the buffer portions 552 to 555 can appropriately adjust the momentum of the game ball flowing down around the decoration member 8.

  As described above, the decorative member 8 includes the main body portion 40 provided in the game area 4 and the obstacle portion 50 attached to the main body portion 40. The obstacle portion 50 is provided with four obstacle protrusions of first to fourth obstacle protrusions 52 to 55 having a collision wall with which a game ball flowing down the game area 4 collides. In the attached state where the obstacle portion 50 is attached to the main body portion 40, only the tip portions 561, 571, 581, and 591 of the fitting portions 56 to 59 in the obstacle portion 50 are the main body in the fitted portions 46 to 49. A gap N is formed between the mounting surface 512 that contacts the portion 40 and is provided with the fitting portion 56 in the obstacle portion 50 and the installation surface 43 of the main body portion 40. Therefore, the first collision wall 521 of the first obstacle protrusion 52, the second collision wall 531 of the second obstacle protrusion 53, the third collision wall 541 of the third obstacle protrusion 54, and the fourth collision wall of the fourth obstacle protrusion 55 Even if the game ball collides with 551 and the base plate 51 of the obstacle 50 vibrates, the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50 and the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 do not rub against each other. Further, when vibration occurs in the base plate 51 of the obstacle 50, the front ends 561, 571, 581, 591 of the fitting parts 56 to 59 of the obstacle 50 in the fitted parts 46 to 49 of the main body 40. Only rubs against the main body 40 in the fitted portions 46 to 49. In this case, even if synthetic resin powder is generated by rubbing the main body portion 40 and the obstacle portion 50, the generated synthetic resin powder tends to stay in the fitted portions 46 to 49. In addition, the generated synthetic resin powder tends to stay in the fitted portions 46 to 49 and is difficult to be ejected to the front side of the obstacle portion 50, and thus hardly adheres to the decorative member 8 and the game area 4. Therefore, the decorative member 8 can prevent the decorative properties of the decorative member 8 and the game area 4 from being reduced.

  Since a gap N is provided between the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle portion 50 and the installation surface 43 of the main body portion 40, the game ball is placed on the first collision wall 521 of the first obstacle projection 52 and the second collision wall of the second obstacle projection 53. There is a possibility that the base plate 51 is bent by the vibration of the obstacle portion 50 caused by the collision with the fourth collision wall 551 of the fifth obstacle protrusion 55 and the fourth collision wall 551 of the fourth obstacle protrusion 55. Taking the fitting part 56 and the fitted part 46 as an example, the fitted part 56 and the fitted part 46 are the tip part 571 of the fitted part 56 in a state where the obstacle part 50 is attached to the main body part 40. Only the screw is fastened in a state where it is in contact with the contact surface 461 inside the recess 462 of the fitted portion 46. Therefore, the fitting portion 56 receives the vibration generated in the first obstacle protrusion 52 and the vicinity thereof only at the place where the fitting portion 56 comes into contact with the contact surface 461 inside the concave portion 462 of the fitted portion 46. Since the tip portion 571 of the fitting portion 56 is screwed in a state of being in contact with the contact surface 461 inside the concave portion 462 of the fitting portion 46, the stress caused by vibration generated in the first obstacle protrusion 52 and the vicinity thereof. However, it becomes easy to add to the base end part 562 which is the edge part of the side of the fitting part 56 which is not screwed. In order to prevent this breakage, by providing a tapered reinforcing portion 563 around the base end portion 562, the decorative member 8 can be fitted into the obstacle portion 50 while maintaining the gap N even when the base plate 51 is bent. The obstacle portion 50 can be held on the main body portion 40 at the joint portions 56 to 59.

  Taking the fitting portion 56 and the fitted portion 46 as an example, the length L from the base end portion 562 to the distal end portion 561 which is the end portion on the side close to the mounting surface 512 of the fitting portion 56 is to be fitted. It is longer than the length M from the contact surface 461 of the concave portion 462 of the portion 46 to the installation surface 43 which is the end portion of the concave portion 462. Therefore, a gap N corresponding to the length L minus the length M can be provided between the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 and the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50.

  The first collision wall 521 of the first obstacle projection 52 of the obstacle portion 50, the second collision wall 531 of the second obstacle projection 53, the third collision wall 541 of the third obstacle projection 54, and the fourth collision of the fourth obstacle projection 55. Even if vibration occurs in the base plate 51 due to the collision of the game ball with the wall 551, the base plate 51 does not come into contact with the installation surface 43 of the main body portion 40. The part 40 and the obstacle part 50 do not rub against each other. Therefore, it is difficult for synthetic resin powder to occur in portions other than the fitted portions 46 to 49, and the decorativeness of the decorative member 8 and the game area 4 can be effectively prevented from being reduced.

