JP2019126618A - Slot machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a slot machine capable of suitably notifying occurrence of a winning even when a process related on progress of a game is interrupted.SOLUTION: During execution of a winning performance using a frame lamp 62 and a reel LED 55 to notify occurrence of a cherry winning and a winning performance using a liquid crystal display device 51, a process related to game progress is interrupted due to power interruption. When the process related to game progress is restarted after returning from the power interruption, the winning performance is not executed using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED55, but the winning performance is executed using the liquid crystal display device 51.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention is provided with a variable display unit capable of variably displaying a plurality of types of identification information, each of which can be identified, and after displaying the variable display unit, the display result is derived by stopping the variable display of the variable display unit The present invention relates to a slot machine capable of generating a prize according to the display result.

  A slot machine generally includes a variable display section having a plurality of (usually three) reels on which a plurality of types of symbols as identification information are drawn on the outer periphery. Each reel has a start lever. The rotation is started by the operation, and the player stops the rotation within the range of a predetermined maximum delay time from the operation timing by operating the stop button provided corresponding to each reel. . A winning is generated according to the display result derived when the rotation of all reels is stopped.

  As types of winning combinations, there are types such as small roles, special roles, and re-play roles. Here, in the winning of a small role, the player can obtain a profit that a predetermined number of medals are paid out for each type of small role. In the special part winning, the player can gain the benefit of being transferred from the next game to the player's advantageous gaming state such as regular bonus and big bonus. In the case of winning the replay role, it is possible to obtain the advantage that the next game can be played without consuming new medals in setting the number of bets.

  As such a slot machine, there has been one in which the occurrence of a winning is notified by a winning flash effect that blinks a reel back lamp to be irradiated from the rear surface of the reel (for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2017-136274 A

  In the slot machine of Patent Document 1, the occurrence of winning can be notified by a winning effect such as a winning flash effect, but the processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power failure during the execution of such a winning effect. In this case, no consideration is given as to whether or not the winning effect being executed is to be executed, and there is a possibility that the occurrence of the winning can not be suitably notified.

  The present invention has been conceived in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a slot machine capable of suitably reporting the occurrence of winning even when the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted. It is.

(1) A variable display unit capable of variably displaying a plurality of types of identification information that can be identified,
After the variable display unit is variably displayed, a display result is derived by stopping the variable display of the variable display unit, and in a slot machine (for example, slot machine 1) where winning can be generated according to the display result,
A winning effect means for executing a winning effect for notifying the occurrence of winning (for example, a process in which the sub-control unit 91 executes the winning effect);
The said prize presentation means,
When a specific winning (for example, cherry winning) occurs, the first winning effect (for example, winning effect using frame lamp 62 and reel LED 55) and the second winning effect (for example, winning effect using liquid crystal display 51) )
When the processing regarding the progress of the game is interrupted during the execution of the first winning effect and the second winning effect, and then the processing is resumed, the second winning effect is executed while the first winning effect is not executed (for example, 8, as shown in FIG. 8, the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of cherry winning, and the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 (FIG. 8 (b1)) When the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence, and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power-off, the prize effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is not executed, while the liquid crystal display 51 is The winning effect used is executed (FIG. 8 (b3)).

(2) In the slot machine of (1) above,
The first winning effect is an effect according to the light emission mode of the light emitting means (for example, the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55) (for example, as shown in FIG. Is executed)
The second prize effect is an effect according to the display mode of the display means (liquid crystal display 51) (for example, as shown in FIG. 8, there is a prize effect in which the character image "chance" is displayed on liquid crystal display 51) Executed).

(3) In the slot machine of (1) or (2) above,
The player further comprises operation means (for example, MAX BET switch 6) operated by the player,
The first winning effect ends when a predetermined time (for example, 2 seconds) elapses, whereas the second winning effect continues until the operation means is operated (for example, FIG. 3 (a2) As shown in FIG. 8, while the prize effect using the frame lamp 62 ends when 2 seconds elapses, as shown in FIGS. 8 (b 3) and (b 4), the prize effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is Continues until the BET operation is performed by the MAX BET switch 6).

(4) In the slot machine according to any one of the above (1) to (3),
The said prize presentation means,
When the specific winning occurs, both the first winning effect and the second winning effect are executed (for example, as shown in FIG. 8 (b1), when the cherry winning is generated, the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55). And a prize production using the liquid crystal display 51 are executed).
When a predetermined prize (for example, a bell prize) occurs, one of the first prize effect and the second prize effect is executed (for example, as shown in FIG. 8 (a1), a bell prize has occurred. When this is the case, only the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed).

(5) In the slot machine according to any one of the above (1) to (4),
While the processing relating to the progress of the game is suspended, the prize effect is not executed by the prize effect means (for example, as shown in FIGS. 8 (a 2) and (b 2), it relates to the progress of the game While the processing is suspended, a winning effect is not executed).

(6) In the slot machine according to any one of the above (1) to (5),
Even if a winning occurs in the preparation state after the power supply to the slot machine is restored, the winning effect is not executed by the winning effect means (for example, FIG. 5 (a3), (a4), (b3), ( As shown in b 4), even when a prize occurs in the preparation state after the power supply to the slot machine 1 is restored, the prize effect is not executed).

(A) is a front view of the slot machine according to the present embodiment, and (b) is a view showing an example of a main internal configuration of the slot machine. It is a figure which shows the comparative example when a prize production is performed during battle production execution. It is a figure which shows an example of the effect at the time of a prize effect being performed during execution of a battle effect in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the production | presentation when a power failure generate | occur | produces during execution of a prize production in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the production | presentation when a prize generate | occur | produces in a preparation state in this embodiment. In this embodiment, it is a figure which shows an example of the production | presentation when a power failure and an error generate | occur | produce during execution of a prize production | presentation. It is a figure which shows an example of the effect in case a winning effect is performed during execution of a battle effect in a modification. It is a figure which shows an example of the production | presentation when a power failure generate | occur | produces during a prize production execution in a modification.

  This embodiment for carrying out the slot machine according to the present invention will be described below.

[Slot machine configuration]
FIG. 1A is a front view of the slot machine 1 according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 1B is a view showing an example of a main internal configuration of the slot machine 1.

  As shown in FIG. 1A, the slot machine 1 includes a liquid crystal display 51 for displaying an image, a frame lamp 61, and a frame lamp 62 (frame lamp 62a and frame lamp 62b).

  Below the liquid crystal display 51, a see-through window 3 is formed. The player can visually recognize the reels 2L, 2C, and 2R arranged in parallel in the slot machine 1 through the see-through window 3. On each of the reels 2L, 2C, 2R, symbols, which are plural types of identification information that can be identified by each, are arranged in a predetermined order. Below the see-through window 3 is a MAX BET switch 6 operated to set a defined number of bets determined according to the game state within the range of stored game values (credits), and a game (( A start switch 7 that is operated when starting a game), stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R that are operated to stop the rotation of the respective reels to derive a display result, and an effect switch used for the effect 56 are provided. A reel LED 55 for irradiating light from the rear surface of the reels 2L, 2C, 2R is provided on the rear surface of the reels 2L, 2C, 2R. The reel LED 55 includes 12 LEDs corresponding to three consecutive symbols on the reels 2L, 2C, and 2R, and can irradiate each symbol independently.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the frame lamp 61 is disposed in proximity to the frame lamp 62. The frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62 are located right next to each other, and are arranged close enough to enter the field of view at the same time when the player visually recognizes them. For this reason, when the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62 execute different effects at the same time, the players are in a positional relationship that is confused. The reel LED 55 that irradiates the reels 2L, 2C, and 2R from behind is disposed at a position farther from the frame lamp 61 than the frame lamp 62. Specifically, the reels 2L, 2C, 2R (reel LEDs 55) are disposed below the frame lamp 61 with the liquid crystal display 51 interposed therebetween. The reels 2L, 2C, 2R (reel LEDs 55) are arranged at positions separated so as not to easily enter the field of view when the player visually recognizes the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62.

  As shown in FIG. 1B, the slot machine 1 is provided with a main control unit 41 for controlling the progress of the game and outputting various commands according to the progress of the game. The main control unit 41 includes a main CPU 41a that performs various controls related to the progress of the game, and a RAM 41c that stores various data related to the progress of the game. The main control unit 41 detects an operation on the MAX BET switch 6, the start switch 7, and the stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R, and performs control related to the progress of the game according to the detected operation.

