JP2020048660A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a game machine including a highly amusing movable member.SOLUTION: A game machine 10 includes a movable accessory device 100. The movable accessory device 100 includes a first decorative body 141, a second decorative body 142, and a third decorative body 143 that are aligned horizontally and has one meaning all together. In the first decorative body 141, the second decorative body 142, and the third decorative body 143, at least one decorative body is driven such that the relative positions change within a range for maintaining a horizontal line.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine provided with a movable member for production.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as this type of gaming machine, there has been known a gaming machine having a movable member that performs an effect according to a gaming state (for example, see Patent Document 1).

JP 2007-268040 A (FIG. 8)

  In the conventional gaming machines described above, there has been a demand for providing a gaming machine provided with a movable member having a higher interest than in the past.

  A gaming machine according to a first aspect of the present invention, which has been made to achieve the above object, is a gaming machine having at least two or more decorative members arranged in a first order and having one meaning as a whole. The first movable surface is configured such that the plurality of decorative members reciprocate on a reciprocating path while maintaining the up, down, left, and right directions while repeatedly separating and contacting each other within a range that maintains the first order. The gaming machine is driven within the second movable surface or translated in a direction crossing the first movable surface so as to continue moving in the same direction on the closed loop path.

Front view of a gaming machine according to one embodiment Front view of gaming board Front view of mechanism frame Front view of the mechanism frame in a state where the movable effecting member is arranged at the second position (A) Front view of movable effect member, (B) Top view of movable effect member (A) Front view of movable base, (B) Front view of mechanism panel Conceptual diagram showing the operation of the decorative member Exploded perspective view of the decorative body Side sectional view of the case body

  Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. The gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment includes the game board 11 shown in FIG. 2 behind the front frame 10Z shown in FIG. 1, and visually recognizes the game area R1 of the game board 11 through the glass window 10W of the front frame 10Z. be able to. In the following description, the right side (the right side in FIG. 1) of the gaming machine 10 from the front side is simply referred to as “right side”, and the opposite side is simply referred to as “left side”.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the game area R1 is entirely surrounded by guide rails 12, and has an entrance 12A at the upper left of the game area R1. When the firing handle 28 (see FIG. 1) at the lower right of the front of the gaming machine 10 is turned, the game ball in the front plate 27 is driven into the game area R1 through the entrance 12A with a firing intensity corresponding to the operation amount. It is.

  A display opening 11H that penetrates the game board 11 is formed in the game area R1, and the decorative frame 23 is fitted from the front. The upper side portion and both side portions of the decorative frame 23 protrude from the front surface of the game board 11 with a size of about the diameter of a game ball, thereby restricting the game ball from entering the inside of the decorative frame 23. You.

  Specifically, a left game area R2, a right game area R3, and a lower game area R5 to which a game ball can flow are formed on the left, right, and lower sides of the decorative frame 23 in the game area R1, respectively. I have. An upper arc wall 25 extending in an arc shape along the upper portion of the guide rail 12 is provided at an upper end portion of the decorative frame 23, and a game between the upper arc wall 25 and the guide rail 12 is provided. An upper game area R4 through which balls can pass one by one is formed. As a result, game balls that have passed through the left game area R2 and the upper game area R4 flow down the right game area R3. It should be noted that a plurality of obstacle nails 17 are distributed and arranged substantially over the entire game area R1.

  A display device 13 is provided behind the game board 11, and a liquid crystal display screen 13 </ b> G of the display device 13 faces forward through the effect window 23 </ b> W inside the decorative frame 23.

  On the lower side of the decorative frame 23, a rolling stage 24 on which the game ball can roll is provided, and the game ball passes through the warp tube 24R extending from the left side of the decorative frame 23 toward the rolling stage 24. It is possible to enter above. Discharge ports 24A, 24B, 24B are formed in the center of the rolling stage 24 in the left-right direction and at both lateral portions thereof. Then, the game ball rolling on the rolling stage 24 rolls toward the center, and is discharged out of the decorative frame 23 from any of the outlets 24A, 24B, 24B.

  Directly below the central outlet 24A, a first starting winning opening 14A, a big winning opening 15, and an out opening 16 are arranged at intervals from the top in order. The first start winning opening 14A has a pocket structure that is always open on the upper surface of a protrusion projecting from the front surface of the lower game area R5.

  The special winning opening 15 is formed in a horizontally long rectangle opening on the front surface of the lower game area R5, and is always closed by the rotating door 15T. Then, due to the hit / fail judgment to be described later, the turning door 15T turns around the lower end and assumes a forwardly inclined posture, and a large amount of gaming balls are taken into the special winning opening 15.

  The out port 16 is open at the front of the lower game area R5, and is located at the lowermost end of the entire game area R1, and a game ball that has not won any of the winning ports such as the first starting winning port 14A. It flows into the out port 16.

  Note that a windmill 19 is provided at the lower end of the left game area R2. The windmill 19 changes the course of the game ball flowing down the left game area R2 to the center side, and guides the game ball to the lower game area R5.

  In the lower game area R5, two normal winning openings 20 and 20 are provided on the left side of the first starting winning opening 14A, and a normal winning opening 22 is provided on the right side. A normal winning opening 20 is also provided at an intermediate position in the vertical direction in the right game area R3. The ordinary winning opening 20 has the same pocket structure as the first starting winning opening 14A, and the ordinary winning opening 22 also has a pocket structure that is always open. A starting gate 18 having a gate structure is provided above the right game area R3, and a game ball can pass up and down inside the starting gate 18.

  In the lower game area R5, on the right side of the first starting winning opening 14A, first and second guides having a rolling surface inclined downward and left to guide the game ball to the special winning opening 15 are provided. Guide portions 21A and 21B are provided vertically. Among them, the rolling surface of the upper second guide portion 21B is shorter than the rolling surface of the lower first guide portion 21A.

  A second start winning opening 14B is provided at an intermediate position on the rolling surface of the second guide portion 21B, and opens upward. The second start winning port 14B is normally closed by a linear motion door 14T protruding from a slit on the front surface of the game board 11, and the upper surface of the linear motion door 14T forms a part of the rolling surface of the second guide portion. Make up. Then, due to the establishment of the predetermined condition, the linear motion door 14T retreats, the second starting winning opening 14B is opened, and the game ball is taken into the second starting winning opening 14B.

