JP2021029879A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a game machine capable of allowing a player to easily enjoy a game performance without discomfort and suppressing attenuation of an amusement of a game.SOLUTION: A game machine comprises: a rotation accessory member capable of executing a performance corresponding to entry of game balls; and a display device capable of displaying a performance display such as an effect image corresponding to a performance of the rotation accessory member. When entry of game balls is established continuously in a short period being shorter than a performance period of the rotation accessory member, the rotation accessory member can execute a performance in a specific performance mode being different from a performance mode in a performance corresponding to an execution condition which is established previously, and the display device can display a same performance display as a performance display corresponding to the execution condition which is established previously, as a performance display corresponding to an execution condition which is established subsequently.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 68

Description

The present invention relates to a game machine.

A game in which a production means (movable production means) such as an accessory performs a production operation based on the establishment of a predetermined condition (a prize in a winning opening of a game ball, etc.), or a display means such as a display device performs a production display. The machine is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-154676

In a conventional game machine, if a predetermined condition such as a prize is satisfied while the production means is executing the periodic operation from the start of the production to the end of the production, the next cycle operation is performed again after the execution of the periodic operation is completed. When the periodic operation of the effect means is started, the time lag between the establishment of the predetermined condition and the start of the periodic operation may remarkably give the player a sense of discomfort, and the interest of the game may be attenuated.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a game machine capable of making it easier for a player to enjoy a game production without discomfort and suppressing a decrease in the interest of the game. Is.

The present invention has been proposed in order to achieve the above object, and displays an effect means capable of executing an effect corresponding to the establishment of a predetermined execution condition and an effect display corresponding to the effect of the effect means. With possible display means,
When the execution condition is continuously satisfied within a shorter period than the effect cycle of the effect means, the effect in the effect corresponding to the execution condition previously satisfied is as an effect corresponding to the execution condition satisfied later. The effect means can execute the effect in a specific effect mode different from the aspect, and as an effect display corresponding to the execution condition established later, the same effect display as the effect display corresponding to the execution condition previously established is displayed. It is a gaming machine characterized in that the display means can be displayed.

According to the present invention, it becomes easier for the player to enjoy the game production without discomfort, and it is possible to suppress the attenuation of the interest of the game.

It is a perspective view of a pachinko gaming machine. It is a front view of a game board. It is an exploded perspective view of a game board. It is an exploded perspective view of a center case. It is a perspective view which looked at the ball flow path unit and the big prize opening solenoid from the rear. It is an exploded perspective view of a sphere flow path unit and a big prize opening solenoid. It is explanatory drawing of the sphere flow path unit which attached the big prize opening solenoid, (a) is the rear view, (b) is the cross-sectional view of AA of (a), (c) is the B region of (b). A partially enlarged view, (d) is a perspective view of the binding band before making it into an endless band shape. It is a perspective view which looked at the substrate cover from the rear. It is a rear view of a board cover. It is a side view of a board cover. It is an exploded perspective view of a control unit. It is an exploded perspective view of the lower accessory unit. It is explanatory drawing of the lower rotating part, (a) is a perspective view, (b) is an exploded perspective view. It is a schematic diagram of the operation of the lower rotating accessory, (a) is a schematic view of the effect non-execution state, and (b) is a schematic view of the state rotated upward from the effect non-execution state. It is the schematic of the effect execution state of the lower rotating accessory. It is explanatory drawing of the wiring engagement part of the accessory side attached to the lower rotating accessory, (a) is a front view, and (b) is a perspective view. It is explanatory drawing of the cover side wiring engagement part provided in the lower unit cover, (a) is the partial perspective view of the lower side accessory unit seen from below, (b) is the bottom surface of the cover side wiring engagement part. It is a figure. It is explanatory drawing of the state in which the wiring is engaged with each wiring engagement part of the lower accessory unit. It is a block diagram of the control system which showed mainly the game control device. It is a block diagram of the control system which showed the effect control device mainly. It is a schematic diagram of the behavior of the light emitting connection wiring accompanying the rotation operation of the lower rotating accessory, (a) is a schematic diagram of the effect non-execution state, and (b) is a state of rotating upward from the effect non-execution state. It is a schematic diagram of. It is the schematic of the light emitting connection wiring when the lower rotating accessory is put into the effect execution state. It is explanatory drawing of the behavior of the wiring engagement part on the accessory side on the rotating accessory base, (a) is the explanatory view when the lower rotating accessory is put into the effect non-execution state, and (b) is the lower side. It is explanatory drawing when the rotating accessory is put into the effect execution state. It is a front view of the game board which provided the modification of the wiring engagement part. It is an exploded perspective view of the game board which provided the modification of the wiring engagement part. It is an exploded perspective view of the lower accessory unit provided with the modification of the wiring engagement part. It is an exploded perspective view of the main body of an accessory unit. It is a perspective view of the main body part of the accessory unit in which the lower unit cover is removed and the lower rotating accessory is in the non-execution state. It is a perspective view of the main body part of the accessory unit in which the lower unit cover is removed and the lower rotating accessory is in the effect execution state. It is an exploded perspective view of the lower rotating accessory. It is a front view of the main body of the accessory unit with the lower unit cover removed, (a) is a front view when the lower rotating accessory is in the non-execution state, and (b) is the lower rotating accessory. It is a front view when the production execution state is set. It is explanatory drawing of the rotating panel, (a) is a perspective view, (b) is a bottom view. It is explanatory drawing of the rotating panel, (a) is a front view, (b) is a cross-sectional view of AA of (a). It is a front view of a game board equipped with a variable winning unit. It is a front view which shows the internal structure of the 1st case ball flow down path and a variable winning unit. (A) is an exploded perspective view of a game board provided with a variable winning unit, and (b) is an explanatory view of each part of an upper lifting accessory member. It is an exploded perspective view of the side decoration unit. It is explanatory drawing which shows the positional relationship between the 2nd case ball flow down passage and the side decorative member, (a) is a front view, (b) is a side view. It is a perspective view which shows the positional relationship between the 2nd case ball flow down passage and a side decorative member. It is a front view which shows the separated state of a base light emitting substrate and a side light emitting substrate. It is a front view which shows the light emitting substrate located behind the armor decoration part and the blocking wall decoration member. It is a perspective view of a variable winning unit. It is an exploded perspective view of the variable winning unit. It is explanatory drawing which shows the flow path structure in a variable winning unit, and the flow | flow of a game ball, (a) is explanatory drawing of the state which opened the ball pulling opening / closing door, and closed the 2nd big winning opening / closing door, (b) is It is explanatory drawing of the state in which the opening / closing door without a ball and the opening / closing door of the second prize are closed. It is an exploded perspective view of the ball pull-out opening / closing solenoid and its peripheral structure. It is a perspective view of the variable winning unit which shows the state of the ball pulling opening / closing door, (a) is the perspective view of the ball pulling opening / closing door open state, and (b) is the perspective view of the ball pulling opening / closing door closed state. .. It is a plan view of the variable winning unit which shows the state of the ball pulling opening / closing door, (a) is the plan view of the state which the ball pulling opening / closing door is open, and (b) is the plan view of the state which the ball pulling opening / closing door is closed. .. It is a perspective view from the side of the variable winning unit showing the state of the ball pulling open / close door, (a) is a plan view of the ball pulling open / close door open, and (b) is a state of the ball pulling open / close door closed. It is a plan view of. It is a block diagram of the control system which showed mainly the game control device. It is a block diagram of the control system which showed the effect control device mainly. It is a front view of the game board which moved the rotating accessory member to the effect execution position, and moved the lower elevating accessory member to the first effect execution position. It is a front view of the game board which moved the lower elevating accessory member to the second effect execution position, and moved the upper elevating accessory member to the effect execution position. It is a front view of the game board in which the upper slide panel and the lower slide panel of the upper lifting accessory member are projected. It is a front view of the game board which displayed the 1st image display and the 2nd image display on the display part. It is a front view of the game board which displayed the effect image display on the display part. This is the first half of the flowchart of the main process in the game control device. This is the latter half of the flowchart of the main process in the game control device. It is a flowchart of timer interrupt processing in a game control device. It is a flowchart of the special figure game processing in a game control device. It is a flowchart of a special figure normal processing in a game control device. It is a flowchart explaining 1st main processing in an effect control apparatus. It is a flowchart explaining interrupt processing in an effect control device. It is a flowchart explaining 2nd main processing in an effect control apparatus. It is a flowchart explaining 1st scene control processing. It is a timing chart of the game effect when the winning of the game ball occurs continuously at intervals longer than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member. This is a timing chart for continuously executing the effect display of the display device when the winning of the game ball is continuously generated within a shorter period than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member. This is a timing chart for executing only the effect display of the display device corresponding to the previous winning when the winning of the game ball is continuously generated within a shorter period than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member. This is a timing chart for executing the effect display of the display device corresponding to each winning when the winning of the game ball is continuously generated within a shorter period than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member. This is a timing chart for finely moving the rotating accessory member when a later winning is generated when the winning of the game ball is continuously generated within a shorter period than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member. It is a timing chart which suspends a rotating accessory member when a later winning occurs when the winning of a game ball is continuously generated within a shorter period than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member. If a later prize occurs while moving from the initial position to the intermediate position of the rotating accessory member at the time of executing the effect corresponding to the previous winning, the rotating accessory member is temporarily returned to the initial position and later. This is a timing chart for executing the effect operation corresponding to the winning from the initial position. If a later prize occurs while the rotating accessory member is moving from the initial position to the intermediate position when the effect corresponding to the previous prize is executed, the rotating accessory member is moved to the intermediate position and paused. Then, it is a timing chart to move to the operation position. If a later prize occurs during the movement from the intermediate position of the rotating accessory member to the operating position during the execution of the effect corresponding to the previous winning, the rotating accessory member is temporarily returned to the intermediate position, and later. This is a timing chart for executing the production operation corresponding to the winning from the intermediate position. If a later prize occurs while moving from the intermediate position of the rotating accessory member to the operating position when the effect corresponding to the previous winning is executed, the rotating accessory member is moved to the operating position and paused. Then, it is a timing chart to move to the initial position. If a later prize occurs while moving from the operating position of the rotating accessory member to the intermediate position when the effect corresponding to the previous winning is executed, the rotating accessory member is temporarily returned to the operating position, and later. It is a timing chart which executes a production operation corresponding to a prize from an operation position. If a later prize occurs while moving from the operating position of the rotating accessory member to the intermediate position when the effect corresponding to the previous winning is executed, the rotating accessory member is moved to the intermediate position and paused. Then, it is a timing chart to move to the initial position. If a later prize occurs during the movement from the intermediate position of the rotating accessory member to the initial position when the effect corresponding to the previous winning is executed, the rotating accessory member is temporarily returned to the intermediate position, and later. This is a timing chart for executing the production operation corresponding to the winning from the intermediate position. If a later prize occurs while the rotating accessory member is moving from the intermediate position to the initial position when the effect corresponding to the previous prize is executed, the rotating accessory member is moved to the initial position and paused. Then, it is a timing chart to make a fine operation. This is a timing chart in which the effect operation of the rotating accessory member is not executed when the over prizes are continuously generated, and the effect sound output and the effect light output are executed in response to each over prize. When the over-winning occurs continuously, the effecting operation of the rotating accessory member is not executed, and the effecting sound and the effecting light corresponding to the previous over-winning are output, while the effecting sound corresponding to the later over-winning is executed. It is a timing chart in which the output of is not executed and the output of the effect light is not executed. It is a timing chart which executes the effect operation of the rotating accessory member, the output of the effect sound, and the output of the effect light corresponding to each over prize when the over prizes are continuously generated. When over-winning occurs continuously, the effect operation of the rotating accessory member corresponding to the previous over-winning, the output of the effect sound, and the output of the effect light are not executed, while the rotating accessory corresponding to the later over-winning. It is a timing chart which executes the effect operation of a member, the output of the effect sound, and the output of the effect light. It is a timing chart which delays the start timing of the next round game after the end of the effect operation of a rotating accessory member during an interval. This is a timing chart of a decoration mode in which the output amount of the winning effect sound is set to be larger than that of BGM and the output amount of the winning effect light is set to be larger than that of the normal decorative light. This is a timing chart of a decoration mode in which the output amount of BGM is reduced when the winning effect sound is output, and the output amount of the normal decorative light is decreased when the winning effect light is output. This is a timing chart in which the output amount of the winning effect sound and the winning effect light corresponding to the over-winning is set to be larger than those corresponding to the winning during the round game. This is a timing chart in which the output amounts of the winning effect sound and the winning effect light corresponding to the over-winning are set smaller than those corresponding to the winning during the round game. The output amount of the winning effect sound and the winning effect light corresponding to the over-winning is set smaller than the output amount corresponding to the winning during the round game, the output amount of the BGM is lowered when the winning effect sound is output, and when the winning effect light is output. It is a timing chart of a decoration mode which usually reduces the output amount of decoration light.