  Inside the slot machine 1, there is provided a sub-control unit 91 that controls the production according to a command from the main control unit 41. The sub control unit 91 includes a sub CPU 91a that performs various controls related to effects, and a RAM 91c that stores various data related to effects. The sub control unit 91 controls display of an image on the liquid crystal display 51 and lighting states of the frame lamp 61, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 based on the command from the main control unit 41 and the operation of the effect switch 56. . The effect data used for the image display of the liquid crystal display 51 and the lighting output of the frame lamp 61, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 are stored in the RAM 91c.

  When playing a game in the slot machine 1, the player inserts a medal into a medal insertion portion (not shown) or operates the MAX BET switch 6 to set a specified number of bets. As a result, the pay line is activated, and the operation on the start switch 7 is activated, and the game can be started. The winning line is a line for determining whether or not the combination of symbols on the reels 2L, 2C, 2R displayed in the see-through window matches the combination of winning symbols.

  When the start switch 7 is operated in a state where the game can be started, the main control unit 41 determines a display result that allows derivation. Further, when the start switch 7 is operated, the main control unit 41 rotates the reels 2L, 2C, 2R to display the symbols in a variable manner. When the stop switches 8L, 8C, 8R are operated, the main control unit 41 stops the rotation of the corresponding reel. By stopping the rotation of the reel, three symbols are derived and displayed as display results on the upper, middle and lower stages of the fluoroscopic window. The main control unit 41 rotates the reels 2L, 2C, and 2R based on the display result that allows derivation, the timing when the stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R are operated, and the order that the stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R are operated. Reel control to stop the operation.

  When a combination of winning symbols is stopped on the winning line and a winning occurs, the main control unit 41 executes a process according to the winning. The process corresponding to the winning includes, for example, a process of giving a privilege. Here, in the slot machine 1, since it is necessary to set a prescribed bet number in order to execute one game, medals that are game values are consumed every time one game is played. The benefits include the provision of gaming value, the right to execute the game without consuming the gaming value (replay), and the like.

  Among the winning combinations, the special combination includes two types of bonuses: a big bonus (hereinafter referred to as BB) and a regular bonus (hereinafter referred to as RB). The bonus is awarded when a predetermined bonus symbol combination (for example, “7-7-7”) is arranged on the winning line. If you win a BB, it will shift to a big bonus. Then, the big bonus ends when a predetermined end condition (for example, that 316 or more medals have been paid out) is satisfied. In addition, when winning an RB, a transition is made to a regular bonus. The regular bonus is terminated when a predetermined termination condition (for example, any winning combination is won six times or 12 games have been consumed) is established.

  The main control unit 41 can be controlled to one of a plurality of RT states in which replay is won with a predetermined winning probability. The RT state includes the advantageous RT and the disadvantageous RT. The winning probability of replay is set to be higher when it is controlled to advantageous RT than when it is controlled to disadvantageous RT. During RT, transition is made when a predetermined condition is satisfied. The predetermined condition includes, for example, winning a predetermined combination (derivation of RT transition symbol combination) or finding out a specific spill when a bell winning is missed.

[Game control processing]
In the present embodiment, the game is started when the start switch 7 is operated in a state where the operation of the start switch 7 is valid, and the game is ended when all the reels are stopped. Specifically, the main control unit 41 performs game control processing to control one game. In the game control process, various processes regarding the progress of the game are executed.

  In the game control process, first, a BET process is performed. In the BET process, a monitoring process for monitoring a detection state such as a medal insertion into the medal insertion unit, an operation of the MAXBET switch 6 and an operation of the start switch 7 is executed. Then, the bet number setting is performed based on the detection result by the monitoring process. When the operation of the start switch 7 is detected after setting the betting amount, the game starts.

  Next, an internal lottery process is performed to determine whether or not to allow the occurrence of a prize (internal lottery). When the internal lottery process is completed, a reel rotation process is performed. In the reel rotation process, the reels 2L, 2C, and 2R are started to rotate on the condition that a predetermined time has elapsed since the start of the reel rotation in the previous game, and then the stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R are validated to perform a stop operation. In response to this, the rotation of the reel is stopped. The game ends when the reels 2L, 2C, 2R stop and the reel rotation process ends. Then, a winning determination process is performed to determine whether or not a winning has occurred based on the symbol combination on the winning line. When the winning determination process ends, a payout process is performed. In the payout process, medal payout or credit addition is performed according to the occurrence of a prize. In the game end process, a process for setting a game state in preparation for the next game is executed. Thereby, the game control process for one game is completed, and the game control process for the next one game is started.

[Interruption of processing related to the progress of the game]
In the game control process described above, when the interruption condition is satisfied, the process relating to the progress of the game is interrupted. The interruption condition is established regardless of the player's intention or intention. What is established regardless of the player's intention or intention is, for example, regardless of whether or not the player operates the operation means. Here, the operation means is, for example, the start switch 7, the stop switches 8L, 8C, 8R, the effect switch 56, and the MAX BET switch 6.

  The interruption condition is, for example, the occurrence of power interruption or occurrence of an error. When an error occurs, the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted and controlled to an error state. Thereafter, when the error state is canceled, the process relating to the progress of the game is resumed. For example, it is assumed that, due to the occurrence of a prize, the sub-control unit 91 executes a prize effect described later. At this time, in the game control process, it is assumed that the monitor process (one of the processes related to the progress of the game) for monitoring the operation of the MAX BET switch 6 has been executed in order to start the next game. Do. At this time, if an error occurs, the monitoring process is interrupted and controlled to an error state. Thereafter, when the error state is released, the monitoring process is resumed.

  The error is detected when, for example, an insertion error related to the insertion of a medal from the medal insertion unit, a payout error related to the payout of a medal from the hopper, or an abnormality occurs in the data of the RAM 41c stored in the main control unit 41. There is a RAM error error.

  Further, when the power interruption occurs, the game control process ends, and the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted. Thereafter, when returning from the power failure, the game control process is started, and the process related to the progress of the game is resumed.

  The power interruption means a state in which power is not supplied to the slot machine 1. For example, the power interruption may occur when power is not supplied to the slot machine 1 due to some trouble such as a failure. In addition, there is a power interruption (instantaneous power interruption) caused by a power failure or the like. These are power interruptions that may occur regardless of whether or not a game is in progress, and are not intended by salespersons of game arcades and the like. In addition, the power-off includes a power-off that occurs due to a power-off operation of a salesclerk of a game arcade or the like after the game arcade is closed.

[Overview of various effects]
Various effects executed by the sub-control unit 91 in the slot machine 1 according to the present embodiment will be described. The sub control unit 91 executes various effects based on the command from the main control unit 41.

(Battle production)
The sub-control unit 91 executes a suggestion effect that suggests whether or not it is advantageous for the player. In the present embodiment, the sub-control unit 91 executes battle rendition that suggests a bonus winning as a suggested rendition. The sub-control unit 91 performs a battle effect using the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 61, and the frame lamp 62. For example, a battle effect is executed over a plurality of games, and a effect image in which an ally character and an enemy character play a battle is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51.

  Then, as a result of the battle effect, a result notification effect for notifying whether or not the bonus has been won is executed. When the teammate character finally wins the enemy character, as a result notification effect, the character image “WIN” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 to notify the player that the bonus has been won. On the other hand, when the teammate character is eventually defeated by the enemy character, as a result notification effect, the character image “LOSE” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 to notify the player that the bonus has not been won.

  Further, the sub control unit 91 changes the light emission mode of the frame lamp 61 to execute the effect notification effect. The sub control unit 91 changes the frame lamp 61 from off to rainbow on at timing when the character image “WIN” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 by winning the battle effect. On the other hand, the sub control unit 91 turns off the frame lamp 61 at the timing when the character image “LOSE” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 after defeating the battle effect. In addition, the frame lamp 61 may be in a lighting state or a blinking state (for example, white lighting or white blinking) even during the battle effect.

