JP2019069023A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To display effectively a result image for showing a result of a game.SOLUTION: A game machine includes advantageous state control means for controlling to AT, and a result display control means for performing result display control for displaying a result image (for example, a digestion game number image 92, an acquired number image 94) for showing a result of a game when AT is finished, or the like. When a lever-on operation for starting the next game after an AT final game is executed, a door image 22 working as a background image 23 is displayed, and when a prescribed period T elapses after start of display of the door image 22, the result image is displayed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 9

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine capable of playing a game.

  As a gaming machine, a predetermined bet number is set, and based on the start operation being performed, a slot machine in which variable display of a plurality of types of identification information is performed, a game medium such as a game ball, etc. There is a pachinko gaming machine or the like in which variable display of a plurality of types of identification information is performed when a game medium has won in a starting area such as a winning opening provided in the game area.

  In a slot machine which is this kind of gaming machine, it is possible to control to a state called assist time (AT), and when this AT ends, a resultant image showing the total number of medals paid out in this AT and the number of digested games etc. There was what displayed (patent document 1).

JP, 2015-223274, A

However, in the conventional gaming machine, there is room for improvement in the display of the result image.
The present invention has been conceived in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a gaming machine capable of effectively displaying a result image indicating the result of a game.

(1) A gaming machine capable of playing a game,
Advantageous state control means (e.g., main control unit 41) for controlling to an advantageous state (e.g., AT);
When the advantageous state ends, a result image (for example, a result image such as the number-of-digestion game number image 92 and the obtained number image 94 shown in FIG. 3 (M) and FIG. 4 (R) etc.) is displayed. And result display control means (for example, sub control unit 91) for performing result display control for
The result display control means displays a related image (for example, a door image 22 shown in FIG. 2F) different from the result image when starting the result display control, and displays the related image for a predetermined period of time. (For example, as shown in FIG. 9, the result image is displayed when a predetermined period T during which the door closing effect is being performed has elapsed) (for example, as shown in FIG. 9, the display of the door image 22 The result image is displayed at timing t3 when a predetermined period T has elapsed from timing t2 at which the start of the recording is started).

  According to such a configuration, it is possible to make the display of the result image showing the result of the game stand out, and therefore it is possible to attract attention to the result image. Therefore, the resulting image can be displayed effectively.

(2) The gaming machine according to (1),
A sound related to the display of the related image is output until the predetermined period elapses after the related image is displayed (for example, as shown in FIG. 2F, the next game of the AT final game is started And a sound output unit (outputs SE at the time of lever on) when the lever on operation for turning the lever on is performed.

  According to such a configuration, since the sound related to the display of the related image is output before the display of the result image is performed, it is possible to prevent the display of the result image from being disturbed by the output of the sound. .

(3) The gaming machine according to (1) or (2),
A presentation related to the display of the related image is executed until the predetermined period elapses after the related image is displayed (for example, as shown in FIG. 2 (F) to FIG. 2 (H), the result display mode) Further includes an effect executing means for executing an effect of lighting the lamp 63).

  Further, this effect includes at least one of an effect using display means (for example, liquid crystal display 51) for displaying information, and an effect using means (for example, lamp 63) other than the display means. You may

  According to such a configuration, since the effect related to the display of the related image is performed before the display of the result image is performed, it is possible to prevent the display of the result image from being obstructed by the execution of this effect .

(4) The gaming machine according to any one of (1) to (3),
The result display control means displays a plurality of result images in stages as the result image (for example, as shown in FIG. 3 (M) and FIG. 4 (R), etc., it displays the digested game number image 92) , And then display the acquired number image 94).

  According to such a configuration, the player's attention can be drawn to each of the plurality of resultant images.

(5) The gaming machine according to any one of (1) to (4),
The result display control means displays the related image at a lightness lower than that of the image different from the related image (as shown in FIG. 2 (H) etc., the background image 23 is the background image 23 Lighter than different images).

  According to such a configuration, since the brightness of the associated image is lowered, it is possible to make the resultant image conspicuous. Thus, attention can be drawn to the resulting image.

(6) The gaming machine according to any one of (1) to (5),
The result display control means
A related image in which a predetermined image (for example, the door image 22 shown in FIG. 2F or the like) moves as the related image is displayed before the predetermined period elapses after the related image is displayed (for example, FIG. 2) As shown in (F) to (H) of FIG. 2, the image in which the door image 22 is closed is displayed in the period until the result display starts),
An image in which the predetermined image does not move is displayed as the related image when the predetermined period has elapsed (for example, as shown in FIG. 3 and the like, an image in which the door image 22 does not move is displayed as the background image 23).

  According to such a configuration, since the resultant image is displayed when the image in which the predetermined image is not moved is displayed as the related image, it is possible to draw attention to the resultant image.

(7) The gaming machine according to any one of (1) to (6),
Game control means (for example, the main control unit 41) for transmitting a command, which is means for controlling the progress of the game;
And a presentation control unit (for example, a sub control unit 91) for controlling the presentation based on the command.
The effect control means is
Said result display control means;
And a measuring unit (for example, a timer) for measuring an elapse of the predetermined period after receiving a command (for example, a lever on command shown in FIG. 9) capable of specifying that the condition for displaying the related image is established. ,
The result display control means displays the result image when the lapse of the predetermined period is measured by the measurement means (for example, as shown in FIG. 9, from the timing t2 when the display of the door image 22 is started) The resulting image is displayed at timing t3 when the predetermined period T has elapsed).

  According to such a configuration, since the effect control means for controlling the effect measures the lapse of the predetermined period, management of the display timing of the result image can be facilitated.

(8) The gaming machine according to any one of (1) to (7),
The effect relating to the display of the result image, which causes the light emitting means to emit light in a specific mode (for example, as shown in FIG. 3 (J) to FIG. 4 (R), causes the lamp 63 to emit light in the result display mode) Further comprising light emission effect executing means for executing
The light emission effect execution means is in a specific period (for example, a period from when the door image 22 is displayed to when all the result images are displayed as shown in FIG. 3F to FIG. 4R). After executing the light emission effect, the light emission mode of the light emitting means is set to a certain mode (for example, as shown in FIG. 4 (S), when the result display is finished, the light emission mode of the lamp 63 is not in AT) Be an aspect).

  According to such a configuration, since the light emission aspect of the light emission effect that causes the light emission means to emit light in the specific aspect is a constant aspect after being executed over the specific period, the control burden on the light emission means is reduced. .

It is a schematic diagram which shows the example of a whole structure of a game machine. It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 1). It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 2). It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 3). It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 4). It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 5). It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 6). It is a figure for demonstrating an effect screen (the 7). It is a timing chart which shows processing of a main control part, etc.

[overall structure]
FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of the overall configuration of a gaming machine. FIG. 1A is a schematic view showing an example of the main appearance configuration of the gaming machine 1. FIG. 1 (b) is a schematic view showing an example of the main internal configuration of the gaming machine 1.

As shown in FIG. 1A, the gaming machine 1 according to the present embodiment is provided with a liquid crystal display 51, one or more speakers 53 capable of outputting various sounds, as a rendering means for performing rendering. , And one or more lamps 63 capable of emitting light in various modes. The liquid crystal display 51 functions as display means for displaying an image. The speaker 53 functions as a sound output unit that outputs a sound. The lamp 63 functions as a light emitting unit that emits light. The lamp 63 may include a lamp provided in the housing of the gaming machine 1. When the gaming machine 1 is a slot machine, the lamp 63 may include a backlight of a reel. Note that the effect means shown in FIG. 1A is an example, and the gaming machine 1 may have other effect means. The other effect means is, for example, a movable member (feature) that operates. Also, a plurality of display means may be provided.