Hereinafter, a pachinko gaming machine, which is a typical gaming machine, will be described as an example based on the drawings. For convenience of explanation, the player side of the pachinko gaming machine is referred to as "front" or "front", and the side opposite to the player across the pachinko gaming machine is referred to as "rear" or "back".
As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko gaming machine 1 is pivotally attached to one side (left side in FIG. 1) of the rectangular machine frame (outer frame) 2 with the front frame (inner frame) 3 openable and closable. In the front frame 3, a rectangular game board 6 (see FIG. 2) in which a game area 5 in which a game ball launched by a launching device (not shown) can flow down is formed on the surface can be stored. It is said. Further, a transparent member holding frame 8 is provided on the surface of the front frame 3 on the shaft attachment side (left side in FIG. 1) to the machine frame 2 so as to be openable and closable, and the transparent member holding frame 8 can be seen through. Is configured so that the gaming area 5 can be seen through the transparent member 9 from the front of the pachinko gaming machine 1. Further, upper speakers 11 for emitting sound effects are provided on both left and right sides of the upper portion of the transparent member holding frame 8, an upper plate unit 13 is provided below the transparent member holding frame 8, and below the transparent member holding frame 8. The lower plate unit 14 is arranged. Then, on one side edge (right edge in FIG. 1) of the transparent member holding frame 8, a holding frame protruding portion 8a decorated by indicating the model name or manufacturer name of the pachinko gaming machine 1 is moved forward. The pachinko gaming machine 1 is configured to project so as to prevent the pachinko gaming machine 1 from being peeped from the adjacent seat by the holding frame protruding portion 8a. Further, a launch operation unit (launch operation handle) 15 for operating the launch device is provided on one side (right side in FIG. 1) of the lower plate unit 14, and on both the left and right sides of the lower plate unit 14. A lower speaker 16 that emits a sound effect is provided, and a game effect button 17 for the player to operate during the game is provided on the front side of the upper plate unit 13.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the game board 6 has a plurality of decorative cell sheets 20 having a decorative pattern printed on the surface of the game board 19 and capable of transmitting light from above the cell sheets 20. The game base unit 22 which is the base of the game board 6 is formed by fastening the side cases 21 of the above in a frame-like state, and the game area 5 is divided by the side case (partition member) 21. Further, a center case 23 having an open central portion is arranged above the game area 5, and a case ball flow down path (located on the right side) through which the game ball can pass is provided on both the left and right sides of the center case 23. The first case ball flow down path 26 and the second case ball flow down path 27) located on the left side are provided. Further, a flow path cover 26a is attached to the front side of the first case ball flow down path 26, a normal figure start gate 28 is arranged on the downstream side of the first case ball flow down path 26, and the normal figure start gate 28 is won. The (passed) game ball can be detected by the gate switch 29. Then, the normal map variation display game can be executed with the winning of the game ball to the normal map start gate 28 (specifically, the detection of the game ball by the gate switch 29) as the start condition (normal map start condition). Further, a large winning opening 31 is arranged on the side of the downstream portion of the first case ball flow down path 26, which is located on the upstream side of the normal drawing start gate 28, and is upstream of the first case ball flow down path 26. A general winning opening 32 is arranged in the section. The configuration of the large winning opening 31 will be described in detail later.

Further, below the central portion of the center case 23, a first starting winning opening 36 located in the central portion in the left-right direction of the game board 6 is provided, and the first case ball flow down path 26 is provided more than the first starting winning opening 36. A second starting winning opening 41 provided with an ordinary electric accessory (opening / closing member) 41a is arranged at a position shifted to the side (right side in FIG. 2), and the second case ball flow down path 27 side (FIG. 2). A general winning opening 42 is arranged at a position shifted to (middle, left side). Further, the first start winning opening 36 is provided with a first starting opening switch 46 capable of detecting a game ball that has won the first starting winning opening 36, and the second starting winning opening 41 is provided with the second starting winning entry. A second starting port switch 47 capable of detecting a game ball that has won a prize in the mouth 41 is provided. Then, the special figure 1 variable display game can be executed with the winning of the game ball to the first starting winning opening 36 (specifically, the detection of the gaming ball by the first starting opening switch 46) as the starting condition, and the second starting winning opening The special figure 2 variable display game can be executed with the winning of the game ball to 41 (specifically, the detection of the game ball by the second start port switch 47) as the start condition. Further, if the game ball wins the first start winning opening 36 during the execution of the special figure 1 variable display game, the execution of a new special figure 1 variable display game based on this winning is set in advance as the special figure 1 start memory. Up to the set upper limit number (4 in this embodiment) is stored and held. In addition, if the game ball wins the second start winning opening 41 during the execution of the special figure 2 variable display game, the execution of a new special figure 2 variable display game based on this winning is set in advance as the special figure 2 start memory. Up to the set upper limit number (4 in this embodiment) is stored and held.

Further, at the lower end of the game area 5 located below the first start winning hole 36, an out port 49 for collecting the game balls that have flowed down without winning is opened, and the center case 23 and the center case 23 of the game area 5 are provided. A wind turbine 50 and a plurality of obstacle nails (not shown) are planted at locations other than the attachment portions of game members such as the starting winning openings 36 and 41. A batch display device 51 is provided at the lower part of one side of the side case 21 (lower right in FIG. 2), and the batch display device 51 includes a normal figure variation display game and a special figure variation display game (special figure 1 variation display). It is configured to display a game, a special figure 2 variable display game), a game status, and the like.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a control unit (back surface component) 54 having a translucent central portion is mounted on the back surface side of the game base unit 22, and a display device 55 is mounted on the back surface side of the control unit 54. The display unit 55a of the display device 55 faces forward from the central portion (translucent portion) of the control unit 54 and the central portion of the center case 23 (see FIG. 2) to display a plurality of identification information in a variable manner. The special figure variable display game (effect display corresponding to the special figure 1 variable display game and the special figure 2 variable display game) can be displayed on the display unit 55a. The display device 55 is mounted on the control unit 54 with the rectangular display unit 55a oriented vertically (the vertical dimension is longer than the horizontal dimension). Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a horizontally long partition plate (partition material) 57 is arranged in front of the upper portion of the display unit 55a of the control unit 54 to partition the display unit 55a vertically and different in size. It looks as if two display means are installed.

Then, a winning ball flow path 56 is provided in the lower part of the control unit 54, the winning ball flow path 56 is connected to the rear part of the winning device such as the starting winning opening 36, 41, and the game area 5 flows down to the winning device. The winning game balls (winning balls) can be collected in the winning ball flow path 56. Further, a game control device (game control means) 58 that comprehensively controls the game is mounted below the display device 55 on the back side of the control unit 54, and an effect operation in the game is performed on the back side of the display device 55. An effect control device (effect control means) 59 for controlling is attached.

Next, the center case 23 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 4, the center case 23 includes a frame-shaped case base 61 having translucency as a base of the center case 23, and a display device 55 can be visually recognized in the central portion of the case base 61. The case window portion 62 is opened. Further, on the front surface of the upper side portion of the case base 61, eaves-shaped armor portions 63 projecting toward the front of the center case 23 are arranged in an arc state in which the center case 23 is inclined downward to the left and right sides. A horizontally long case upper decorative panel 64 is arranged on the upper edge of the case window 62.

Further, the upstream openings of the case ball flow passages 26 and 27 on both the left and right sides are made to face the inclined lower end of the armor portion 63, respectively, and a game ball is placed between the case window portion 62 and each case ball flow down passage 26 and 27. A ball intrusion prevention wall 66 that prevents intrusion from the ball flow down passages 26 and 27 into the case window portion 62 is projected forward, respectively. Then, the first case ball flow down path 26 is formed in a state of meandering in the left-right direction, and the downstream opening of the first case ball flow down path 26 is opened below the center case 23. Further, the middle stream portion of the second case ball flow down path 27 is branched to the left and right, and both branch paths are merged in the downstream portion, and the downstream opening of the second case ball flow down path 27 is opened to the side of the center case 23. ing. The partition wall of the first case ball flow down path 26, the flow path cover 26a, and the partition wall of the second case ball flow down path 27 are each composed of a translucent member (transparent resin or the like), and the second case ball flow down path 27 is formed. A flow path decorative member 67 and a flow path light emitting board 68 are arranged behind the flow path decorative member 67, and the appearance of the flow path decorative member 67 and the light from the flow path light emitting board 68 are emitted to the player side via the second case ball flow down path 27. It is visible from. Further, the structure behind the first case ball flow down passage 26 will be described in detail later.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the ball intrusion prevention wall 66 located on the first case ball flow down path 26 side (right side in FIG. 2) has information on the game (for example, execution of each variation display game). An information display device 70 for displaying information such as the number of held items) is provided. Specifically, the ball intrusion prevention wall 66 is provided with a vertically long lens cover portion 70a having translucency to form a front side portion of the information display device 70, and a plurality of vertically long lens cover portions 70a are behind the lens cover portion 70a. The information display board 70b on which the LED is mounted is arranged to form the rear side of the information display device 70. Then, the information is transmitted to the player by the light emission of the LED.

Further, on the side of the ball intrusion prevention wall 66 located on the side of the second case ball flow down path 27 (left side in FIG. 2), a proximity operation unit (input unit) 72 in which a player or the like brings his or her hand closer to perform an input operation. It has. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a proximity decorative panel 72a constituting the front side of the proximity operation unit 72 is transparent to the side of the ball intrusion prevention wall 66 on the side of the second case ball flow down path 27. Arranged in a light-enabled state, the proximity decoration panel 72a is provided with a graphic decoration imitating a human hand and a character decoration of "tat hand". Further, behind the proximity decoration panel 72a, a proximity sensor (for example, a photoelectric sensor having a light transmitting portion and a light receiving portion) (not shown) is arranged as a part of the proximity operation unit 72, and the player can use his / her own hand or When an article or the like held in the hand is brought close to the proximity decoration panel 72a through the transparent member 9 and held up, the proximity sensor detects a nearby object (hand or article or the like) and outputs a signal to the game control device 58 to control the game. The device 58 is configured to set the progress of the game based on this received signal. It should be noted that the side of the ball intrusion prevention wall 66 on the side of the second case ball flow down path 27 is not provided with a proximity operation unit 72 capable of input operation by the player, and instead, an output unit that provides information to the player. (For example, a notification lamp for notifying the game content) may be arranged.

A stage portion 76 capable of rolling the game ball in the lateral direction (front-back direction and left-right direction) is arranged on the lower side portion of the case base 61, and the game ball is placed in the central portion in the left-right direction of the stage portion 76. A guide groove 77 that guides the stage portion 76 from above to the front and bottom of the stage portion 76 is provided (see FIG. 2). Further, behind the stage portion 76, a translucent entry control wall 78 for restricting the game ball on the stage portion 76 from entering the rear display device 55 side is erected, and one side of the stage portion 76 is erected. At the end (the left end in FIG. 2), a ball introduction path (warp flow path) 79 through which a game ball can flow down is provided. Then, the entrance of the ball introduction road 79 is opened below the second case ball flow down road 27, the exit of the ball introduction road 79 is opened toward the stage portion 76, and the game ball is released from the second case ball flow down road 27. It is configured so that it can reach the stage portion 76 through the introduction path 79.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the large winning opening 31 provided on the side of the first case ball flow down path 26 is located on the stage portion 76 side (FIG. 4) from above the normal starting gate 28 of the case base 61. A large prize opening 83 opened at a position shifted to the middle and left side), and a feather-shaped large prize that allows or prevents the game ball from flowing down from the first case ball flow down path 26 to the large prize opening 83. An opening / closing member 84, a large winning opening solenoid 85 (see FIG. 5) that causes the large winning opening / closing member 84 to perform an opening / closing operation, and a count switch (large) capable of detecting a game ball (winning ball) that has passed through the large winning opening 83. It is configured to include a winning opening switch) 86. Further, in the closed state in which the winning of the game ball to the large winning opening 31 is prevented, the large winning opening / closing member 84 is in a vertical posture (see FIG. 2), and the opening that allows the winning of the game ball to the large winning opening 31 is allowed. In the state, the grand prize opening / closing member 84 is configured to rotate around the lower end portion as the rotation center and move the upper end portion to the normal drawing start gate 28 side.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, behind the first case ball flow down path 26 of the case base 61, a game ball (winning ball) that has won a prize in the general winning opening 32 is collected and flowed down. A vertically long ball flow path unit 90 is provided, and below the ball flow path unit 90, a large prize ball flow down path 94 for flowing down a game ball that has won a prize in the large prize opening 31 is provided. Then, a count switch 86 is provided on the upstream portion of the large prize ball flow down path 94, and a large prize ball flow detection switch 96 is provided on the downstream portion of the large prize ball flow down path 94, and the game ball (flows down to the downstream portion). The game ball) can be detected. Further, the V winning flow path 97 is branched from the upstream side of the large winning ball flow detection switch 96 to provide the V winning detection switch 98, and the entrance of the V winning flow path 97 can be opened and closed by the V winning shutter 99 to open and close the V winning flow path 97. When the shutter 99 is open, the game ball flowing down the large winning ball flow down path 94 flows into the V winning flow path 97 and is detected by the V winning detection switch 98. When the V winning shutter 99 is closed, the big winning ball is won. The game ball flowing down the ball flow down path 94 passes over the V winning shutter 99 without flowing into the V winning flow path 97, reaches the downstream part of the big winning ball flowing down path 94, and is reached by the big winning ball downflow detection switch 96. It is configured to be detected.

Next, the ball flow path unit 90 arranged behind the first case ball flow down path 26 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the ball flow path unit 90 is a unit in which the large winning opening solenoid 85, which is a part of the large winning opening 31, is mounted rearward, and is a game ball that has won a prize in the general winning opening 32. A box-shaped collection gutter storage case 102 composed of a vertically long prize ball collection gutter 101 for collecting (winning balls), a front panel 102a on the front side and a rear case 102b on the rear side, and a collection gutter storage case 102. A flow path unit light emitting board (electrical board) 103 arranged behind the flow path unit, a substrate cover 104 that covers the flow path unit light emitting board 103 from the rear, and one side portion of the spherical flow path unit 90 (details are displayed). It is configured to include a side decorative panel 105 for decorating the device 55 side). Then, the winning ball collecting gutter 101 is housed in the collecting gutter accommodating case 102, the upstream opening of the winning ball collecting gutter 101 is communicated with the general winning opening 32, and the downstream opening of the winning ball collecting gutter 101 is connected to the winning ball flow path 56. It communicates with one side of the upper part (right side in FIG. 3).