  During the game, the first collision wall 521 of the first obstacle protrusion 52 of the obstacle portion 50, the second collision wall 531 of the second obstacle protrusion 53, the third collision wall 541 of the third obstacle protrusion 54, and the fourth obstacle protrusion 55 The game balls flowing down the game area 4 collide with the fourth collision wall 551 without interruption. By providing reinforcing ribs 523 on the first collision wall 521, reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 on the second collision wall 531, and reinforcing ribs 543 on the third obstacle projection 54, damage to each collision wall can be prevented. .

  Since the reinforcing rib 523 provided on the first collision wall 521 extends in parallel with the arrow P direction in which the game ball collides with the first collision wall 521, the first collision wall 521 can be effectively prevented from being damaged. Similarly, since the reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 provided on the second collision wall 531 extend in parallel with the arrow Q direction in which the game ball collides with the second collision wall 531, damage to the second collision wall 531 is effectively prevented. can do.

  The buffer portions 552 to 555 provided on the upper side of the portion of the fourth collision projection 55 that is close to the guide rail 3 in the fourth collision wall 551 exerts the momentum of the game ball flowing down along the fourth collision wall 551. Therefore, the flow of the game ball flowing down the game area 4 can be appropriately adjusted.

  Since the obstacle portion 50 is formed of a transparent synthetic resin, a portion on the rear side of the obstacle portion 50 can be visually recognized through the obstacle portion 50. For this reason, since the site | part which can decorate the decoration member 8 can be ensured also in the back side rather than the obstruction part 50, the decoration member 8 can improve the decoration property of the game area | region 4. FIG.

  The pachinko machine 1 can prevent the decoration of the decoration member 8 and the game area 4 from being reduced by providing the decoration member 8 described above.

  In the present embodiment, the pachinko machine 1 corresponds to the “gaming machine” of the present invention. The game area 4 corresponds to the “game board surface” of the present invention. The decorative member 8 corresponds to the “game member” of the present invention. The main body 40 corresponds to the “first decorative member” of the present invention. The fitted parts 46 to 49 correspond to the “fitted parts” of the present invention. The recesses 462, 472, and 482 correspond to the “recesses” of the present invention. The contact surfaces 461, 471, and 481 correspond to the “contact portion” of the present invention.

The obstacle 50 corresponds to the “second decorative member” of the present invention. The base plate 51 corresponds to the “base plate” of the present invention.
The mounting surface 512 corresponds to the “mounting surface” of the present invention. The fitting portions 56 to 59 correspond to the “fitting portion” of the present invention. The decorative surface 511 corresponds to the “decorative surface” of the present invention. The first collision wall 521, the second collision wall 531, the third collision wall 541, and the fourth collision wall 551 correspond to the “collision wall” of the present invention. The tip portions 561, 571, 581 and 591 correspond to the “tip portion” of the present invention. The base end portion 562 corresponds to the “base end portion” of the present invention. The reinforcing portion 563 corresponds to the “reinforcing portion” of the present invention. The reinforcing ribs 523, 533, 534, and 543 correspond to the “supporting portion” of the present invention. The buffer portions 552 to 555 correspond to the “projections” of the present invention.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described in detail above, and it is needless to say that various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention. In the embodiment described above, the reinforcing rib 523 is provided on the first collision wall 521. Reinforcing ribs 533 and 534 are provided on the second collision wall 531. A reinforcing rib 543 is provided on the third collision wall 541. The fourth collision wall 551 is provided with buffer portions 552 to 555. The collision wall may be provided with both the reinforcing rib and the buffer part, or may be provided with neither the reinforcing rib nor the buffer part.

  In the above-described embodiment, the main body 40 is attached with one obstacle 50 integrally molded with synthetic resin, but the number of obstacles 50 that can be attached to the main body 40 is not limited to one, and the main body 40 may include a plurality of obstacles. For example, among the four obstacle protrusions of the obstacle portion 50, the first obstacle protrusion 52 and the second obstacle protrusion 53 that the game ball is likely to collide with particularly strong momentum, the other obstacle protrusions 54, 55 and the base plate 51. It is good also as another member made into another thing. Thereby, it is easy to collide with a particularly strong momentum of the game ball, and it is possible to improve the exchangeability of the obstacle part including the obstacle protrusion that is more likely to be damaged than the other obstacle protrusions. In addition, a plurality of obstacles can be provided at different locations on the decorative member 8.

  In the above-described embodiment, the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 and the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50 are opposed to each other with a gap N maintained. When a game ball collides with four obstacle protrusions of the obstacle 50 from the outer peripheral side of the obstacle 50, the base plate 51 of the obstacle 50 is likely to bend toward the inner periphery of the obstacle due to the impact caused by the collision. For this reason, the gap between the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 and the mounting surface 512 of the obstacle 50 on the inner peripheral side of the obstacle 50 is separated from the installation surface 43 of the main body 40 on the outer periphery of the obstacle 50 and the obstacle. You may make it larger than the clearance gap between 50 attachment surfaces 512. FIG. Thereby, the contact with the installation surface 43 of the main-body part 40 and the attachment surface 512 of the obstruction part 50 by the vibration of the baseplate 51 of the obstruction part 50 can be prevented effectively.