  As shown in FIG. 1 (b), inside the gaming machine 1 is a game control board 40 for controlling the progress of the game and outputting various commands according to the progress of the game, and a predetermined effect according to the command. An effect control board 90 or the like for controlling the image is provided. The game control board 40 includes a main control unit 41 that performs processing related to the progress of the game and controls a configuration mounted or connected to the game control board 40. The effect control board 90 receives a command transmitted from the game control board 40 and performs processing for performing effects, and also includes a sub control unit 91 that controls the configuration mounted or connected to the effect control board 90.

  A player can start a game by betting on gaming value (for example, medals) in the gaming machine 1. The gaming machine 1 is provided with a variable display (for example, a reel) capable of variably displaying a plurality of types of identification information that can be identified respectively, and after variably displaying the variable display, stops the variation display of the variable display. The slot machine may be a slot machine capable of generating a display result according to the display result, and emitting a game medium, which is a game value used for playing a game, to the game area It may be a pachinko gaming machine that can play a game by hitting it.

  In addition, when the gaming machine 1 is a slot machine, the gaming state is made within the range using a credit (the number of medals stored as gaming value owned by a player usable for setting the number of bets). Used to set the maximum bet number (for example, 3 pieces) of the specified number of bets determined according to the setting and the number of medals and bets stored as credits and the medals stored as credits Stop the rotation of the reel, the settlement switch operated when counting the medals (returning the medals used for setting the number of credits and the number of bets), the start switch operated when starting the game, and Stop switches operated at the time are provided so as to be operable by the player. Further, in a state where the number of bets necessary to start the game is set, the operation to the start switch is also referred to as "lever-on operation".

  Further, when the gaming machine 1 is a pachinko gaming machine, the gaming machine 1 is provided with a gaming handle for firing a gaming medium to drive it into the gaming area.

  In addition, the gaming machine 1 according to the present embodiment can be controlled over one or more unit games in an advantageous state advantageous to the player. Here, when the gaming machine 1 is a slot machine, the advantageous state includes, for example, an AT, a bonus state, an additional specialization zone, and the like. The AT is a period in which information capable of specifying an operation mode advantageous to the player is notified in a game in which a predetermined navigation target combination is won. When the player operates in this advantageous operation mode, an advantageous display result for the player is derived.

  The bonus state is a state in which the probability of winning a predetermined small winning combination (combination of paying a predetermined amount of game value) is higher than that in the non-bonus state. In addition, the special additional zone is a state in which the probability that the right to be controlled by the AT (number of AT games, navistock, etc.) is increased is higher than when the period is different from the special additional zone.

  When the gaming machine 1 is a pachinko gaming machine, the advantageous state is a big hit state. The jackpot state is a state in which an attacker (large winning opening) to which game media are paid out by the passage of game media is opened and closed.

  Below, a unit game is also called a "game." The unit game number is managed by the main control unit 41. The unit game is one section in which the start and the end are defined. For example, one variation game may be defined as one unit game, and one variation game may be defined as one unit game. Further, in a pachinko gaming machine, it may be defined as one unit game that a winning opening through which game media can pass is opened and closed once, and that it is opened and closed a predetermined number of times is defined as one unit game It is also good.

  When the gaming machine 1 is a slot machine, the start of one game may be, for example, when a condition related to the start of the game is satisfied (for example, when a lever-on operation is performed). The end may be, for example, when a condition related to the game end is satisfied (for example, when a third stop described later is performed). When the gaming machine 1 is a pachinko game, the pachinko gaming machine advances the game regardless of the operation of the player.

  In the present embodiment, the main control unit 41 controls to an advantageous state. The main control unit 41 determines the number of unit games as a period to control to an advantageous state, starts control to an advantageous state, and then when the number of unit games after being determined is digested, the advantageous End control to the state.

[Transition of production screen]
Next, the transition of the effect screen according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, it is assumed that the gaming machine 1 is a slot machine provided with three reels and three stop switches corresponding to each of the three reels, and the advantageous state is AT. In FIGS. 2-8, "G" shows a game. Three reels are assumed to be a left reel, a middle reel, and a right reel. The three stop switches are a left stop switch for stopping the left reel, a middle stop switch for stopping the middle reel, and a right stop switch for stopping the right reel.

  In the following, the order in which the left stop switch, the middle stop switch, and the right stop switch are operated is indicated by left, middle, and right. For example, “right and left middle” means that the left stop switch, the right stop switch, and the middle stop switch are operated in this order.

  Also, the operation to stop the reel first is called "first stop", the operation to stop the reel second is called "second stop", and the operation to stop the reel third is called "second stop" .

<First transition pattern of effect screen>
First, the first transition pattern of the effect screen will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4. FIG. 2A shows a case where there are four remaining AT games. The example shown in FIG. 2A shows the case where the number of remaining AT games is 4 and 168 medals (game value) as gaming value are obtained (assigned) during AT. Thus, during AT, the number of remaining games is displayed in the first area (upper left area), and the number of acquired games is displayed in the second area (upper right area).

  Moreover, in FIG. 2 (A), the case where the navigation effect which alert | reports "middle right and left" as an operation mode is performed is shown. The "middle left and right" means that when the middle stop switch, the left stop switch, and the right stop switch are operated in this order, a display result that is advantageous for the player is derived. The speaker 53 outputs BGM (Back Ground Music) during AT. Also, the lamp 63 emits light in the AT mode.

  FIG. 2B is a diagram showing a case where the number of remaining AT games is three when the lever-on operation is performed. As described above, in the present embodiment, the number of remaining AT games is reduced by one when the lever-on operation is performed during AT. In addition, when the number of remaining AT games reaches a predetermined number of games (3 games in the present embodiment), a predetermined effect is executed which suggests the possibility that the AT will continue (inquires whether the AT continues). . In this embodiment, it is assumed that this predetermined effect is a battle effect. The battle effect is executed over one or more game numbers. The battle effect is an effect in which an image in which an ally character and an enemy character battle is displayed. In the example of FIG. 2 (B), the character on the left is an ally character, and the character on the right is an enemy character. The battle effect in FIG. 2 is assumed to be executed over three games.

  In addition, when the battle effect ends, the effect effect is executed. Result presentation is presentation showing the result of whether AT continues. When the AT is continued, the winning effect is executed as a result effect, and when the AT is not continued, the defeat effect is performed as a result effect. The victory effect is an effect in which an image in which the teammate character wins is displayed, and is an effect informing that the continuation of the AT is determined. In addition, the defeat effect is an effect in which an image in which an ally character is defeated is displayed, and is an effect informing that it is determined that the AT ends without the continuation of the AT.

  In addition, even during AT, the number of remaining games and the number of obtained cards are not displayed during the battle effect. This makes it possible to draw attention to battle rendition. In addition, during the battle production, battle production BGM is output. As shown in FIG. 2 (B), when the lever is on, the speaker on 53 (sound effect) is superimposed on the battle effect BGM and outputted. In addition, the lamp 63 lights up in the AT mode. Moreover, in FIG. 2 (B), the operation mode of middle right and left is alert | reported as a nabi effect. The lever-on time SE is, for example, an SE called "dun".

