JP2018139858A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game machine capable of integrally moving two movable performance members.SOLUTION: A game machine 10 includes: a first movable member 100; a second movable member 200 capable of moving along a movement direction of the first movable member 100; and an integrating mechanism 130 for integrally moving the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200. The integrating mechanism 130 includes: a bearing member 150 that is mounted to the first movable member 100 and is disposed in a receiving position engaged with the second movable member 200 and a standby position for canceling engagement with the second movable member 200; and a drive source 140 for driving the bearing member 150.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 24

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine including a plurality of movable effect members.

  In the gaming machine of Patent Document 1, two movable effect members are driven by separate drive sources.

JP 2013-63143 A (paragraph [0097], FIG. 17, FIG. 51 (b) and FIG. 52)

  In the gaming machine of Patent Document 1, it is difficult to move the two movable effect members integrally.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine capable of integrally moving two movable effect members.

  The first means is a gaming machine having a first movable effect member and a second movable effect member movable along the moving direction of the first movable effect member, the first movable effect member and It further has an integrated mechanism for integrally moving the second movable effect member, and the integrated mechanism is one of the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member. And an engagement member disposed at an engagement position that engages with the other movable effect member and a release position at which the engagement with the other movable effect member is released, and drives the engagement member And a driving source.

  According to the said invention, it becomes possible to move two movable production | generation members integrally.

A perspective view of a gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention. Front view of game board The side view of a movable accessory unit when a 1st movable member is arrange | positioned in a 1st start end position, and a 2nd movable member is arrange | positioned in a 2nd start end position. The side view of a movable accessory unit when a 1st movable member is arrange | positioned in a 1st terminal position, and a 2nd movable member is arrange | positioned in a 2nd start position. Side view of the movable accessory unit when the first movable member is disposed at the first terminal position and the second movable member is disposed at the second terminal position. The perspective view of a 1st movable member and a drive mechanism Perspective view of drive mechanism Side view of drive mechanism (A) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the front side, (B) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the back side when the first movable member is at the first start position (A) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the front side, (B) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the back side, when the first movable member is moved upward by the motor (A) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is pulled upward, (B) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side (A) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is pulled upward, (B) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side (A) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the front side, (B) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the back side when the first movable member is at the first start position (A) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the front side, (B) Schematic configuration diagram viewed from the back side, when the first movable member is moved downward by the motor (A) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is pushed down, (B) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side (A) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the front side when the first movable member is pushed down, (B) Schematic configuration diagram of the drive mechanism as viewed from the back side Side view of the 1st movable member arrange | positioned in the 1st termination position, and the 2nd movable member arrange | positioned in the 2nd start position Side view of the first movable member disposed at the first terminal position and the second movable member disposed at the second terminal position Sectional drawing when a 1st movable member and a 2nd movable member are cut | disconnected along the width direction Exploded perspective view of the second movable member The perspective view of the receiving member mounted in the 1st movable member (A) Cross-sectional view showing an outline of the integrated mechanism in a state where the receiving member is arranged at the standby position, (B) Cross-sectional view showing an outline of the integrated mechanism in a state where the receiving member is arranged at the receiving position (A) Schematic configuration diagram of the first movable member and the second movable member in a state where the receiving member is disposed at the standby position, (B) the first movable member and the second movable member when only the first movable member moves. Schematic configuration diagram (A) Schematic configuration diagram of the first movable member and the second movable member in a state where the receiving member is arranged at the standby position, (B) the first movable member and the second in a state where the receiving member is arranged at the receiving position. Schematic configuration diagram of movable member (A) Schematic components of the first movable member and the second movable member when the receiving surface of the receiving member comes into contact with the receiving facing portion, (B) the first movable member and the second movable member that move together. Schematic configuration diagram (A) The schematic block diagram of the 1st movable member and the 2nd movable member in the middle of the 1st movable member going to the 1st start position, (B) The 1st when the 1st movable member is arranged in the 1st start position Schematic configuration diagram of movable member and second movable member The figure which shows the display of the display screen at the time of a drawing effect (A) Side view of movable accessory unit when drawing operation is performed in drawing effect, (B) Diagram showing display screen display (A) Side view of movable accessory unit when drawing operation is performed in drawing effect, (B) Diagram showing display screen display The figure which shows the display of the display screen at the time of pushing production Block diagram showing electrical configuration of gaming machine (A) The figure for demonstrating arrangement | positioning of the 1st movable member and 2nd case part which are arrange | positioned in a 1st terminal position, (B) of the 1st movable member and 2nd case part which are arrange | positioned in a 1st start position Diagram for explaining the arrangement (A) plan view, (B) side view, (C) AA ′ cross-sectional view of the case edge The figure for demonstrating pinching of the finger between the 1st movable member and the 2nd case part (A) The figure for demonstrating arrangement | positioning of the 1st movable member arrange | positioned in a 1st terminal position, and the 2nd movable member arrange | positioned in a 2nd start end position, (B) 1st arrange | positioned in a 1st start end position The figure for demonstrating arrangement | positioning of the movable member and the 2nd movable member arrange | positioned in the 2nd start position. (A) Side sectional view of the positioning member in a state where the positioning shaft is disposed at the protruding position, (B) Side sectional view of the positioning member in a state where the positioning shaft is disposed at the retracted position The figure for demonstrating pinching of the finger between a 1st movable member and a 2nd movable member Side view of the skeleton of the first movable member

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment includes a front frame 10Z on the front surface, and is formed on the front surface of the game board 11 shown in FIG. 2 through a glass window 10W formed in the front frame 10Z. The game area R1 is visible.

  An upper plate 26 and a lower plate 27 are provided in two upper and lower stages below the glass window 10W in the front frame 10Z, and a firing handle 28 is provided on the right side of the lower plate 27. Then, when the launch handle 28 is rotated, the game ball accommodated in the upper plate 26 is blown out toward the game area R1 (FIG. 2).

  As shown in FIG. 2, the game area R <b> 1 is formed by being surrounded on all sides by a guide rail 12 protruding from the front surface of the game board 11. A game board display window 11H is formed through the center of the game area R1, and the display device 13 faces the game board display window 11H from the rear side of the game board 11. The display device 13 is composed of, for example, a liquid crystal module, and the front surface thereof is a display screen 13G for performing effects related to games. On the display screen 13G, a determination result of a special symbol success / failure determination described later, an effect suggesting the determination result, and the like are displayed.

  A display decoration frame 23 is attached to the front center of the game board 11 so as to surround the display screen 13G. The display decoration frame 23 is fitted into the game board display window 11H from the front side of the game board 11, protrudes inside the game board display window 11H, and protrudes from the front side of the game board 11. And it is comprised so that the game ball which flows down in game area | region R1 may pass the front side of the display decoration frame 23, and may not enter the inside of the display decoration frame 23. FIG.

  Below the display decoration frame 23, first and second start winning ports 14A and 14B are provided side by side, and a general winning port along the guide rail 12 is provided on the left side of the start winning ports 14A and 14B. A plurality of 20 are provided. A start gate 18 is provided on the right side of the display decoration frame 23. In addition, a large winning opening 15 is provided on the lower right side of the display decoration frame 23, that is, on the right side of the first and second starting winning openings 14A and 14B, and a side winning opening is further on the right side of the large winning opening 15. 21 is provided.

  The general winning opening 20 and the side winning opening 21 have a so-called pocket structure, and are opened upward in such a size that game balls can enter one by one. When a game ball enters (wins) the general winning opening 20 or the side winning opening 21, the gaming ball is taken into the rear side of the game board 11, and for example, 15 winning balls for each winning are on the upper plate. 26 is paid out.

  The start gate 18 has a portal structure through which game balls can pass. When the game ball passes through the start gate 18, a normal symbol success / failure determination is performed. In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, in the normal gaming state, the probability of winning in the normal symbol success / failure determination is set low, and the probability of winning in the normal symbol success / failure determination after the “big hit game” described later is high. It will rush into the "time-short game".