Further, the winning ball collecting gutter 101, the collecting gutter accommodating case 102, and the side decorative panel 105 are made of a translucent member (transparent resin or the like) to allow translucency, and the player side of the flow path unit light emitting substrate 103 can be made transparent. A plurality of light emitting bodies (LEDs) 103a are mounted on the facing front surface, and when the light emitting body 103a irradiates the front rear case 102b with light, the light is diffused in the rear case 102b, and the diffused light is diffused. Is configured to be emitted to the front or side of the rear case 102b. The light emitted to the front of the rear case 102b is radiated to the player side (in front of the game board 6) through the winning ball collection gutter 101, the front panel 102a, the first case ball flow path 26, and the flow path cover 26a. Then, the light emitted to the side of the rear case 102b (specifically, the side decorative panel 105 side) is radiated to the display device 55 side through the side decorative panel 105.

Then, the ball flow path unit 90 connects the flow path unit light emitting board 103 of the ball flow path unit 90 and the relay board (electric board) 108 mounted on the back surface of the game board 6 with a plurality of wirings 109. Further, the relay board 108 and the effect control device 59 are connected by relay wiring (not shown), and the control signal from the effect control device 59 or the like is transmitted to the flow path unit via the relay wiring, the relay board 108, and the wiring 109. It is configured to be transmitted to the light emitting substrate 103. Specifically, the wiring connector 103b is mounted on the back surface of the flow path unit light emitting substrate 103 facing the substrate cover 104 side (in other words, the back surface opposite to the front surface on which the light emitting body 103a is mounted). The wiring connector 103b faces the rear of the ball flow path unit 90 from the connector exposed opening 104a provided in the board cover 104. Then, while one end of the wiring 109 is connected to the wiring connector 103b, the other end of the wiring 109 is connected to the wiring connector 108a on the relay board 108, and the portion of the wiring 109 located on the board cover 104 side is connected to the board cover 104. The ball flow path unit 90 extends in the vertical direction along the back surface.

Further, a wiring engaging portion 113 is provided on the back surface of the substrate cover 104 located between the flow path unit light emitting substrate 103 and the relay substrate 108, and the wiring 109 is provided via the endless band-shaped binding band (engaging member) 111. It is engaged with the wiring engaging portion 113. As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the wiring engaging portion 113 has a pair of engaging support portions 114 separated from each other along the extending direction of the wiring 109 (vertical direction of the ball flow path unit 90) of the substrate cover 104. The engaging main body 115 is erected between the protruding ends of the engaging support 114 so as to project rearward. Further, the space portion surrounded by the pair of engaging support portions 114 and the engaging main body portion 115 is used as the engaging insertion hole 116 to allow the binding band 111 to be inserted, and the pair of engaging support portions 114 of the board cover 104 are inserted into each other. The cover through hole 104b and the engagement insertion hole 116 formed between the two are communicated with each other (see FIGS. 7 (c) and 8).

Further, the engaging body portion 115 is provided with an engaging movement restricting portion 118 that regulates the movement of the binding band 111. Specifically, the engaging movement restricting portion 118 is formed in a concave shape on the rear edge portion of the engaging main body portion 115 facing the rear of the game board 6 so that the binding band 111 can be fitted, and the fitted binding band 111 is fitted. (Specifically, the binding band 111 is displaced along the extending direction of the wiring 109). Further, the depth dimension of the engagement movement restricting portion 118 (the step dimension of the recess constituting the engagement movement regulation portion 118) d is set to be larger than the thickness dimension t of the binding band 111, and the engagement movement regulation portion 118 is set. The binding band 111 inside is prevented from protruding to the rear of the game board 6 from the wiring engaging portion 113 (see FIG. 7C).

In order to engage the wiring 109 with the wiring engaging portion 113 having such a configuration, first, a plurality of wirings 109 are hung from the side between the pair of engaging support portions 114, and the engaging support portion 114 Arrange along the protruding direction (front-back direction of the spherical flow path unit 90). When the wiring 109 is brought into contact with the wiring engaging portion 113 in this way, the binding band 111 (see FIG. 7D) before being formed into an endless band is passed through the engaging insertion hole 116, and the end of the binding band 111 is passed. Lock the parts together to form an endless band. At this time, by performing the locking operation (making the binding band 111 endless) while fitting the binding band 111 to the engaging movement restricting portion 118, the binding band 111 is inadvertently engaged with the wiring during the locking operation. It becomes difficult to deviate from the portion 113, and the locking work between the ends of the binding band 111 can be smoothly performed.

When the ends of the binding band 111 are locked to each other to form the binding band 111 into an endless band shape, the wiring 109 is bound together with the engaging body portion 115 in the endless band-shaped binding band 111 as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7. To. In other words, the wiring 109 is engaged with the engaging body portion 115 (wiring engaging portion 113) by the binding band 111. Further, a part of the binding band 111 is fitted to the engaging movement restricting portion 118, and the binding band 111 is restricted from being displaced in the extending direction of the engaging main body portion 115 (in other words, the extending direction of the wiring 109). Stable. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the inconvenience that the binding band 111 becomes unstable due to tilting or the like, and further, the inconvenience that the unstable binding band 111 applies a concentrated load to a part of the wiring 109 and the wiring 109 is easily broken is suppressed. Can be done. Then, the wiring 109 becomes stable as the binding band 111 stabilizes, and it is possible to prevent problems such as damage and disconnection of the wiring 109 in the pachinko gaming machine 1.

Further, the depth dimension d of the engagement movement restricting portion 118 is set to be larger than the thickness dimension t of the binding band (engagement member) 111, and the binding band 111 is behind the game board 6 with respect to the wiring engaging portion 113. Since it is avoided to protrude to the wire, the cable tie 111 is less likely to hit other configurations or the hands of workers, and the wiring 109 is caused by careless damage or cutting of the cable tie 111, and further cutting of the cable tie 111. It is possible to suppress the inconvenience of being disengaged from the wiring engaging portion 113. Further, the binding band 111 does not protrude from the rear side of the wiring engaging portion 113, and the limited space in the pachinko gaming machine 1 can be effectively utilized.

Next, the control unit 54 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 11, the control unit 54 includes a unit case 130 fastened to the back surface of the game base unit 22 in a state where the front side is open, and a rectangular display opening window 130a is provided at the rear portion of the unit case 130. Is opened so as to penetrate in the front-rear direction, and the display portion 55a of the display device 55 mounted behind the unit case 130 faces the display opening window 130a. Further, in the front opening portion of the unit case 130, a plurality of units (three in the present embodiment) capable of performing a decorative effect as the game progresses are stored in combination. Specifically, in the unit case 130, a horizontally long upper accessory unit 131 is arranged at a position located in front of the upper edge portion of the display opening window 130a, and is arranged in front of the lower edge portion of the display opening window 130a. A horizontally long lower accessory unit 133 is arranged at the position, and is vertically elongated between the upper accessory unit 131 and the lower accessory unit 133 on one side (left side in FIG. 11) of the unit case 130. A light emitting decoration unit 135 is arranged. The entry control wall 78 of the center case 23 is located in front of the lower part of the lower accessory unit 133. The upper accessory unit 131 is provided with an elevating effect member 131a that elevates and elevates to execute the effect operation. Further, in the unit case 130, the side portion of the light emitting decoration unit 135 (left side in FIG. 11) and the side portion of the lower accessory unit 133 (left side portion in FIG. 11) are used for detecting fraud. Each of them is equipped with a magnetic sensor (specifically, a magnetic sensor capable of detecting the magnetic force of a magnet or the like that attempts to illegally operate a game ball) 137.

Next, the lower accessory unit 133 will be described.
The lower accessory unit 133 is a unit that rotates a movable member to perform a decorative effect, and as shown in FIG. 12, the lower unit cover 141a at the front and the lower unit base 141b at the rear are moved back and forth. A horizontally long lower unit case 141, a left and right lower rotating accessory (movable member) 142 connected in a rotatable state in the lower unit case 141, and a lower unit. A lower rotation motor (drive source) 143 mounted on the cover 141a, and an accessory rotation transmission mechanism (drive transmission mechanism) 144 that connects the lower rotation motor 143 and the lower rotation accessory 142. A cover unit relay board (electric board) 145 arranged in the central portion in the left-right direction in the lower unit case 141, and a unit decoration portion 146 arranged in front of the accessory unit relay board 145 are provided. It is configured.

Specifically, the lower portion of the lower rotating accessory 142 is pivotally attached to both the left and right sides of the lower unit case 141 in a rotatable state, and the lower rotating motor 143 is attached to the lower unit cover 141a. The output shaft of the lower rotation motor 143 is projected toward the lower unit base 141b by mounting each of them. Further, in the lower unit base 141b, a plurality of gears (four in this embodiment) are meshed between the output shaft of the lower rotation motor 143 and the lower rotation accessory 142. Each of the accessory rotation transmission mechanisms 144 is provided, and the output (driving force) from the lower rotation motor 143 is transmitted to the lower rotation accessory 142 by the accessory rotation transmission mechanism 144 to perform the lower rotation function. The object 142 is rotatable. Further, a plurality of connector exposed openings 148 are provided in the lower unit cover 141a, and a plurality of relay side wiring connectors 145a are mounted on the accessory unit relay board 145, and the lower accessory unit 133 is mounted from the connector exposed openings 148. The control signal output from the effect control device 59 by electrically connecting the lower rotation motor 143, the lower rotation accessory 142, and the effect control device 59 to the relay side wiring connector 145a. Is transmitted to the lower rotating motor 143 and the lower rotating accessory 142 via the accessory unit relay board 145 to drive the lower rotating motor 143 or to drive the lower rotating accessory 142. The internal structure is configured to emit light.

As shown in FIG. 13, the lower rotating accessory 142 includes a rotating accessory base 151 whose lower side is axially attached to the lower unit base 141b, and the front surface of the rotating accessory base 151 is the said. The rotating accessory light emitting substrate (electrical substrate) 152 and the rotating accessory decorative panel 153 are arranged in this order from the rotating accessory base 151 side, and the rotating accessory decorative panel 153 is a translucent member (transparent resin, etc.). A light emitting body 152a such as an LED is mounted on the front surface of the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 152 (on the side of the rotating accessory decorative panel 153). Further, an accessory bearing portion 155 that serves as a center of rotation is provided in the lower portion of the rotating accessory base 151, and an accessory rotation transmission mechanism 144 is provided at a portion that is laterally displaced from the accessory bearing portion 155. A fan-shaped accessory gear 156 that meshes with the bearing is provided, and an arc-shaped accessory gear 157 is projected from the upper portion of the rotating accessory base 151, and an arc shape (specifically, the lower side) is provided on the lower unit cover 141a. It is engaged with the accessory guide groove 158 (in an arc shape extending along the rotation direction of the rotating accessory 142). Further, an accessory detection piece 159 is projected from the upper edge of the rotating accessory base 151, and the accessory is detected by the rotating accessory position detection sensor 160 (see FIG. 12) provided on the lower unit base 141b. One piece 159 can be detected.

In the lower accessory unit 133 having such a configuration, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, when the lower rotation motor 143 is driven, this driving force is transmitted via the accessory rotation transmission mechanism 144. The lower rotating accessory 142 is transmitted to the lower rotating accessory 142 to rotate. Then, the effect non-execution state (see FIG. 14A) in which the lower rotating accessory 142 is arranged in the sideways lying position at the effect non-execution position (falling position) in the lower unit case 141, and the effect non-execution state. From the execution state, the lower rotating accessory 142 rotates upward and is converted into an effect execution state (see FIG. 15) in which the lower rotation accessory 142 is arranged in a vertical standing posture at the effect execution position (standing position) in front of the display unit 55a. It is configured to do. Further, in the effect non-execution state, the rotating accessory position detection sensor 160 detects the accessory detection piece 159, and the lower rotating accessory 142 is arranged at the effect non-execution position (lower rotation). It is configured so that it is possible to grasp (that the moving object 142 is in the non-execution state of the effect).

Then, as shown in FIGS. 16B and 18, the lower accessory unit 133 includes a plurality of rotating accessory light emitting boards 152 and accessory unit relay boards 145 of the lower rotating accessory 142. The light emitting connection wiring (wiring) 165 is connected, and further, the accessory unit relay board 145 and the effect control device 59 are connected by relay wiring (not shown), and the control signal from the effect control device 59 or the like is relayed. , It is configured to be transmitted to the rotating accessory light emitting board 152 via the accessory unit relay board 145 and the light emitting connection wiring 165. Specifically, on the back surface of the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 152 facing the rotating accessory base 151 side (in other words, the back surface opposite to the front surface (front surface) on which the light emitting body 152a is mounted). The accessory side wiring connector 152b is mounted (see FIGS. 13B and 18), and from between the rotating accessory base 151 and the rotating accessory decorative panel 153 to the lower side of the lower rotating accessory 142. I'm facing you. Then, one end of the light emitting connection wiring 165 is connected to the accessory side wiring connector 152b, and the other end is connected to the relay side wiring connector 145a of the accessory unit relay board 145.