  FIG. 2C is a diagram showing a case where the number of remaining AT games is two when the lever-on operation is performed. As shown in FIG. 2C, when the lever is on, the lever on SE SE is superimposed on the battle effect BGM and output from the speaker 53. In addition, as the lighting mode of the lamp 63, the mode during AT is maintained. Moreover, in FIG. 2 (C), the operation mode of the left middle, and the right is notified as a navigation effect.

  FIG. 2D is a diagram showing the case where the number of remaining AT games is 1 when the lever-on operation is performed, that is, the case where the final AT game is reached. As shown in FIG. 2D, when the lever is on, the lever on SE SE is superimposed on the battle effect BGM and output from the speaker 53. In addition, as the lighting mode of the lamp 63, the mode during AT is maintained. Further, in FIG. 2 (D), an operation mode of right, middle, left is informed as navigation effect.

  FIG. 2E is a diagram showing a case where the third stop is performed in the AT final game. In the present embodiment, when the third stop is performed, the effect presentation is performed. In the example of FIG. 2 (E), the defeat effect is executed as the result taking out, that is, it is reported that the AT is ended without being continued. In the example of FIG. 2 (E), a defeat image is displayed in which the characters "defeat ..." and the defeated ally character are displayed. As shown in FIG. 2E, at the time of the third stop, the third stop time SE is superimposed and output from the speaker 53 on the battle effect BGM. In addition, the lamp 63 lights up in the AT mode. The third stop time SE is, for example, an SE called "Bung".

Hereinafter, in the display area of the liquid crystal display 51, all display areas in which various information can be displayed are referred to as "whole display area". FIG. 2F is a diagram showing a case where a lever on operation for starting the next game of the AT final game is performed. In the example of FIG. 2F, the door closing effect is started.

  Here, the door closing effect is displayed by moving the pair of door images 22 from the both ends (left end and right end) of the entire display area of the liquid crystal display 51 toward the center area, and the door is closed. It is an effect that an image is displayed. In addition, the door closing effect is executed while the display of the defeat image displayed by the defeat effect is maintained. That is, the door image 22 is displayed in such a manner as to be superimposed on the defeated image.

  Further, in the example of FIG. 2F, together with the lever on time SE, a door closing effect start SE for notifying of the start of the door closing effect is output from the speaker 53. Further, in the example of FIG. 2F, the lamp 63 is lit in the result display mode. The lighting in the result display mode of the lamp 63 is maintained until FIG. 4 (R). The result display mode is an aspect different from the other lighting modes, for example, an aspect in which a predetermined color (for example, red) blinks.

  FIG. 2 (G) shows the middle of the door closing effect. As shown in FIG. 2 (G), the door image 22 is displayed in such a manner as to move toward the central region. Further, the door image 22 is displayed by being superimposed on the defeat image whose display is maintained. Moreover, in the example of FIG. 2 (G), SE of the door closing effect is output from the speaker 53. The door closing effect SE is an SE indicating that the door is closed, and is, for example, a sound of "gogogo ...".

  FIG. 2H shows the end of the door closing effect. As shown in FIG. 2H, the door image 22 is formed by integrating one end of each of the pair of door images 22 at the center of the entire display area, so that the pair of door images 22 covers the entire area of the entire display area. Hide. The defeat image displayed by this concealment is not displayed. Further, the concealed door image 22 functions as a background image 23. In the example of FIG. 2H, the end SE of the door closing effect is output from the speaker 53. The end SE of the door closing effect is an SE indicating that the door is closed, and is, for example, a sound of "Gachan". In addition, as the lighting mode of the lamp 63, the result display mode is maintained.

  Further, the lightness (or luminance) of the door image 22 and the background image 23 is lower than the lightness (or luminance) of an image different from both the door image 22 and the background image 23. Hereinafter, lightness (or luminance) is simply referred to as "lightness". The image different from any of the door image 22 and the background image 23 includes, for example, at least one of a character image displayed during a battle effect, a spark image described later, a result image described later, and the like. By making the lightness of the door image 22 and the background image 23 lower than those of the other images, an image different from any of the door image 22 and the background image 23 can be made noticeable. Note that FIG. 2 shows that the lightness of the door image 22 and the background image 23 is low by describing the colors of the door image 22 and the background image 23 in grayscale.

  FIG. 3I shows a case where a predetermined time (for example, one second) has elapsed from the end time of the door closing effect shown in FIG. 2H. FIG. 3I shows the case where the first spark image 24 is displayed as a special image. The first spark image 24 is an image showing a spark. The first spark image 24 is displayed in a predetermined first spark image area 24A. The brightness of the first spark image 24 and the second spark image to be described later is displayed so as to be higher than the brightness of an image different from any of the first spark image 24 and a second spark image to be described later. The image different from any of the first spark image 24 and the second spark image described later includes, for example, at least one image of a character image displayed during the battle effect, a background image 23, a result image described later, and the like. Further, the first spark image 24 is displayed in a predetermined first spark image area 24A.

  Further, in the example of FIG. 3I, the spark SE is output. The spark SE is, for example, an SE indicating that a spark has occurred, for example, an SE such as "bon".

  FIG. 3J shows the case where the result display is started. Here, the result display is to display the number of AT-digested games and the number of medals acquired by the AT. FIG. 3J shows a case where the first specific image 26 is displayed. After the first spark image 24 is displayed for a predetermined period (for example, 0.5 seconds), the first specific image 26 is displayed in the first spark image area 24A. The first specific image 26 includes an image in which each five-digit numerical value is fluctuating. The downward arrow in FIG. 3 (J) indicates that the numbers are moving at high speed. Further, in the example of FIG. 3J, the first specific image SE indicating that the first specific image 26 is displayed is output. The first specific image SE is, for example, a sound of "pyon". Further, the lamp 63 lights up in the result display mode.

  FIG. 3K shows that the numerical value of the first digit in the first specific image 26 has stopped. In the example of FIG. 3K, “0” is displayed as the first digit value. Further, in the example of FIG. 3 (K), the first digit stop SE is output. The first digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  FIG. 3 (L) shows that the second digit value in the first specific image 26 has stopped. In the example of FIG. 3L, “0” is displayed as the second digit value. Further, in the example of FIG. 3 (L), the second digit stop SE is output. The two-digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  FIG. 3M shows that the third digit in the first specific image 26 has stopped. In the example of FIG. 3M, “1” is displayed as the third digit value. Further, in the example of FIG. 3M, the fourth digit and the fifth digit change also stop. In the example of FIG. 3 (M), it is blank in the 4th digit and 5th digit area. As a modification, other images may be displayed in the fourth and fifth digit areas. The other image may be, for example, "0". Further, in the example of FIG. 3 (M), the 3-digit stop SE is output. The three-digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  As shown in FIG. 3 (M), the first specified image 26 is changed to the number-of-digested games 92 image. The number-of-digestion game image 92 is an image that can specify the number of digestive games in the AT. In the example of FIG. 3 (M), the number-of-digested games image 92 is an image that allows the player to specify that the number of digested games in the AT is "100 games".

  FIG. 3N shows a case where a predetermined time (for example, one second) has elapsed since the number-of-digestion games image 92 is displayed. FIG. 3N shows the case where the second spark image 28 is displayed as a special image. The second spark image 28 is an image showing a spark. The second spark image 28 is displayed in a predetermined second spark image area 28A.

  Further, in the example of FIG. 3N, the spark SE is output. The spark SE is, for example, an SE indicating that a spark has occurred, for example, a sound such as "bon". In the present embodiment, although the spark SE when the first spark image 24 is displayed and the spark SE when the second spark image 28 is displayed are identical, these sparks SE are different. It is also good.