  The first start winning opening 14A has a pocket structure like the general winning opening 20 and the side winning opening 21, and is open upward with a size that allows one game ball to enter. The second start winning opening 14B has a size that allows one game ball to enter one by one and opens forward. Normally, the front is closed by the open / close door 14T, so that a game ball can be entered ( (Winning) is regulated. The opening / closing door 14T rotates about the lower end portion and is tilted forward by a predetermined time when the above-described normal symbol determination result is successful.

  When a game ball enters the winning prize opening 14A, 14B (wins), a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out to the upper plate 26 and a special symbol determination is made. The determination result is displayed on the display screen 13G of the display device 13. If the result of the special symbol success / failure determination is a big hit, a big hit game is executed.

  The special winning opening 15 has a horizontally long rectangular shape, and is closed by the movable door 15T in a normal gaming state. When the above jackpot game is executed, the movable door 15T is brought down to the front side over a predetermined period. Then, the grand prize opening 15 is opened forward, and a large number of game balls can be awarded to the big prize opening 15 with the movable door 15T as a guide. When a game ball wins the big winning opening 15, for example, 15 game balls are paid out to the upper plate 26 for one win.

  All the game balls that have not won any of the above-described winning ports 14A, 14B, 15, 20, and 21 are taken into the discharge port 16. The discharge port 16 is disposed at the lower end portion of the game area R1 and opens forward. The game balls taken into the discharge port 16 are collected by a ball collection device (not shown).

  As shown in FIG. 1, a movable accessory unit 30 is attached to the right side portion of the front frame 10Z. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the movable accessory unit 30 includes a first movable member 100, a second movable member 200, and a fixed base 300. Both the 1st movable member 100 and the 2nd movable member 200 have comprised the shape which became long along the up-down direction. The first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are provided such that their longitudinal directions are slightly inclined forward with respect to the vertical direction, and move along the inclined direction. In addition, as FIG. 3 shows, the 1st movable member 100 is normally arrange | positioned at the lowest side of a movable stroke, and the 2nd movable member 200 is normally arrange | positioned at the lowest side of a movable stroke. . Hereinafter, the position at which the first movable member 100 is disposed at the lowest position is the first start position (position of the first movable member 100 shown in FIG. 3), and the position at which the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first end position (see FIG. 3). 4), the position at which the second movable member 200 is disposed on the lowermost side is the second starting end position (the position of the second movable member 200 shown in FIGS. 3 and 17), and the most. The position arranged on the upper side is referred to as a second terminal position (the position of the second movable member 200 shown in FIGS. 5 and 18). In the movable accessory unit 30, the side facing the front frame 10 </ b> Z is appropriately referred to as “front side”, and the side facing the outside of the front frame 10 </ b> Z is appropriately referred to as “back side”.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the fixed base 300 is fixed to the front frame 10Z and protrudes forward from the right side portion of the front frame 10Z. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the fixed base 300 includes a first case portion 301 extending along the right side portion of the front frame 10 </ b> Z and a lower portion of the first case portion 301. And a second case portion 302 protruding toward the front side. The first case portion 301 is disposed on the rear side of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 and accommodates a drive mechanism 400 (see FIG. 6) for driving the first movable member 100. The second case portion 302 has an opening 302A opened on the upper side at the upper portion, and the lower portion of the first movable member 100 disposed at the first start end position and the second movable member 200 disposed at the second start end position. Of the whole. The second case portion 302 is formed to imitate a sword sheath.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the first movable member 100 includes a movable base 110 that can move with respect to the fixed base 300, and a decorative portion 120 that moves integrally with the movable base 110. The decoration unit 120 is shaped like a sword with the handle upward, a first decoration unit 121 that imitates the sword handle, a second decoration unit 122 that imitates the sword's helmet, A third decorative portion 123 simulating a blade of a sword and a base portion 124 that supports the lower end of the third decorative portion 123 are provided. In addition, the 1st decoration part 121, the 2nd decoration part 122, the 3rd decoration part 123, and the base part 124 are flat in the front and back direction of the movable accessory unit 30 (FIG. 3), and the decoration part 120 is the whole. It is formed in a strip shape.

  The movable base 110 is supported by a support shaft 430 provided in the first case portion 301 of the fixed base 300 so as to be capable of linear movement. The support shafts 430 are provided in pairs in the thickness direction of the decorative portion 120 (that is, the front and back directions of the movable accessory unit 30), and each support shaft 430 extends along the longitudinal direction of the decorative portion 120. To do.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the movable base 110 includes a plate portion 111 having a long side portion along the support shaft 430 and a short side portion along the front and back direction of the movable accessory unit 30 (FIG. 3). (The front side in FIG. 7 is the front side of the movable accessory unit 30). The upper end portion of the plate portion 111 is bent to the first case portion 301 side of the fixed base 300 to be an upper bent piece 111A through which the support shafts 430 and 430 are inserted, and the lower end portion of the plate portion 111 is the first lower end portion. It is a lower bent piece 111B that is bent toward the case portion 301 and into which the support shafts 430 and 430 are inserted.

  A bracket 112 is fixed to a portion near the upper end of the plate portion 111. The bracket 112 has a U-shape that opens to the front side of the movable accessory unit 30, and is supported by a pair of opposing plates 113 and 113 (only one opposing plate 113 is shown in FIG. 7). The shaft 430 is sandwiched. A wire fixing protrusion 114 and a spring locking protrusion 115 are provided on the counter plate 113 far from the plate portion 111 of the pair of counter plates 113, 113. Specifically, the wire fixing protrusion 114 and the spring locking protrusion 115 are provided at the front end of the movable accessory unit 30 in the opposing plate 113 and protrude in a direction away from the plate portion 111. The spring locking projection piece 115 is disposed below the wire fixing projection piece 114.

  6 and 7 show a drive mechanism 400 for driving the first movable member 100. The drive mechanism 400 includes a motor 401 and a slider 403 that moves parallel to the support shaft 430 by the motor 401. Specifically, the drive mechanism 400 includes a ball screw 402 disposed in parallel with the support shaft 430, and a slider 403 is screwed to the ball screw 402. Then, the ball screw 402 is rotationally driven by the motor 401, so that the slider 403 moves along the ball screw 402. In addition to the ball screw 402, the drive mechanism 400 is provided with an auxiliary shaft 405 that supports the slider 403 so as to be movable.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the drive mechanism 400 is provided with a pair of drive sensors 406 and 406 along the extending direction of the ball screw 402. The pair of driving sensors 406 and 406 are configured by proximity sensors and detect the slider 403. The slider 403 moves between a position detected by the upper drive sensor 406 and a position detected by the lower drive sensor 406.

  In the drive mechanism 400, the power of the slider 403 is transmitted to the movable base 110 via the intermediate member 410. As shown in FIG. 7, the intermediate member 410 is configured to be movable in parallel with the support shaft 430 in the space between the ball screw 402 and the two support shafts 430 and 430, and has a long side portion along the support shaft 430. And a plate part 411 having short sides along the front and back direction of the movable accessory unit 30 (FIG. 3).

  The upper end portion of the plate portion 411 is an upper bent piece 411A that is bent toward the ball screw 402 and can contact the slider 403 from below. The lower end portion of the plate portion 411 is a lower bent piece 411B that is bent toward the support shaft 430 and through which the two support shafts 430 and 430 are inserted. As described above, since the support shafts 430 and 430 support both the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 so as to be able to move linearly, it is possible to make the movement space of the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 common and save space. Is achieved.

  In addition, a first spring locking projection piece 412 and a second spring locking projection piece 413 project from the lower side portion of the plate portion 411 on the ball screw 402 side. The first spring locking protrusions 412 and the second spring locking protrusions 413 are arranged so as to be shifted in the short side direction of the plate portion 411. Note that the first spring locking protrusions 412 and the second spring locking protrusions 413 are also displaced in the long side direction of the plate portion 411.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 9B, the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by a first tension spring 421. Specifically, a spring locking protrusion 404 that protrudes toward the support shaft 430 is provided on the back side of the slider 403 (front side in FIG. 9B). The spring locking protrusions 404 and the first spring locking protrusions 412 of the intermediate member 410 are arranged so as to overlap in the moving direction of the slider 403. The slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by the first tension spring 421 being hooked on the spring locking projection piece 404 and the first spring locking projection piece 412.