Further, as shown in FIG. 13 (b), in the rotating accessory base 151, between the accessory bearing portion 155 and the accessory gear 156 is parallel to the rotation center axis of the lower rotating accessory 142. An engaging shaft portion 167 is provided, and the accessory side wiring engaging portion (wiring engaging portion) 168 is pivotally attached to the engaging shaft portion 167 in a rotatable state, and the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 is attached to the engaging shaft portion 167. It is configured to engage the light emitting connection wiring 165 via an endless band-shaped binding band (engagement member) 171 (see FIG. 16B). In the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the accessory side wiring is provided only to one lower rotating accessory 142 (the lower rotating accessory 142 on the right side in FIG. 14A). Although the engaging portion 168 is provided, the present invention is not limited to this, and the other lower rotating accessory 142 (the lower rotating accessory 142 on the left side in FIG. 14A) also has an accessory. A side wiring engaging portion 168 may be provided.

As shown in FIGS. 13B and 16, the accessory-side wiring engaging portion 168 has a lateral strip-shaped engaging arm 175 as a base of the accessory-side wiring engaging portion 168 as a lower accessory unit. A base portion of the engaging arm 175 located on the accessory bearing portion 155 side (left side in FIG. 13B) is provided with an engaging shaft portion 167 in a posture extending along the left-right direction of the 133. An engaging bearing 176 to be attached to the shaft is provided, and a bearing stopper 177 such as a screw with a flange is passed through the engaging shaft portion 167 in the front-rear direction and fastened to prevent the engaging bearing 176 from falling off from the engaging shaft portion 167. doing. Further, of the engaging arm 175, the lower edge portion on the accessory gear 156 side (right side in FIG. 13B), in other words, the lower edge portion on the free end side of the engaging arm 175, is the engaging arm 175. A pair of engaging support portions 184 separated along the long direction of the above are projected toward the front of the lower rotating accessory 142, and the engaging main body portion is provided between the protruding ends of the engaging support portions 184. 185 is erected. Then, the space portion surrounded by the pair of engaging support portions 184 and the engaging main body portion 185 is used as the engaging insertion hole 186 to allow the binding band 171 to be inserted.

Further, the engaging body portion 185 is provided with an engaging movement restricting portion 188 that regulates the movement of the binding band 171. Specifically, the engaging movement restricting portion 188 is formed in a concave shape on the front edge portion of the engaging main body portion 185 facing the lower unit cover 141a side so that the binding band 171 can be fitted, and the fitted binding band. It is configured to regulate the movement of the 171 (specifically, the binding band 171 is displaced along the extending direction of the light emitting connection wiring 165). Further, as shown in FIG. 16B, the depth dimension of the engagement movement restricting portion 188 (the step dimension of the recess constituting the engagement movement regulation portion 188) d is larger than the thickness dimension t of the binding band 171. By setting, the binding band 171 in the engagement movement restricting portion 188 is prevented from protruding toward the lower unit cover 141a in front of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168.

In order to engage the light emitting connection wiring 165 with the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 having such a configuration, first, a plurality of light emitting connection wirings 165 are hung from above between the pair of engaging support portions 184. They are arranged along the protruding direction of the engaging support portion 184 (the front-rear direction of the lower accessory unit 133) (see FIG. 16B). When the light emitting connection wiring 165 is brought into contact with the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 in this way, the binding band 171 before being formed into an endless band is passed through the engaging insertion hole 186, and the ends of the binding band 171 are connected to each other. Lock to make an endless band. At this time, by performing the locking operation while fitting the binding band 171 to the engaging movement restricting portion 188, the binding band 171 is less likely to be inadvertently displaced from the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 during the locking operation. , The locking work between the ends of the binding band 171 can be smoothly performed.

When the ends of the binding band 171 are locked to each other to form the binding band 171 into an endless band shape, the light emitting connection wiring 165 is bound together with the engaging main body portion 185 into the endless band-shaped binding band 171. In other words, the light emitting connection wiring 165 is engaged with the engaging main body portion 185 (the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168) by the binding band 171. Further, the engaging arm 175 is interposed between the light emitting connection wiring 165 and the rotating accessory base 151 as a partition member. Further, a part of the binding band 171 is fitted to the engaging movement restricting portion 188, and the binding band 171 is displaced in the extending direction of the engaging main body portion 185 (in other words, the extending direction of the light emitting connection wiring 165). Regulated and stable. Therefore, there is an inconvenience that the binding band 171 is tilted and becomes unstable, and further, an unstable binding band 171 applies a concentrated load to a part of the light emitting connection wiring 165 and the light emitting connection wiring 165 is easily broken. Can be suppressed. Further, the light emitting connection wiring 165 becomes stable as the binding band 171 stabilizes (specifically, the engaged state of the light emitting connection wiring 165 becomes stable), and the light emitting connection wiring 165 on the lower rotating accessory 142 becomes stable. It is possible to prevent problems such as damage and disconnection.

The lower accessory unit 133 also has a configuration in which the light emitting connection wiring 165 can be engaged with the lower unit cover 141a. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, the position between the connector exposed opening 148 (accessory unit relay board 145) and the lower rotating accessory 142 in the front portion of the lower unit cover 141a. A cover-side wiring engaging portion 193 that engages the light emitting connection wiring 165 via an endless band-shaped binding band (engaging member) 191 is provided at the portion to be engaged. The cover-side wiring engaging portion 193 projects a pair of engaging support portions 194 separated from each other along the left-right direction of the lower unit cover 141a toward the front of the lower unit cover 141a, and the engaging support portion 194. An engaging main body portion 195 is erected between the protruding end portions. Further, the space portion surrounded by the pair of engaging support portions 194 and the engaging main body portion 195 is used as the engaging insertion hole 196 to allow the binding band 191 to be inserted, and the pair of engaging support portions of the lower unit cover 141a. The cover through hole 197 and the engagement insertion hole 196 formed between the 194s are communicated with each other (see FIG. 17).

Further, the engaging body portion 195 of the lower unit cover 141a is also provided with an engaging movement restricting portion 198 that regulates the movement of the binding band 191. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 17 (b), the engagement movement is restricted to the front edge portion (in the middle of FIG. 17 (b), the upper edge portion) of the lower unit cover 141a of the engaging main body portion 195 facing forward. The portion 198 is formed in a concave shape so that the binding band 191 can be fitted, and the fitted binding band 191 moves (specifically, the binding band 191 shifts along the extending direction of the light emitting connection wiring 165). Is configured to regulate. Further, the depth dimension of the engagement movement restricting portion 198 (the step dimension of the recess constituting the engagement movement regulation portion 198) d is set to be larger than the thickness dimension t of the binding band 191, and the engagement movement regulation portion 198 is set. The binding band 191 inside is prevented from protruding toward the center case 23 side in front of the cover side wiring engaging portion 193.

Then, in order to engage the light emitting connection wiring 165 with the cover side wiring engaging portion 193, first, a plurality of light emitting connection wirings 165 are hung from below between the pair of engaging support portions 194, and the engaging support portion is engaged. They are arranged along the protruding direction of 194 (the front-rear direction of the lower accessory unit 133) (see FIG. 17B). When the light emitting connection wiring 165 is brought into contact with the cover-side wiring engaging portion 193 in this way, the binding band 191 before the endless band shape is passed through the engaging insertion hole 196, and the ends of the binding band 191 are engaged with each other. Stop and make it into an endless band. At this time, by performing the locking operation while fitting the binding band 191 to the engaging movement restricting portion 198, the binding band 191 is less likely to be inadvertently displaced from the cover side wiring engaging portion 193 during the locking operation. The locking work between the ends of the binding band 191 can be smoothly performed.

When the ends of the binding band 191 are locked to each other to form the binding band 191 into an endless band shape, the light emitting connection wiring 165 is bound together with the engaging main body portion 195 into the endless band-shaped binding band 191. In other words, the light emitting connection wiring 165 is engaged with the engaging main body portion 195 (cover side wiring engaging portion 193) by the binding band 191. Further, a part of the binding band 191 is fitted to the engaging movement restricting portion 198, and the binding band 191 is displaced in the extending direction of the engaging main body portion 195 (in other words, the extending direction of the light emitting connection wiring 165). Regulated and stable. Therefore, there is an inconvenience that the binding band 191 becomes unstable due to tilting or the like, and further, an inconvenience that the unstable binding band 191 applies a concentrated load to a part of the light emitting connection wiring 165 and the light emitting connection wiring 165 is easily broken. Can be suppressed. Further, as the binding band 191 stabilizes, the light emitting connection wiring 165 becomes stable (specifically, the engaged state of the light emitting connection wiring 165 becomes stable), and the light emitting connection wiring 165 on the lower unit cover 141a becomes stable. It is possible to prevent problems such as damage and disconnection.

In the light emitting connection wiring 165 that is engaged with the wiring engaging portions 168 and 193 in this way, as shown in FIG. 18, the portion closer to the accessory unit relay board 145 is below the cover-side wiring engaging portion 193. It extends along the left-right direction of the lower unit cover 141a, and the portion closer to the lower rotating accessory 142 is sufficiently between the accessory side wiring connector 152b and the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168. It is arranged in a loosened state (specifically, in a state of being sufficiently bent regardless of the rotation position of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168) and passes above the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168. Further, the portion located between the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 and the cover side wiring engaging portion 193 is curved in an arc state in which it bulges toward the side (right side in FIG. 18) of the lower unit cover 141a. However, regardless of the rotation position of the lower rotating accessory 142 and the rotating position of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168, the lower rotating accessory 142 is sufficiently loosened so that tension is not applied to the light emitting connection wiring 165.

Next, a control system centered on the game control device 58 that controls the game progress of the pachinko game machine 1 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 19, the game control device 58 includes a CPU that controls game control, a ROM that stores a control program for game control, a RAM that is used as a work area during game control, and an input unit (input). It is composed of an interface), an output unit (output interface), and the like. Then, various detection devices (magnetic sensor 137, radio wave sensor 201, first start port switch 46, second start port switch 47, gate switch 29, winning openings for detecting the winning of game balls to the general winning openings 32 and 42, respectively. Switch 203, V winning detection switch 98, count switch 86, front frame open detection switch 204, transparent member holding frame open detection switch 205, power supply 206, etc.) to switch the gaming state (normal gaming state) And, various processes such as switching to a specific game state (big hit state, electric support state, etc.) which is more advantageous to the player than the normal game state, notification to the player, and power failure response processing are performed. Further, it functions as a control means for controlling the operation of each unit (light emission operation of the ball flow path unit 90, rotation operation of the lower accessory unit 133, etc.) via the effect control device 59, or a payout control device. The game is comprehensively controlled by transmitting command signals to the 210, the large winning opening solenoid 85, the general electric solenoid 211 for opening and closing the ordinary electric accessory 41a, the collective display device 51, the external information terminal 212, and the like. To do.

As shown in FIG. 20, the effect control device 59 performs a CPU that controls the effect control, a ROM that stores a control program for executing the effect control, an image ROM that stores image data, and image processing for displaying an image. It is composed of VDP, input interface, output interface, etc. to be performed. Then, a signal generated as the game progresses in the pachinko gaming machine 1, specifically, a control signal from the game control device 58, a signal from the effect button switch 217 provided on the game effect button 17, each unit, and the like. The production operation of each unit or the like is controlled based on the signal or the like from the sensor provided in. Specifically, the display of the display unit 55a of the display device 55, the sound effect output from the upper speaker 11 and the lower speaker 16, and the board decoration device 220 (light emitting board and lower side of the ball flow path unit 90) provided on the game board 6. Light emission from the light emitting board of the object unit 133, light emission from the frame decoration device 221 such as an LED provided on the transparent member holding frame 8, and board effect device 222 (under the lower accessory unit 133) provided on the game board 6. It controls the drive of a frame effect device 223 such as a motor that drives a side rotation motor (143, etc.) and an effect member (not shown) provided on the transparent member holding frame 8.

Next, the behavior of the light emitting connection wiring 165 accompanying the rotation operation of the lower rotating accessory 142 will be described with reference to FIGS. 21 to 23. The lower rotating accessory 142 is rotated as the game progresses, based on the control of the game control device 58 and the effect control device 59.
In the lower accessory unit 133, as shown in FIGS. 21 (a) and 23 (a), when the lower rotating accessory 142 is set to the effect non-execution state, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 is set. The posture is inclined downward from the engagement bearing 176 side toward the side of the lower accessory unit 133 (right side in FIG. 21A), and the wiring main body portion of the accessory side wiring engagement portion 168 is on the lower side. It is located below the accessory bearing portion 155 of the rotating accessory 142. Further, the light emitting connection wiring 165 is sufficiently loosened between the accessory side wiring connector 152b and the accessory side wiring engagement portion 168, and between the accessory side wiring engagement portion 168 and the cover side wiring engagement portion 193. It is set to the state.

When the lower rotating motor 143 is driven to rotate the lower rotating accessory 142 upward from such an effect non-execution state, as shown in FIG. 21B, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 And the accessory side wiring connector 152b rotate together with the lower rotating accessory 142 and rise, and the rise causes the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 to gradually separate upward from the cover side wiring engaging portion 193. Of the light emitting connection wiring 165, the slack portion located between the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 and the cover side wiring engaging portion 193 gradually extends. Further, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 rotates downward with respect to the rotating accessory base 151 in response to the reaction force from the extended light emitting connection wiring 165 (in other words, the accessory side wiring engaging portion (in other words, the accessory side wiring engaging portion (in other words). Wiring engaging part) Performs a relative motion that shifts the phase around the shaft attachment point of 168). Further, due to the downward rotation of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 with respect to the rotating accessory base 151, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 gradually separates downward from the accessory side wiring connector 152b, and the light emitting connection wiring 165 Among them, the slack portion located between the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 and the accessory side wiring connector 152b gradually extends. As a result, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 is rotated upward by co-rotation with the lower rotating accessory 142 and is rotated downward about the engaging shaft portion 167. Ascend while almost maintaining the downward tilting posture in the non-execution state.