  Each time a game ball wins in each of the winning ports 14A, 14B, 15, 20, and 22, a plurality of predetermined game balls are paid out to the front plate 27 (see FIG. 1) as prize balls. Also, the number of prize balls for winning in the special winning opening 15 is larger than the number of prize balls for winning in the other winning openings 14A, 14B, 20, 22. However, the special winning opening 15 is normally closed as described above. Therefore, the player can enjoy the game as follows while hoping that the special winning opening 15 is opened.

  That is, when a game ball wins in the first and second starting winning ports 14A and 14B, for example, a lottery that wins at a predetermined probability (hereinafter, this is referred to as "special figure determination") is performed, and the lottery result is obtained. Is displayed on the liquid crystal display screen 13G in a state where the first to third special symbols 13A, 13B, and 13C are arranged side by side. Each of the special symbols 13A, 13B, 13C is composed of a plurality of types, and after being scroll-displayed over a predetermined fluctuation period, is stopped and displayed, and the first to third special symbols at that time are displayed. Whether or not the symbol combination is a winning symbol combination (for example, a double eye) is notified whether or not the determination result is a winning (this is referred to as "big hit"). Then, when a big hit occurs, a big hit game in which the rotating door 15T is opened a predetermined number of times over a predetermined opening period is executed, and a large number of game balls can be won in the big winning opening 15.

  In order to win the above-mentioned jackpot, the player hits the first and second start winning openings 14A and 14B in order to win a prize. Here, in the first start winning opening 14A, a game ball that has flowed down the left game area R2 is easy to win, and in the second start winning opening 14B, it is easier for a flow to flow in the right game area R3. Further, as described above, the second start winning port 14B is normally closed. To open the second starting winning port 14B, the game ball needs to pass through the starting gate 18. When the game ball passes through the start gate 18, for example, a lottery that wins with a probability of 1/2 (hereinafter, this is referred to as “general figure determination”) is performed. Then, after one group of ordinary symbols 13D is variably displayed on the liquid crystal display screen 13G for a predetermined variation period, the ordinary symbols of hit or miss (for example, odd or even number) are stopped and displayed. The result of the judgment is reported. When the player wins, the turning door 14T opens for a predetermined opening period, and it becomes possible to win a game ball in the second starting winning port 14B. However, in the normal state, the opening period of the turning door 14T is extremely short, so that it is extremely difficult for game balls to win in the second starting winning opening 14B. On the other hand, in the "time saving state" described later, the opening period of the rotating door 14T is longer than in the normal state, and winning in the second start winning opening 14B becomes easy.

  It should be noted that the “right to judge right / wrong judgment of general figure” generated by passing through the start gate 18 and the “right to judge right / wrong judgment of special figure” generated by winning the first or second start winning prize openings 14A and 14B are also included. Up to four of them are held and stored, and the number of holdings is notified by the number of lighting of the lighting display units 14H and 18H provided outside the game area R1 on the front surface of the game board 11.

  Some jackpots have benefits and others do not. If one of the benefits is the above-mentioned “time saving” and the big hit has the “time saving” benefit (that is, “big hit with time saving”), after the execution of the big hit game, the fluctuation period of the normal figure determination is short. At the same time, the opening period of the turning door 14T of the second starting winning port 14B becomes longer. As a result, the frequency of occurrence of the hit in the normal figure determination increases, and the second starting winning opening 14B can be easily won.

  Therefore, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, a left hit is performed to cause the game ball to flow down to the left game area R2 until the time-saving big hit is allocated, and the game ball is set to the right game area R3 after the time-saving big hit is allocated. It is preferable to perform a right-handed operation in which the liquid flows downward, and an image suggesting such a method is displayed on the liquid crystal display screen 13G.

  In addition, there is a jackpot with "probable change" in the privilege. When the big hit with the probability change occurs, the probability of the big hit in the special figure determination after the execution of the big hit game becomes higher (1/200) than the normal probability (for example, 1/400). In addition, “time saving” is always added to “probable change”, and only “probable change” disappears due to a predetermined condition, resulting in a “time saving state without probable change”. Furthermore, whether or not the above bonus is added to the big hit is determined by lottery, and when the symbol combination when the special figure determination is stopped after the fluctuation display is “777”, it is set to be a big hit with a probability change and time saving. Have been.

  Further, when the special symbols 13A, 13B, 13C described above are variably displayed, then, for example, the left, right, and center special symbols 13A, 13C, 13B are stopped in this order. Therefore, in the case of a big hit, the special symbol 13B at the center also becomes the same symbol (that is, a double stitch) through the reach state in which the left and right special symbols 13A and 13C stop at the same symbol. Then, while performing the notification of the special figure determination, an effect symbol for giving a sense of a big hit other than the special symbol is displayed to elevate the player's feelings. Further, by operating the operation handle 29 (see FIG. 1) provided at the lower left of the front surface of the gaming machine 10, the contents of the effect symbols change, which also enhances the player's feelings.

  In the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, a mechanism frame 17 shown in FIG. Various devices including the movable accessory device 100 are assembled to the mechanism frame 17. The mechanism frame 17 has an opening 17A penetrating in the front-rear direction. The opening 17A is superimposed on the effect window 23W (see FIG. 2) of the decorative frame 23, and the liquid crystal display screen 13G of the display device 13 is formed. Is visible.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the movable accessory device 100 includes a support base 110 fixed to the mechanism frame 17, and a movable effect member 120 that moves directly with respect to the support base 110. The support base 110 has a gate shape, and has side base portions 111, 111 that are overlapped with the side portions 17S, 17S of the mechanism frame 17.

  The movable effect member 120 has a movable base 121 that extends in the left-right direction and extends between the side base portions 111. A guide shaft 112 extending vertically is fixed to each side support base 111, and a shaft insertion hole (not shown) through which the guide shaft 112 is inserted is provided at both ends of the movable base 121. Thus, the movable base 121 is supported by the guide shaft 112 so as to be able to move directly.