  In addition, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 9A, the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by a second tension spring 422. Specifically, the spring locking projection piece 115 of the movable base 110 and the second spring locking projection piece 413 of the intermediate member 410 are arranged so as to overlap in the moving direction of the movable base 110. The movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 are connected by the second tension spring 422 being hooked on the spring locking protrusion 115 and the first spring locking protrusion 413.

  In the present embodiment, the first tension spring 421 and the second tension spring 422 are composed of tension springs having the same natural length and the same spring constant. Further, the first tension spring 421 and the second tension spring 422 have the same length in a state where the first movable member 100 (movable base 110) is stopped. In other words, in a state where the first movable member 100 is stopped, the distance between the spring locking projection piece 404 and the first spring locking projection piece 412 is the spring locking projection piece 115 in the moving direction of the first movable member 100. And the interval between the second spring locking protrusions 413 is the same.

  9 to 10 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 when the first movable member 100 is moved from the first start position to the first end position by driving the motor 401 (FIG. 6). As shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, in the state where the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first start position, the slider 403 is disposed at the lower end position of the movable stroke. At this time, the upper bent piece 411A of the intermediate member 410 is pressed against the slider 403 from below by the biasing force of the first tension spring 421 (FIG. 9B), and the movable base 110 is biased by the biasing force of the second tension spring 422. The lower bent piece 111B is pressed against the lower bent piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 from above (FIG. 9A). The force with which the first tension spring 421 presses the intermediate member 410 against the slider 403 is the same as the force with which the second tension spring 422 presses the intermediate member 410 against the movable base 110.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 9B to FIG. 10B, when the slider 403 moves upward by being driven by the motor 401 (FIG. 6), the power of the slider 403 causes the first tension spring 421 to move. To the intermediate member 410, and the intermediate member 410 moves upward. At this time, the lower bent piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 pushes up the lower bent piece 111B of the movable base 110, and the movable base 110 moves upward. At this time, the length of the first tension spring 421 that connects the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 does not change. Further, as shown in the change from FIG. 9A to FIG. 10A, the length of the second tension spring 422 connecting the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  13 to 14 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 when the first movable member 100 is moved from the first end position to the first start position by driving the motor 401. As shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B, in the state where the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first terminal position, the slider 403 is disposed at the upper end position of the movable stroke. At this time, the upper bent piece 411A of the intermediate member 410 is pressed against the slider 403 from below by the biasing force of the first tension spring 421 (FIG. 13B), and the movable base 110 is pressed by the biasing force of the second tension spring 422. The lower bent piece 111B is pressed against the lower bent piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 from above (FIG. 13A). The force with which the first tension spring 421 presses the intermediate member 410 against the slider 403 is the same as the force with which the second tension spring 422 presses the intermediate member 410 against the movable base 110.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 13B to FIG. 14B, when the slider 403 moves downward as driven by the motor 401 (FIG. 6), the upper bent piece 411A is pushed down by the slider 403. Then, the intermediate member 410 moves downward (FIG. 14B). At this time, the power of the intermediate member 410 is transmitted through the second tension spring 422, and the movable base 110 moves downward (FIG. 14A). Note that the length of the first tension spring 421 connecting the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 does not change. Further, as shown in the change from FIG. 13A to FIG. 14A, the length of the second tension spring 422 connecting the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the first movable member 100 has a role as an operation member operated by a player as well as a role as a movable effect member that is movable by driving the motor 401 (FIG. 6). ing. In the example of the present embodiment, the “moving operation” for moving the first movable member 100 from the first start position to the first end position and the “pushing operation” for moving from the first end position to the first start position. Two types of operations are performed.

  Here, when the first movable member 100 is stopped, the position of the first movable member 100 is fixed by the excitation of the motor 401. Therefore, unless the excitation of the motor 401 is released, it becomes difficult to pull out and push in the first movable member 100. Therefore, in the present embodiment, an operation sensor 407 (FIG. 8) for detecting the operation of the first movable member 100 is provided, and the excitation of the motor 401 is released in response to the detection by the operation sensor 407. It has become.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the operation sensor 407 is configured by a proximity sensor and detects a detection protrusion 160 </ b> T (FIG. 20) formed on the first movable member 100. Specifically, a pair of operation sensors 407 are provided in the moving direction of the first movable member 100, and the lower operation sensor 407 has the first movable member 100 disposed at the first start position. Is detected, and the upper operation sensor 407 detects the detection protrusion 160T when the first movable member 100 is disposed at the first terminal position. Therefore, the lower operation sensor 407 can detect the initial movement of the first movable member 100 in the pull-out operation (that is, the movement of the first movable member 100 toward the first terminal position). When the lower operation sensor 407 detects, the excitation of the motor 401 is released. Further, the upper operation sensor 407 can detect the initial movement of the first movable member 100 in the pushing operation (that is, the movement of the first movable member 100 to the first starting end position side). When the upper operation sensor 407 detects, the excitation of the motor 401 is released.

  FIGS. 11 to 12 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 during the pulling operation. Immediately after the first movable member 100 is pulled out, the operation sensor 407 (FIG. 8) does not detect the movement of the detection protrusion 160T (FIG. 20), and the motor 401 remains in the excited state. Accordingly, as shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, the position of the slider 403 is fixed. On the other hand, the movable base 110 is allowed to move upward as the second tension spring 422 extends. That is, the first movable member 100 is allowed to move to the first terminal position side (upper side) even when the motor 401 is in an excited state. At this time, the intermediate member 410 is restricted from moving upward by the contact between the upper bent piece 411A and the slider 403.

  When the movement amount of the first movable member 100 increases and the movement of the detection protrusion 160T is detected by the operation sensor 407, the excitation of the motor 401 is released. Then, the upward movement of the slider 403 is permitted, and the upward movement of the intermediate member 410 is also permitted. Then, as shown in the change from FIG. 11A to FIG. 12A, the intermediate member 410 is moved upward by the biasing force of the second tension spring 422, and the slider 403 is pushed up by the intermediate member 410. It is done. As shown in the change from FIG. 11B to FIG. 12B, the length of the first tension spring 421 that connects the slider 403 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  15 to 16 show an outline of the operation of the drive mechanism 400 during the pushing operation. Immediately after the first movable member 100 is pushed, the operation sensor 407 (FIG. 8) does not detect the movement of the detection protrusion 160T (FIG. 20), and the motor 401 remains in an excited state. Accordingly, as shown in FIGS. 15A and 15B, the position of the slider 403 is fixed. On the other hand, the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 are allowed to move downward as the first tension spring 421 extends. That is, the first movable member 100 is allowed to move to the first starting end position side (downward) even when the motor 401 is in an excited state. At this time, the movable base 110 pushes down the intermediate member 410 when the lower bent piece 111B comes into contact with the lower bent piece 411B of the intermediate member 410 from above.

  When the movement amount of the first movable member 100 is increased and the movement of the detection protrusion 160T is detected by the operation sensor 407, the excitation of the motor 401 is released and the downward movement of the slider 403 is allowed. The Then, as shown in the change from FIG. 15B to FIG. 16B, the slider 403 moves downward by the biasing force of the first tension spring 421. As shown in the change from FIG. 15A to FIG. 16A, the length of the second tension spring 422 connecting the movable base 110 and the intermediate member 410 does not change.