When the lower rotating motor 143 is subsequently driven to convert the lower rotating accessory 142 into the effect execution state, as shown in FIGS. 22 and 23 (b), the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 and the accessory The side wiring connector 152b rotates together with the lower rotating accessory 142 to reach the top dead position. It should be noted that the wiring engaging portion 168 on the accessory side reaches the upper dead position in a state where the downward tilting posture in the non-execution state of the effect is almost maintained. Further, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 and the cover side wiring engaging portion 193 are most separated from each other, and the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 and the accessory side wiring connector 152b are most separated from each other, so that the light emitting connection wiring 165 Although it leaves slack, it stretches more than when the production is not executed.

Then, when the lower rotation motor 143 is driven to return the lower rotation accessory 142 from the effect execution state to the effect non-execution state, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 becomes the lower rotation accessory 142. The operation opposite to the operation at the time of ascending, that is, the downward rotation due to the co-rotation with the lower rotating accessory 142 and the upward rotation around the engaging shaft portion 167 are performed in combination to produce an effect. It descends while maintaining the downward tilting posture in the execution state. Further, the separation distance between the accessory side wiring engagement portion 168 and the cover side wiring engagement portion 193 and the separation distance between the accessory side wiring engagement portion 168 and the accessory side wiring connector 152b are in a non-executive state. At the same time as returning to the setting of, the slack of the light emitting connection wiring 165 returns.

In this way, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 is rotatable (relatively movable) with respect to the lower rotating accessory 142, so that the posture of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 (downward inclination). The posture) does not change extremely regardless of the ascending / descending motion of the lower rotating accessory 142. Therefore, a part of the light emitting connection wiring 165 (the portion engaged with the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168) changes its direction extremely as the lower rotating accessory 142 moves up and down (rotates). Inconvenience that the violent light emitting connection wiring 165 is entangled with other configurations and is disconnected (for example, the inconvenience that the accessory gear 156 or the accessory rotation transmission mechanism 144 is caught between the teeth and the wire is broken. ) Can be suppressed. Further, since the engaging arm 175 of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 partitions the light emitting connection wiring 165 and the rotating accessory base 151, the light emitting connection wiring 165 approaches the rotating accessory base 151. Furthermore, it is possible to prevent the wire from being caught between the accessory gears 156.

Further, the depth dimension d of the engagement movement restricting portions 188 and 198 is set to be larger than the thickness dimension t of the binding band (engaging member) 171 and 191, and the binding band 171 and 191 are set to each wiring engaging portion 168. , Since it is avoided to protrude toward the player side in front of 193, it becomes difficult for the binding bands 171 and 191 to collide with other configurations or the hands of workers, and the engaging member is inadvertently damaged or cut. Further, it is possible to suppress the inconvenience that the light emitting connection wiring 165 is disengaged from the wiring engaging portions 168 and 193 due to the disconnection of the binding bands 171 and 191. Further, the binding bands 171 and 191 do not protrude from the front side of the wiring engaging portions 168 and 193, and the limited space in the pachinko gaming machine 1 can be effectively utilized.

In the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168, the engaged light emitting connection wiring 165 can be slidable with respect to the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 (specifically, along the extending direction of the light emitting connection wiring 165). It may be slidable). For example, the wiring may be loosely fitted in the endless band-shaped binding band 171, or a loose fitting groove may be formed in a portion of the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 where the light emitting connection wiring 165 abuts. The light emitting connection wiring 165 may be loosely fitted in the fitting groove. If the light emitting connection wiring 165 is slidable with such a loose fitting configuration, the accessory side wiring connector 152b and the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 are provided regardless of the operation of the lower rotating accessory 142. It is possible to prevent tension from being applied to the light emitting connection wiring 165 between the two, and it is possible to suppress disconnection of the light emitting connection wiring 165 and disconnection from the accessory side wiring connector 152b.

By the way, in the above embodiment, the engagement movement restricting portions 118, 188, 198 are configured in a recessed shape, but the present invention is not limited to this. In short, the engagement movement restricting portion may be configured in any structure as long as the movement of the binding band can be regulated in the wiring engaging portion. For example, it may be a through hole through which the binding band is inserted, or it may be a pair of protrusions capable of contacting both side edges of the binding band. Further, although the binding bands 111, 171 and 191 are mentioned as an example of the engaging member in the present invention, the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any configuration of the engaging member may be adopted as long as the wiring can be engaged with the wiring engaging portion. Further, as the substrate (electrical substrate) in the present invention, the relay substrates 108, 145 and the light emitting substrates 103, 152 have been exemplified, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any combination of substrates having any function may be adopted as long as the substrates are connected to each other by wiring.

Further, in the above embodiment, the lower rotating accessory 142 is mentioned as an example of the movable member of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to this. In short, as long as it is a movable member that can move as the game progresses, the configuration and operation mode of the movable member do not matter. Then, the accessory side wiring engaging portion 168 is mounted on the lower rotating accessory 142 in a rotatable state, but the present invention is not limited to this. In short, any form of relative movement may be set as long as the wiring engaging portion is mounted so as to be able to move relative to the movable member. For example, the wiring engaging portion may be configured to slide with respect to the movable member, or may be configured to rotate while sliding.

Next, a modified example of the wiring engaging portion will be described. The wiring engaging portion described as a modification is provided in a part of the game board 301 shown in FIGS. 24 and 25.

As shown in FIGS. 24 and 25, the game board 301 has a game area 303 formed in front of the game base unit 302 which is the base of the game board 301, and a frame-shaped center in the central portion of the game area 303. The case 304 is arranged, and two decorative members 306 and 307 are arranged side by side in the upper frame portion of the center case 304. Further, a control unit (back surface component) 310 is mounted on the back surface side of the game base unit 302, and a plurality of units (upper left accessory unit 312, lower side) are contained in the unit case 311 which is the case of the control unit 310. The accessory unit 313 and the discharge flow path unit 314) are mounted, and the accessory units 321 and 313 are configured to face the player side from the inner opening of the center case 304 (see FIG. 24).

The lower accessory unit 313 is a unit that executes a decorative effect by rotating a movable member in the vertical direction, and as shown in FIG. 26, two decorative panels (two decorative panels (2) on the front surface of the horizontally long lower unit main body 320. The decorative front panel 321 and the decorative rear panel 322) are arranged one on top of the other. As shown in FIG. 27, the lower unit main body 320 includes a horizontally long lower unit case 325 formed by stacking a front lower unit cover 325a and a rear lower unit base 325b in the front-rear direction. The lower rotating accessory (movable member) 327 connected in the lower unit case 325 in a rotatable state, and the lower rotating motor (drive source) 328 mounted on the lower unit cover 325a. It is configured to prepare.

Specifically, a rotating shaft portion 331 is provided in the central portion of the lower unit base 325b in the left-right direction, and one side portion of the lower rotating accessory 327 is provided on the rotating shaft portion 331 (right side in FIG. 27). The portion) is attached to the shaft in a rotatable state, and the stopper 332 prevents the lower rotating accessory 327 from falling off from the rotating shaft portion 331. Further, a support plate 333 for supporting the lower rotating accessory 327 from the rear is mounted on the side (left side in FIG. 27) of the rotating shaft portion 331 of the lower unit base 325b, and the supporting plate is attached. The lower rotating accessory 327 is configured to rotate while sliding on the arc-shaped support ridge 333a on the 333. Further, a lower rotation motor 328 is mounted on the front surface of the lower unit cover 325a so that the output shaft of the lower rotation motor 328 protrudes toward the lower unit base 325b, and the lower rotation of the lower unit base 325b is rotated. A rotation transmission gear 335 (see FIGS. 28 and 29) is provided between the output shaft of the dynamic motor 328 and one side portion (axle attachment portion) of the lower rotating accessory 327, and the lower rotating motor 328 is provided. The output (driving force) from the above is transmitted to the lower rotating accessory 327 by the rotation transmission gear 335 to make the lower rotating accessory 327 rotatable. Then, by driving the lower rotation motor 328, the lower rotation accessory 327 is housed in the lower unit case 325 in the sideways posture (see FIG. 28), and the lower rotation The accessory 327 is configured to be converted into an effect execution state (see FIG. 29) extending upward from the lower unit case 325 from the shaft attachment location. It should be noted that, on the side of the shaft attachment portion of the lower rotating accessory 327, an accessory urging member 336 composed of a coil spring or the like is provided, and the accessory urging member 336 rotates downward in the effect execution state. To give urging force to the accessory 327 (specifically, urging force in the rotation direction (counterclockwise when viewed from the front of the lower accessory unit 313) to return to the non-execution state (initial state) of the effect). It is configured in.

The lower rotating accessory 327 is an accessory that imitates the shape of an ax, and one end of the portion that imitates the shape of the handle of the ax is used as a shaft attachment point, and the portion that imitates the shape of the blade of the ax rotates. It is configured to be an end portion and rotate in the vertical direction to perform an effect operation. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 30, a rotating accessory base 341 axially attached to the lower unit base 325b is provided, and one side portion of the rotating accessory base 341 (right side portion in FIG. 30). ), An accessory bearing portion 342 that serves as a center of rotation is provided, and an annular accessory gear portion 343 is mounted on the front side of the accessory bearing portion 342, and the rotation transmission gear of the accessory gear portion 343 is mounted. An arcuate gear 343a is formed on the 335 side (on the right side in FIG. 30) and meshes with the rotation transmission gear 335. Further, on the rear side of the accessory bearing portion 342, the rotation direction for converting the lower rotating accessory 327 from the effect non-execution state to the effect execution state (clockwise when viewed from the front of the lower accessory unit 313). It is provided with an accessory urging tool 344 such as a coil spring that urges the head.

Further, a non-execution detection piece 347 of the accessory is projected from the lower side of the accessory gear portion 343 (specifically, a portion that becomes the lower side in the non-execution state of the lower rotating accessory 327), and the lower unit The rotating accessory non-execution detection sensor 348 (see FIGS. 27 and 28) provided on the base 325b can detect the accessory non-execution detection piece 347. Then, on the side of the accessory gear portion 343 opposite to the gear 343a (on the left side of the accessory gear portion 343 in FIG. 30) across the central opening portion, along the circumferential direction of the accessory gear portion 343. The extending rotating panel 350 is fixed, and the accessory execution detection piece 352 is placed on the upper side of the rotating panel 350 (specifically, the upper side of the lower rotating accessory 327 in the non-execution state of the effect). The accessory execution detection piece 352 can be detected by the rotating accessory execution detection sensor 353 (see FIGS. 27 and 28) provided on the lower unit base 325b.

Further, in the rotating accessory base 341, on the front side of the other side portion (left portion in FIG. 30) which is a portion imitating the shape of the blade of the ax, the rotating accessory base 341 side is used to rotate the rotating accessory base 341. The object light emitting substrate (electrical substrate) 356, the light guide panel 357, the light diffusion sheet 358, and the first rotating accessory decorative panel 359 that imitates the blade shape with the cutting edge facing upward are arranged in this order, and the first rotating accessory is arranged. The decorative panel 359 is made of a translucent member (transparent resin, etc.) to allow light transmission, and a light emitting body 356a such as an LED is placed on the front surface of the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 356 (on the side of the first rotating accessory decorative panel 359). Is implemented. Further, on the front side of the rotating accessory base 341, between the accessory bearing portion 342 and the first rotating accessory decorative panel 359, a second rotating member having a laterally rectangular shape imitating the shape of the handle of an ax. A decorative panel 360 is attached, and a first decorative plate 361 with a decorative pattern is attached to the front between the first rotating accessory decorative panel 359 and the second rotating accessory decorative panel 360. A second decorative plate 362 with a decorative pattern is mounted on the side opposite to the first decorative plate 361 with the first rotating accessory decorative panel 359 sandwiched between them.

Then, as shown in FIG. 31, the lower accessory unit 313 includes the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 356 of the lower accessory unit 313 and the relay substrate (board) arranged behind the lower accessory unit 313. ) 365 is connected by a plurality of light emitting connection wirings (wiring) 366, and further, the relay board 365 and the effect control device (not shown) are connected by the relay wiring (not shown), and the effect control device or the like is connected. Is configured to be transmitted to the rotating accessory light emitting board 356 via the relay wiring, the relay board 365, and the light emitting connection wiring 366. Specifically, a wiring connector 356b is mounted on the second rotating accessory decorative panel 360 side (right side in FIG. 30) of the rotating accessory light emitting board 356, and one end of the light emitting connection wiring 366 is connected to the wiring connector 356b. On the other hand, the other end of the light emitting connection wiring 366 is connected to the wiring connector 365a on the relay board 365 (see FIG. 31). Further, the portion of the light emitting connection wiring 366 located on the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 356 side is passed between the second rotating accessory decorative panel 360 and the rotating accessory base 341 to pass the accessory gear portion 343. The portion of the light emitting connection wiring 366 located on the relay board 365 side is connected to the front from the rear of the lower accessory unit 313 to the wiring insertion port of the lower unit base 325b (specifically, the lower part of the lower unit base 325b). (Wiring insertion port) 368 is passed through to reach the front of the accessory gear portion 343. Further, a wiring engaging portion 371 on the accessory base side is provided on the front surface of the rotating accessory base 341 (specifically, the front surface of the portion where the second rotating accessory decorative panel 360 is mounted) (see FIG. 30). The rotating panel 350 is provided with a panel-side wiring engaging portion 372 (see FIG. 30), and the lower unit base 325b is provided with a unit base-side wiring engaging portion 373 (see FIG. 27), and each wiring engaging portion 371. , 372 and 373 are configured to engage the light emitting connection wiring 366 via an endless band-shaped binding band (engagement member) 375.