  A pair of pulleys 113, 113 are rotatably provided on the side base 111, and a timing belt 114 is stretched over the pulleys 113, 113. The timing belt 114 is provided with a gear portion 114G on a surface facing inward, and a rack portion (not shown) that meshes with the gear portion 114G is provided at a position near both ends of the movable base 121. Drive sources 115K, 115K are provided on the back side of the upper end of the support base 110, and the drive source 115 and the upper pulley 113 are connected by a plurality of gears 116, respectively. Thereby, when the drive source 115K is driven, the movable effecting member 120 is moved from the first position (see FIGS. 2 and 3) located at the upper edge in the effecting window 23W to the second position located closer to the lower end in the effecting window 23. It descends to the position (see FIG. 4).

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the movable effecting member 120 includes the movable base 121 described above, and a decorative member 140 disposed in front of the movable base 121 and movable with respect to the movable base 121. The movable base 121 has a cover member 122 and a mechanism board 130 whose front side is covered by the cover member 122.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 (B) and 6 (A), the cover member 122 is a main body 123 having a case-like shape in which an intermediate portion extending in the left-right direction is opened rearward. The central portion and the right portion of the main portion 123, which are obtained by roughly dividing the main portion 123 in the left-right direction, protrude forward with respect to the left portion in a stepped manner, and are formed between the central portion and the right portion and the left portion. Is a step surface 123D substantially perpendicular to the front surface of the main body 123. Further, a partition groove 123M extending in the vertical direction is formed between the central portion and the right portion of the main portion 123. In the front surface of the main body 123, a left portion of the step surface 123D is a first component surface 123A, and a central portion including the partition groove 123M from the step surface 123D is a second component surface 123B. A portion on the right side of the wall 123M is a third configuration surface 123C. The first to third component surfaces 123A to 123C have a substantially square shape.

  A decoration member 140 is arranged in front of the main body 123 of the cover member 122. The decorative member 140 has a plurality of decorative bodies (three in this embodiment), and is arranged side by side with the first decorative body 141, the second decorative body 142, and the third decorative body 143 in order from the left. . Then, of the front surface of the main body 123, the first decorative body 141 is overlapped on the first constituent surface 123A, the second decorative body 142 is stacked on the second constituent surface 123B, and the third decorative body is placed on the third constituent surface 123C. 143 are overlapped, and the second decorative body 142 and the third decorative body 143 are displaced forward with respect to the first decorative body 141.

  As shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B, the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 include a case body 150 having a flat case shape in the front-rear direction. The case body 150 of each of the decorative bodies 141, 142, and 143 has a substantially square shape when viewed from the front, and the length of one side is substantially equal to the length of the main body 123 in the vertical direction. It is slightly thinner than the step surface 123D.

  FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the third decorative body 143. Hereinafter, the structure of the case body 150 will be described using the third decorative body 143 as an example.

  The case body 150 is divided into a case body 151 and a rear cover 152 at a position near the rear end in the front-rear direction (thickness direction), and the rear cover 152 has a connection protrusion 152A connected to the movable base 121. Is formed. The case body 150 accommodates the light-emitting substrate 160 and the optical path configuration plate 161 therein, and the case body 151 is made of, for example, a light-transmitting resin (for example, a transparent resin), while the rear cover 152 is made of, for example, , A light-impermeable resin (for example, a white resin).

  As shown in FIG. 9, a decorative cover 153 is affixed to the front surface of the case body 151. The decorative cover 153 is formed by punching a decorative sheet made of resin into a predetermined character shape, and vacuum forming a part of the character except for the entire outer edge portion to bulge forward. The bulging portion forms a character / pattern decoration 154 and has, for example, a transmissive hologram structure. In the present embodiment, the character pattern decoration 154 of the first decoration 141 is “A”, the character pattern decoration 154 of the second decoration 142 is “B”, and the character pattern decoration 154 of the third decoration 143 is “C”. (See FIG. 5A), and constitutes one design as a whole.

  In detail, an air space is formed between the character pattern decoration 154 and the front surface of the case body 151. In addition, a part of the decorative cover 153 including the entire outer edge portion is impermeablely colored with a pigment. Further, a portion of the front surface of the case body 151 to which the decorative cover 153 is not attached is covered with a coating of a predetermined non-transparent background color (for example, black), and the coating covers the decorative cover 153. As described above, a border having a color different from the background color is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the inner surfaces of both side walls 151A, 151A, the upper side wall 151B, and the lower side wall 151C of the case main body 151 have a so-called washing plate shape with fine ridges arranged side by side, and diffusely reflect light. It has become. In addition, a board fitting groove 151M is formed in the case main body 151 along the lower edge. On both sides of both ends of the board fitting groove 151M, protrusions 151T, 151T rising from positions near both ends of the lower side wall 151C of the case body 151, and protrusions 151S, 151S protruding from both side walls 151A, 151A emit light. The substrates 160 face each other with a gap having substantially the same thickness.

  The light emitting substrate 160 has a shape in which both end portions of the strip are narrower than the whole. In the light emitting substrate 160, one side edge (one side edge facing in the short direction) of the wide dividing portion is fitted into the substrate fitting groove 151M, and the narrow portions at both ends in the longitudinal direction are projections 151S, 151T. Is sandwiched from above and below. Further, a slit 152W is formed in the rear cover 152 so as to face the board fitting groove 151M. The other side edge of the wide portion of the light emitting board 160 (the other side facing in the transverse direction) is formed in the slit 152W. Edge) is fitted.

  On the upper surface of the light emitting substrate 160, a plurality of LEDs 160A are mounted at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction. Further, a connector (not shown) is provided at one end of the lower surface of the light emitting board 160, and one end of the flat cable 160C is connected to the connector. The flat cable 160C is bent upward at one end side of the light emitting board 160, passes through a gap between one of the side walls 151A and the protrusions 151S and 151T, is pulled out of the case body 150, and is then pulled out of the cover member 122 and the mechanism panel 130. Is connected to the circuit board on the rear surface side of the mechanism board 130 through the through hole.

  The optical path configuration plate 161 is made of a transmissive resin (for example, a transparent resin), and has a size that fits just above the light emitting substrate 160 in the case body 150. Fine dimples 161D are formed on the rear surface of the light path forming plate 161. Light incident portions 161A having fine triangular ridges are arranged side by side on the side of the light path forming plate 161 facing each LED 160A. ing.