  As described above, in the driving mechanism 400, the first tension spring 421 and the second tension spring 422 are interposed between the movable base 110 and the slider 403. The operation force is absorbed by the second tension spring 422 during the pulling operation, and the operation force is absorbed by the first tension spring 421 during the pushing operation. Here, when the operating force of the first movable member 100 is directly transmitted to the motor 401, a problem that the motor 401 is damaged may occur. However, in the driving mechanism 400, the operation force of the first movable member 100 is not directly transmitted to the motor 401 by the second tension spring 422 during the pulling operation, and the first movable member is not transmitted by the first tension spring 421 during the pushing operation. The operating force of 100 is not transmitted directly to the motor 401. Thereby, in this embodiment, the damage of the motor 401 in extraction operation and pushing-in operation is suppressed.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the drive mechanism 400 includes an assist spring 440 for assisting the pulling operation of the first movable member 100. The assist spring 440 is connected to the movable base 110 via the wire 441 and biases the movable base 110 upward. Note that the wire 441 extending from the assist spring 440 is hung on a plurality of pulleys 442 and fixed to the wire fixing protrusion 114 (FIG. 7).

  As shown in FIG. 17, the second movable member 200 includes a decorative portion 211 that represents a part of the blade of a sword, and a base portion 212 that supports the decorative portion 211 from below. The width of the blade formed by the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is larger than the width of the blade formed by the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100. Further, the base portion 212 is formed narrower than the decorative portion 211.

  17-19, the 2nd movable member 200 is formed in the flat cylinder shape which surrounds the 3rd decoration part 123 and the base part 124 (FIG. 6) of the 1st movable member 100 from the outer side.

  As shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, the second movable member 200 includes a front side structure 201 and a back side structure 202. The front side structure 201 includes a front side decoration part 201 </ b> A that constitutes a front side part of the decoration part 211 and a front side base part 201 </ b> B that constitutes a front side part of the base part 212. The back side structure 202 includes a back side decoration part 202 </ b> A constituting the back side part of the decoration part 211, and a back side base part 202 </ b> B constituting the back side part of the base part 212.

  Further, guide grooves 205 and 205 extending along the longitudinal direction of the second movable member 200 are formed on the opposing surfaces of the front-side structure 201 and the back-side structure 202 (FIG. 20 shows the back-side structure Only the guide groove 205 of 202 is shown.) The guide grooves 205 and 205 receive the guide protrusions 125 and 125 provided on both the front and back surfaces of the first movable member 100. Specifically, a plurality of guide protrusions 125 are arranged along the movement direction of the first movable member 100, and each guide groove 205 receives a plurality of guide protrusions 125 arranged in the movement direction of the first movable member 100. . Thereby, the second movable member 200 is movable in the same direction as the moving direction of the first movable member 100.

  As described above, the second movable member 200 is normally disposed at the second start position shown in FIG. The positioning of the second movable member 200 to the second starting end position is performed by the positioning member 340. The positioning member 340 is provided in the second case portion 302 (FIG. 3) of the fixed base 300 and receives the base portion 212 of the second movable member 200 from below. The positioning member 340 prevents the second movable member 200 from moving downward from the second start end position, and is positioned at the second start end position.

  The second movable member 200 moves following the first movable member 100 as the first movable member 100 moves. Specifically, the second movable member 200 and the first movable member 100 can be moved integrally by an integrated mechanism 130 shown in FIGS. 22 (A) and 22 (B).

  As shown in FIGS. 22A and 22B, the integrated mechanism 130 includes a receiving member 150 and a driving source 140 for driving the receiving member 150. In the present embodiment, the receiving member 150 and the drive source 140 are mounted on the base portion 124 of the first movable member 100 (FIG. 21).

  As shown in FIGS. 22A and 22B, the drive source 140 is composed of a solenoid and includes an excitation block 141 and a plunger 142. The excitation block 141 is formed with a plunger receiving hole (not shown) that opens downward. The plunger 142 is inserted through the plunger receiving hole and protrudes downward from the excitation block 141. A movable base 143 is fixed to the lower end portion of the plunger 142. The movable base 143 is configured to be movable along the moving direction of the first movable member 100 and is biased downward by a compression coil spring 144 interposed between the movable base 143 and the excitation block 141. When the drive source 140 is turned on, as shown in the change from FIG. 22A to FIG. 22B, the plunger 142 is drawn into the excitation block 141 and the movable base 143 moves upward.

  The receiving member 150 is rotatably attached to the movable base 143. Specifically, the receiving member 150 includes a base end shaft portion 151 that is pivotally supported by a support protrusion 143T that protrudes from the movable base 143, and a pin insertion portion 152 that extends upward from the base end shaft portion 151. And a tip receiving portion 153 extending further upward from the upper end portion of the pin insertion portion 152. Here, the support protrusions 143T are provided at two locations on the front side portion and the back side portion of the movable base 143, in the width direction of the first movable member 100, that is, in the direction orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100 and the front and back directions. The receiving member 150 is mounted in a pair on the front side and the back side of the first movable member 100.

  The pin insertion part 152 is disposed so as to go outward in the front and back direction of the first movable member 100 as it goes upward from the base end shaft part 151. The pin insertion part 152 is formed with a long hole 152 </ b> A that penetrates the pin insertion part 152 in the width direction of the first movable member 100 and extends in the extending direction of the pin insertion part 152. A fixed pin 152P fixed to the first movable member 100 is inserted through the long hole 152A. In the state where the drive source 140 is turned off (the movable base 143 is disposed at the lower end of the movable stroke), the fixed pin 152P is disposed at the upper end of the elongated hole 152A (FIG. 22A).

  The tip receiving portion 153 is formed in a straight line and is arranged to bend upward with respect to the pin insertion portion 152. As will be described in detail later, the distal end surface of the distal end receiving portion 153 is a receiving surface 154 that can receive the second movable member 200. The receiving surface 154 is inclined so as to descend inward in the front-back direction of the first movable member 100 when the tip receiving portion 153 is disposed substantially parallel to the moving direction of the first movable member 100 (FIG. 22A). .

  When the drive source 140 is turned on and the movable base 143 moves upward along the moving direction of the first movable member 100, as shown in the change from FIG. 22A to FIG. 143T approaches the fixed pin 152P, and the fixed pin 152P moves relative to the long hole 152A downward in the long hole 152A. Then, with the movement of the fixed pin 152P in the long hole 152A, the receiving member 150 rotates so as to fall outward in the front and back direction of the first movable member 100 and is arranged at the receiving position. At this time, the receiving member 150 rotates about the proximal end shaft portion 151, but the proximal end shaft portion 151 moves upward as the movable base 143 moves. As a result, the distal end portion of the distal end receiving portion 153 in the receiving member 150 moves in a direction substantially orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100. The receiving surface 154 of the tip receiving portion 153 is disposed substantially orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100. When the drive source 140 is turned off and the movable base 143 moves downward, the support protrusion 143T moves away from the fixed pin 152P, and the fixed pin 152P moves relatively upward in the long hole 152A with respect to the long hole 152A. Then, as the fixed pin 152P in the long hole 152A moves, the receiving member 150 rises along the moving direction of the first movable member 100 and is arranged at the standby position. In addition, when the receiving member 150 is arrange | positioned in a standby position, the front-end | tip receiving part 153 is arrange | positioned along the moving direction of the 1st movable member 100 (FIG. 23).

  In addition, the integration mechanism 130 includes an engagement hole 131 that engages with the receiving member 150 at the receiving position in the second movable member 200. As shown in FIG. 20, the engagement hole 131 is formed through each of the front side structure 201 and the back side structure 202 of the second movable member 200 in the front and back direction. The engagement hole 131 is formed in a rectangular shape having sides parallel to the moving direction of the second movable member 200 (that is, the moving direction of the first movable member 100). Further, the engagement holes 131 are formed in the front side base part 201B and the back side base part 202B. As shown in FIG. 22A, each engagement hole 131 has the second movable member 200 at the second start end. In the state arrange | positioned in the position, it opposes the receiving member 150 of the 1st movable member 100 arrange | positioned in a 1st start end position in the front-back direction. Note that the engagement hole 131 is sized to accommodate the entire receiving member 150 disposed at the standby position when viewed from the front and back directions of the first movable member 100.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 22A to FIG. 22B, the upper edge portion of the engagement hole 131 has the tip receiving portion 153 when the receiving member 150 moves from the standby position to the receiving position. It arrange | positions above the area | region to pass. A portion of the inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole 131 that constitutes the upper side portion opposes the receiving surface 154 of the tip receiving portion 153 when the receiving member 150 is disposed at the receiving position (more specifically, On the other hand, it is a receiving facing portion 132. A gap 133 is formed between the receiving surface 154 and the receiving facing portion 132.