As shown in FIGS. 32 and 33, the panel-side wiring engaging portion (wiring engaging portion) 372 provided on the rotating panel 350 extends in the extending direction (in other words, light emitting connection) of the lower rotating accessory 327. A pair of engaging support portions 381 separated along the extending direction of the wiring 366) are projected toward the front of the rotating panel 350, and the engaging main body portion is provided between the protruding ends of the engaging support portions 381. 382 is erected. Further, the space portion surrounded by the pair of engaging support portions 381 and the engaging main body portion 382 is used as the engaging insertion hole 383 to allow the binding band 375 to be inserted, and the pair of engaging support portions 381 of the rotating panel 350 can be inserted. The panel through hole 384 and the engagement insertion hole 383 formed between each other are communicated with each other (see FIGS. 32 (a) and 33 (b)).

Further, the engaging body portion 382 of the panel-side wiring engaging portion 372 is provided with an engaging movement restricting portion 386 that regulates the movement of the binding band 375. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 32 (a) and 32 (b) and 33 (b), the front edge portion of the engaging body portion 382 facing the lower unit cover 325a side (in FIG. 33 (b), The engagement movement restricting portion 386 is formed in a concave shape on the upper edge portion) so that the binding band 375 can be fitted, and the movement of the fitted binding band 375 (specifically, the binding band 375 is the light emitting connection wiring 366. It is configured to regulate (shifting along the extending direction).

Further, on one side of the engaging movement restricting unit 386 (specifically, on the side of the engaging movement restricting unit 386 closer to the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 356 (on the left side in FIG. 33B)). An engagement guide portion 387 capable of guiding the binding band 375 to the engagement movement restricting portion 386 is provided, and the front edge portion of the engagement guide portion 387 to which the binding band 375 can come into contact and the engagement main body portion 382 are engaged. The separation distance L (see FIG. 33 (b)) in the front-rear direction from the trailing edge portion on the insertion / insertion hole 383 side is gradually reduced as it approaches the engagement movement restricting portion 386 side (engagement main body portion 382 side). It is set. In other words, the thickness of the portion of the engagement guide portion 387 where the binding band 375 can be wound is set so as to gradually decrease as it approaches the engagement movement restricting portion 386 side (engagement main body portion 382 side). From the inclined end of the front edge portion of the engagement guide portion 387, the front edge portion of the engagement main body portion 382 is directed toward the rotation center side (in FIG. 33B, the right side) of the lower rotating accessory 327. Although it extends, this front edge portion is substantially parallel to the opening edge of the engaging insertion hole 383 (specifically, the opening edge of the engaging insertion hole 383 located on the engaging body portion 382 side). It is formed.

Then, in order to engage the light emitting connection wiring 366 with the panel side wiring engaging portion 372, first, a plurality of light emitting connection wirings 366 are hung between the pair of engaging support portions 381 from above, and the engaging support portion is engaged. They are arranged along the protruding direction of 381 (vertical direction in FIG. 32 (b)). When the light emitting connection wiring 366 is brought into contact with the panel side wiring engaging portion 372 in this way, the binding band 375 before the endless band shape is passed through the engaging insertion hole 383, and the ends of the binding band 375 are engaged with each other. Stop and make it into an endless band. At this time, by performing the locking operation while fitting the binding band 375 to the engaging movement restricting portion 386, the binding band 375 is less likely to be inadvertently displaced from the panel side wiring engaging portion 372 during the locking operation. The locking work between the ends of the binding band 375 can be smoothly performed. Further, even if the binding band 375 is laterally disengaged from the engaging movement restricting portion 386 and tries to be wound around the engaging guide portion 387 during the work of forming the binding band 375 into an endless band shape, the binding band is gradually tightened. The 375 slides on the engagement guide portion 387 in an unstable manner and is returned to the engagement movement restricting portion 386.

When the ends of the binding band 375 are locked to each other to form the binding band 375 into an endless band shape, the light emitting connection wiring 366 is bound together with the engaging main body portion 382 into the endless band-shaped binding band 375. In other words, the light emitting connection wiring 366 is engaged with the engaging main body portion 382 (panel side wiring engaging portion 372) by the binding band 375. Further, a part of the binding band 375 is fitted to the engaging movement restricting portion 386, and the binding band 375 is displaced in the extending direction of the engaging main body portion 382 (in other words, the extending direction of the light emitting connection wiring 366). Regulated and stable. Therefore, there is an inconvenience that the binding band 375 is tilted and becomes unstable, and further, an unstable binding band 375 applies a concentrated load to a part of the light emitting connection wiring 366 and the light emitting connection wiring 366 is easily broken. Can be suppressed. Further, the light emitting connection wiring 366 becomes stable (specifically, the engaged state of the light emitting connection wiring 366 becomes stable) with the stability of the binding band 375, and the light emitting connection wiring 366 on the rotating panel 350 is damaged. It is possible to prevent problems such as disconnection and disconnection. Further, since the binding band 375 disengaged from the engaging movement restricting portion 386 can be guided to the engaging movement restricting portion 386 by the engaging guide portion 387, the inconvenience that the binding band 375 becomes unstable can be further suppressed. it can.

Then, as shown in FIG. 31, when the lower rotating accessory 327 is rotated, the portion of the light emitting connection wiring 366 that passes in front of the accessory gear portion 343 bends. At this time, in the light emitting connection wiring 366, due to the movement of the bending portion, a force that tends to shift toward the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 356 side with respect to the portion bound to the panel side wiring engaging portion 372 is applied. May work. However, since the engaging band engaged with the panel side wiring engaging portion 372 is prevented from being displaced toward the rotating accessory light emitting substrate 356 side by the engaging guide portion 387, the light emitting connection wiring 366 is bound. There is no deviation. Therefore, the united state of the light emitting connection wiring 366 can be stabilized regardless of the execution of the rotation (effect operation) of the lower rotating accessory 327.

The engagement guide portion 387 is configured to have a wedge shape, but the present invention is not limited to this. In short, if it has a function of guiding the binding band (engagement member) 375 disengaged from the engagement movement regulation portion 386 to the engagement movement regulation portion 386, what shape the engagement guide portion is set to? You may. For example, the engagement guide portion may be formed in a semicircular shape or a hemispherical shape. Further, the panel-side wiring engaging portion 372 described above includes the engaging guide portion 387 only on one side of the engaging movement restricting portion 386, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, the engagement guide portion 387 may be provided on the side of the engagement movement restricting portion 386. For example, the engagement guide portion may be provided only on the other side of the engagement movement restriction portion 386 (the side closer to the relay board 364), or may be provided on both sides of the engagement movement restriction portion 386. ..

Further, the panel side wiring engaging portion 372 is exemplified as a wiring engaging portion provided with an engaging guide portion on the side of the engaging movement restricting portion, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, the engagement guide portion may be applied to any form of the wiring engaging portion as long as it is a wiring engaging portion provided with an engaging movement restricting portion.

Next, the game board 501 of the pachinko gaming machine, which is characterized by the configuration on the game area, will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 34, 35, and 36 (a), the game board 501 is stopped in a state where a plurality of side cases 503 are connected in a frame shape to the front surface of the game base unit 502 which is the base of the game board 501. The game area 504 is divided by wearing, and a center case 505 having an open central portion is arranged above the game area 504. Further, on both the left and right sides of the center case 505, a case ball flow down path through which the game ball can pass (first case ball flow down path 506 located on the right side, second case ball flow down path 507 located on the left side) is provided. A transparent flow path cover 511 is placed on the front side of the first case ball flow down path 506, a normal drawing start gate 512 is placed on the upstream side of the first case ball flow down path 506, and the normal drawing start gate 512 is won. The (passed) game ball can be detected by the gate switch 513. Then, the normal map variation display game can be executed with the winning of the game ball to the normal map start gate 512 (specifically, the detection of the game ball by the gate switch 513) as the start condition (normal map start condition). Further, in the downstream portion of the first case ball flow down path 506, a first large winning opening 516 opened and closed by the blade member 515 is arranged, and among the first case ball flow down paths 506, the normal starting gates 512 and the first A general winning opening 517 is arranged at a position located between the large winning opening 516.

Further, in the game area 504, a first start winning opening 521 is provided below the central portion of the center case 505, and the first case ball flow down path 506 side of the first starting winning opening 521 (in FIG. 34 (a)). , Right side), a variable winning unit 525 composed of a second big winning part (second big winning opening) 523 and a second starting winning part (second starting winning opening) 524 is arranged. However, the general winning openings 527 are arranged side by side at a position shifted to the second case ball flow down path 507 side (left side in FIG. 34 (a)) from the first starting winning opening 521. A winning unit 528 is arranged. The first start winning opening 521 is provided with a first starting opening switch 531 capable of detecting a game ball that has won the first starting winning opening 521, and the second starting winning section 524 is provided with the second starting winning. A second start winning detection switch (second starting port switch) 532 capable of detecting a winning game ball is provided in the unit 524. Then, the special figure 1 variable display game can be executed with the winning of the game ball to the first starting winning opening 521 (specifically, the detection of the gaming ball by the first starting opening switch 531) as the starting condition, and the second starting winning section The special figure 2 variable display game can be executed with the winning of the game ball to 524 (specifically, the detection of the game ball by the second start winning detection switch 532) as the starting condition. Further, if the game ball wins the first start winning opening 521 during the execution of the special figure 1 variable display game, the execution of a new special figure 1 variable display game based on this winning is set in advance as the special figure 1 start memory. Stores up to the set maximum number and holds it. In addition, if the game ball wins the second start winning section 524 during the execution of the special figure 2 variable display game, the execution of a new special figure 2 variable display game based on this winning is set in advance as the special figure 2 start memory. Stores up to the set maximum number and holds it. The configuration of the variable winning unit 525 including the second starting winning section 524 will be described in detail later.

Further, a ball rolling shelf 535 on which the game ball can roll toward the general winning opening 527 is provided on the upper part of the general winning unit 528, and a batch display device 536 is provided on the front surface of the general winning unit 528. The display device 536 is configured to display a normal figure variation display game, a special figure variation display game (special figure 1 variation display game, a special figure 2 variation display game), a game state display, and the like. Then, at the lower end of the game area 504 located below the first start winning hole 521, an out port 537 for collecting the game balls that have flowed down without winning is opened, and among the game areas 504, the center case 505 and the like are opened. A plurality of obstacle nails 538 are planted at locations other than the attachment portion of the game member.

Further, as shown in FIG. 36A, a control unit (back surface component) 541 is mounted on the back surface side of the game base unit 502, and a display device 542 is mounted on the back side of the control unit 541 to mount the control unit. A decorative special figure variable display game (first special figure variable display game or second) in which the display unit 542a of the display device 542 faces forward from the central portion of 541 and the central portion of the center case 505 to display a plurality of identification information in a variable manner. The effect display corresponding to the special figure variation display game) can be displayed on the display unit 542a. Then, a discharge flow path unit 543 is provided in the lower part of the control unit 541, and the discharge flow path unit 543 is connected to the rear part of a winning device such as the first starting winning opening 521 or the variable winning unit 525, and flows down the game area 504. Then, the game balls (winning balls) that have won the prize in the winning device can be collected in the discharge flow path unit 543. Further, a game control device 546 that comprehensively controls the game is mounted below the display device 542 on the back side of the control unit 541, and an effect control device that controls the effect operation in the game is mounted on the back side of the display device 542. I am wearing 547.

Next, the center case 505 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 34 and 36 (a), the center case 505 includes a frame-shaped case base 551 as a base of the center case 505, and a display device 542 can be visually recognized in the central portion of the case base 551. The case window part 552 is opened. Further, on the front surface of the upper side portion of the case base 551, an eaves-shaped armor portion 553 projecting toward the front of the center case 505 is arranged in an arc state inclined downward toward both the left and right sides of the center case 505. An arc-shaped armor decoration portion 554 is arranged on the lower edge portion of the portion 553.

Further, the upstream openings of the case ball flow down passages 506 and 507 on both the left and right sides face the lower end of the inclination of the armor portion 553, respectively, and a game ball is placed between the case window portion 552 and each case ball flow down passage 506 and 507. A ball intrusion prevention wall that prevents intrusion from the ball flow down path 506, 507 into the case window portion 552 (on the first ball intrusion prevention wall 556 located on the first case ball flow down path 506 side, and on the second case ball flow down path 507 side). The located second ball intrusion prevention wall 557) is projected forward. Further, the downstream opening of the first case ball flow down path 506 is opened below the center case 505 to communicate with the variable winning unit 525, and the middle stream portion of the second case ball flow down path 507 branches to the left and right, and the downstream portion. In, both branch paths are merged, and the downstream opening of the second case ball flow down path 507 is opened to the side of the center case 505. A blocking wall decorative member 559 is provided above the case window portion 552 side of the first ball intrusion blocking wall 556, and the posture of the blocking wall decorative member 559 is tilted (upstream opening side of the first case ball flow down path 506). Set to a posture in which the posture is inclined downward from (entrance side) toward the center side of the case window portion 552), and at a position below the blocking wall decorative member 559 on the case window portion 552 side of the first ball intrusion prevention wall 556. Is provided with a vertically long hold display unit 560.