  In addition, the sub control unit 91 also executes an informing effect as a result of informing the result of the battle effect by changing the light emission mode of the frame lamp 62. The sub control unit 91 changes the frame lamp 62 from off to rainbow on at timing when the character image “WIN” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 by winning the battle effect. On the other hand, the sub control unit 91 turns off the frame lamp 62 at the timing when the character image “LOSE” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 after defeating the battle effect.

  As described above, in the result notification effect, when the battle effect is won, the sub-control unit 91 displays the character image “WIN” on the liquid crystal display 51 and turns off the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62. Change to rainbow lighting. On the other hand, if the battle effect is defeated, the sub-control unit 91 displays the character image “LOSE” on the liquid crystal display 51 and turns off the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62. The result notification effect continues until the specified number of bets is set (hereinafter, also referred to as “BET operation”) by operation of the MAX BET switch 6 or the like.

(Winning production)
The sub control unit 91 executes a winning effect for notifying that a winning has occurred when a winning has occurred. The sub-control unit 91 performs a winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, and the liquid crystal display 51.

  For example, winnings include a cherry winning, a bell winning, a replay winning and a watermelon winning. The sub control unit 91 executes a winning effect in a different manner depending on the type of winning. For example, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, and the liquid crystal display 51 is executed when a cherry that is a specific role wins, whereas a liquid crystal is displayed when a bell, replay, or watermelon that is a predetermined role wins. The winning effect using the display 51 is not executed, and the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed.

  The specific part is, for example, a part that can be won simultaneously with the bonus. The predetermined combination is a combination different from the specific combination. When a cherry is won, it may be won at the same time as a bonus. For this reason, the player expects that when the cherry is won, the bonus is also won at the same time. For this reason, the sub control unit 91 causes the liquid crystal display 51 to display a character image "chance" indicating that there is a possibility that a bonus is won when the cherry winning is generated. In this way, after the winning of the cherry that is the specific role occurs, the subsequent game may be in a bonus winning state, so that the state that is advantageous than after the winning of the bell that is the predetermined role has occurred. I can say that.

  In addition, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect for notifying the occurrence of winning by causing the frame lamp 62 to emit light. The sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect by causing the frame lamp 62 to emit light in different light emission modes depending on the type of winning. For example, the sub-control unit 91 turns on the frame lamp 62 in yellow when the bell winning occurs, whereas turns on the frame lamp 62 in red when the cherry winning occurs. Note that the frame lamp 62 may emit a light in the same light emission mode regardless of the type of winning and execute a winning effect. For example, even if a bell winning occurs, even if a cherry winning occurs, the frame lamp 62 may be lighted or blinked in white.

  In addition, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect for notifying the occurrence of winning by blinking the reel LED 55. For example, when the bell symbols are aligned on the winning line and the bell is won, the sub-control unit 91 blinks the reel LED 55 located behind the symbol to make the bell symbols aligned on the winning line stand out.

  In a winning effect using the frame lamp 62, when a predetermined role (such as a bell) wins, the winning effect ends in a predetermined time (for example, 2 seconds), but when a specific role (cherry) wins, a BET Continue to win the prize until it is operated. Further, in the winning effect using the reel LED 55, regardless of the type of winning, the winning effect is continued until the BET operation is performed. Even if the specific combination wins, the winning effect may be finished in a predetermined time. Also, the winning effect using the reel LED 55 may be finished in a predetermined time.

  In the present embodiment, when the above-described battle effect is being executed, a winning effect may be simultaneously executed. The winning effect for a predetermined role such as a bell is completed in 2 seconds, and after the winning effect is finished, a result notification effect for notifying the result of the battle effect (for example, the frame lamp 61 changes from turning off to rainbow lighting) is executed. However, even after the frame lamp 61 changes from off to rainbow lighting to notify the result of the battle effect, the winning effect in which the reel LED 55 blinks continues.

[Execution example of various effects]
Next, with reference to FIG. 2, an explanation is given of a presentation execution example (hereinafter referred to as “comparative example”) in which the player is confused by the winning presentation being executed overlapping with other presentation. The execution examples of various effects in the present embodiment will be specifically described with reference to FIGS.

(Comparative example)
First, a comparative example will be described. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a comparative example in a scene where a winning effect is executed during the execution of a battle effect.

  In this example, a scene where a bell winning is generated and a result notification effect is executed in a final game of a battle effect suggesting a bonus win will be described. 2 (a1), (a2), (a31), and (a41) illustrate a scene in which a notification effect is performed as a result of a teammate character winning in a battle in a battle effect. 2 (a1), (a2), (a32), and (a42) illustrate a scene in which a notification effect is executed as a result of a teammate character defeating in a battle in a battle effect.

  In this example, it is assumed that a battle effect over a plurality of games is executed in response to a cherry winning. Then, it is assumed that the final game of the battle effect is started by operating the start switch 7. Also, at this time, it is assumed that the bell is won by the internal lottery. As shown in FIG. 2 (a1), bell symbols are led to the left reel 2L and the middle reel 2C.

  Further, on the liquid crystal display 51, a battle effect image in which a teammate character (character on the left side of the screen) and an enemy character (character on the right side of the screen) are engaged in battle is displayed. At this time, the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62 are in the off state, and the reel LED 55 is in the on state.

  As shown in FIG. 2 (a2), a bell symbol is derived to the right reel 2R by the third right stop operation (the third stop operation of the right reel 2R), and a bell winning is generated (in this embodiment, The symbol combination "bell-bell-bell" aligns with the pay line). When the bell winning is generated, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect for lighting the frame lamp 62 in yellow, and blinks the reel LED 55 located behind the winning line. At this time, the frame lamp 61 is off. In addition, a battle effect image is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51.

  When the bonus is won, as shown in FIG. 2 (a 31), an image in which the teammate character defeats the enemy character and wins is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (a41), a result notification effect in the battle effect is executed. The background color of the screen of the liquid crystal display 51 becomes a rainbow color, and the character image “WIN” is displayed in the center of the screen. At the same time, the frame lamp 61 changes from off to rainbow on. As a result, it is definitely notified that the bonus is won. At this time, the frame lamp 62 remains yellow and the bell prize winning effect is continued. In addition, the reel LED 55 also continues the winning presentation.

  As described above, in the comparative example, when notifying that the teammate character has won based on the result of the battle effect, the frame lamp 62 remains in the state where the winning effect is continuously lit in yellow. 61 executes a result notification effect and lights up with a rainbow. Thus, in the comparative example, when the winning effect by the frame lamp 62 is executed, the effect by the frame lamp 61 is executed at the same time, so it is difficult to understand what kind of effect is currently being executed. In addition, the effect of the rainbow lighting and the effect of yellow lighting are mixed, and the performance of the battle effect is impaired. In particular, since the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62 are disposed close to each other and perform effects similarly by light emission, it becomes very confusing when such effects are mixed. Further, as in this example, also in the liquid crystal display 51 close to the frame lamp 61, when the background color is the same rainbow color as the frame lamp 61, the player changes to the frame lamp 62 that is lit yellow. I feel uncomfortable.

  On the other hand, when the bonus is not won, the state of FIG. 2 (a2) is changed to the state of FIG. 2 (a32). As shown in FIG. 2 (a 32), an image in which the teammate character is defeated by the enemy character and is defeated is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (a42), a result notification effect in the battle effect is executed. The background color of the screen of the liquid crystal display 51 becomes black, and the character image “LOSE” is displayed in the center of the screen. At the same time, the frame lamp 61 is turned off. Thereby, it is definitely notified that the bonus is not won. At this time, the frame lamp 62 remains yellow and the bell prize winning effect is continued. In addition, the reel LED 55 also continues the winning presentation.

  As described above, in the comparative example, when notifying that the teammate character has been defeated based on the result of the battle effect, the frame lamp 62 remains in a state in which the winning effect is continuously lit in yellow, 61 executes the result notification effect and turns off. Thus, in the comparative example, although the frame lamp 61 is in the extinguished state, the frame lamp 62 adjacent to the frame lamp 61 is lit yellow in spite of reporting the defeat of the battle. The player feels as if he has won, and it becomes difficult to understand the result of the battle production. In addition, the performance of the battle effect is impaired by the execution of the yellow lighting effect. Also, as in this example, in the liquid crystal display 51 close to the frame lamp 61, when the background color is black, the player feels uncomfortable that only the frame lamp 62 is lit. .