  Next, the operation of the integration mechanism 130 will be described. FIG. 23A shows a state in which the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are disposed at the first start position and the second start position, and the drive source 140 is turned off. In this state, the receiving member 150 is disposed at the standby position and is disposed inside the first movable member 100 in the front and back direction (lateral direction in FIG. 23A).

  When the first movable member 100 moves to the first terminal position side (upper side) while the drive source 140 is off, the first movable member is moved as shown in the change from FIG. 23 (A) to FIG. 23 (B). Only the member 100 moves, and the second movable member 200 remains disposed at the second start position.

  24 to 25 show the operation of the integrated mechanism 130 when the second movable member 200 moves integrally with the first movable member 100. FIG. The state shown in FIG. 24A is the same as the state shown in FIG. When the drive source 140 is turned on from the state shown in FIG. 24A, the receiving member 150 is arranged at the receiving position as shown in FIG. 24B, and the front and back directions (FIG. 24B). In the lateral direction) of the first movable member 100. Then, the tip receiving portion 153 of the receiving member 150 is received in the engagement hole 131 of the second movable member 200, and the receiving surface 154 faces the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200 from below. At this time, a gap 133 is formed between the receiving surface 154 and the receiving facing portion 132.

  When the first movable member 100 moves to the first terminal position side (upper side) while the drive source 140 is on, the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 is moved to the second movable member 200 as shown in FIG. It contacts with the receiving facing portion 132 of the. Further, when the first movable member 100 moves to the first terminal position side, the second movable member 200 received by the receiving member 150 moves integrally with the first movable member 100 to the second terminal position side (upper side). Moving.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 25B, after the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are integrated by the integration mechanism 130, the drive source 140 is turned off to save power. There is. At this time, the receiving member 150 is prevented from moving upward due to the receiving surface 154 being in contact with the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200 from below, and the receiving member 150 Movement from the receiving position to the standby position is restricted. Therefore, even if the drive source 140 is turned off, the reception of the second movable member 200 is not released, and the second movable member 200 is prevented from sliding down.

  The return of the receiving member 150 to the standby position is performed as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 26A, when the first movable member 100 moves to the first starting end position side (downward) while the drive source 140 is off, the first movable member 100 is integrated. The positioning member 340 comes into contact with the moving second movable member 200 from the second starting end position side (lower side). At this time, the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 remains in contact with the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200.

  As shown in the change from FIG. 26A to FIG. 26B, when the first movable member 100 is further moved to the first starting end position side (downward), the second movable member 100 is moved in the second direction. The movable member 200 is displaced upward. Then, the contact between the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 and the receiving facing portion 132 is released. As a result, the receiving member 150 is allowed to move from the receiving position to the standby position, and receives the urging force of the compression coil spring 144 to return to the standby position. Thus, the receiving member 150 automatically returns to the standby position when the first movable member 100 returns to the first start position.

  Incidentally, as shown in FIG. 3, when the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are arranged at the first start end position and the second start end position, the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 The decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is accommodated in the second case portion 302 of the fixed base 300. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 17, when only the first movable member 100 moves upward, the blade that the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 is shaped is the second case portion 302. Emerge from the pod. On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 18, when the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are integrally moved upward, the blade formed by the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is the first one. The two case portions 302 appear from the sheath. At this time, the handle of the sword that the first decorative portion 121 and the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the heel of the sword are attached to the blade that the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is attached, It is possible to give the player the impression that the blade that the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 is shaped into the blade that the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 is shaped.

  Here, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, as described above, the first movable member 100 is configured to be movable from the first start position to the first end position by a player's pulling-out operation. In the gaming machine 10, a drawing operation effect that prompts the player to pull out the first movable member 100 can be executed as an effect using the movable accessory unit 30. In the pull-out operation effect, the part that emerges from the second case part 302 is the third decorative part 123 of the first movable member 100 or the decorative part 211 of the second movable member 200 (that is, the second For example, the degree of expectation for the big hit is different depending on the mode of the portion that appears from the case portion 302.

  When the pull-out operation effect is executed, on the display screen 13G (FIG. 2) of the display device 13, as shown in FIG. 27, a pull-out operation prompting image for prompting the player to perform the pull-out operation is displayed. The pull-out operation prompt image includes a first movable member element 100G imitating the first movable member 100, a second case part element 302G imitating the second case part 302, and a hand element TG imitating a human hand. I have. The first movable member element 100G of the pull-out operation prompting image includes a first decorative part element 121G corresponding to the first decorative part 121 of the first movable member 100 and a second decorative part element 122G corresponding to the second decorative part 122. , Is composed of.

  When a pull-out operation is performed during the display of the pull-out operation prompting image, the first movable member element 100G is moved upward on the display screen 13G according to the pull-out operation and is hidden by the second case portion element 302G. A drawing operation image in which a part appears is displayed. In the pull-out operation image, two types corresponding to the form of the part appearing from the second case unit 302 are provided. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 28 (A) and 28 (B), when the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 appears from the second case portion 302, in the pull-out operation image, the third A third decorative portion element 123G corresponding to the decorative portion 123 appears from the second case portion element 302G. 29A and 29B, when the decoration part 211 of the second movable member 200 appears from the second case part 302, the decoration of the second movable member 200 is displayed in the pull-out operation image. The second movable member element 200G corresponding to the part 211 appears from the second case part element 302G.

  Here, the movement of the first movable member element 100G in the pull-out operation image is performed in conjunction with the actual movement of the first movable member 100. FIG. 31 shows an electrical configuration of the gaming machine 10 for achieving interlocking of the drawing operation images.

  Reference numeral 50 in FIG. 31 denotes a main control circuit 50, which includes a microcomputer having a CPU 50A, a RAM 50B, a ROM 50C and a plurality of counters, an input / output circuit connecting the microcomputer and the sub-control circuit 52, and a special prize opening 15 Etc. are connected to an input / output circuit connecting a relay circuit and a payout control circuit, etc., to perform main control related to the game. The CPU 50A includes a determination unit, a control unit, a calculation unit, various counters, various registers, various flags, etc., and performs calculation control, and also generates random numbers for each special symbol and each normal symbol, and sub-controls the control signal. It is configured to be able to output (transmit) to the circuit 52 and the like. The RAM 50B includes a storage area for various random values generated by the CPU 50A, a storage area and a flag for temporarily storing various data, and a work area for the CPU 50A. In the ROM 50C, control data, symbol variation data related to the variation display of the special symbol and the normal symbol, and the like are written, and determination values for the special symbol and the normal symbol are written.

  Similar to the main control circuit 50, the sub control circuit 52 includes a microcomputer having a CPU 52A, RAM 52B, ROM 52C and a plurality of counters, an input / output circuit connecting the microcomputer and the main control circuit 50, a display control circuit 54, and the like. Input / output circuit. The CPU 52A includes a control unit, a calculation unit, various counters, various registers, various flags, and the like, and is configured to output (transmit) control signals to the display control circuit 54 and the like in addition to performing calculation control. The RAM 52B has a storage area for various data and a work area for the CPU 52A. The ROM 52C stores a special symbol variation pattern table, various effects data, and the like.

  The display control circuit 54 is provided in the display device 13 and includes a CPU 54A, a RAM 54B, and a ROM 54C. The CPU 54A acquires image data from the ROM 54C based on the control signal from the sub control circuit 52, and displays an image on the display screen 13G based on the image data.