  FIG. 3O shows the case where the second specific image 30 is displayed. After the second spark image 28 is displayed for a predetermined period (for example, 0.5 seconds), the second specific image 30 is displayed in the second spark image area 28A. The second specific image 30 includes an image in which each of the five-digit numerical values changes. In the example of FIG. 3O, a second specific image SE indicating that the second specific image 30 has been displayed is output. The second specific image SE is, for example, a sound of "pyon".

  FIG. 3P shows that the numerical value of the first digit in the second specific image 30 has stopped. In the example of FIG. 3 (P), "0" is displayed. Further, in the example of FIG. 3 (P), the first digit stop SE is output. The first digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin". Next to FIG. 3 (P), the process proceeds to FIG. 4 (Q).

  FIG. 4Q shows that the second digit value in the second specific image 30 has stopped. In the example of FIG. 4Q, "8" is displayed as the second digit value. Moreover, in the example of FIG. 4 (Q), 2 digit stop SE is output. The two-digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  FIG. 4 (R) shows that the third digit value in the second specific image 30 has stopped. In the example of FIG. 4R, "1" is displayed as the third digit value. Further, in the example of FIG. 4 (R), the 3-digit stop SE is output. The three-digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin". Also, in the example of FIG. 4 (R), the fourth digit and the fifth digit change are also stopped. In the example of FIG. 4 (R), the areas of the fourth and fifth digits are blank. As a modification, other images may be displayed in the fourth and fifth digit areas. The other image may be, for example, "0".

  As shown in FIG. 4 (R), the second specific image 30 is changed to the acquired number image 94. In the example of FIG. 4R, the acquired number image 94 is an image that can specify the number of medals acquired by the AT. In the example of FIG. 4 (R), the acquired number image 94 is an image that allows the player to specify that the number of medals acquired by the AT is "180".

  FIG. 4 (S) shows after the end of the result display. In FIG. 4 (S), since the AT has ended, it is controlled to the non-AT state. In the present embodiment, a normal image is displayed in the non-AT state. In the example of FIG. 4 (S), the normal image is a mountain image. Further, in the example of FIG. 4 (S), normal BGM is output. Also, the lamp 63 lights up in the non-AT mode (normal mode). The non-AT aspect is an aspect different from AT in aspect, result display aspect and the like. In the non-AT mode, the lamp 63 may not flash and may be maintained in lighting in a predetermined color. In the non-AT mode, the lamp 63 may not be turned on.

  Also, in the following, control for displaying the first specific image 26 and the second specific image 30 shown in FIG. 3 (J) (control for rotating a 5-digit number at high speed for display) is referred to as specific control. The specific control is control that makes it impossible for the player to recognize the number of digits of the numerical value until the numerical value is displayed.

<Second transition pattern of effect screen>
Next, the second transition pattern of the effect screen will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 5. The second transition pattern of the effect screen is different from the first transition pattern of the effect screen in that specific control is not executed.

  In the second transition pattern of the effect screen, when the screen of FIG. 2H ends, the screen transitions to the screen of FIG. Further, as a lighting mode of the lamp 63, the result display mode is maintained until the state of FIG. 5 (J) is reached.

  In the second transition pattern of the effect screen, as shown in FIG. 5 (I), the number-of-digested games 92 image is displayed without executing the specific control. In the example of FIG. 5I, the number-of-digested-games display SE is output from the speaker 53. The number-of-digestions game display SE is, for example, an SE "Don!".

  After the screen of FIG. 5 (I), transition is made to the screen of FIG. 5 (J). In FIG. 5J, the acquired number image 94 is displayed without executing the specific control. In the example of FIG. 5 (J), the obtained number indicator SE is outputted from the speaker 53. The acquired number display SE is, for example, an SE "Don!".

  The image of FIG. 5J is displayed for a predetermined time (five seconds in the present embodiment). FIG. 5K shows a state after the end of the result display. FIG. 5 (K) is the same as FIG. 4 (S).

<Third transition pattern of effect screen>
Next, the third transition pattern of the effect screen will be described using FIGS. 2 and 6. Comparing the third transition pattern of the effect screen with the first transition pattern of the effect screen, the spark image did not move in the first transition pattern of the effect screen, but the entire display in the third transition pattern of the effect screen The spark image is displayed in such a manner as to move from the end of the area to the central portion.

  In the third transition pattern of the effect screen, when the screen of FIG. 2 (H) is ended, the screen is transitioned to the screen of FIG. 6 (I). Further, as the lighting mode of the lamp 63, the result display mode is maintained until the state of FIG. 6 (L) is reached. FIG. 6I shows the start of spark display. In the example shown in FIG. 6I, a part of the first spark image 42 and a part of the second spark image 44 are displayed at the right end of the entire display area of the liquid crystal display 51. Further, in the example of FIG. 6I, the sparks SE are output from the speaker 53. The spark SE is, for example, a sound of "pizzling". Further, the lamp 63 lights up in the result display mode. As a modification, a part of the first spark image 42 and a part of the second spark image 44 may be displayed on different end sides of the entire display area. For example, a part of the first spark image 42 may be displayed on the left end side of the entire display area, and a part of the second spark image 44 may be displayed on the right end side of the whole display area.

  FIG. 6 (J) shows the middle of spark display (spark slide display). In FIG. 6 (J), the first spark image 42 and the second spark image 44, which are partially displayed, move toward the center. Further, in the example of FIG. 6 (J), the speaker 53 outputs a spark movement SE indicating that the spark is moving. The spark movement SE is, for example, a noise. Further, the lamp 63 lights in a spark mode.

  FIG. 6K shows the stop of the spark image. In FIG. 6K, the first spark image 42 stops at the first spark image area 42A at the center of the entire display area of the liquid crystal display 51. In addition, the second spark image 44 stops at the second spark image area 44A at the center of the entire display area of the liquid crystal display 51.

  FIG. 6 (L) shows the result display. As shown in FIG. 6L, the first spark image 42 changes to the digested game number image 92 in the first spark image area 42A, and the second spark image 44 is the acquired number image in the second spark image area 44A. It changes to 94.

  Further, in the example of FIG. 6L, the speaker 53 outputs the result display SE indicating that the result display has been executed. The result display SE is, for example, a sound of "bonp". Further, the lamp 63 lights up in the result display mode.

  The image of FIG. 6L is displayed for a predetermined time (five seconds in the present embodiment). FIG. 6 (M) shows the state after the end of the result display. FIG. 6 (M) is the same as FIG. 4 (S).

<Fourth transition pattern of effect screen>
Next, a fourth transition pattern of the effect screen will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 7. When the fourth transition pattern of the effect screen and the first transition pattern of the effect screen are compared, in the first transition pattern of the effect screen, the number-of-digested games 92 image is displayed, and then the acquired number image 94 is displayed. In the fourth transition pattern of the effect screen, the number-of-digested-games image 92 and the acquired number image 94 are simultaneously displayed.

  In the fourth transition pattern of the effect screen, when the screen of FIG. 2H ends, the screen transitions to the screen of FIG. 7I. Further, as the lighting mode of the lamp 63, the result display mode is maintained until the state of FIG. 7 (L) is reached. FIG. 7I shows the case where the result display is started. In FIG. 7I, the first specific image 26 and the second specific image 30 are simultaneously displayed. In FIG. 7I, the first specific image 26 and the second specific image 30 include images in which the 5-digit numerical values change. Further, in the example of FIG. 7I, the result display start SE is output. The result display start SE is, for example, a sound of "pyon".