(Example of effect execution when winning effect is executed during battle effect execution)
Next, an execution example of the effect in the present embodiment will be described in comparison with the above-described comparative example. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of an effect when a winning effect is performed during battle effect execution in the present embodiment. In the present embodiment, as in the comparative example, in the final game of the battle effect that suggests a bonus winning, a scene where a bell winning occurs and a result notification effect is executed will be described. FIGS. 3 (a1), (a2), (a31), and (a41) illustrate the scene in which the informing effect is executed as a result of the teammate character winning in the battle in the battle effect. FIGS. 3 (a1), (a2), (a32), and (a42) illustrate a scene in which the informing effect is executed as a result of the ally character losing in the battle in the battle effect.

  In this example, it is assumed that a battle effect over a plurality of games is executed in response to a cherry winning. Then, it is assumed that the final game of the battle effect is started by operating the start switch 7. Also, at this time, it is assumed that the bell is won by the internal lottery. As shown in FIG. 3 (a1), bell symbols are derived on the left reel 2L and the middle reel 2C. In addition, on the liquid crystal display 51, a battle effect image in which an ally character and an enemy character develop a battle is displayed.

  As shown in FIG. 3 (a2), a bell symbol is derived from the right reel 2R by the third right stop operation, and a bell winning occurs. In response to the occurrence of the bell winning, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect for lighting the frame lamp 62 in yellow. Here, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect by causing the frame lamp 62 to emit light in different light emission modes depending on the type of winning. For example, the sub-control unit 91 lights the frame lamp 62 in red when a cherry winning occurs, lights the frame lamp 62 in yellow when a bell winning occurs, lights the frame lamp 62 in blue when a replay winning occurs, When a watermelon winning occurs, the frame lamp 62 is lit in green.

  Further, the sub control unit 91 causes the reel LED 55 located behind the winning line to blink. At this time, the frame lamp 61 is off. In addition, a battle effect image is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51.

  Unlike the comparative example, the frame lamp 62 ends the winning effect in a predetermined time (two seconds). The end timing of the winning effect is before the start of the result notification effect described in FIG. 3 (41) and (42) described later. The winning effect may be terminated at the start timing of the result notification effect.

  When the bonus is won, as shown in FIG. 3 (a31), an image in which the teammate character wins by defeating the enemy character is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51. The frame lamp 62 is turned off when a predetermined time elapses.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 3 (a41), a result notification effect in the battle effect is executed. The background color of the screen of the liquid crystal display 51 becomes a rainbow color, and the character image “WIN” is displayed in the center of the screen. At the same time, the frame lamp 61 changes from off to rainbow on. As a result, it is definitely notified that the bonus is won.

  Further, at this time, unlike the comparative example, the result notification effect is also performed in the frame lamp 62. The frame lamp 62 changes from unlit to rainbow lit. The reel LED 55 continues the winning effect even after the frame lamp 61 has changed from turning off to turning on the rainbow.

  As described above, in the comparative example, while the frame lamp 61 has performed the result notification effect and is lit in rainbow, the frame lamp 62 has been continuously lit in yellow with the winning effect, so the result notification There was a mix of production and winning production. However, in this embodiment, in order to notify the result of the battle effect, the frame lamp 62 is turned off and the winning effect is ended before the frame lamp 61 changes from turning off to rainbow lighting. In this way, the winning effect by the frame lamp 62 and the notification of the result of the battle effect by the frame lamp 61 are not mixed, and the effect contents of the frame lamp 62 and the frame lamp 61 arranged in the vicinity are not confused. Furthermore, in the present embodiment, not only the frame lamp 62 but also the frame lamp 61 is lit with a rainbow, so a unified effect is executed and the effect of the battle effect is further enhanced.

  On the other hand, when the bonus is not won, the state transitions from the state of FIG. 3 (a2) to the state of FIG. 3 (a32). As shown in FIG. 3 (a 32), an image in which the teammate character is defeated by the enemy character and is defeated is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51. The frame lamp 62 is turned off when a predetermined time elapses.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 2 (a32), a result notification effect in the battle effect is executed. The background color of the screen of the liquid crystal display 51 becomes black, and the character image “LOSE” is displayed in the center of the screen. At the same time, the frame lamp 61 is turned off. Thereby, it is definitely notified that the bonus is not won. At this time, unlike the comparative example, the frame lamp 62 is in the extinguished state. Also, the reel LED 55 continues the winning effect.

  As described above, in the comparative example, the frame lamp 61 executes the result notification effect and is turned off, while the frame lamp 62 continues to be winning effect and is lit in yellow. It was difficult to understand the result of the production. However, in this embodiment, before notifying the result of the battle effect, the frame lamp 62 is turned off and the winning effect is ended. As described above, since both the frame lamp 61 and the frame lamp 62 are turned off, the contents of the effects of the frame lamp 62 and the frame lamp 61 disposed in the vicinity are not confusing.

[Interpretation of prize production]
Next, the case where the interruption condition is satisfied during the execution of the prize effect will be described. When the above-mentioned suspension condition is established, the processing relating to the progress of the game is suspended. Thereafter, when returning from the suspended state, the processing regarding the progress of the game is resumed.

  When the interruption condition is established during the execution of the winning effect and the interrupted state is released thereafter, the winning effect may be executed or may not be executed.

  Whether or not the prize effect is executed when the interruption condition is satisfied during the prize effect execution and the interrupted state is canceled thereafter depends on the type of the prize that has occurred. For example, processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption during execution of a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of a predetermined winning (for example, a bell winning), and then returns from the power interruption. When the process related to the progress of the game is resumed, the winning effect is not executed. On the other hand, the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 for notifying the occurrence of the specific winning (for example, cherry winning). Then, when the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, a winning effect is executed.

  In addition, whether or not the prize effect is executed when the interruption condition is satisfied during the prize effect execution and the interrupted state is released thereafter differs depending on the interruption condition. For example, processing related to the progress of a game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption during execution of a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of a bell winning, and thereafter processing related to the progress of the game after returning from the power interruption. When the game is resumed, the winning effect is not executed. On the other hand, during the execution of the prize effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 to notify the occurrence of the bell winning occurrence processing of the progress of the game is interrupted by the occurrence of an error, after that the error is canceled and the processing regarding the progression of the game When is resumed, a winning effect is executed.

  Further, whether or not the winning effect is executed during the interruption depends on the interruption condition. For example, the winning effect is not executed while the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption. On the other hand, while the processing relating to the progress of the game is being interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, a winning effect is executed.

(Example of effect execution when a power failure occurs during a prize effect)
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the effect when a power failure occurs during the winning effect execution in the present embodiment. FIGS. 4 (a1) to 4 (a4) illustrate a scene in which a power failure occurs during the execution of a winning effect by a bell prize. FIGS. 4 (b1) to 4 (b4) illustrate a scene in which a power failure occurs during execution of a winning effect by the cherry winning.

  First, a case where a bell winning is generated will be described. As shown in FIG. 4 (a1), when a bell winning is generated, a winning effect is executed. At this time, as in the case of FIG. 3 (a2), the sub-control unit 91 performs a winning effect of lighting the frame lamp 62 in yellow and blinking the reel LED 55. Note that when a bell prize is generated, a prize effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is not executed.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (a2), when a power interruption occurs during the winning effect, the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted and the power supply to the slot machine 1 is stopped. As a result, the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 are turned off, and the winning effect is not performed.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (a3), when the slot machine 1 is powered on, it returns from power failure and the process regarding the progress of the game is resumed. If a power failure occurs during the execution of the winning effect by the bell winning and returns from the power failure, the winning effect is not executed. That is, the frame lamp 62 is turned off, and the reel LED 55 is turned on. As shown in FIG. 4 (a4), even if a BET operation is performed to start the next game, the state of the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 does not change.

  Next, a case where a cherry prize has occurred will be described. In this example, it is assumed that the bonus is won at the same time as the cherry is won. As shown in FIG. 4 (b1), when a cherry winning is generated (in this embodiment, the symbol combination “Cherry-Replay-Replay” is aligned on the winning line), a winning effect is executed.