In the hold display unit 560, the special figure 1 hold number display unit 561, the special figure 2 hold number display unit 562, the special figure 1 fourth symbol display unit 563, and the special figure 2 fourth symbol display unit 564 emit light from LEDs or the like, respectively. It is composed of members and arranged. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 35, two special figures 2 hold number display units 562 are arranged vertically on the upper part of the hold display unit 560, and two special figures 1 are arranged at the center of the hold display unit 560. The number of hold display units 561 are arranged vertically, and in the lower part of the hold display unit 560, the special figure 1 fourth symbol display unit 563 is arranged on the upper side, and the special figure 2 fourth symbol display unit 564 is arranged on the lower side. Are arranged. The special figure 1 hold number display unit 561 displays the execution hold number of the special figure 1 variable display game by the number of light emission, and the special figure 2 hold number display unit 562 displays the execution hold number of the special figure 2 variable display game by the light emission number. To do. In addition, the special figure 1 fourth symbol display unit 563 displays the special figure 1 fourth symbol for notifying the result of the special figure 1 variable display game together with the stop mode of the variable symbol by emitting light, and the special figure 2 second 4 The symbol display unit 564 displays the special figure 2 fourth symbol for notifying the result of the special figure 2 variable display game together with the stop mode of the variable symbol by light emission. In addition, using the two light emitting members arranged in the lower part of the hold display unit 560, the result of the special figure 1 variable display game or the fourth symbol for notifying the result of the special figure 2 variable display game is emitted by light emission. It may be configured to be displayed. Further, the hold display or the symbol may not be displayed on the hold display unit 560, and instead, the hold display or the symbol may be displayed on the display unit 542a of the display device 542.

Then, in the second case ball flow down path 507, a partition member (partition plate) 567 that partitions the branch path of the middle stream portion to the left and right is provided on the rear partition wall 568 of the second case ball flow down path 507 (specifically, the second case ball flow down). The road 507 is projected forward from the rear partition wall 568) that partitions the road 507 from the rear display portion 542 side, and the front edge portion of the partition member 567 is the front edge portion of the armor portion 553 or the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557. The protruding dimensions (front and rear dimensions) are set so that they are aligned with the front edge of the body. Further, the partition member 567 is fastened and detached by a fastener (not shown) such as a screw. Therefore, when the partition member 567 is damaged due to repeated collisions of the game balls and the partition member 567 needs to be replaced, the partition member 567 in the damaged state is released from the fastener and the damaged partition member 567 is used on the game board. A new partition member 567 that is removed from 501 and prepared separately can be fastened with a fastener.

Further, on the lower side portion of the case base 551, a stage portion 571 capable of rolling the game ball in the lateral direction (front-back direction and left-right direction) is arranged. Further, a guide groove 572 that guides the game ball from above the stage portion 571 to the front and the bottom of the stage portion 571 is provided in the central portion of the stage portion 571 in the left-right direction (see FIG. 34). Further, behind the stage portion 571, a translucent entry control wall 573 that restricts the game ball on the stage portion 571 from entering the rear display device 542 side is erected, and the entry control wall 573 A horizontally long stage decorative panel 574 is fixed to the rear (see FIG. 36 (a)), and a ball introduction path through which a game ball can flow down is provided at one side end (left end in FIG. 34) of the stage portion 571. (Warp flow path) 575 is provided. Then, the entrance of the ball introduction path 575 is opened to the middle stream portion of the second case ball flow down path 507, the exit of the ball introduction path 575 is opened toward the stage portion 571, and the game ball is opened from the second case ball flow down path 507. It is configured so that it can reach the stage portion 571 through the ball introduction path 575. Further, on the side of the case base 551 opposite to the ball introduction path 575 (on the right side in FIG. 34) across the stage portion 571, light is emitted as the game progresses (specifically, a big hit state occurs). It is provided with a light emitting notification unit 576 capable of executing notification (for example, notification for urging a player to hit the game ball to the right).

Next, the control unit 541 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 36A, the control unit 541 includes a unit case 580 fixed to the back surface of the game base unit 502 with the front side open, and a rectangular display on the rear portion of the unit case 580. The opening window 580a is opened so as to penetrate in the front-rear direction, and the display unit 542a of the display device 542 mounted behind the unit case 580 faces the display opening window 580a (see FIG. 34). Further, a plurality of units (upper accessory unit 581, side accessory unit 582, side decoration unit 583, lower accessory unit 584) are housed in the front opening portion of the unit case 580, and each unit is 581, 582. 583,584 are located behind the center case 505 along the opening edge of the case window 552 and are configured to be visible from the front of the game board 501 (see FIG. 34). Specifically, an inverted L-shaped upper accessory unit 581 on which an upper elevating accessory member 586 imitating a heart shape can be elevated is provided on the inner upper part of the unit case 580, and the upper accessory unit is provided. On one side of 581 (on the right side in FIG. 36A), a side accessory unit 582 in which a disk-shaped rotating accessory member 587 can rotate is provided, and the upper accessory unit 581 is provided. A vertically long side decoration unit 583 is provided in front of the other side (left side in FIG. 36A) that exhibits a vertically oriented posture. Further, a lower lower part of the unit case 580 is provided with a lower part 584 in which a rectangular frame-shaped lower elevating part member 589 can be raised and lowered, and a flat plate shape is provided in the frame of the lower part of the lower elevating part 589. The translucent panel 590 is held, and a part of the display content on the display unit 542a can be visually recognized from the player side through the translucent panel 590.

As shown in FIG. 36B, an upper elevating light emitting panel 586a capable of emitting light is provided on both left and right sides of the upper elevating accessory member 586 of the upper accessory unit 581, and an upper slide panel 586b is provided on the upper side. The upper lifting accessory member 586 is slidable upward, and a lower slide panel 586c is provided on the lower side so that the upper lifting accessory member 586 can be slid downward.

As shown in FIG. 37, the side decorative unit 583 includes a vertically elongated decorative base 595 having translucency, and on the rear side of the decorative base 595, a base light emitting substrate 596 and a substrate cover are provided from the decorative base 595 side. The 597 and the connector cover 598 are stacked in this order, and a light emitting body 596a such as an LED is mounted on the front surface (decorative base 595 side) of the base light emitting substrate 596. Further, a plurality of decorative pieces 600 and a block-shaped side decorative member 601 are fastened to the front side of the decorative base 595, and each decorative piece 600 and the side decorative member 601 are attached to the case window portion 552 of the center case 505. It is configured so that it can be visually recognized by facing the player in front (see FIG. 34). In addition, in the configuration (second case ball flow down path 507 rear partition wall 568, second ball intrusion prevention wall 557, partition member 567) overlapping in front of the side decoration unit 583, a material having translucency (transparent resin). Etc.), and the light from the light emitting body 596a on the base light emitting substrate 596 can be transmitted and emitted to the front of the game board 501.

The side decorative member (decorative member) 601 is a short block member having translucency, and as shown in FIG. 38 (a), the case is from the upstream opening side (entrance side) of the second case ball flow down path 507. The window portion 552 is set to a downwardly inclined posture toward the center side (in other words, an inclined posture different from that of the blocking wall decorative member 559). Further, the inclined lower portion of the side decorative member 601 is used as the light emitting decorative portion 601a, and the side light emitting substrate 602 on which the light emitting body 602a such as the LED is mounted is housed from the rear (see FIG. 37), and the inclined side decorative member 601 is inclined. The upper part is the flow path polymerization section 601b, the front surface portion of the flow path polymerization section 601b is shifted rearward from the front surface portion of the light emitting decorative portion 601a, and the dimension (thickness dimension) in the front-rear direction of the flow path polymerization section 601b is emitted. It is thinner than the decorative portion 601a (see FIGS. 37 and 38 (b)).

When the side decoration unit 583 provided with the side decoration member 601 having such a configuration is arranged behind the center case 505, the flow path overlapping portion 601b becomes the rear partition wall 568 as shown in FIGS. 38 and 39. And the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557 (specifically, the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557 which is the side partition wall of the second case ball flow down path 507) is polymerized from the rear, and the light emitting decoration portion 601a prevents the second ball invasion. It is located inside the case window portion 552 with respect to the wall 557. In other words, the position where the side decorative member 601 overlaps the rear partition wall (predetermined member) 568 and the second ball intrusion prevention wall (predetermined member) 557 in the front-rear direction, and is separated from the rear partition wall 568 and the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557. It exists continuously across the position. Further, the front surface portion of the light emitting decoration portion 601a is arranged in front of the rear surface portion of the rear partition wall 568 and the trailing edge portion (rear surface portion) of the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557, and the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557 The front edge portion and the partition member 567 are positioned so as to be aligned in the front-rear direction with respect to the front edge portion (see FIGS. 38 (b) and 39). In this way, the front surface portion of the side decorative member 601 is configured to be displaced in the front-rear direction by the flow path overlapping portion 601b and the light emitting decorative portion 601a, so that the side decorative member 601 has a flat decorative structure. Can be avoided. Therefore, by arranging the side decoration member 601, it is possible to give an aesthetically pleasing decoration and enhance the interest of the game. The front surface of the side decorative member 601 does not come into contact with a transparent member (not shown) such as a glass plate covering the game board 501, and the front edge of the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557 and the armor portion 553. It may protrude forward from the front edge of the.

Further, as shown in FIG. 40, the base light emitting board 596 and the side light emitting board 602, which are both opaque, are located so as to be separated from each other in the left-right direction when viewed from the player side (front of the game board 501). The display unit 542a of the display device 542 faces from behind the gap between the light emitting substrates 596 and 602. Therefore, the display executed behind the side decorative member 601 of the display unit 542a is the rear partition wall 568 of the second case ball flow down path 507, the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557, and the gap between the light emitting substrates 596 and 602. It can be visually recognized from the player side via the decorative base 595. As a result, it is possible to expect an improvement in the synergistic effect of the game effect by the display on the display unit 542a, the decoration by the side decorative member 601 and the light emission from the light emitting substrates 596 and 602, and the interest of the game is improved. be able to. In each of the light emitting substrates 596 and 602, the light emitting bodies 596a and 602a are mounted on the side edge portions facing the gap, and the light from the light emitting bodies 596a and 602a is easily diffused to the gap. Therefore, when the light emitting of each of the 596a and 602a, the gap between the light emitting substrates 596 and 602 becomes inconspicuous, and the inconvenience that the darkness of the gap becomes conspicuous and the aesthetic appearance is spoiled can be suppressed.

As shown in FIG. 41, also in the blocking wall decoration member 559 and the armor decoration portion 554 located on the ball flow down path 506 side of the first case, the light emitting substrate 605 is arranged behind and the light is emitted by the light from the light emitting body 605a. Although it is configured to be decorated, the light emitting substrate 605 is a single substrate and is not composed of a plurality of separated substrates. This is because, if a light emitting board is composed of a plurality of separated substrates to enable light emitting decoration of the blocking wall decoration member 559 and the armor decoration portion 554, a hold display arranged below the blocking wall decoration member 559 is provided. If the light emitters on the plurality of substrates in the separated state are turned off while the unit 560 is emitting light, the difference between the darkness of the gap between the substrates and the brightness due to the emission of the hold display unit 560 can be clearly seen. This is because the aesthetics are spoiled. Further, if a plurality of boards are arranged, the processing of wiring from each board becomes complicated. Specifically, the first large winning opening 516, the general winning gate 512, the general winning opening 517, etc. that affect the result of the game are the first case ball flow down path 506 side (especially the upstream side) of the game board 501. If the light emitting board of the blocking wall decorative member 559 is also composed of a plurality of light emitting boards, the wiring having a structure that affects the result of the game and the wiring of the light emitting board will be mixed, and the inspection work will be performed. During (inspection work at a game store or inspection work shipped by the manufacturer), it becomes difficult to distinguish the wiring, and there is a risk that mistakes in the inspection work (such as overlooking the missing wiring) are likely to occur. In particular, if the wiring having a configuration that affects the result of the game (particularly, the wiring of the count switch) is left unplugged, there is a risk that the player will be disadvantaged. Therefore, the light emitting substrate 605 is composed of a single substrate so that it is easy to avoid mixing wirings and, by extension, overlooking the omission of wirings.

Next, the variable winning unit 525 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 42, the variable winning unit 525 is a unit configured by integrating the second major winning portion (second major winning opening) 523 and the second starting winning portion (second starting winning opening) 524. There is a second starting winning section 524 on one side (left side in FIG. 42) of the variable winning unit 525 on the out opening 537 side, and the out opening 537 is sandwiched between the second starting winning section 524. The second large winning section 523 is provided on the other side (right side in FIG. 42) on the opposite side, and the general winning opening 607 is provided between the second starting winning section 524 and the second large winning section 523. There is. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 42, 43, and 44, a winning unit base 611 anchored to the game base unit 502 is provided, and a unit flow path forming panel 612 is provided on the front surface of the winning unit base 611. The flow path partition wall 612a is projected from the back surface of the unit flow path forming panel 612 toward the winning unit base 611 (see FIG. 44) to partition the flow path structure through which the game ball can flow down. Is forming. The unit flow path forming panel 612 and the flow path partition wall 612a are made of a translucent material such as a transparent resin so that the behavior of the game ball in the variable winning unit 525 can be visually recognized from the front player side. ..