  The sub control circuit 52 is supplied with detection signals from the pair of operation sensors 407 and 407 (FIG. 8). The sub-control circuit 52 stops the excitation of the motor 401 (FIG. 6) of the drive mechanism 400 and displays when the lower operation sensor 407 detects the initial movement of the first movable member 100 due to the pull-out operation. The control circuit 54 outputs a signal for displaying the extraction operation image on the display screen 13G. Here, the sub-control circuit 52 also performs on / off control of the drive source 140 of the integration mechanism 130. Therefore, the sub-control circuit 52 depends on whether the portion appearing from the second case portion 302 during the pulling operation is the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 or the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200. A signal for displaying a drawing operation image corresponding to the appearance part can be output.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, a push-in operation effect is performed following the pull-out operation effect. In the push-in operation effect, the player is prompted to perform a push-in operation to push the portion that emerges from the second case unit 302 into the second case unit 302 in the pull-out operation effect. Specifically, when the push operation effect is executed, as shown in FIG. 30, a push operation prompting image for prompting the player to perform the push operation is displayed. FIG. 30A shows a push operation prompt image when the third decorative portion 123 of the first movable member 100 appears in the pulling operation effect. FIG. 30B shows the pulling operation effect. A pressing operation prompting image when the decorative portion 211 of the second movable member 200 appears is shown. As described above, in the present embodiment, in the push operation effect, an image corresponding to the part corresponding to the part appearing from the second case unit 302 by the pulling operation is displayed.

  When a push operation is performed while the push operation effect is displayed, a push operation image is displayed on the display screen 13G. In the push operation image, the first movable member element 100G moves in conjunction with the actual push operation of the first movable member 100. The sub-control circuit 52 stops the excitation of the motor 401 of the drive mechanism 400 when the initial movement of the first movable member 100 by the push operation is detected by the upper operation sensor 407, and displays the push operation image on the display screen 13G. A signal to be displayed is output to the display control circuit 54 (FIG. 31).

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, when the first movable member 100 moves from the first terminal position (see FIG. 32A) to the first starting end position (see FIG. 32B), the first movable member 100 is moved. When the player's finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the member 100 and the upper portion of the second case portion 302 (specifically, the opening edge of the opening 302A), there is a problem that the player is injured. is assumed. Although the movement of the first movable member 100 may be performed by driving the motor 401 or by a player's operation, an injury problem may occur particularly in the former case. In order to prevent such a problem, the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment has a configuration described below.

  The second case portion 302 includes a case main body 360 having an upper opening 360A (FIG. 33C) opened in the moving direction of the first movable member 100, and a case fixed to the edge of the upper opening 360A of the case main body 360. And an edge portion 350. The case body 360 is made of a hard material (for example, general-purpose plastic such as PP, PC, ABS), and the case edge 350 is made of an elastic member (for example, rubber). Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 33 (A) and 33 (B), the case edge portion 350 is formed in a U shape in a plan view, and a pair of first portions constituting a straight portion in the U shape. 1 case edge part 351,351, and the 2nd case edge part 352 which comprises the circular arc part in U shape. The second case edge 352 is overlaid on one end of each first case edge 351.

  As shown in FIG. 33 (C), the case edge portion 350 includes an upright portion 350A extending along the moving direction of the first movable member 100, and an upper end portion of the upright portion 350A toward the inside of the case edge portion 350. An upper overhanging portion 350B that protrudes, a lower overhanging portion 350C that protrudes from the lower end of the standing portion 350A to the inside of the case edge 350, and a lower portion extending from the tip of the lower overhanging portion 350C. A lower extension portion 350D. The lower protruding portion 350C is overlaid on the upper surface of the case body 360 (ie, the upper surface of the edge of the upper opening 360A), and the lower extended portion 350D is overlaid on the inner peripheral surface of the upper opening 360A. Then, the lower edge portion 350C and the lower extension portion 350D are fixed to the case main body 360 with an adhesive, a bolt, or the like, so that the case edge 350 is fixed to the case main body 360. The standing part 350 </ b> A is disposed substantially flush with the outer surface of the case main body 360.

  As shown in FIG. 34A, when there is a player's finger between the first movable member 100 disposed at the first terminal position and the second case portion 302, the first movable member 100 is When moving to the first start position side (second case portion 302 side), a finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the upper portion of the second case portion 302. Here, in the present embodiment, the case edge portion 350 constituting the upper portion of the second case portion 302 is formed of an elastic member, and therefore, as shown in the change from FIG. 34 (A) to FIG. 34 (B). The case edge portion 350 can be elastically deformed to the first starting end position side (lower side) in the moving direction of the first movable member 100. Thus, in this embodiment, since the case edge part 350 elastically deforms and the space for a player's finger is formed, it is suppressed that a player injures a finger. In addition, the case edge portion 350 includes the standing part 350A and the upper projecting part 350B that projects from the upper end of the standing part 350A, so that the standing part 350A is bent while receiving the finger at the upper projecting part 350B. Can be elastically deformed.

  Further, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, when the first movable member 100 moves from the first terminal position (see FIG. 35A) to the first starting position (see FIG. 35B), the second The movable member 200 may be disposed at the second starting end position. Even in this case, when the player's finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200, there is a problem that the player is injured. In order to prevent such a problem, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the positioning member 340 (FIGS. 17 and 18) described above has a configuration described below.

  As shown in FIG. 36A, the positioning member 340 includes a positioning shaft 341 arranged along the moving direction of the second movable member 200, and the positioning shaft 341 along the moving direction of the second movable member 200. And a support base 342 that is movably supported. The positioning shaft 341 is formed with a step surface 341D whose diameter is reduced in a stepped shape on the lower side. The portion of the positioning shaft 341 above the step surface 341D is a large-diameter portion 341A and is below the step surface 341D. Is a small-diameter portion 341B.

  The support base 342 has a case shape elongated in the axial direction of the positioning shaft 341, and a large-diameter insertion hole 342A through which the large-diameter portion 341A of the positioning shaft 341 is inserted is formed in the ceiling wall 342T of the support base 342. ing. The support base 342 is provided with a partition wall 342H that partitions the internal space up and down. The partition wall 342H is provided with a small diameter insertion hole 342B through which the small diameter portion 341B of the positioning shaft 341 is inserted.

  The positioning shaft 341 is biased upward by a compression coil spring 343 interposed between the step surface 341D of the positioning shaft 341 and the partition wall 342H, and is disposed at the protruding position shown in FIG. In a state where the second movable member 200 is disposed at the second starting end position, a gap is formed between the lower surface of the positioning shaft 341 at the protruding position and the bottom wall 342S of the support base 342. This gap is larger than the thickness of one finger. When the positioning shaft 341 is pressed downward, the positioning shaft 341 moves downward by the gap due to the deformation of the compression coil spring 343 and is disposed at the retracted position shown in FIG. .

  As shown in FIG. 37A, when a player's finger is between the first movable member 100 disposed at the first terminal position and the second movable member 200 disposed at the second start position. When the first movable member 100 moves toward the first starting end position, a finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the upper portion of the second movable member 200. Here, in the present embodiment, the positioning shaft 341 of the positioning member 340 is movable downward in the moving direction of the second movable member 200. Therefore, even if a finger is sandwiched between the second decorative portion 122 of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200, as shown in the change from FIG. 37 (A) to FIG. 37 (B), 2 The second movable member 200 arranged at the start position moves downward so as to be separated from the first movable member 100. Thus, in this embodiment, since the second movable member 200 escapes to the second starting end position side (lower side) and a space for the player's finger is formed, the player can be prevented from being injured. It is done.

  In the gaming machine 10 of this embodiment, it is necessary to secure a space in which the second movable member 200 can move between the first movable member 100 and the first case portion 301. Here, the decorative portion 120 of the first movable member 100 is elongated along the vertical direction as described above. For this reason, the problem that the side part of the decoration part 120 tends to occur easily and the stable support of the decoration part 120 becomes difficult is assumed. In order to prevent such a problem, the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment has a configuration described below.