  At this time, the sub control unit 91 executes a winning effect of lighting the frame lamp 62 in red and blinking the reel LED 55. Further, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect that causes the liquid crystal display 51 to display a character image "chance" that suggests a bonus winning. At that time, the character image chance is scrolled and moved from the left end of the screen and stopped and displayed at the center of the screen.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (b 2), when a power failure occurs during the winning effect, the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted and the power supply to the slot machine 1 is stopped. Thereby, the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 are turned off, and the winning effect is not executed.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (b3), when the slot machine 1 is powered on, it returns from power failure and the process regarding the progress of the game is resumed. If a power failure occurs during the execution of the winning effect by the cherry winning and returns from the power failure, the winning effect is executed. The sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect in which the frame lamp 62 is turned on again in red and the reel LED 55 is blinked. In addition, a winning effect is displayed in which the liquid crystal display 51 displays a character image “chance” that suggests winning of a bonus.

  In the case of executing a winning effect after returning from a power failure, the winning effect is executed from the beginning. For example, the sub control unit 91 moves the character image "chance" from the left end of the screen to the center of the screen and executes a winning effect to be displayed on the liquid crystal display 51. However, after returning from the power failure, the character image " The prize-winning effect starts from the point where the “chance” is moved from the left edge of the screen.

  As shown in FIG. 4B4, when the BET operation is performed, the winning effect by the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is finished. When a predetermined winning such as a bell winning occurs, the winning effect is completed in 2 seconds without performing the BET operation.

  As described above, when a cherry winning occurs, both a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 and a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 are executed. On the other hand, when a bell winning is generated, only a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed.

  In addition, during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of the bell winning, the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption, and thereafter the process related to the progress of the game after returning from the power interruption is performed. When the game is resumed, the winning effect is not executed. On the other hand, the processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning, and then returns from the power interruption. When the process related to the progress of the game is resumed, a winning effect is executed.

[Ready state]
In the present embodiment, when the power of one of the slot machines is turned on, the sub control unit 91 executes the start processing (sub). The activation process (sub) is a process in which the sub control unit 91 executes an initialization process and the like.

  The initialization process includes an initialization process for controlling the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 61, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55. While the initialization process is being performed, the sub-control unit 91 can not display an image on the liquid crystal display 51. Also, the frame lamp 61, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 cannot be turned on for production.

  When these initialization processes are completed, the liquid crystal display 51 can display an image. However, in the state where the sub control unit 91 is preparing for display control of the image, the liquid crystal display 51 displays an image in preparation (for example, an image as shown in FIG. 5 (a3)) Cannot make a display for. Preparation for image display control is, for example, processing for transferring image data from a storage area stored in advance to a storage area for work. In addition, also in the frame lamp 61, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55, when data transfer for performing lighting control is required, effects can not be performed during the data transfer.

  In the present embodiment, a state in which the sub control unit 91 cannot execute an effect in each of the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 61, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 is referred to as a “preparation state”. .

(Example of effect execution when winning in the preparation state)
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of an effect when a winning occurs in the preparation state in the present embodiment. FIGS. 5 (a1) to (a4) are for explaining a situation where a bell winning is generated in the preparation state. FIGS. 5 (b1) to 5 (b4) illustrate a scene where a cherry winning is generated in the preparation state.

  First, a case where a bell winning occurs will be described. When the bell is won and the left first stop and the middle second stop, as shown in FIG. 5 (a1), a bell symbol is derived from the left reel 2L and the middle reel 2C.

  If a power failure occurs in this state, the power supply to the slot machine 1 is stopped. As shown in FIG. 5 (a2), the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 are turned off, and nothing is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51. Further, the rotating right reel 2R is also stopped.

  When the slot machine 1 is powered on, it recovers from power failure. At this time, as shown in FIG. 4 (a3), it becomes a preparation state, and devices such as the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 cannot execute the effect. Further, the right reel 2R starts to rotate in the same manner as before the power interruption, and then the operation acceptance by the stop switch is validated.

  In this state, when the third stop operation is performed, a bell winning occurs as shown in FIG. 5 (a4). However, since the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 are in a ready state, no winning effect is executed.

  Next, a case where a cherry prize is generated will be described. When the cherry is won and the left first stop and the middle second stop are performed, as shown in FIG. 5 (a1), the cherry symbol is derived to the left reel 2L, and the replay symbol is derived to the middle reel 2C.

  Similarly to the description of FIGS. 5 (a2) to (a4), a power interruption occurs as shown in FIG. 5 (b2), and when it recovers from the power interruption as shown in FIG. In this state, when the third stop operation is performed, as shown in FIG. 5 (b 4), a cherry winning is generated. However, since the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 62, and the reel LED 55 are in a ready state, no winning effect is executed.

  As described above, even if a winning occurs in the preparation state after the power supply to the slot machine 1 is restored, the winning effect is not executed.

  In the present embodiment, the winning effect is not executed even when the preparation state is completed. For example, it is assumed that the winning effect is executed for 2 seconds and the preparation period takes 5 seconds. It is assumed that a winning occurs after 1 second has elapsed since the start of the preparation period. If the winning effect is executed after completion of the preparation state, the winning effect is executed with a delay of 4 seconds from the occurrence of the winning, and the player feels uncomfortable. Further, at this time, in the situation described in FIG. 3, there is a possibility that the notification effect of notifying the result of the battle effect may be performed redundantly, which may cause confusion. For this reason, even if the preparation state is completed, the winning effect is not executed. If the situation is such that it is not executed redundantly with other notification effects, the winning effect may be executed after the preparation state is completed. In addition, after the preparation period ends, it is possible to execute a winning effect until two seconds have elapsed from the time of occurrence of the winning. For example, if a winning occurs after 4 seconds have elapsed from the start of the preparation period, the winning effect is not executed for 1 second until the end of the preparing period, but the winning effect may be executed for 1 second after the preparation period ends. .

(Example of effect execution when power failure and error occur during winning effect execution)
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of an effect when a power failure and an error occur during execution of a prize effect in the present embodiment. FIGS. 6 (a1) to 6 (a4) illustrate scenes in which a power failure occurs during the execution of a winning effect by a bell prize. FIGS. 6 (b1) to 6 (b4) illustrate scenes in which an error occurs during the execution of a winning effect by a bell prize.

  The case where a power failure occurs during the execution of the winning effect by the bell winning in FIGS. 6 (a1) to 6 (a4) is the same as that in FIGS. 4 (a1) to 4 (a4). Similarly to FIGS. 4A1 to 4A4, when a bell winning is generated, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed, an electric interruption occurs during the winning effect, and the power interruption When returning from the above, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is not executed.

  The power interruption in this case is, for example, a power interruption due to the end of business at a game store. At the end of business, the slot machine is powered off. In addition, when the power of the slot machine is turned on again to start business on the next business day, the power supply is restored from the power interruption. In this way, when the processing related to the progress of a game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power outage due to the end of business, and the processing related to the progress of the game resumes due to the restoration of power outage on the next business day, the player changes before and after the power interruption. There is a high possibility of

  As shown in FIG. 6 (b1), when a bell winning is generated, the sub-control unit 91 performs a winning effect that turns on the frame lamp 62 in yellow and blinks the reel LED 55.

  As shown in FIG. 6 (b2), when an error occurs during the winning effect, the process relating to the progress of the game is interrupted and controlled to an error state. At this time, the liquid crystal display 51 displays a character image “Error in progress” in order to notify that an error has occurred. However, even if the error state is controlled, the winning effect is continued in the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55.

  As shown in FIG. 6 (b3), when the error state is released, the processing regarding the progress of the game is resumed. Even in this case, the winning effect continues in the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55. When an error occurs unintentionally during a game, the player generally waits until the error is cleared. For this reason, when an error causes the process relating to the progress of the game to be interrupted, and then the process relating to the progress of the game resumes due to the release of the error, there is a low possibility that the players have changed. As shown in FIG. 6 (b4), when the BET operation is performed, the winning effect is ended.

  As described above, the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for informing the occurrence of the bell winning, and then the game is resumed from the power interruption. When the process related to the progress is resumed, the winning effect is not executed. On the other hand, during the execution of the prize effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 to notify the occurrence of the bell winning occurrence processing of the progress of the game is interrupted by the occurrence of an error, after that the error is canceled and the processing regarding the progression of the game When is resumed, a winning effect is executed. When the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, the winning effect is executed, and when the error is canceled and the process related to the progress of the game is restarted, the winning effect is not executed. It may be one.