  FIG. 7 (J) shows that the numerical value of the first digit in the first specific image 26 and the numerical value of the first digit in the second specific image 30 stop simultaneously. In the example of FIG. 7 (J), “0” is displayed in the first specific image 26, and “0” is displayed in the second specific image 30. Further, in the example of FIG. 7 (J), the first digit stop SE is output. The first digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  FIG. 7 (K) shows that the second digit numerical value in the first specific image 26 and the second digit numerical value in the second specific image 30 have simultaneously stopped. In the example of FIG. 7 (K), “0” is displayed in the first specific image 26 and “8” is displayed in the second specific image 30. Further, in the example of FIG. 7 (K), the second digit stop SE is output. The two-digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  FIG. 7L shows that the third digit value in the first specific image 26 and the third digit value in the second specific image 30 are simultaneously stopped. In the example of FIG. 7L, “1” is displayed in the first specific image 26, and “1” is displayed in the second specific image 30. Further, in the example of FIG. 7 (K), the third digit stop SE is output. The three-digit stop SE is, for example, a sound of "pin".

  Further, in the example of FIG. 7 (L), the fourth digit and the fifth digit change also stop. In the example of FIG. 7 (L), the areas of the 4th and 5th digits are blank. As a modification, other images may be displayed in the fourth and fifth digit areas. The other image may be, for example, "0".

  The image of FIG. 7L is displayed for a predetermined time (5 seconds in the present embodiment). FIG. 7 (M) shows after the end of the result display. FIG. 7 (M) is the same as FIG. 4 (S).

  Further, FIG. 8 shows a case where a 2-digit numerical value is displayed in each of the first specific image 26 and the second specific image 30. As shown in FIG. 8, even when displaying a 2-digit numerical value in the first specific image 26 and the second specific image 30, as in the case of displaying a 3-digit numerical value, 5-digit numbers are high-speed The moving specific image is displayed (see FIG. 7 (I) and FIG. 8 (I)).

  In FIG. 8, 50 games are displayed as the number of AT-digested games, and 90 are displayed as the number of medals acquired by the AT (see FIG. 8 (K)).

  Moreover, it is good also as a structure which employ | adopted transition of any one production screen among "the 1st transition pattern of a production screen-the 4th transition pattern of a production screen" mentioned above. In addition, the transition of at least two of the effect screens of “the first transition pattern of the effect screen to the fourth transition pattern of the effect screen” is adopted, and which of the effect screens is to be transitioned is determined by random number lottery or the like You may

<Timing chart>
Next, a timing chart of the process of the main control unit 41 and the process of the sub control unit 91 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9 illustrates the first to fourth transition patterns extracted and described. At timing t1, it is assumed that a lever-on operation to start the next game of the AT final game is performed (see FIG. 2F).

  The timing at which the lever-on operation is finished (timing when the finger is released from the player from the start switch 7) is set as timing t2. At timing t2, the main control unit 41 transmits a lever on command to the sub control unit 91. Here, the lever on command is a command that allows the sub control unit 91 to specify that the player has performed the lever on operation.

  Further, the sub control unit 91 has a timer that measures time. At timing t2, the sub-control unit 91 starts the display of the door image 22 and starts measurement of a predetermined period T. Here, the predetermined period T refers to a period from the start timing (timing t2) of the predetermined period T until the result display is performed. In the present embodiment, the predetermined period T is also a period during which the door closing effect (see FIG. 2F to FIG. 2H) is performed. In the first effect pattern or the like, the predetermined period T also includes a period during which the specific image is displayed. Further, at timing t2, the sub-control unit 91 outputs the lever-on time SE (see FIG. 2F).

  The timing t3 is the timing at which the door closing effect ends, that is, the timing at which the predetermined period T has elapsed from the timing t2. At timing t3, result display (FIGS. 3I to 4R is performed, and at timing t4, result display is terminated (see FIG. 4R)).

[Effect of this embodiment]
Next, the effects of the present embodiment will be described.

  (1) In the present embodiment, when the AT ends, the result display control for displaying the result image (digested game number image 92 and acquired number image 94) indicating the result of the game in the AT is executed. . The result display control includes, for example, a process of specifying the number of digested games and the number of obtained games at the AT, a process of generating image data of a result image from the specified number, and a result based on the generated image data. It includes processing to display an image. Further, when the lever-on operation for starting the next game of the AT final game is performed, the door image 22 as a related image related to the result image is displayed (see FIG. 2F). In other words, when starting the result display control, the door image 22 different from the result image is displayed. Furthermore, when the predetermined period T has elapsed (or after the period has elapsed) since the display of the door image 22 was started, the resultant image is displayed. The predetermined period T is a period from timing t2 to timing t3 in FIG. 9, and is a period in which the door closing effect is performed (see FIGS. 2F to 2H).

  In the case of the first transition pattern of the effect screen shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the predetermined period T has elapsed, and when the display of the specific image is ended, the display of the result of FIG. 3 (M) is started. Ru. Further, in the case of the second transition pattern of the effect screen shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, when the predetermined period T has elapsed, the result display of FIG. 5I is started.

  As described above, since the resultant image is displayed when the predetermined period T has elapsed even after the AT has ended, the display of the resultant image can be made conspicuous. Thus, attention can be drawn to the resulting image. Although the predetermined period T is a period in which the door closing effect is being executed in the example of FIG. 9 or the like, as a modification, for example, the predetermined period is a period in which the door closing effect is being performed and a specific image It may be a combined agency with the displayed period. In this case, in the case of the first transition pattern of the effect screen shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, when the predetermined period T has elapsed, the result display of FIG. 3 (M) is started.

  (2) Further, after the display of the door image 22 is started, until the predetermined period T elapses (in the present embodiment, at the timing when the display of the door image 22 is started), the door image 22 is displayed A lever-on time SE, which is a sound associated with the lever-on operation as a trigger, is output (see FIG. 2F). Therefore, since the sound related to the lever-on operation is output before the display of the result image, the player's attention to the display of the result image is hindered even if the sound is output. It can prevent.

  (3) In addition, it is an effect related to a lever-on operation that causes the door image 22 to be displayed until the predetermined period T elapses after the display of the door image 22 is started, and other than the liquid crystal display 51 The effect using the lamp 63 which is a means is performed. In the present embodiment, this effect is an effect of lighting the lamp 63 in the result display mode as shown in FIG. 2 (F) to FIG. 2 (H). Therefore, since the effect of lighting the lamp 63 in the result display mode is executed before the display of the result image, even if the execution of this effect is executed, the player's attention to the display of the result image It can prevent being inhibited.

  (4) Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (M) and FIG. 4 (R), a plurality of result images are displayed in stages as the result images (the number-of-earnings image is displayed after the number-of-digestions game 92 is displayed) 94 is displayed). Therefore, the player's attention can be drawn to each of the plurality of resultant images.

  (5) Further, as shown in FIG. 2H, an image in which the door image 22 is completely blocked becomes a background image 23. The background image 23 is displayed at a brightness lower than the brightness of an image (for example, the resultant image) different from the background image 23 (see FIG. 2F). Therefore, since the lightness of the background image 23 is lowered, it is possible to make the resultant image conspicuous (see FIG. 4 (R)). Thus, attention can be drawn to the resulting image.