  Accordingly, when the LED 160A of the light emitting substrate 160 is turned on, the light is diffused by the light incident portion 161A and spreads in the optical path configuration plate 161 and is reflected by the dimple 161D to emit the entire optical path configuration plate 161. Then, the light traveling forward from the optical path configuration plate 161 illuminates the entire character design decoration 154 applied to the decoration cover 153.

  As shown in FIG. 6A, a pair of first openings 124A, 124A having a substantially circular shape are formed in the first component surface 123A of the main component 123, and the second component surface 123B is formed in a vertical direction. A pair of second openings 124B, 124B, which are long holes extending in the vertical direction, are formed, and a pair of substantially circular third openings 124C, 124C are formed in the third constituent surface 123C. The casing 150 of each of the decorative bodies 141, 142, and 143 is connected to output gears 131 to 133 provided in the mechanism panel 130 through openings 124A, 124B, and 124C.

  As shown in FIGS. 5B and 6B, in the mechanical panel 130, a portion of the main body 123 of the cover member 122 that faces the second configuration surface 123 </ b> B and the third configuration surface 123 </ b> C is formed of the cover member 122. The main portion 123 projects stepwise forward from a portion facing the first configuration surface 123A, and these step portions are inclined surfaces 130D.

  First output gears 131, 131 are rotatably supported at positions on the front surface of the mechanism panel 130 facing the first openings 124A, 124A of the cover member 122, and the second openings 124B, 124B, The second output gear 132 is rotatably supported at a position facing 124B, and the third output gears 133, 133 are rotatably supported at positions facing the third openings 124C, 124C of the cover member 122. Have been.

  The first output gears 131 have the same shape, and the first output gears 131 are connected via an idle gear 131R having a smaller pitch diameter than the first output gear 131. The rotation centers of the first output gears 131, 131 and the rotation center of the idle gear 131R are arranged on the first component surface 123A such that they are lined up in a straight line to the left. A boss 131A and a pin hole 131B penetrate at two positions of each first output gear 131 apart from the rotation center. Then, the phases of the first output gears 131 and 131 are matched so that the rotational position of the boss 131A in one first output gear 131 is the same as the rotational position of the boss 131A in the other first output gear 131. ing. Each of the first openings 124A formed in the cover member 122 has a substantially circular shape slightly larger than the turning area of the boss 131A.

  In detail, a pair of pin holes (not shown) corresponding to the pin holes 131B, 131B are formed in the mechanism panel 130 in order to perform the phase adjustment of the first output gears 131, 131 described above. The idle gear 131R is assembled with the first output gears 131 fixed to the pin holes 131B of the first output gears 131, 131B and the pin holes of the mechanism board 130 through pins. Matching is performed.

  The mechanism board 130 is formed with a pair of mounting holes (not shown) facing the bosses 131A, 131A when the first output gears 131, 131 are at a predetermined rotation position. Then, a screw passed through a resin washer (not shown) is inserted into the boss hole 131H of the boss 131A from the rear of the mechanism panel 130 through the mounting hole, and the screw hole 152B of the connection protrusion 152A provided on the rear surface of the first decorative body 141 is provided. (See FIG. 8). As a result, with the rotation of the first output gears 131, 131, the first decorative body 141 rotates without changing its attitude in the first movable surface parallel to the first component surface 123A of the main body 123. Note that the first decorative body 141 and the second decorative body 142 and the third decorative body 143 described below are supported in a state in which a fine vibration can be caused by driving.

  The third output gears 133 and 133 have the same shape as the first output gear 131, and the third output gears 133 are connected to each other via an idle gear 133R. Then, the third output gears 133 and 133 and the rotation center of the idle gear 133R are arranged in a third line so as to be substantially symmetric with the first output gears 131 and 131 such that the rotation centers of the third output gears 133 and 133 and the rotation center of the idle gear 133R are lined downward. It is arranged on the constituent surface 123C. Each of the third output gears 133 is also provided with a boss 133A and a pin hole 133B similarly to the first output gear 131, and the rotational position of the boss 133A of one third output gear 133 and the rotational position of the other third output gear 133 are provided. The rotation position of the boss 133A is the same. Screws inserted into the boss holes 133H of the bosses 133A from the rear are fastened to screw holes 152B (see FIG. 8) of the connecting projections 152A provided on the rear surface of the third decorative body 143. Accordingly, with the rotation of the third output gears 133, 133, the third decorative body 143 does not change its posture in the second movable surface parallel to the second constituent surface 123B and the third constituent surface 123C of the main body 123. To rotate. Note that the second movable surface is located forward of the first movable surface and is parallel to the first movable surface.

  The second output gear 132 includes an extended flange 132F that covers the gear portion 132G on the outer peripheral surface at the front. The gear portion 132G has the same shape as the first output gear 131. The extension flange 132F is provided with a boss 132A protruding forward. The turning diameter of the boss 132A is larger than the turning diameters of the bosses 131A and 133A described above. The second openings 124B and 124B of the second component surface 123B extend in the vertical direction at positions near the left and right ends of the second component surface 123B, and their length is equal to or larger than the turning diameter of the boss 132A. . Further, on the rear surface of the main body 123, a horizontally long member 125 extending so as to intersect the second openings 123B, 123B is stacked. The horizontally long member 125 has a plurality of bosses 125A protruding forward, and the plurality of bosses 125A abut against the connection protrusion 152A provided on the rear surface of the second decorative body 142 via the second openings 123B and 123B. It is screwed. The boss 132A of the second output gear 132 is engaged with a horizontally long guide groove 125M formed in the horizontally long member 125. Accordingly, the second decorative body 142 reciprocates up and down within the second movable surface without changing the posture with the rotation of the second output gear 132.

  The first output gear 131 to the third output gear 133 described above are driven by one drive source 130K (for example, a stepping motor) shown in FIGS. 5B and 6B. The stator of the drive source 130K is attached to the rear side of the mechanism board 130 around the third output gear 133, and the motor output gear 134 fixed to the rotation output shaft of the drive source 130K projects to the front side of the mechanism board 130. ing. The motor output gear 134 meshes with the upper third output gear 133.