  In addition, while the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption, the prize effect is not executed, but while the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, the prize effect is executed. Be done.

  In addition, processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power outage due to the end of the business, and processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error when the processing related to the progress of the game resumes due to the restoration of power outage on the next business day. Then, it is more likely that the player is changing than when the processing related to the progress of the game is resumed by canceling the error.

  Although not shown, if an error occurs when winning a cherry, the following occurs. Processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning, and the processing relating to the progress of the game is canceled after the error is canceled. When the game restarts, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, and the liquid crystal display 51 is executed. While the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed, but the liquid crystal display 51 is notified of the error, so that the winning is won. Production is not executed.

[Main effects]
Next, the main effects obtained by the present embodiment will be described.

  (1-1) The frame lamp 62 executes a winning effect that lights in yellow when a bell is won. Also, the frame lamp 61 changes from turning off to rainbow lighting, thereby notifying that the battle effect has been won as a result of the battle effect (bonus winning). The frame lamp 61 is disposed close to the frame lamp 62. Also, as shown in FIG. 3, before the frame lamp 61 changes from turning off to turning on the rainbow to notify the result of the battle effect (FIG. 3 (a41)), the frame lamp 62 turns off and the winning effect ends. (FIG. 3 (a31)). Thus, when the frame lamp 61 changes from turning off to rainbow lighting in order to notify the result of the battle effect, the winning effect by the frame lamp 62 has ended, so the winning effect and the battle effect of the frame lamp 62 are finished. The notification content is not confusing when the frame lamp 61 changes from off to rainbow lighting without being mixed with the result notification. Thereby, it is possible to avoid as much as possible that the player is confused by the winning effect.

  (1-2) The reel LED 55 for emitting light from the back surface of the reels 2L, 2C, 2R is disposed at a position farther from the frame lamp 61 than the frame lamp 62. The reel LED 55 executes a winning effect in which the reel LED 55 blinks when a bell is won. In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, the winning effect in which the reel LED 55 blinks continues even after the frame lamp 61 changes from turning off to turning on the rainbow to notify the result of the battle effect (FIG. 3 (a41)). Thus, even if the frame lamp 62 is turned off and the winning effect is completed, the winning effect by the reel LED 55 is continued, so that the player can easily recognize that the winning has occurred.

  (1-3) As shown in FIGS. 3 (a41) and (a51), when the frame lamp 62 changes from turning off to turning on the rainbow, a bonus winning (win) is notified. As described above, by performing rainbow lighting not only on the frame lamp 62 but also on the frame lamp 61, a unified effect is executed, and the effect effect of the battle effect is further enhanced.

  (1-4) As shown in FIG. 3, the frame lamp 62 lights in yellow when a bell is won, while it lights in red when a cherry is won. Further, the frame lamp 61 is lit in rainbow when the bonus winning is notified, and is turned off when the bonus non-winning is notified. As described above, the frame lamp 62 and the frame lamp 61 are each lit in a plurality of lighting modes, but since the lighting timings are different from each other, the content of the notification is not confused when the winning effect is executed.

  (1-5) As shown in FIG. 4, a power interruption occurs during the execution of the winning effect (FIG. 4 (a1)) using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of a bell winning, and then the power interruption occurs. When returning, the winning effect is not executed (FIG. 4 (a3)), and the winning effect (FIG. 4 (b1)) using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning is being executed. When a power interruption occurs, and then the return from the power interruption is performed, a winning effect is executed (FIG. 4 (b3). Thus, a power interruption occurs during the execution of the winning effect, and then the power is restored from the power interruption. In some cases, the winning effect for notifying the occurrence of the bell winning is not executed, whereas the winning effect for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning is not executed, so that the processing load for executing the winning effect is reduced and the player receives the cherry winning But Easy to recognize that the pear.

  (2-1) As shown in FIG. 4, the processing regarding the progress of the game by the occurrence of power failure during the execution of the prize effect (FIG. 4 (a1)) using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 to notify the bell winning occurrence When the process is interrupted and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, the winning effect is not executed (FIG. 4 (a3)). On the other hand, the processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption during execution of the winning effect (FIG. 4 (b1)) using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning. Thereafter, when the processing related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power failure, the winning effect is executed (FIG. 4 (b3)). In this way, when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption during the execution of the winning effect, and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, Is not executed, but the winning effect for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning is executed, so that the player can easily recognize that the cherry winning has occurred. In this way, even when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted, it is possible to suitably notify the occurrence of the winning.

  (2-2) As shown in FIG. 4, when a cherry is won, the bonus is also won at the same time, so the bonus winning state after the cherry winning is more than the bonus non-winning state after the bell winning occurs. Since this is an advantageous state, the player can pay attention by generating a cherry prize.

  (2-3) As shown in FIG. 3 (a2), the winning effect for notifying the occurrence of the bell winning is finished when 2 seconds elapse, whereas as shown in FIGS. 4 (b3) and (b4). Since the winning effect for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning is continued until the BET operation is performed, it is possible to appeal the occurrence of the cherry winning to the player.

  (2-4) As shown in FIG. 3, the prize effect for notifying the occurrence of the bell prize is executed by turning on the frame lamp 62 in yellow, whereas the prize effect for notifying the occurrence of the cherry prize is the frame lamp 62. Is executed by lighting in red, it is easy for the player to recognize which winning has occurred by the winning effect.

  (2-5) As shown in FIGS. 4 (a2) and 4 (b2), while the processing relating to the progress of the game is being interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption, since the prize effect is not executed, the processing relating to the progress of the game During the interruption, it is possible to prevent the player from misidentifying that the winning effect is being executed.

  (2-6) As shown in FIGS. 5 (a3), (a4), (b3), (b4), even if a winning occurs in the preparation state after the power supply to the slot machine 1 is restored, Production is not executed. As described above, the winning effect is not executed when the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, and the liquid crystal display 51 are being prepared (when the effect cannot be executed normally), so that an incorrect winning effect is executed in an abnormal state. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the player from misidentifying the occurrence of a prize.

  (3-1) As shown in FIG. 6, processing of the progress of the game by the occurrence of power interruption during the execution of the prize effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 to notify the occurrence of the bell prize (FIG. 6 (a1)) Is interrupted, and after that, when the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, the winning effect is not executed (FIG. 6 (a3)). On the other hand, during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of the bell winning (FIG. 6 (b1)), the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, and then the error is released. When the process relating to the progress of the game is resumed, the winning effect is executed (FIG. 6 (b3)). As described above, when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error during the execution of the winning effect at the time of the bell winning, and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, the winning effect is executed. Therefore, the player can easily recognize that the bell winning has occurred when the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error. In this way, even when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted, it is possible to suitably notify the occurrence of the winning.

  (3-2) As shown in FIG. 6, when the processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption due to the end of business, and the processing related to the progress of the game is resumed due to the recovery from the power interruption on the next business day (FIG. 6) In (a3)), it is highly probable that the player has been changed, and when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed due to the cancellation of the error (FIG. 6 (b3) )) Is waiting for the error that occurred during the game to be released, so it is unlikely that the player is changing. As described above, when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error during the execution of the prize winning effect at the time of the bell winning, and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, In this case, since the winning effect is executed, the same player can be recognized that the winning has occurred before and after the occurrence of the error. There is no misunderstanding.

  (3-3) As shown in FIGS. 6 (a2) and 6 (b2), a power failure or an error occurs regardless of the operation of the start switch 7 or the like operated by the player during the execution of the prize effect. In this way, the interruption of the game can occur in a situation where the player does not pay attention to the occurrence of a prize.

  (3-4) As shown in FIG. 6 (a2), while the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption, the winning effect is not executed, as shown in FIG. 6 (b2). While the processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, a winning effect is executed. Since the liquid crystal display 51 is used for error notification while the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, a winning effect can be executed using the liquid crystal display 51 after the interruption. .