  (6) Further, an image in which the door image 22 moves (blocks) is displayed until a predetermined period T elapses after the lever-on operation for starting the next game of the AT final game is performed (FIG. 2 (F) and FIG. 2 (G)). Further, when the predetermined period T has elapsed, an image in which the door image 22 does not move (that is, the background image 23) is displayed when the closing of the door image 22 is completed (see FIG. 2H). Therefore, when an image in which the door image 22 does not move (that is, the background image 23) is displayed because the closing of the door image 22 is completed, the resultant image is displayed (see, for example, FIG. 3M). Therefore, the movement of the door image 22 does not disturb the display of the result image, so that attention can be drawn to the result image.

(7) Further, the game control unit has a main control unit 41 that transmits a command, and a sub control unit 91 that controls an effect based on the command. The sub control unit 91 can control the liquid crystal display 51. In addition, since a lever on command capable of specifying that a lever on operation (an operation serving as a trigger to start the display of the door image 22) for starting the next game of the AT final game is performed (FIG. 9 Timing t2), and includes a timer for measuring the elapse of a predetermined period T. The liquid crystal display 51 displays the resultant image when the lapse of the predetermined period T is measured by the timer (timing t3 in FIG. 9). As described above, since the sub control unit 91 that controls the liquid crystal display 51 measures the lapse of the predetermined period T, it is possible to easily manage the display timing of the result image.

  (8) Further, the sub-control unit 91 is an effect relating to the display of the result image, and executes the light-emitting effect to make the lamp 63 emit light in the result display mode. Furthermore, the sub control unit 91 displays a door image as shown in, for example, FIG. 3 (F) to FIG. 4 (R) from the time when the door closing effect is started (see FIG. 2 (F)). After performing this light-emitting effect over the period from when 22 is displayed until all the resulting images are displayed (see FIG. 4 (R)), the light-emitting mode of lamp 63 during non-AT The light emission mode does not blink. Therefore, since the light emission mode of the lamp 63 becomes a non-AT mode (a mode that does not blink and a mode in which lighting is continued or a mode that does not light) after the light emission effect is performed over a specific period, The control load on the lamp 63 is reduced.

  (9) In addition, as shown in FIG. 3 (I) and the like, after the first spark image 24 is displayed in the first spark image area 24A and the display of the first spark image 24 is finished, FIG. 3 (M) is displayed. As shown, the number-of-digestions game image 92 is displayed in the first spark image area 24A. Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (N) and the like, after the second spark image 28 is displayed in the second spark image region 28A and the display of the second spark image 28 is finished, the second spark image 28 is also shown in FIG. Thus, the acquired number image 94 is displayed in the second spark image area 28A. In addition, as shown in FIG. 6K and the like, the first spark image 42 is displayed in the first spark image area 42A, and the second spark image 44 is displayed in the second spark image area 44A. Then, after the display of the first spark image 42 and the second spark image 44 is finished, the number-of-digested game number image 92 and the acquired number image 94 are displayed in the first spark image area 42A and the second spark image area 44A, respectively. Therefore, since the result image (digested game number image 92 and acquired number image 94) is displayed in the spark region where the spark image is displayed, the display of the result image can be made conspicuous, and attention is paid to the result image be able to.

  (10) Hereinafter, the first spark image area 24A and the second spark image area 28A will be collectively referred to as a spark image area. In addition, the first spark image 24 and the second spark image 28 are displayed so as to be higher than the lightness of an image (for example, the background image 23) different from any of the first spark image 24 and the second spark image 28. Thus, attention can be drawn to the spark image and attention can also be drawn to the resulting image displayed in the spark image area where the spark image is displayed.

  (11) The liquid crystal display 51 is an area including a spark image area, and has an entire display area where an image different from the spark image is displayed. Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the liquid crystal display 51 displays “an image for moving the spark image to the spark image area located from the end side to the center of the entire display area” to display the spark image in the spark image area. indicate. Therefore, attention can be drawn to the resulting image because attention can be drawn to the moving spark image and the resulting image is also displayed in the spark image area where the spark image is displayed.

  (12) In addition, a result numerical value indicating the result of the AT (a numerical value relating to the number of digested games of the AT and a numerical value relating to the number of winnings at the AT) is displayed as a result image when the AT ends. In addition, when the result image is displayed, the display of the first specified image 26 and the second specified image 30 is performed as a specific control performed so that the player can not easily recognize the number of digits of the result numerical value. (FIG. 3 (J) to FIG. 4 (R), FIG. 7 (I) to FIG. 7 (L), and FIG. 8 (I) to FIG. 8 (K)). Therefore, since the specific control is executed so that the player can not easily recognize the number of digits of the result numerical value when displaying the result image, it is expected that, for example, the number of digits of the result numerical value The player can have a feeling during the period in which the specific control is being executed (the period until the display of the result value is completed).

  (13) Also, a control that suggests a numerical value (for example, five digits in the example of FIG. 3) larger than the numerical value (for example, three digits in the example of FIG. 3) of the result numerical value actually displayed Is executed as specific control. Therefore, it is possible to make the player think as if the large numerical value is displayed for the result value.

  (14) Also, as shown in FIG. 3 (J) to FIG. 3 (M), the control to display stepwise in ascending order from the first digit of the result numerical value (displayed in order from the one with the smallest digit number), Execute as specific control (Display the result numerical value in the order of 1st digit → 2nd digit → 3rd digit). Therefore, it is possible to make the player think as if a large digit number is displayed.

  (15) Further, as shown in FIG. 2A to FIG. 2D, etc., the AT remaining game count and the obtained number are displayed until the AT remaining game count is 4 games, while the AT remaining game count is During the period from 3 games to the end of the AT, neither the number of remaining AT games nor the number of won are displayed. Therefore, since the player is prevented from recognizing the number of AT remaining games and the number of obtained games in advance before the result image is displayed, it is possible to draw attention to the result image.

  (16) Also, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, when the numerical value of the result of the first digit number (three digits in the example of FIG. 7) is displayed, the second digit number (example of FIG. 8) Then, the common specific control is executed when the 2-digit result numerical value is displayed. Here, the common specific control is control for displaying an image in which each 5-digit numerical value is fluctuating. Therefore, the processing of the specific control as compared to “a gaming machine in which different images are displayed when the result value of the first digit number is displayed and when the result value of the second digit number is displayed” It can reduce the burden.

[Modification]
As mentioned above, although the main embodiment in this invention was described, this invention is not limited to said embodiment, A various deformation | transformation and application are possible. Hereinafter, modified examples of the above-described embodiment applicable to the present invention will be described.

  (1) In the present embodiment, the digested game number image 92 and the acquired number image 94 are illustrated as the result images. However, the resulting image is not limited to these images. For example, it may be any image as long as it can identify the numerical value updated according to the progress of the game in the advantageous state. The numerical value may be, for example, the total number of times of navigation performed during an advantageous state (for example, during AT). Further, the numerical value may be the number of winnings of the small winning combination in the advantageous state. Also, the numerical value may be the number of mission achievements for the mission presented in the advantageous state. Further, if the gaming machine 1 is a pachinko gaming machine, the numerical value may be the number of times the gaming medium has won a prize in the jackpot state.

  In the present embodiment, the result image has been described as being two images (the number-of-digested game number image 92 and the obtained number image 94). However, the resulting image may be any one of these two images. Further, the result image may be three or more images that can specify the numerical value updated according to the progress of the game in the advantageous state.