  The upper third output gear 133 and the second output gear 132 are connected via an even number (specifically, two) of idle gears 135R, and the upper first output gear 131 and the second output gear 132 are connected. Are connected via an odd number (specifically, one) of idle gears 135R. In other words, the symmetrically arranged upper first output gear 131 and upper third output gear 133 are an even number of idle gears (135R, 132, 135R, 135R) including the second output gear 132 as an idle gear. ) Are gear connected. As a result, the symmetrically arranged first output gear 131 and third output gear 133 rotate symmetrically. The first output gear 131 and the third output gear 133 are phase-matched so that the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 rotate symmetrically.

  Here, in a state where the movable effecting member 120 is arranged at the first position (see FIGS. 2 and 3), the decorative bodies 141 to 143 of the decorative member 140 are movable bases as shown in FIG. It is arranged at the origin position located inside the main body 123 of the reference numeral 121. In a state in which the decorative bodies 141 to 143 are arranged at the origin positions, the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are in an aggregated state closest to the second decorative body 142. At the origin position, the second decorative body 142 is located at the center of the movable range in the vertical direction, the first decorative body 141 is located at the far right of the movable range, and the third decorative body 143 is located at the far left of the movable range. The first to third output gears 131 to 133 are phase-matched so as to be located.

  The movable effect member 120 moves from the first position to the second position (see FIG. 4) when a preset first effect condition is satisfied, and the movable effect member 120 is located at the second position. When the second effect condition set in advance is satisfied, the decorations 141 to 143 move so as to protrude outside the main body 123 of the movable base 121, and the decorations 141 to 143 are separated from each other. Changes to Note that the second effect condition may be satisfied before the movable effect member 120 reaches the second position, and the decorative bodies 141 to 143 may move, or the movable effect member 120 may be arranged at the first position. In this state, the second effect condition may be satisfied, and the decorative bodies 141 to 143 may move.

  Specifically, when the second effect state is established, as shown in the change from FIG. 7A to FIG. 7B, the second decorative body 142 moves upward, and the first decorative body 141 moves upward. The third decorative body 143 moves upward in the clockwise direction while moving in the counterclockwise direction, and the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 gradually separate from the second decorative body 142. . Then, as shown in FIG. 7B, when the second decorative body 142 is arranged at the upper end position of the movable range, the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are also arranged at the upper end position of the movable range. You.

  When the second decorative member 142 reaches the upper end position of the movable range, the second decorative member 142 moves downward in the opposite direction, the first decorative member 141 moves downward in the counterclockwise direction, and the third decorative member 142 moves downward. 143 moves clockwise downward. When the second decorative body 142 is located at the center of the movable range, the first decorative body 141 is located at the leftmost position of the movable range and the third decorative body 143 is moved as shown in FIG. And reaches the semi-synchronous position. In a state where the decorative bodies 141 to 143 are arranged at the semi-synchronous position, the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are farthest from the second decorative body 142 in the left-right direction. In the semi-synchronous position, the second decorative body 142 is located inside the main body 123 of the movable base 121, and the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are mostly the main body of the movable base 121. 123 is located inside.

  When the second decorative body 142 moves downward from the center position of the movable range, the first decorative body 141 moves downward in the counterclockwise direction, and the third decorative body 143 moves downward in the clockwise direction. The first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 gradually approach the second decorative body 142. Then, as shown in FIG. 7D, when the second decorative body 142 is disposed at the lower end position of the movable range, the first decorative body and the third decorative body 143 are also disposed at the lower end position of the movable range. .

  When the second decorative body 142 reaches the lower end position of the movable range, the second decorative body 142 moves upward again in the opposite direction, the first decorative body 141 moves upward in the counterclockwise direction, and the third decorative body 142 moves upward. The body 143 moves clockwise upward. When the second decorative body 142 reaches the center position of the movable range, the first decorative body 141 is located at the rightmost position of the movable range, and the third decorative body 143 is located at the leftmost position of the movable range. It reaches the origin position shown in FIG.

  That is, in the present embodiment, the second decorative body 142 reciprocates while reversing the direction on the path extending in the vertical direction, while the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 form a closed loop path that draws a circular orbit. Move up in the same direction. Thereby, the decorative member 140 maintains the arrangement of the first decorative body 141, the second decorative body 142, and the third decorative body 143 in order from the left side, and the first decorative body 141 and the second decorative body 142 with respect to the second decorative body 142. The third decorative body 143 approaches and separates. Although the operation of the second decorative body 142 and the operations of the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are different, one cycle of the first decorative body 141, one cycle of the second decorative body 142, and the third One cycle of the decorative body 143 is the same. Note that one cycle of the first decorative body 141, one cycle of the second decorative body 142, and one cycle of the third decorative body 143 may be different. When one cycle of each of the decorations 141 to 143 is made different, a configuration may be adopted in which a drive source corresponding to each of the decorations 141 to 143 is provided.

  When the decoration member 140 is driven, an effect is performed in which the LED 160A (see FIG. 8) provided in each of the decorations 141 to 143 emits light, and the character / pattern decoration 154 of each of the decorations 141 to 143 emits light. . After each of the decorative bodies 141 to 143 repeats the above-described operation for a plurality of cycles, the decorative bodies 141 to 143 stop at the origin position, and when the preset third rendering condition is satisfied, the movable rendering member 120 is moved from the second position. Move to the first position.

  Thus, in the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment, when the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 provided in the movable accessory device 100 repeat the operation over a plurality of cycles, the up, down, left, and right directions are changed. Since it is driven in a state where it is maintained in a fixed state, it is possible for the player to visually recognize the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 without changing the vertical and horizontal directions. This makes it possible to achieve a highly attractive effect by the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143.

  In the present embodiment, the second decorative body 142, the first decorative body 141, and the third decorative body 143 repeat different operations over a plurality of cycles, and the second decorative body 142, the first decorative body 141, and the second decorative body 141. Since the approaching and the approaching / separating are repeated while the third decorative body 143 is operating at the same time, it is possible to realize a highly attractive effect by the movable accessory device 100. Further, in the present embodiment, since the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 repeat contact and detachment while maintaining a state in which the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are arranged in order from left to right, the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are used. It is possible to convey the meaning made by these to the player while making the range shown large.