  (3-5) As shown in FIGS. 5 (a3), (a4), (b3), and (b4), even if a winning occurs in the preparation state after the power supply to the slot machine 1 is restored, Production is not executed. As described above, the winning effect is not executed when the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, and the liquid crystal display 51 are being prepared (when the effect cannot be executed normally), so that an incorrect winning effect is executed in an abnormal state. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the player from misidentifying the occurrence of a prize.

[Modification]
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications and applications are possible. Hereinafter, modifications of the present embodiment applicable to the present invention will be described.

[About winning effects after game resumption]
In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6 (b2), while the processing relating to the progress of the game is being interrupted due to the occurrence of an error, the winning a prize is performed, but it is not limited thereto. The prize effect may not be executed. Furthermore, in this case, when processing of the progress of the game is interrupted due to an error occurrence during execution of the prize effect, and then the occurrence of the error is canceled and processing regarding the progress of the game is resumed, as in FIG. 4 (b3), The prize presentation may be performed from the beginning. Even if the process related to the progress of the game is not interrupted due to the occurrence of the error, the example shown in FIG. 6 may be applied as in the case where the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of the error.

  In this way, during the execution of the winning effect, even if the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of an error and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after the error occurrence is canceled, the winning effect is executed from the beginning. Therefore, the player can easily recognize the winning effect even after resumption of the game.

[About the case where the prize production is executed during the battle production]
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of effects when a winning effect is performed during battle effect execution in the modification. In the modification shown in FIG. 7, unlike the situation shown in FIG. 3, the result of the battle effect is derived in accordance with the player's operation of the effect switch 56. Hereinafter, description of the same parts as those in FIG.

  In the modified example, as in the present embodiment, in the final game of the battle effect suggesting the bonus winning, a scene in which the bell winning is generated and the result notification effect is executed will be described. FIGS. 7 (a1) to (a3), (a41), and (a51) illustrate a scene in which a notification effect is executed as a result of a teammate character winning in a battle in a battle effect. FIGS. 7 (a1) to (a3), (a42), and (a52) illustrate a scene in which a notification effect is executed as a result of a teammate character defeating in a battle effect. 7 (a1) and (a2) are the same as FIGS. 3 (a1) and (a2), and a description thereof will be omitted.

  In FIG. 7 (a2), the frame lamp 62 ends the winning effect when a predetermined time has elapsed. After that, as shown in FIG. 7 (a3), the “PUSH” image is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51. Thus, the acceptance of the operation of the effect switch 56 is started, and the operation of the effect switch 56 is promoted. That is, in the modified example, before the “PUSH” image is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 and the acceptance of the operation of the effect switch 56 is started, the frame lamp 62 is turned off and the winning effect is ended.

  When the player operates the effect switch 56, the result of the battle effect is derived. In other words, in the present embodiment, the third stop operation by the player is the start opportunity and the result of the battle effect is derived. However, in the modified example, the operation of the effect switch 56 by the player is the start opportunity and the battle effect is generated. The result will be derived.

  When the bonus is won, as shown in FIG. 7A 41, an image in which the teammate character wins by defeating the enemy character is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51. When the bonus is not won, as shown in FIG. 7 (a42), the liquid crystal display 51 displays an image in which the ally character is defeated by the enemy character and defeated. The subsequent steps are the same as those shown in FIGS. 7 (a41), (a51), (a42), and (a52), and the description thereof will be omitted.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 (a3) to (a51), the result of the battle effect is derived in accordance with the player's operation of the effect switch 56, and as shown in FIGS. 7 (a2) and (a3), the liquid crystal Before the “PUSH” image is displayed on the display 51 and the acceptance of the operation of the effect switch 56 is started, the frame lamp 62 is turned off and the winning effect is ended. In this way, when the frame lamp 61 is changed from being extinguished to rainbow-lit in order to notify the result of the battle effect according to the operation of the effect switch 56, the winning effect by the frame lamp 62 has been completed. The winning effect by the lamp 62 and the notification of the result of the battle effect are not mixed, and the notification content is not confused when the winning effect is executed.

  It should be noted that the “PUSH” image is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 after completion of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62, and the liquid crystal display 51 is displayed simultaneously with the completion of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62. A "PUSH" image may be displayed. In addition, the “PUSH” image may be displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 immediately after the third stop operation.

[About the case where a power failure occurs during the prize production]
In the present embodiment, processing related to the progress of the game by the occurrence of power failure during the execution of the prize effect using the frame lamp 62 to notify the occurrence of a specific winning (for example, cherry winning), the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 When there is an interruption, and the processing related to the progress of the game is resumed after a power failure, the winning effect is executed. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and may be as follows. For example, processing of the progress of the game is interrupted by the occurrence of power interruption during execution of the prize effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55 and the liquid crystal display 51 to notify the occurrence of a specific winning, and then return from the power interruption When the process related to the progress of the game is resumed, the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is not performed, while the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is performed. The details will be described below.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of an effect when a power interruption occurs during execution of a winning effect in the modified example. FIGS. 8A1 to 8A4 illustrate scenes in which power interruption occurs during execution of a winning effect due to a bell winning. FIGS. 8 (b1) to 8 (b4) illustrate a scene in which a power failure occurs during execution of a winning effect by the cherry winning.

  The case where a power failure occurs during the execution of the winning effect by the bell winning in FIGS. 8 (a1) to 8 (a4) is the same as that in FIGS. 4 (a1) to 4 (a4). Similarly to FIGS. 4A1 to 4A4, when a bell winning is generated, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed, an electric interruption occurs during the winning effect, and the power interruption When returning from the above, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is not executed.

  As shown in FIG. 8 (b1), when a cherry winning occurs, the sub-control unit 91 executes a winning effect in which the frame lamp 62 is lit in red and the reel LED 55 is blinked. Further, the sub control unit 91 executes a winning effect for displaying the character image "chance".

  As shown in FIG. 8 (b2), when a power interruption occurs and returns from the power interruption, the sub-control unit 91 uses the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 as shown in FIG. 8 (b3). While the winning effect is not performed, the winning effect for displaying the character image "chance" suggesting the bonus winning on the liquid crystal display 51 is executed. As shown in FIG. 8 (b4), when the BET operation is performed, the winning effect is ended.

  As described above, when a cherry winning occurs, both a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 and a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 are executed, but a bell winning occurs. At the same time, only the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed. In addition, during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of the cherry winning, and the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51, the processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption, and then When the processing relating to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the interruption, the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is not executed, but the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is executed.

  When the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption during execution of the winning effect for notifying the occurrence of the cherry prize, the liquid crystal display 51 is restored when the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the winning effect may be executed using any one of the liquid crystal display 51, the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, or a combination thereof. Good.

  As described above, in this modified example, as shown in FIG. 8, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of a cherry winning, and a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 are being executed ( When the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of the power interruption in FIG. 8B1, and then the process related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is as follows. Although not executed, the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is executed (FIG. 8 (b3)). In this way, when the processing related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption during execution of the winning effect at the time of winning the cherry, and then the processing related to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the power interruption, at least a liquid crystal display Since the winning effect using 51 is executed, the player can easily recognize that the cherry winning has occurred. In this way, even when the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted, it is possible to suitably notify the occurrence of the winning.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 8, a winning effect is performed by turning on the frame lamp 62 and blinking the reel LED 55, and a winning effect in which the character image “chance” is displayed on the liquid crystal display 51 is executed. Thus, not only the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed, but also the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is executed, so that the effect effect of the winning effect can be enhanced.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 3 (a2), the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 ends when 2 seconds elapse, whereas the liquid crystal display as shown in FIGS. 8 (b3) and (b4). The winning effect using the device 51 is continued until the BET operation is performed. Thus, since the winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 continues even after the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 is completed, the occurrence of the winning can be more appealed to the player.

  As shown in FIG. 8 (b1), when a cherry winning occurs, both a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 and a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 are executed. As shown in FIG. 8 (a1), when the bell winning is generated, only the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 is executed, so that the player appropriately pays attention to the occurrence of the cherry winning. be able to.

  Also, as shown in FIGS. 8 (a2) and (b2), while the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of a power interruption, the winning effect is not executed, so the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted. During this time, it is possible to prevent the player from misidentifying that the winning effect is being executed.