  As shown in FIG. 20, the first movable member 100 is provided with an overhang portion 160 that projects from the decorative portion 120 to the fixed base 300 side. The overhanging portion 160 communicates with the movable base 110 (FIGS. 6 and 19) that is supported by the fixed base 300 so as to be movable. Specifically, the projecting portion 160 includes a plate portion 161 that projects from the decorative portion 120 and becomes thinner in the front and back directions, and an overlapping fixing piece 162 that stands up from the end of the plate portion 161 on the fixing base 300 side. ing. The overlapping fixed piece 162 is fixed in a state of being overlapped with the plate portion 111 (FIG. 7) of the movable base 110. Thus, in this embodiment, since the decoration part 120 is supported by the fixed base 300 via the plate part 161 of the projecting part 160 that projects from the decoration part 120 of the first movable member 100 to the fixed base 300 side, It is possible to stably support the decorative portion 120 that is elongated in the moving direction of the first movable member 100. Note that the detection protrusion 160T for detecting the movement of the first movable member 100 during the pulling-out operation or the pushing-in operation protrudes from the plate portion 161 of the overhang portion 160.

  As shown in FIG. 19, the projecting portion 160 (plate portion 161) of the first movable member 100 is inserted into a portion of the second movable member 200 facing the fixed base 300 side (right side in FIG. 19). An insertion groove 206 is formed. And the front side structure 201 and the back side structure 202 of the 2nd movable member 200 are arrange | positioned so that the plate part 161 of the overhang | projection part 160 may be pinched | interposed.

  Here, the second movable member 200 is provided with a connecting shaft portion 204 that communicates the front-side component 201 and the back-side component 202, so that the strength of the second movable member 200 is increased. The plate portion 161 is provided with a long hole 163 that allows the connecting shaft portion 204 to move in the moving direction of the second movable member 200 (FIG. 20). Thereby, it is suppressed that the connection axis | shaft part 204 obstructs the movement of the 2nd movable member 200. FIG. The connecting shaft portion 204 is formed by connecting connecting protrusions 203, 203 protruding from the opposing surfaces of the front side structure 201 and the back side structure 202.

  As shown in FIG. 20, the plate portion 161 is formed in an L shape when viewed from the front side of the first movable member 100, and the long hole 163 is formed between the third decorative portion 123. Thereby, it becomes possible to make the 2nd movable member 200 and the decoration part 120 adjoin, and it becomes possible to make compact the space which the 2nd movable member 200 and the decoration part 120 occupy. In addition, one side portion of the L shape in the plate portion 161 communicates with the base portion 124, and the other side portion communicates with the second decorative portion 122. Thus, in this embodiment, the linear part (the 3rd decoration part 123 and the base part 124) among the decoration parts 120, and the part (2nd decoration part 122) which protrudes from the said linear part to the side. Is communicated by the plate portion 161, so that the strength of the first movable member 100 is increased.

  The detailed structure of the first movable member 100 is as follows. As shown in FIG. 38, the first movable member 100 includes a skeleton portion 170 that is a skeleton of the first movable member 100 and a cover portion 180 that constitutes the exterior of the decorative portion 120. The skeleton part 170 includes a first skeleton part 171 constituting the first decoration part 121, a second skeleton part 172 constituting the second decoration part 122, a third decoration part 123 and a base part 124 constituting the base part 124. 3 skeleton portion 173 and an overhang skeleton portion 174 constituting the overhang portion 160, and a portion surrounded by the second skeleton portion 172, the third skeleton portion 173, and the overhang skeleton portion 174. And a punching hole 175 for forming the long hole 163 (see FIGS. 6 and 20 for the decorative portions 121 to 123 and the base portion 124).

  Further, the overhanging skeleton part 174 is thicker than the first to third skeleton parts 171 to 173. Specifically, the skeleton 170 has a three-layer structure in which auxiliary plates 170B are stacked on the front and back of the base plate 170A, and the first to third skeletons 170 to 173 are configured by only the base plate 170A. The overhanging skeleton portion 174 includes a base plate 170A and auxiliary plates 170B and 170B (FIG. 19).

  According to the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment described above, the following effects can be achieved.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, since the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are integrated by engagement, if any one of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 is moved. The other follows and moves. Thereby, the two movable members 100 and 200 can be moved integrally. In the present embodiment, when the first movable member 100 moves from the first start end position to the first end position, the receiving member 150 is brought into contact with the second movable member 200 so that the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 100 are in contact with each other. The member 200 can be engaged. Furthermore, in this embodiment, since the 2nd movable member 200 is urged | biased by the 1st start end position side of the moving direction of the 1st movable member 100 (it is urged | biased below by gravity), it is a receiving member. The contact between 150 and the second movable member 200 is stabilized.

  According to the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 can be integrated by the engagement of the receiving member 150 and the engagement hole 131. In the present embodiment, a plurality of receiving members 150 and engaging holes 131 are provided, and the engaging of the receiving member 150 and the second movable member 200 is performed at a plurality of locations. The movable member 200 can be stably integrated. Further, according to the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, when the first movable member 100 moves to the first upper end position, the second movable member 200 that is covered with the fixed base 300 and difficult to see is exposed. Therefore, it becomes possible to give the player an unexpectedness.

[Other Embodiments]
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment. For example, the embodiments described below are also included in the technical scope of the present invention, and various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention other than the following. It can be changed and implemented.

  (1) In the above embodiment, the receiving member 150 is provided in the first movable member 100, but may be provided in the second movable member 200.

  (2) In the above embodiment, the portion of the second movable member 200 that engages with the receiving member 150 is the engagement hole 131 that penetrates the second movable member 200, but is formed in the second movable member 200. Or a stepped surface formed on the second movable member 200 so as to face the second starting end position, or the second starting end position side of the second movable member 200. It may be an end face, or a notch formed in the second movable member 200.

  (3) In the above embodiment, the second movable member 200 is disposed so as to surround the first movable member 100, but may be disposed side by side with the first movable member 100.

  (4) In the above embodiment, the receiving member 150 and the engagement hole 131 are provided in pairs, but may be provided one by one, or may be provided by three or more.

  (5) In the above embodiment, the common drive source 140 is provided for the pair of receiving members 150, 150, but separate drive sources may be provided for each receiving member 150. Good.

  (6) In the above embodiment, the receiving surface 154 of the receiving member 150 of the first movable member 100 is a flat surface, but may be a curved surface. In this case, it is preferable that the receiving facing portion 132 of the second movable member 200 is formed in a shape corresponding to the curved surface.

  (7) In the above embodiment, the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 are configured to move linearly, but may be configured to rotate.

  (8) In the above embodiment, when the receiving member 150 is disposed at the standby position, the receiving member 150 is housed inside the first movable member 100 in the front and back direction. In this case, the first movable member 100 may be projected outside.

  (9) In the above embodiment, the receiving member 150 is configured to rotate when it is disposed from the standby position to the receiving position, but may be configured to move linearly. In this case, the linear movement direction of the receiving member 150 may be a direction orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable member 100, or may be a direction intersecting obliquely.

  (10) In the above embodiment, the moving direction of the first movable member 100 and the second movable member 200 is not particularly limited, and may be the vertical direction, the front-rear direction, or the left-right direction. The direction which crosses diagonally with respect to the front-back direction or the left-right direction may be sufficient.

  (11) In the above-described embodiment, the drive source 140 that is turned on until the second movable member 200 rises integrally with the first movable member 100 and then descends and returns to the first start position. Although turned off, it may be turned off after the first movable member 100 returns to the first starting position.

<Appendix 1>
Hereinafter, the characteristics of the invention group extracted from each of the above-described embodiments will be described while showing effects and the like as necessary. In the following, for ease of understanding, the corresponding configuration in the above embodiment is appropriately shown in parentheses, but is not limited to the specific configuration shown in parentheses.

<Feature A group>
The following feature A group relates to a gaming machine “provided with a plurality of movable effect members”, and “in the gaming machine of Patent Document A (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2013-63143), two movable effect members are driven by different driving sources. Regarding the background technology, “It was difficult to move the two movable effect members integrally in the gaming machine of Patent Document A”.

[Feature A1]
A first movable effect member (first movable member 100);
A gaming machine (game machine 10) having a second movable presentation member (second movable member 200) movable along the moving direction of the first movable presentation member,
And further comprising an integrated mechanism (integrated mechanism 130) for integrally moving the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member,
The integration mechanism is
Attached to one of the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member (first movable member 100) and engaged with the other movable effect member (second movable member 200). An engaging member (receiving member 150) disposed at an engaging position (receiving position of receiving member 150) and a releasing position (receiving position of receiving member 150) where the engagement of the other movable effect member is released. When,
And a drive source (drive source 140) for driving the engagement member.