  In the present embodiment, the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are moved from the assembled state shown in FIG. 7A to the movable base 121 of the movable accessory device 100 from FIGS. It is driven to change to the dispersed state shown in D). By changing the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 from the aggregated state to the dispersed state in this way, the range formed by the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 can be made larger.

  Hereinafter, a feature group extracted from the gaming machine 10 of the present embodiment will be described while showing effects and the like as necessary. In the following, for easy understanding, the corresponding configuration in the above embodiment is appropriately shown in parentheses or the like, but is not limited to the specific configuration shown in parentheses or the like.

<Characteristic A group>
[Feature A1]
A first movable member (second decorative body 142) that repeats a first operation (an operation of reciprocating vertically) over a plurality of cycles, and a second operation (moving on a circular orbit) different from the first operation (A gaming machine 10) having a movable role (movable role device 100) having a second movable member (first decorative body 141, third decorative body 143) that repeats the above operation over a plurality of cycles. And
A gaming machine in which the first movable member and the second movable member repeatedly approach and separate while operating simultaneously (the state of the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 shown in FIG. 7).

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the first movable member and the second movable member repeat different operations while moving away from each other, thereby realizing a highly attractive effect by the movable auditorium.

[Feature A2]
The first operation is an operation in which the first movable member reciprocates by reversing the direction on the reciprocating path (the second opening 124B),
The second operation is an operation in which the second movable member continues to move in the same direction on a closed loop path (the rotation trajectory of the boss 131A of the first output gear 131 and the boss 133A of the third output gear 133). A gaming machine according to claim 1.

  In the gaming machine having the above features, the first movable member and the second movable member perform highly interesting operations, so that the player's feeling can be enhanced.

[Feature A3]
The feature A2 in which the first movable member and the second movable member are arranged in a second direction (horizontal direction) orthogonal to a first direction (vertical direction) which is a direction connecting one end and the other end of the reciprocating path. A gaming machine according to claim 1.

  In the gaming machine having this feature, the sense of unity of the first movable member and the second movable member is maintained by being arranged in the second direction.

[Feature A4]
The first movable member operates within a first movable surface (a second movable surface of the main body 123 parallel to the second component surface 123B), and the second movable member (the first decorative body 141) Features A1 to A1 to operate in the second movable surface (the first movable surface of the main body 123 parallel to the first component surface 123A) which is obtained by moving the first movable surface in parallel in a direction crossing the first movable surface. The gaming machine according to any one of A3.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the first movable member and the second movable member operate in separate movable surfaces in a parallel relationship, the operation of the movable auditorium can have a three-dimensional effect.

[Feature A5]
The timing at which the first movable member reaches one end (the upper end position shown in FIG. 7B) in the first direction, and the second movable member moves one end or the other end of the first direction (FIG. Timing of reaching the upper end position shown in B)) is substantially the same,
The timing at which the first movable member reaches the other end in the first direction (the lower end position shown in FIG. 7D), and the second movable member receives the other end or one end in the first direction (FIG. 7D The gaming machine according to feature A3 or A4, wherein the timing of reaching the lower end position shown in ()) is substantially the same.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the first movable member and the second movable member operate while matching the moving direction, a sense of unity is maintained in the operation of the first movable member and the second movable member.

[Feature A6]
The gaming machine according to any one of features A1 to A5, wherein one cycle of the first movable member and one cycle of the second movable member are the same.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the operation cycle of the first movable member and the second movable member is the same, a sense of unity is maintained in the operation of the first movable member and the second movable member.

[Feature A7]
The gaming machine according to any one of features A1 to A5, wherein one cycle of the first movable member and one cycle of the second movable member are different.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the operation cycle of the first movable member and the second movable member are different, so that the effects of the movable auditorium can be diversified.

[Feature A8]
One of the first movable member and the second movable member (the first decorative member 141 and the third decorative member 143) is symmetrically disposed at two places across the other movable member (the second decorative member 142). The gaming machine according to any one of features A1 to A7, wherein one of the movable members is arranged and the other movable member operates symmetrically. Gaming machine.

  In the gaming machine having this feature, since two movable members operating in contrast sandwich one movable member, it is possible to realize an effect with excellent taste by the movable role.

[Feature A9]
A first movable member (second decorative body 142) that repeats a first operation (an operation of reciprocating vertically) over a plurality of cycles, and a second operation (moving on a circular orbit) different from the first operation (A gaming machine 10) having a movable role (movable role device 100) having a second movable member (first decorative body 141, third decorative body 143) that repeats the above operation over a plurality of cycles. And
The first operation is an operation of reciprocating while reversing the direction on the reciprocating path (second opening 124B), while the second operation is a closed loop path (the boss 131A of the first output gear 131 and the boss 131A). This is an operation of continuously moving in the same direction on the rotation trajectory of the boss 133A of the third output gear 133 in the same direction.
The first movable member and the second movable member approach in a state where they are arranged in a second direction (horizontal direction) orthogonal to a first direction (vertical direction) which is a direction connecting one end and the other end of the reciprocating path. A gaming machine that repeats and separates.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the first movable member and the second movable member are arranged in the second direction, thereby maintaining a sense of unity between the first movable member and the second movable member, and repeating operations different from each other. It is possible to realize a highly attractive effect with the role of the character.

[Other Embodiments Included in Feature A Group]
(A1) In the above-described embodiment, the operation in which the decorative bodies 141 to 143 reciprocate in the vertical direction or the operation in which the decorative bodies 141 to 143 move in the same direction on a closed loop path that draws a circular orbit is repeated for a plurality of cycles. The decorative bodies 141 to 143 may be configured to perform the above operation only for one cycle. Also, after driving the drive source 130K in the forward direction and driving each of the decorative bodies 141 to 143 for one cycle, the drive source 130K is driven in the reverse direction to drive each of the decorative bodies 141 to 143 for one cycle in the opposite direction. Alternatively, the driving operation may be repeated.