  In the above-described embodiment, the example of FIGS. 4A1 to 4A4 is applied at the time of a bell winning, and the example of FIGS. 4B1 to 4B4 is applied at the time of a cherry winning, but other winnings are applied. May be. For example, the examples of FIGS. 4 (a1) to (a4) may be applied at the time of winning a cherry and the examples of FIGS. 4 (b1) to (b4) may be applied at the time of winning a bell. Of course, the Bell prize or Cherry prize may be replaced with other prizes such as a watermelon prize.

  Moreover, in the above-mentioned modification, the example of FIGS. 8 (a1) to (a4) is applied at the time of the Bell winning, and the example of FIGS. 8 (b1) to (b4) is applied at the time of winning the Cherry. You may apply. For example, the examples of FIGS. 8A1 to 8A4 may be applied at the time of winning a cherry and the examples of FIGS. 8B1 to 8B4 may be applied at the time of winning a bell. Of course, the Bell prize or Cherry prize may be replaced with other prizes such as a watermelon prize.

  Furthermore, the winning combination may be different between the example of FIGS. 4B1 to 4B4 and the example of FIGS. 8A1 to 8A4. For example, the example of FIGS. 4 (a1) to (a4) is applied when a bell is won, the example of FIGS. 4 (b1) to (b4) is applied when a cherry is won, and FIG. 8 ( The examples of a1) to (a4) may be applied.

[Interruption conditions]
In the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the occurrence of power interruption and the occurrence of an error are illustrated as the interruption condition. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the interruption condition may be transition to the setting confirmation state. The setting confirmation state is a state in which the setting value of the slot machine 1 can be confirmed. The setting confirmation state can be shifted by operating the setting key switch provided in the slot machine 1. When the setting confirmation state is entered by the operation of the setting key switch, processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted. Further, when the setting confirmation state is ended by the operation of the setting key switch, the processing regarding the progress of the game is resumed.

  For example, in the example shown in FIG. 6, the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted by the transition to the setting confirmation state during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of the bell winning, and then the setting is made. When the confirmation state ends and the process relating to the progress of the game resumes, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 may be executed. Further, in the setting confirmation state, a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 may be executed.

  Further, in the example shown in FIG. 4, during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of the bell winning, the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted by the transition to the setting confirmation state, and thereafter When the setting confirmation state is ended and the process related to the progress of the game is resumed, the winning effect may not be performed. On the other hand, during the execution of the winning effect using the frame lamp 62, the reel LED 55, and the liquid crystal display 51 for notifying the occurrence of the bonus winning, the process related to the progress of the game is interrupted by the transition to the setting confirmation state, and then the setting confirmation is performed. When the state is ended and the process related to the progress of the game is resumed, a winning effect may be performed. At that time, the liquid crystal display 51 displays an image notifying that the bonus has been won.

  In the present embodiment, in the example shown in FIG. 6, the case of the occurrence of a bell winning is given as an example. For example, during the execution of a winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 for notifying the occurrence of a bonus winning, and a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51, processing relating to the progress of the game is interrupted due to the occurrence of power interruption, and then When the processing relating to the progress of the game is resumed after returning from the interruption, the winning effect using the frame lamp 62 and the reel LED 55 may not be executed. On the other hand, a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 may be executed.

[About the execution of the prize presentation after returning from the power failure]
As shown in FIG. 4 (b 3), when a winning effect using the liquid crystal display 51 is executed after returning from power failure, the winning effect is performed from the beginning. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and when performing the winning effect of the reel LED 55 and the frame lamp 62, the winning effect may be performed from the beginning. For example, in the case where the lighting order of the LEDs is determined, or when the lighting order of the LEDs is to be lighted or blinked in a circle, the lighting order may be lighted from the beginning.

  Further, when the winning effect is executed after returning from the power interruption, the winning effect is not limited to the one that is executed from the beginning, and the winning effect may be executed halfway. For example, the sub-control unit 91 performs a winning effect of moving the character image “chance” from the left end of the screen to the center of the screen and displaying it on the liquid crystal display 51, but the character image “chance” has already been displayed on the screen before the occurrence of power interruption. When moving to the center, the character image “chance” may be displayed in the center of the screen from the beginning after returning from the power interruption.

  Further, in the case where a winning effect for a specific time (for example, 5 seconds) is to be executed, the above-mentioned “execution of winning effect from the beginning” is executed from the beginning of the specified time (the execution time before the power interruption) Regardless of whether or not it is executed for 5 seconds after power interruption), the above-mentioned “execute the winning effect from the middle” is executed from the continuation of a specific time (if it has been executed for 2 seconds before power interruption, It may be performed for the remaining 3 seconds after power interruption.

[About specific prizes]
In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, FIG. 5 and FIG. 8, winning of bell etc. is exemplified as the predetermined winning, and winning of cherry capable of winning simultaneously with the bonus is exemplified as specific winning. However, not limited to this, the specific winning may be a bonus winning. In addition, it may be other roles that can be won simultaneously with the bonus, other roles such as an advantage segment transition role (described later), etc., in which the degree of advantage is increased by winning or winning.

[About battle rendition]
In the present embodiment, in the example shown in FIG. 4, a battle effect that suggests a bonus winning is executed as a suggested effect. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and it may be applied to the example shown in FIG. 4 by executing a battle effect which suggests the presence or absence of the advantageous section in the normal section. In addition, the presence or absence of CZ or AT may be suggested in the precursor state in the advantageous section. In addition, when the advantageous section and the bonus can be simultaneously won at the time of cherry winning, it may be suggested that the CZ or AT is given or not, or the bonus should be won in the precursor state in the advantageous section.

  The main control unit 41 controls a plurality of types of gaming sections as a concept of a state different from the gaming state (RT state). The game section includes a normal section, a standby section and an advantageous section. The normal section is a section in which navigation information can not be notified. The advantageous section is a section in which the navigation information can be notified, and is a section having a performance related to an instruction function (navigation) for instructing the player to operate the stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R. After the setting change, it is controlled to the normal section, and shifts to the advantageous section based on winning of the transition to the advantageous section. The transition to the advantageous section is won when a predetermined condition is established. When the bonus is won in the normal section, the control is performed in the standby section in which the control to the advantageous section is on standby until the bonus is won. The standby section is controlled to be an advantageous section when a bonus is won.

  The main control unit 41 shifts to the advantageous section when it is elected to the advantageous section transition role (for example, a rare role such as cherry) in the normal section. The advantageous section includes a precursor state, CZ, and AT. In the present embodiment, when winning the transition to the advantageous section, the advantageous section sorting lottery determines that the advantageous section type is either the precursor state only or the CZ transition after the precursor state. The precursor state is a state that suggests whether the advantageous section continues as it is controlled by CZ or AT, or shifts to the normal section without being controlled by CZ or AT. The AT is a notification state in which a navigation effect is performed that is controlled by the main control unit 41 and notifies the player of the operation mode of the stop switches 8L, 8C, and 8R. CZ is controlled by the main control unit 41 and is in a state where the degree of advantage regarding control to the AT is higher than in the normal section. When controlled in the advantageous section, the process shifts to the normal section based on the fact that the condition for ending the advantageous section (for example, the number of AT games or the number of CZ games has become 0) is established.

  The present invention is not limited to the present embodiment and can be applied to the above-described modified examples. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and only a part or a plurality of modified examples may be applied to the modified examples listed above. The examples may be combined and applied. Also, it may be combined freely and applied, including writing.

  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 slot machine, 2L, 2C, 2R reel, 3 perspective window, 7 start switch, 8L, 8C, 8R stop switch, 41 main control unit, 41a main CPU, 41c RAM, 51 liquid crystal display, 55 reel LED, 61 frame Lamp, 62 frame lamp, 91 sub control unit, 91a sub CPU, 91c RAM.

Claims (1)

A variable display unit capable of variably displaying a plurality of types of identification information each capable of being identified,
After the variable display unit is variably displayed, a display result is derived by stopping the variable display of the variable display unit, and a slot machine capable of generating a prize according to the display result,
It has a prize presentation means for executing a prize presentation for reporting the occurrence of a prize,
The said prize presentation means,
When a specific winning combination occurs, the first winning combination and the second winning combination are executed,
During the execution of the first winning a prize effect and the second winning effect, when the processing regarding the progress of the game is interrupted and then the process is resumed, while the first prize effect is not executed, the second prize effect is executed, slot Machine.

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