  In the configuration shown in this feature, since the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member are integrated by engagement, if one of the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member is moved, the other Moves following. Thereby, it becomes possible to move two movable production | generation members integrally.

[Feature A2]
In the gaming machine according to feature A1,
The engaging member is
In the state arranged at the engagement position, the first movable effect member overlaps the other movable effect member from one side (first start position side) of the moving direction of the first movable effect member, while in the state arranged at the release position. , Arranged so as not to overlap the other movable effect member from one side of the moving direction of the first movable effect member,
When the first movable effect member moves from the first standby position to the first effect position side, the first movable effect member comes into contact with the other movable effect member from one side in the moving direction of the first movable effect member.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, when the first movable effect member moves from the first standby position to the first effect position, the two movable effect members are brought into contact with the other movable effect member. Can be engaged.

[Feature A3]
In the gaming machine described in feature A2,
The other movable effect member is biased to one side in the moving direction of the first movable effect member.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, the contact between the engaging member and the other movable effect member can be stabilized.

[Feature A4]
In the gaming machine according to feature A2 or A3,
The other movable effect member is provided with an engagement recess (engagement hole 131) opened in a direction orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable effect member.
The engagement member is configured to be movable in the depth direction of the engagement recess, and enters the engagement recess when the engagement member is disposed at the engagement position, and the engagement member when the engagement member is disposed at the release position. It is comprised so that it may remove | deviate from a joint recessed part.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member can be integrated by the engagement between the engagement member and the engagement recess.

[Feature A5]
In the gaming machine according to any one of features A1 to A4,
A plurality of the engaging members are provided,
The plurality of engaging members are driven by one driving source.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, since the engagement member and the other movable effect member are engaged at a plurality of locations, the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member can be stably integrated. It becomes.

[Configuration A6]
In the gaming machine according to any one of the features A1 to A5,
The first movable effect member is movable between a first standby position (first start position) and a first effect position (first end position),
The second movable effect member moves from the second standby position (second start position) to the second effect position (second position) as the first movable effect member moves from the first standby position to the first effect position. It can be moved to the end position)
A cover member (second case portion 302) that covers the entire second movable effect member disposed at the second standby position from the outside;
When the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position with the engagement member engaged with the other movable effect member, the second movable effect member moves to the second effect position. And exposed outside the cover member,
When the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position while the engagement member is engaged with the other movable effect member, the second movable effect member remains at the second standby position. It remains covered with the cover member.

  According to the configuration of this feature, when the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position, the second movable effect member that is entirely covered by the cover member and is difficult to see may be exposed. It becomes possible to add unexpectedness.

[Feature A7]
A first movable effect member (first movable member 100);
A gaming machine (game machine 10) having a second movable presentation member (second movable member 200) movable along the moving direction of the first movable presentation member,
An integrated mechanism (integrated mechanism 130) for integrally moving the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member is provided.
According to the configuration shown in this feature, the two movable effect members can be moved integrally.

[Feature A8]
A first movable effect member (first movable member 100);
A gaming machine (game machine 10) having a second movable presentation member (second movable member 200) movable along the moving direction of the first movable presentation member,
The first movable effect member includes an engagement position (receiving position of the receiving member 150) that engages with the second movable effect member and a release position (receiver) where the engagement between the second movable effect member and the second movable effect member is released. An engaging member (receiving member 150) disposed at a standby position of the member 150, and a driving source (driving source 140) for driving the engaging member,
The second movable effect member can be driven by the first movable effect member when the engaging member and the first movable effect member are engaged.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, the two movable effect members can be moved integrally.

[Feature A9]
A first movable effect member (first movable member 100);
A gaming machine (game machine 10) having a second movable presentation member (second movable member 200) movable along the moving direction of the first movable presentation member,
Of the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member, one movable effect member (first movable member 100) is engaged with the other movable effect member (second movable member 200), and the first movable effect member (second movable member 200) is engaged. An engaging member (receiving member 150) for moving the movable effect member and the second movable effect member integrally is mounted.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, the two movable effect members can be moved integrally.

[Feature A10]
A first movable effect member (first movable member 100);
A gaming machine (game machine 10) having a second movable presentation member (second movable member 200) movable along the moving direction of the first movable presentation member,
An engagement state in which one of the first movable effect members and the second movable effect member is provided on one movable effect member (first movable member 100) and engaged with the other movable effect member (second movable member 200). And an engagement member (receiving member 150) that changes to a released state in which the engagement with the other movable effect member is released.

  According to the configuration shown in this feature, the two movable effect members can be moved integrally.

  In addition, the structure shown to characteristics A2-A6 may be combined with the structure shown to characteristics A7-A10.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Game machine 30 Movable accessory unit 100 1st movable member 130 Integration mechanism 131 Engagement hole 140 Drive source 150 Receiving member 200 2nd movable member

The first means is a gaming machine having a first movable effect member and a second movable effect member movable along the moving direction of the first movable effect member, the first movable effect member and It further has an integrated mechanism for integrally moving the second movable effect member, and the integrated mechanism is one of the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member. And an engagement member disposed at an engagement position that engages with the other movable effect member and a release position at which the engagement with the other movable effect member is released, and drives the engagement member The first movable effect member is movable between a first standby position and a first effect position, and the second movable effect member is a member of the first movable effect member. A second standby position accompanying the movement from the first standby position to the first effect position And a cover member that covers the entire second movable effect member disposed at the second standby position from the outside, and the engagement member is the other movable effect. When the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position while engaged with the member, the second movable effect member moves to the second effect position and is exposed to the outside of the cover member. When the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position in a state where the engagement member is not engaged with the other movable effect member, the second movable effect member moves to the second standby position. It is a gaming machine that stays on and remains covered with the cover member.

Claims (7)

A first movable effect member;
A game machine having a second movable effect member movable along a moving direction of the first movable effect member,
An integrated mechanism for integrally moving the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member;
The integration mechanism is
An engagement position that is attached to one of the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member and engages with the other movable effect member and the other movable effect member. An engagement member disposed at a release position at which is released,
And a drive source for driving the engagement member. In the gaming machine according to claim 1,
The engaging member is
In the state arranged at the engagement position, the first movable effect member overlaps the other movable effect member from one side of the moving direction of the first movable effect member, while in the state arranged at the release position, the first movable effect member Is arranged so as not to overlap the other movable effect member from one side of the movement direction of
As the first movable effect member moves, the first movable effect member comes into contact with the other movable effect member from one side in the moving direction of the first movable effect member. The gaming machine according to claim 2,
The other movable effect member is biased to one side in the moving direction of the first movable effect member. In the gaming machine according to claim 2 or 3,
The other movable effect member is provided with an engagement recess opened in a direction orthogonal to the moving direction of the first movable effect member,
The engagement member is configured to be movable in the depth direction of the engagement recess, and enters the engagement recess when the engagement member is disposed at the engagement position, and the engagement member when the engagement member is disposed at the release position. It is comprised so that it may remove | deviate from a joint recessed part. In the gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A plurality of the engaging members are provided,
The plurality of engaging members are driven by one driving source. In the gaming machine according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
The first movable effect member is movable between the first standby position and the first effect position,
The second movable effect member is configured to be movable from the second standby position to the second effect position along with the movement of the first movable effect member from the first standby position to the first effect position,
A cover member that covers the entirety of the second movable effect member disposed at the second standby position from the outside;
When the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position with the engagement member engaged with the other movable effect member, the second movable effect member moves to the second effect position. And exposed outside the cover member,
When the first movable effect member moves to the first effect position in a state where the engagement member is not engaged with the other movable effect member, the second movable effect member moves to the second standby position. It remains and is covered with the cover member. A first movable effect member;
A game machine having a second movable effect member movable along a moving direction of the first movable effect member,
There is an integrated mechanism for integrally moving the first movable effect member and the second movable effect member.