  (A2) In the above embodiment, the second decorative body 142 is reciprocated in the vertical direction, and the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are moved symmetrically in a circular orbit, and the approach and the separation are repeated. However, for example, the second decorative body 142 is linearly moved in the vertical direction, and the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are linearly symmetrically moved in the horizontal direction, and the approach and the separation are repeated. It may be configured. Alternatively, the second decorative body 142 may be fixed, and only the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 may be moved symmetrically in the left-right direction, and the approach and the separation may be repeated.

  (A3) In the embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5B, the second decorative body 142 and the third decorative body 143 are arranged to be shifted forward with respect to the first decorative body 141, and the first decorative body is provided. 141 operates within the first movable surface (the surface parallel to the first component wall 123A of the main body portion 123 of the movable base 121), and the second decorative body 142 and the third decorative body 143 move to the second movable surface (the movable base 121). (The plane parallel to the second component wall 123B of the main body 123), but, for example, the third decorative body 143 is displaced forward or rearward with respect to the second decorative body 142, A configuration in which the first movable surface and the second movable surface are operated in a third movable surface translated in a direction intersecting with the first movable surface and the second movable surface may be employed.

  (A4) In the above embodiment, the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are arranged symmetrically. However, the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 may be arranged asymmetrically.

<Characteristic B group>
[Feature B1]
A game machine (game machine) having at least two or more decorative members (first decorative body 141 to third decorative body 143) arranged in a first order (from left to right) and making one overall meaning 10)
A game in which at least one of the decorative members is driven so as to repeat separation and contact with another of the decorative members so that the relative positions of the plurality of decorative members change within a range in which the first order is maintained. Machine.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the plurality of decorative members repeatedly separate and separate from each other while maintaining the first order, so that the range made by the plurality of decorative members is enlarged and the meaning made by these members is given to the player. Can tell. This makes it possible to achieve a highly attractive effect using the decorative member.

[Feature B2]
The decoration member is driven so as to reciprocate on a reciprocating path (second opening 124B) while maintaining the up, down, left, and right directions constant, or a closed loop path (of the first output gear 131). The gaming machine according to Feature B1, wherein the gaming machine is driven to continue moving on the boss 131A and the boss 133A of the third output gear 133 in the same direction.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the decorative member performs various operations while keeping the up, down, left, and right directions constant, so that it is possible to elevate the player's feeling while always visually recognizing the meaning of the plurality of decorative members. it can.

[Feature B3]
The decoration member is driven in one movable surface (a first movable surface parallel to the first configuration surface 123A and a second movable surface parallel to the second configuration surface 123B in the main body portion 123) or the feature B1 or The gaming machine according to B2.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the decorative member is driven within one movable surface, so that the player can always visually recognize the same surface.

[Feature B4]
At least one (the second decorative body 142) of the plurality of decorative members is driven within the first movable surface (the second movable surface of the main body 123 parallel to the second component surface 123B), and the other. Of the second movable surface (of the main body portion 123, the first movable body 141, the third decorative body 143) The gaming machine according to Feature B3, which operates within a first movable surface (parallel to the configuration surface 123A).

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the plurality of decorative members are driven in the first and second movable surfaces having different depths, the entire decorative member can be three-dimensionally represented. In addition, a decorative member that the player particularly wants to emphasize can be installed at the front.

[Feature B5]
A timing at which the decorative member driven on the reciprocating path reaches one end (an upper end position shown in FIG. 7B) in a first direction (up and down direction) connecting one end and the other end of the reciprocating path; The timing at which the decorative member driven on the route reaches one end or the other end (the upper end position shown in FIG. 7B) in the first direction is substantially the same.
The timing at which the decorative member driven on the reciprocating path reaches the other end (the lower end position shown in FIG. 7D) in the first direction and the timing at which the decorative member driven on the closed loop path is the The gaming machine according to any one of features B2 to B4, wherein timings of reaching the other end or one end in one direction (a lower end position shown in FIG. 7D) are substantially the same.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the plurality of decorative members operate while matching the moving direction, a sense of unity is maintained in the operation of the entire decorative member.

[Feature B6]
The plurality of decorative members are aligned on a straight line in a second direction (lateral direction) orthogonal to the first direction,
The distance between the one decorative member and the other decorative member is closest (in the state shown in FIG. 7A) or farthest when arranged in the second direction (shown in FIG. 7C). (State) The gaming machine according to Feature B5.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the plurality of decorative members are closest to or farthest from each other in a state of being aligned on a straight line, it is possible for the player to make the entire decorative member larger while maintaining the meaning of the plurality of decorative members. Can be.

[Feature B7]
The decorative members (first decorative member 141 and third decorative member 143) driven on the closed loop path are symmetrical at two places across the decorative member (second decorative member 142) driven on the reciprocating path. The gaming machine according to any one of features B1 to B6, wherein the decorative members arranged on the closed loop path and the decorative members driven on the closed loop path are driven symmetrically. Gaming machine.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, since the two decorative members driven on the closed loop path are arranged with the decorative member driven on the reciprocating path interposed therebetween, a highly attractive effect can be provided.

[Feature B8]
A gaming machine (game machine) having at least two or more decorative members (first decorative member 141, second decorative member 142) arranged in a first order (in order from left to right) and making one meaning as a whole 10)
The plurality of decorative members reciprocate on the reciprocating path (the second opening 124B) while maintaining the up, down, left, and right directions while repeatedly separating and approaching each other within a range that maintains the first order. Is driven within a first movable surface (a second movable surface of the main body 123 parallel to the second component surface 123B) or a closed loop path (a boss 131A of the first output gear 131 and a third output gear). The second movable surface (the first component surface 123A of the main body 123) is moved in parallel in a direction intersecting the first movable surface so as to continue to move on the rotation path of the boss 133A in the same direction. Gaming machine driven in a first movable surface parallel to the first machine).

  In the gaming machine having this feature, the plurality of decorative members are driven in the first and second movable surfaces having different depths while maintaining the first order, so that the entire decorative member can be three-dimensionally represented. it can. In addition, a decorative member that the player particularly wants to emphasize can be installed at the front. With these, it is possible to realize a highly attractive effect by the decorative member.

[Other Embodiments Included in Feature B Group]
(B1) In the above-described embodiment, the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 and the second decorative body 142 are configured to move and contact with and separate from each other. A configuration may be adopted in which the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are fixedly moved and moved toward and away from each other.