  Further, the result image is not limited to such a numerical value, and may be a result image based on the end of the advantageous state. The resultant image may be, for example, information that can identify that the advantageous state has ended, for example, a character such as “end”. Thus, the resulting image is the image displayed in connection with the end of the AT.

(2) Further, in the present embodiment, it is described that the result image is displayed when the predetermined period T has elapsed, and the predetermined trigger of the measurement of the predetermined period T is “lever-on to start the next game of the AT final game Described as "operation". However, the predetermined trigger may be another trigger. For example, it may be an opportunity to end the final game in an advantageous state. If the gaming machine 1 is a slot machine, this timing may be taken as the time when the third stop in the final game in the advantageous state is started. Further, the trigger may be set to the time when the third stop in the final game in the advantageous state is ended. In addition, if the gaming machine 1 is a pachinko gaming machine, the trigger may be taken as the end of the last variation display in the jackpot state.

  (3) Further, in the present embodiment, since the predetermined trigger is the lever-on operation, the sound related to the predetermined trigger is described as “lever-on-time SE”. When the predetermined trigger is, for example, the third stop, the sound related to the predetermined trigger may be “third stop time SE”. Further, when the small winning combination (combination of paying out medals) is won by the third stop, the sound related to the predetermined trigger may be a sound notifying of the number of paid out medals. This sound is, for example, a sound of “X sheets GET!” (X is the number of medals to be paid out). Further, it is preferable that the output of the sound related to the predetermined timing is ended before the result image is displayed. Even with such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the player's attention to the display of the result image from being disturbed.

  (4) Further, the predetermined effect to be executed until the result image is displayed after the predetermined opportunity is established (after the lever-on operation to start the next game of the AT final game is executed) is shown in FIG. 2) As shown in FIG. 2 (H), it has been described that the door image 22 is closed door closing effect. However, the predetermined effect is not limited to this effect, and may be another effect. The other effect may be, for example, an effect that a predetermined character is displayed. Further, when the predetermined effect is, for example, the third stop, the small effect (combination of paying out medals) is won when the predetermined effect is, for example, the third effect, and the character "X sheets GET!" Is displayed. It is good also as an effect. Moreover, it is preferable that the predetermined effect is ended before the result image is displayed. Even with such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the player's attention to the display of the result image from being disturbed.

  (5) Further, in the present embodiment, it has been described that the predetermined period T is a period from when the predetermined trigger is established to when the spark display of FIG. 3I is started. That is, the end timing of the predetermined period T has been described as the timing at which spark display is started (FIG. 3 (I)). However, the end timing of the predetermined period may be any timing as long as it relates to the display of the result image. The end timing may be, for example, a timing at which the number-of-digested-games image 92, which is the first resultant image, is displayed as shown in FIG. Further, the end timing is, for example, a timing at which all the result images are displayed as shown in FIG. 5 (J) or the like, that is, a timing at which the number-of-digestion game number image 92 and the acquired number image 94 are displayed. It is also good.

  (6) In addition, even if (presence) an expectation degree that the advantageous state continues (resumes) is notified (predicted) by at least one display mode such as a predetermined image, for example, a background image, a result image, and a spark image. Good. For example, if at least one color of the background image, the result image, and the spark image is the first color, the expectation of continued advantage is high, and at least one color of the background image, the result image, and the spark image is the first If it is two colors, the expectation that the advantageous state continues may be low. According to such a configuration, the player's attention can be drawn to at least one display mode of the background image, the result image, and the spark image.

(7) Further, in the present embodiment, it is assumed that the lightness of the door image 22 and the lightness of the background image 23 are the same (maintained) until the background image 23 is displayed after the door image 22 is displayed. explained. However, the brightness of the background image 23 may be changed. In this case, the lightness of the background image 23 when the result image is displayed may be lower than the lightness of the background image 23 when the result image is not displayed. For example, the lightness of the background image 23 configured by closing the door image 22 may be lower than the lightness of the door image 22. According to such a configuration, it is possible to display various background images 23 by changing the lightness of the background image 23, and to draw attention to the resultant image.

  (8) Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, before the result image is displayed, an image in which the door image 22 moves is displayed, and after the result image is displayed, the door image 22 is displayed. It has been described that an image which does not move (that is, the background image 23) is displayed. That is, it has been described that the predetermined image (in the present embodiment, the door image 22) operates before displaying the result image, but the predetermined image does not operate after displaying the result image. However, the predetermined image may be operated even after the display of the result image. The predetermined image in this case may be, for example, a character image. In this case, it is preferable that the movement amount of the predetermined image after the display of the result image is smaller than the movement amount of the predetermined image before the display of the result image. For example, the moving speed of the predetermined image after the display of the result image may be slower than the moving speed of the predetermined image before the display of the result image. Even with such a configuration, attention can be drawn to the result image while performing various effects by moving the predetermined image after the display of the result image.

  (9) In the example of FIG. 2, the trigger for the lighting mode of the lamp 63 to be the result display mode has been described as being when the door closing effect is disclosed (see FIG. 2F). However, the trigger for the lighting mode of the lamp 63 to be the result display mode may be another trigger. The trigger for the lighting mode of the lamp 63 to be the result display mode is, for example, also when the result image is displayed (FIG. 3 (I), FIG. 5 (I), FIG. 6 (I) and FIG. 7 (I)). Good. In such a configuration, the lighting mode of the lamp 63 can be different from the result display mode during the period in which the door closing effect is being performed. That is, since the lighting mode of the lamp 63 can be made different between the period in which the door closing effect is being performed and the period in which the result image is displayed, the lighting mode of the lamp 63 can be diversified. it can.

  (10) In the example of FIG. 2, when the number of remaining games in the advantageous state (AT) reaches a predetermined number of games (3 games in the present embodiment), battle rendition is executed, and during the battle rendition, it is advantageous It has been described that the number of remaining games and the number of obtained games are not displayed. However, without performing such battle rendition, rendition in an advantageous state (for example, navigation rendition) may be continued. Even in such a case, when the number of remaining games in the advantageous state reaches a predetermined number of games, the number of remaining advantageous games and the number of obtained cards are not displayed until the advantageous state is ended. Is preferred. Even with such a configuration, attention can be drawn to the result image because the player is prevented from recognizing the number of remaining AT games and the number of obtained games in advance before the result image is displayed.

  (11) In the present embodiment, it has been described that the information notified by the display of the result image is the number of digested games and the number of won in the AT. Thus, the information has been described as information that can be predicted by the player. However, the information may be information that the player can not predict. For example, it is assumed that the advantageous state is a state in which a predetermined benefit is given at a predetermined probability. In this case, the information may be information as to whether or not the benefit is given, and the amount of the benefit.

  For example, when the advantageous state is an additional specialization zone in which the AT additional game is given with a predetermined probability, the information indicates whether the AT is added or not, and when the AT is added. Assume that the AT-added game is identifiable information.

In such a configuration, information that can not be predicted by the player (for example, the number of added games) is notified by the display of the result image, so that attention can be drawn to the result image.

  (12) In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the specific image in which the 5-digit numerical value fluctuates is displayed regardless of the value of the number of digested games and the number of acquired games in the AT displayed as the result image (See FIGS. 7 and 8). However, it is also possible to display a specific image which is varied by the number of digested games and the number of won in AT.

  For example, in the example of FIG. 7, since the number of digits of the number of digested games and the number of digits of the number of acquired sheets are each three digits in the AT, the specific image in which the number of three digits fluctuates is displayed. Further, in the example of FIG. 8, since the number of digits of the number of digested games in AT and the number of digits of the number of obtained sheets are each two digits, a specific image in which the number of two digits fluctuates is displayed.