  In the above embodiment, the obstacle 50 is attached from the front side of the main body 40 of the decorative member 8 that decorates the game area 4 by providing the display screen 28 inside, but the obstacle 50 is attached to the other gaming members. May be attached. For example, the obstacle portion 50 is provided in the main body portion of the first start port 14 disposed in the middle of the game area 4, the main body portion of the second start port 15 and the normal attacker 16 disposed in the outer periphery of the game area 4. May be attached.

  All elements described in the claims, specification and drawings (for example, the decorative member 8, the main body 40, the obstacle 50, the fitting parts 56 to 59, the fitted parts 46 to 49, etc.) are conscious of the number. Unless specifically stated specifically, there may be a single unit or a plurality of units, and the arrangement may be changed as appropriate. Further, the names (element names) given to the elements are merely given for convenience in describing the present case, and there is no particular awareness that a special meaning is caused thereby. Therefore, what is an element is not limitedly interpreted only by the element name. For example, the “decorative member 8” may be a single hardware or one containing software.

  Furthermore, it is easy for a person skilled in the art to determine whether a plurality of elements among all the above elements should be integrally configured as appropriate, or whether one element is divided into a plurality of elements. It is. Accordingly, the adoption of a gaming machine having a structural difference within that range only because it is not described in this embodiment does not mean that the right according to the present invention is avoided. . The same applies to differences in obvious ranges that can be easily considered by those skilled in the art from the present embodiment in the configuration and shape of each element.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pachinko machine 2 Game board 4 Game area 8 Decoration member 40 Main body part 43 Installation surface 46,47,48,49 Fitting part 50 Obstacle part 56,57,58,59 Fitting part 461,471,481 Contact surface 462, 472, 482 Recessed portion 511 Decorative surface 521 First collision wall 523, 533, 534, 543 Reinforcement rib 531 Second collision wall 541 Third collision wall 551 Fourth collision wall 562 Base end portion 563 Reinforcement portions 571, 581, 591 Tip

Claims (9)

A first decorative member provided on a game board surface on which game balls flow down;
A game member comprising: a second decorative member attached to the first decorative member from a direction facing the game board surface and changing in a direction in which the game ball flows down when a game ball flowing down the game board surface collides with the first decorative member Because
The second decorative member is
A base plate having a mounting surface which is a surface facing at least a part of the first decorative member;
A fitting portion which is erected in a direction away from the mounting surface of the base plate and is fitted to a fitted portion formed in the first decorative member;
A collision wall which is a wall which is erected in a direction away from a decorative surface which is a surface opposite to the mounting surface of the base plate, and which is a wall on which a game ball flowing down the game board surface collides,
When the second decorative member is attached to the first decorative member, only the tip portion that is the end of the fitting portion that is separated from the attachment surface is the first fitting member within the fitted portion. A game member, wherein the game member is in contact with a decorative member, and a gap is formed between the mounting surface and the first decorative member. The fitting portion is shaft-shaped,
Provided at a portion where a base end portion that is an end portion on the side close to the mounting surface of the fitting portion is connected to the mounting surface, and a reinforcing portion that is a member that surrounds at least the base end portion The gaming member according to claim 1. The fitting portion is provided at a concave portion having an inner diameter larger than an outer diameter of the fitting portion, and at one end portion of the concave portion that is separated from the attachment surface in the attached state, and in the attached state, the covered portion is provided. An abutting portion that abuts against the tip of the fitting portion that fits into a fitting portion;
The length of the fitting portion from the base end portion to the tip end portion is longer than the length from the contact portion of the fitting portion to the other end portion opposite to the one end portion of the recess. The game member according to claim 2.   The clearance gap has a size such that at least the base plate that vibrates when the game ball collides with the collision wall of the second decorative member does not come into contact with the first decorative member. The game member according to any one of the above.   The second decorative member includes a support portion that is erected in a direction away from the decorative surface of the base plate and supports the collision wall by connecting the collision wall and the base plate. The game member according to claim 1.   The game member according to claim 5, wherein the support portion is a plate body having a surface extending in parallel with a direction in which a game ball collides with the collision wall.   The surface of a surface of the collision wall that collides with a game ball is provided with one or a plurality of protrusions protruding along a direction perpendicular to the flow-down direction of the game ball flowing down along the collision wall. The gaming member according to any one of 1 to 6.   The game member according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the second decorative member is molded of a transparent synthetic resin.   A gaming machine comprising the gaming member according to claim 1.

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