  (B2) In the above embodiment, the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are configured to be driven while maintaining their postures. However, the configuration may be such that the decorative bodies are driven while changing their postures. Good.

  (B3) In the above embodiment, the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are configured to be driven in the first movable surface or the second movable surface parallel to the front surface of the game board 11, The decoration body may be configured to be driven in a direction orthogonal to the front surface of the game board 11.

  (B4) In the above embodiment, the second decorative body 142 reciprocates in the vertical direction. However, for example, the second decorative body 142 may reciprocate in the left-right direction. In addition, the second decorative body 142 may be configured to reciprocate along a linear path, or may be configured to reciprocate along a path curved in an arc.

  (B5) In the above embodiment, the second decorative body 142 is reciprocated in the vertical direction, and the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are symmetrically moved in a circular orbit, and approach and separation are repeated. However, for example, the second decorative body 142 is reciprocated in the vertical direction, and the first decorative body 141 and the third decorative body 143 are reciprocated symmetrically in the left and right direction, and the approach and the separation are repeated. It may be configured.

<Characteristic C group>
[Feature C1]
A first base member (movable base 121) is provided in front of the effect window (effect window 23W) facing the player, and the first base member has a plurality of decorative members (first decorative member 141 to third decorative member). 143) is a gaming machine (gaming machine 10) that is arranged so as to overlap from the front side,
A state in which the plurality of decorative members are located inside the first base member so as not to overlap with each other when viewed from the player (a state shown in FIG. 7A), and the plurality of decorative members from the assembled state. The at least one decorative member is separated from each other and at least a part of the decorative member at least partially protrudes outside the first base member so as to change to a dispersed state (a state illustrated in FIGS. 7B to 7D). A gaming machine in which one of the decorative members is driven.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, by changing from the collective state to the dispersed state, the range made by the plurality of decorative members can be made to look larger. This makes it possible to achieve a highly attractive effect using the decorative member.

[Feature C2]
The first base member is supported so as to reciprocate between a first position (a position shown in FIGS. 2 and 3) and a second position (a position shown in FIG. 4) within the range of the effect window. The gaming machine according to Feature C1.

  In the gaming machine having the above features, the first base member reciprocates between the first position and the second position, so that a wide range of the effect by the decorative member can be set.

[Feature C3]
The gaming machine according to Feature C2, wherein the plurality of decorative members change to the assembled state (the state shown in FIGS. 2 and 3) at the first position and change to the dispersed state at the second position.

  In the gaming machine having this feature, it is possible to elevate the player's feelings with a highly attractive effect.

[Feature C4]
The decoration member repeats the first operation (the operation of reciprocating in the up-down direction) over a plurality of cycles with the reciprocation, or the decoration member moves on a circular orbit different from the first operation. The gaming machine according to Feature C2 or C3, wherein the operation is repeated over a plurality of cycles.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the operation of the decorative member is diversified, and the player can be entertained.

[Feature C5]
The first operation is an operation driven to reciprocate on a reciprocating path (second opening 124B), and the second operation is a closed loop path (the boss 131A of the first output gear 131 and the third output gear). The gaming machine according to Feature C4, wherein the gaming machine is an operation that is driven to continue to move in the same direction on the boss 133A of the gear 133 in the same orbit).

  In the gaming machine having the above characteristics, it is possible to enhance the taste of the operation of the decorative member.

[Feature C6]
The gaming machine according to any one of features C1 to C5, wherein the first base member has a drive source (drive source 130K) for interlocking the plurality of decorative members.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, a plurality of decorative members are interlocked, so that the effect can be given a sense of unity.

[Feature C7]
A first base member (movable base 121) is provided in front of the effect window (effect window 23W) facing the player, and the first base member has a plurality of decorative members (first decorative member 141 to third decorative member). 143) is a gaming machine (gaming machine 10) that is arranged so as to overlap from the front side,
The first base member is supported so as to be able to reciprocate between a first position (a position shown in FIGS. 2 and 3) and a second position (a position shown in FIG. 4) within the range of the effect window. ,
The plurality of decorative members are located at the first position inside the first base member at the first position so that the decorative members do not overlap each other when viewed from the player (the state shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 7A). ) And a dispersed state in which, at the second position, the plurality of decorative members are separated from each other from the assembled state and at least a part of at least one decorative member protrudes outside the first base member (FIG. 7B ) To a state shown in FIG. 7D), in which at least one of the decorative members is driven.

  In the gaming machine of this feature, the first movable base having the plurality of decoration members moves, and further, the plurality of decoration members change from the aggregated state to the dispersed state, so that the range made by the plurality of decoration members is made to appear larger. be able to. This makes it possible to achieve a highly attractive effect using the decorative member.

[Other Embodiments Included in Feature C Group]
(C1) In the above embodiment, the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are driven by one drive source 130K, but the first decorative body 141 to the third decorative body 143 are driven by different drive sources. It may be configured to be driven.

  (C2) In the above embodiment, the movable base 121 reciprocates between the first position and the second position. However, the movable base 121 may not move.

  (C3) In the above embodiment, the movable base 121 is configured to move from the first position that is visible to the player. However, the movable base 121 is visible from the position that is difficult for the player to view. It may be configured to move to.

  (C4) In the above embodiment, the state in which the first to third decorative bodies 141 to 143 do not overlap when viewed from the player is set to a collective state, but at least one of the plurality of decorative bodies has another decorative body. A state in which the decorative body overlaps behind the decorative body (for example, a state in which a part of the first decorative body 141 overlaps behind the second decorative body 142) may be set as an aggregate state.

Reference Signs List 10 gaming machine 100 movable accessory device 110 support base 120 movable effect member 121 movable base 141 first decorative body 142 second decorative body 143 third decorative body

Claims (1)

A gaming machine having at least two or more decorative members arranged in a first order and having a total meaning of one,
The plurality of decorative members are arranged in the first movable plane so as to reciprocate on the reciprocating path while maintaining the up, down, left, and right directions while repeatedly separating and approaching each other within a range that maintains the first order. Or driven in a second movable surface translated in a direction intersecting the first movable surface so as to continue moving in the same direction on a closed loop path.