  According to such a configuration, a specific image in which the number of digits identical to the number of digits of the number of digested games in AT varies is displayed, and a specific image in which the number of digits equal to the number of digits of acquired sheets varies is displayed As a result, when the specific image is displayed, the player can be made to recognize the number of digits of the number of digested games at AT and the number of digits of the obtained number.

  In addition, the number of digits according to the degree of expectation that the advantageous state continues (revives) may be varied in the specific image. For example, if the number of digits changing in the specific image is large, the degree of expectation may be high. According to such a configuration, the player's attention can be drawn to the number of digits which fluctuate in the specific image.

  (13) In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3I and FIG. 3N, a spark image is illustrated as a special image displayed before the resultant image is displayed. However, the special image may be another image. For example, in the example of FIG. 3, the special image may be an image obtained by increasing the lightness of the resultant image (for example, an image in a mode in which the resultant image is illuminated). In this case, in FIG. 3 (I), an image resulting from the light is displayed, and in FIG. 3 (J), the resulting image is clarified. Further, in the case of FIG. 6 (K), the glowing digested game number image 92 and the glowing acquired number image 94 are displayed, and in the case of FIG. 6 (L), the digested game number image clarified. 92 and the acquired number image 94 become clear.

  (14) In the present embodiment, it has been described that the specific image or the resultant image is displayed in an area larger than the first spark image area 24A (special image area) where the first spark image 24 (special image) is displayed. . However, the area of the area in which the specific image or the resultant image is displayed may be the same as the area of the special image area in which the special image is displayed. Also, the area of the area where the specific image or the resultant image is displayed may be smaller than the area of the special image area. That is, it is preferable that at least a part of the area in which the specific image or the resultant image is displayed and at least a part of the special image area overlap.

  (15) In the present embodiment, it has been described that the specific control is control in which the player can not recognize the number of digits of the digested game number image 92 and the number of digits of the acquired number image 94 (FIG. 3 (J See etc)). However, the specific control may be such control that the player can not recognize one of the number of digits of the number-of-digestion game 92 and the number of digits of the obtained number image 94. Further, the control for making the recognition impossible is not limited to the control for moving the numbers, but may be, for example, control for superimposing a predetermined image (for example, character, mosaic, etc.) on each digit. Further, the specific control may be control to make it difficult for the player to recognize at least one of the number of digits of the digested game number image 92 and the number of digits of the acquired number image 94.

Here, the control that makes it difficult for the player to recognize is, for example, control for displaying the numerical value displayed in the result image small at the stage of the specific image. By displaying in such a small size,
The player can not recognize the numerical value displayed in the result image and the number of digits of the numerical value when the specific image is viewed normally (when viewed at the first distance), but the player approaches the specific image. When viewed at a distance (a distance shorter than the first distance), the numerical value displayed in the resulting image and the number of digits of the numerical value can be recognized.

  Thus, when at least one of the number of digits of the number-of-digestion game 92 and the number of digits of the number-of-acquisitions image 94 is controlled so as to make it difficult for the player to recognize, If the player recognizes at least one of the number of digits of the number-of-digestion game image 92 and the number of digits of the number-of-acquisitions image 94 when the specific image is displayed, the player recognizes the result image The player can be made to select whether to recognize.

  (16) Further, when the spark image is displayed, the lighting mode of the lamp 63 may be set to the spark mode. As a result, since it is possible to emphasize to the player that the spark image is displayed, it is possible to attract the attention of the player to the spark image.

  (17) Also, it is described that the first digit stop SE, the second digit stop SE, and the third digit stop SE shown in FIG. 3 (K) to FIG. 3 (M) and the like are output in the same manner. did. However, at least two of the first digit stop SE, the second digit stop SE, and the third digit stop SE may be output in different modes. For example, when making the output mode different for each of the first digit stop SE, second digit stop SE, and third digit stop SE, first digit stop SE, second digit stop SE, and third digit stop SE The pitch of the sound may be gradually increased. According to such a configuration, it is possible to stop one digit at a specific image with good tempo in terms of pitch.

  (18) In the present embodiment, the predetermined effect (door closing effect) executed from when the AT ends to when the result display is executed is an effect that displays an image in which the predetermined image (door image 22) moves. It is explained that it is. However, the predetermined effect may be another effect. For example, a predetermined image may be displayed when the AT ends, and the resultant image may be displayed when the predetermined image changes or changes. For example, in FIG. 2F, a bomb image is displayed as a predetermined image, and an explosion image in which the bomb image explodes is displayed. Then, together with the display of the explosion image, the resultant image may be displayed.

  Further, as the predetermined effect, when the AT is finished, the predetermined image may be displayed in the first mode, and when the result image is displayed, the predetermined image may be displayed in the second mode. For example, when the predetermined image is a mountain image, the first mode displays the mountain image as "pull" (that is, displays all the mountain images), and the second mode displays the mountain image. Display the top as "close" (ie, display the top of the mountain). Also, the top of the mountain image is displayed, and the resultant image is displayed superimposed on the top of the mountain image. When the character is a predetermined image, the first mode may be a specific color with high brightness and the second mode may be a predetermined color with low brightness without changing the character. Even when these effects are performed, the same effects as in this embodiment can be obtained.

  (19) In addition, the first background image from the end of AT to the display of the resultant image and the second background image when the resultant image is displayed may be identical or different. It may be When both background images are the same, the defeat image (the ally character and the enemy character) is switched to the result image while the first background image of the defeat image is maintained (display of the defeat image ends, The resulting image is displayed). According to such a configuration, attention can be drawn to the resultant image because the background image does not change.

In addition, when the two background images are different, the displayed first background image may be changed to the second background image and the resultant image superimposed on the second background image. According to such a configuration, since various background images can be displayed, the interest of the game can be improved.

  (20) In the present embodiment, in each situation (each timing) in FIGS. 2 to 8, it is assumed that different SEs are output as SEs output from the speaker 53 and the same SE is output. explained. However, in each situation all SEs may be different and at least two of all SEs may be identical. In each situation (each timing) of Drawing 2-Drawing 8, the lighting mode of lamp 63 explained the case where it was a different lighting mode, and the case where it is the same lighting mode. However, in each situation, all the lighting elements may be different, and at least two of all the lighting modes may be the same.

  (21) Also, when the "lever-on operation for starting the next game of the AT final game" shown in FIG. 2F is executed, a predetermined lamp (for example, a backlight lamp) of the lamps 63 is executed. May be lighted in a specific manner. In this case, the effect of lighting the lamp in the specific mode is preferably ended before the result image is displayed. Even with such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the player's attention to the display of the result image from being disturbed.

  It should be understood that the embodiments disclosed herein are illustrative and non-restrictive in every respect. The scope of the present invention is indicated not by the above description but by the claims, and is intended to include all the modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the claims.

  1 game machine, 40 game control board, 41 main control section, 51 liquid crystal display, 53 speakers, 90 effect control board, 91 sub control section.

Claims (1)

A gaming machine capable of playing a game,
Advantageous state control means for controlling to an advantageous state;
And result display control means for performing result display control for displaying a result image indicating the result of the game when the advantageous state ends.
A game machine, wherein the result display control means displays a related image different from the result image when starting the result display control, and displays the result image when a predetermined period has elapsed after displaying the related image.

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