Further, the upper edge of the variable winning unit 525 is lower on the second starting winning section 524 side (left side in FIG. 44 (a)) than on the second large winning section 523 side (right side in FIG. 44 (a)). A stepped state is set, a large prize side entrance 617 is opened at the upper edge portion on the second large prize portion 523 side, and a game ball that has passed through the downstream opening of the first case ball flow down path 506 is moved into the variable prize unit 525. It is acceptable to. Further, a horizontally long ball passage 618 is provided along the upper edge of the variable winning unit 525 from the entrance of the large winning portion 617 in a downwardly inclined posture toward the second winning portion 523, and the exit of the ball passage 618. (Passing exit 618a) is opened above the stepped portion of the upper edge of the variable winning unit 525, specifically, above the standing portion that is the boundary of the stepped portion, and the second large winning portion 523 is placed in the middle portion of the ball passage 618. I'm facing you. Further, the second starting winning portion 524 side of the upper edge portion of the variable winning unit 525 is provided with a ball rolling shelf 620 that inclines downward toward the out port 537 side (left side in FIG. 44A). A general winning opening 607 is opened between the ball rolling shelf 620 and the passing exit 618a. Then, at the lower end of the inclination of the ball rolling shelf 620, a starting side entrance 622 is opened to allow the game balls that have rolled the ball rolling shelf 620 and the game balls that have flown from the stage portion 571 side to flow in, and the start is performed. The second start winning section 524 faces below the side entrance 622.

The second prize-winning section 523 has a horizontally long second prize-winning opening 625 opened on the bottom surface (ball rolling surface) of the ball passage 618 and a horizontally strip-shaped second opening that can open and close the second prize-winning opening 625. The 2nd prize opening / closing door 626, the 2nd prize opening / closing solenoid 627 (see FIG. 43) that opens / closes the 2nd prize opening / closing door 626, and the second prize ball that has passed through the 2nd prize opening / closing 625 flow down. A game ball that is arranged in the middle of the large prize ball flow down road 628 and the second large prize ball flow down road 628 and flows down the second large prize ball flow down road 628 is detected as a prize ball of the second large prize section 523. It is configured to include a count switch 629. Then, in the normal state where the second prize opening / closing solenoid 627 is not driven, the second prize opening / closing door 626 closes the second prize opening 625 to prevent the game ball in the ball passage 618 from winning. The upper surface of the second prize opening / closing door 626 functions as a rolling surface of the game ball (a part of the bottom surface of the ball passage 618). On the other hand, when the 2nd prize opening / closing solenoid 627 is driven, the 2nd prize opening / closing door 626 is slid and stored in the winning unit base 611 to open the 2nd prize opening 625, and the game in the ball passage 618. It is configured to convert to an open state that allows the ball to win.

Further, a game ball (flowing down to the downstream part) is provided with a second prize-winning ball flow-down detection switch 631 in the downstream part (a place located on the downstream side of the count switch 629) of the second prize-winning ball flow-down path 628. The game ball) can be detected. Further, the V winning flow path 632 is branched from the upstream side of the second large winning ball flow detection switch 631 to provide the V winning detection switch 633, and the entrance of the V winning flow path 632 can be opened and closed by the V winning shutter 634. When the V winning shutter 634 is open, a game ball flowing down the second large winning ball flow down path 628 flows into the V winning flow path 632 and is detected by the V winning detection switch 633, and the V winning shutter 634 is closed. Then, the game ball flowing down the second prize-winning ball flow-down path 628 passes over the V-winning shutter 634 without flowing into the V-winning flow path 632, and reaches the downstream part of the second prize-winning ball flow-down path 628. It is configured to be detected by the second prize-winning ball flow detection switch 631.

As shown in FIG. 44, the second start winning passage 524 has a second starting winning flow path 640 that is tilted downward in a direction opposite to the downward tilting posture of the ball rolling shelf 620, and the second starting winning flow path 640. From the second start winning detection switch 532, which is arranged in the downstream portion and detects the game ball flowing down the second starting winning flow path 640 as the winning ball of the second starting winning section 524, and the second starting winning detection switch 532. Also functions as a normal electric accessory of the ball pulling opening 641 opened on the upstream side (starting side entrance 622 side) and the second starting winning part 524, and the ball pulling opening 641 can be opened and closed in a horizontal strip shape. An opening / closing door (sliding member that slides) 642, a ball removing opening / closing solenoid 643 that functions as a general electric solenoid to open / close the ball removing opening / closing door 642, and a ball removing flow path 644 that communicates below the ball removing opening 641. It is configured with. Then, the downstream opening (ball removal outlet 644a) of the ball removal flow path 644 is directed to the side of the variable winning unit 525 (specifically, the side where the out port 537 is located (in FIG. 44 (a), the left side)). Is open. Further, an exposed opening 645 is opened in the unit flow path forming panel 612 at a position located in front of the ball-extracting opening / closing door 642 so that the opening / closing operation of the ball-extracting opening / closing door 642 can be visually recognized through the exposed opening 645. It is configured.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 43 and 45, the ball removal opening / closing solenoid 643 is held in the solenoid holder 647 and arranged behind the winning unit base 611, and is placed on one side (left side in FIG. 45) of the solenoid holder 647. One end of the link arm 649 is pivotally attached to the arm holder 648 to be fastened in a rotatable state. Further, the other end of the link arm 649 is engaged with the ball pulling opening / closing door 642, and the output shaft of the ball pulling opening / closing solenoid 643 is engaged with the portion of the link arm 649 that is off the rotation shaft, and the ball pulling opening / closing solenoid is engaged. The link arm 649 is rotated by the operation of 643, and the ball pull-out opening / closing door 642 is slid. A magnetic sensor 650 is provided above the solenoid holder 647, and the magnetic sensor 650 can detect the proximity of magnets and the fraudulent act of attracting a game ball by the magnets.

Then, in the normal state where the ball removal opening / closing solenoid 643 is not driven, as shown in FIGS. 44 (a), 46 (a), 47 (a), and 48 (a), the ball removal opening / closing door 642 is the winning unit base. An open state in which the ball pulling opening 641 is opened in the 611 so that the game ball flows down from the ball pulling opening 641 to the ball pulling flow path 644 without flowing into the second starting winning flow path 640 (winning blocking state). It is set to be. On the other hand, when the ball removal opening / closing solenoid 643 is driven, as shown in FIGS. 44 (b), 46 (b), 47 (b), and 48 (b), the ball removal opening / closing door 642 is removed from the winning unit base 611. A closed state (winning) that slides forward to close the ball removal opening 641 and allows the inflow of the game ball into the second start winning flow path 640 (in other words, the winning of the game ball in the second starting winning section 524). It is configured to convert to an acceptable state). At this time, the upper surface of the ball removal opening / closing door 642 (the upper surface on which the game ball can roll) functions as a ball guide surface for guiding the game ball to the second start winning flow path 640.

In the normal game state (normal state) in which the game is in progress, the ball removal opening / closing door 642 may be in a closed state (normal state in which the ball removal opening / closing solenoid 643 is not driven) or in an open state (ball removal opening / closing) with a low probability. The solenoid 643 is driven). In addition, in a game state different from the normal game state (specifically, a game state that occurs when the result of the normal figure fluctuation display game is hit, etc.), the open state (the ball pulling open / close solenoid 643 is driven). (Solenoid). That is, the ball removal opening / closing door (sliding member) 642 is configured to slide in a normal gaming state or a specific gaming state different from the normal gaming state.

Further, a vertical ball movement restricting protrusion 653 is provided on the second start winning flow path 640 side (right side of the front edge portion in FIG. 45) of the front edge portion of the ball pulling opening / closing door 642 to project a ball pulling opening / closing door. In the winning blocking state of 642, the ball movement restricting protrusion 653 is located at a position facing the upstream opening of the second starting winning channel 640 to block the inflow of the game ball into the second starting winning channel 640 (regulation). (See FIGS. 44 (a), 46 (a), 47 (a), 48 (a)). In other words, the movement from the start side entrance 622 side of the game ball toward the second start winning flow path 640 side (movement in a direction different from the direction toward the out port 537 (specific direction)) is regulated by the ball movement regulation protrusion 653. It is possible. Further, in the winning allowable state of the ball removal opening / closing door 642, the ball movement restricting protrusion 653 moves from the position in the winning blocking state to the position inside the exposed opening 645, and enters the second starting winning flow path 640 of the game ball. It is configured to allow inflow (see FIGS. 44 (b), 46 (b), 47 (b), 48 (b)).

The portion of the ball movement restricting protrusion 653 located on the winning unit base 611 side is provided with a ball guiding surface 653a (see FIGS. 47 (a) and 47 (b)), and the posture of the ball guiding surface 653a is determined by the winning unit base. The distance from the 611 (the front-back width of the passage space of the game ball) is set to be gradually narrowed toward the upstream opening of the second start winning flow path 640. When the game ball flows down toward the second starting winning flow path 640 while contacting the ball guide surface 653a with such a setting, the game ball is guided to the ball guide surface 653a and is guided to the front unit flow path forming panel 612. It becomes easier to approach the winning unit base 611 side from the side to the rear. As a result, the unit flow path forming panel 612 can be smoothly flowed into the second start winning flow path 640 without rubbing. Moreover, it becomes difficult to scratch the translucent unit flow path forming panel 612, and the scratches make it difficult for the player to see the behavior of the game ball in the second start winning flow path 640. It is possible to suppress the inconvenience that the behavior becomes difficult to see and the interest of the game is impaired. In addition, by providing the ball movement regulation protrusion 653, even if an irregular state such as a ball clogging or an illegal act (intentional ball clogging operation, fishing line goto, etc.) occurs, the game ball flows down (a prize is generated). The flow in the direction of the ball can be prevented by the ball movement restricting protrusion 653. Therefore, it is possible to avoid the inconvenience that the game ball is inadvertently won.

Further, the variable winning unit 525 is provided with damping means for attenuating the ball power (flowing force) of the game ball at a portion facing the second large winning opening 625 and a portion facing the ball removing opening 641. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 43, 44, and 47, the portion facing the second prize opening 625 is located above the second prize opening 625 in the front surface of the prize unit base 611. A plurality of parallel passage damping ridges (damping means) 657 are provided along the longitudinal direction (rolling direction of the game ball) of the ball passage 618 at the portion (in other words, the portion that divides the ball passage 618). They are lined up side by side. Further, at a position closer to the winning unit base 611 on the upper surface of the second large winning opening / closing door 626, a plurality of passing damping protrusions (damping means) 658 separated from each other are provided in the longitudinal direction of the ball passing path 618 (rolling of the game ball). They are arranged side by side along the direction).

Then, as shown in FIG. 43, the portion facing the ball extraction opening 641 is a portion located above the ball extraction opening 641 on the front surface of the winning unit base 611 (in other words, the ball extraction opening 641 and the starting side entrance). A plurality of ball-pulling damping ridges (damping means) 662 parallel to each other in a direction (located between the 622) from the starting side entrance 622 side toward the second starting winning flow path 640 side (rolling of the game ball). They are arranged side by side along the direction of movement). Further, as shown in FIGS. 43, 45, and 47 (b), a plurality of ball-pulling damping protrusions (damping means) separated from each other at a position closer to the winning unit base 611 on the upper surface of the ball-pulling opening / closing door 642. The 663s are projected side by side along the direction from the starting side entrance 622 side toward the second starting winning flow path 640 side (rolling direction of the game ball).

By providing the damping means having such a configuration, the game ball in the variable winning unit 525 (specifically, the game ball rolling in the ball passage 618, flowing in from the starting side entrance 622 and the second starting winning prize. It is possible to attenuate the ball power of the game ball (game ball) heading toward the flow path 640. As a result, it is possible to suppress the inconvenience that the game ball strongly contacts the internal structure of the variable winning unit 525, and eventually the inconvenience that the variable winning unit 525 is damaged by the contact of the game ball.

Next, a control system centered on the game control device 546 that controls the game progress of the pachinko game machine provided with the game board 501 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 49, the game control device 546 includes a CPU that controls game control, a ROM that stores a control program for game control, a RAM that is used as a work area during game control, and an input unit (input). It is composed of an interface), an output unit (output interface), and the like. Then, to various detection devices (magnetic sensor 650, radio wave sensor 670, first start port switch 531, second start winning detection switch (second start port switch) 532, gate switch 513, and each general winning port 517, 527, 607. Receives detection signals from the winning opening switch 671, V winning detection switch 633, count switch 629, front frame opening detection switch 673, transparent member holding frame opening detection switch 674, power supply device 675, etc. (Switching between the normal game state and the specific game state (big hit state, electric support state, etc.) that is more advantageous to the player than the normal game state), notification to the player, power failure response processing, etc. Is processed. Further, it functions as a control means for controlling the operation (light emitting operation, moving / rotating operation, etc.) of each unit via the effect control device 547, or the payout control device 680 and the large winning opening solenoid (blade member 515). 1st prize opening solenoid 681 for opening and closing drive, 2nd prize opening and closing solenoid 627) for opening and closing the 2nd prize opening and closing door 626), ball removal opening and closing solenoid (normal electric solenoid) 643, batch display device 536, external A command signal is transmitted to the information terminal 682 or the like to control the game in an integrated manner.

As shown in FIG. 50, the effect control device 547 includes a CPU (1st CPU 547a, 2nd CPU 547b) that controls the effect control, a ROM that stores a control program for executing the effect control, an image ROM that stores image data, and a video display. It is composed of a VDP, an input interface, an output interface, etc. that perform image processing for the purpose. Then, a signal generated as the game progresses in the pachinko gaming machine, specifically, a control signal from the game control device 546, and an effect button provided on a game effect button (not shown) that can be operated by the player. Based on the signal from the switch 685, the signal from the sensor provided in each unit, etc., the effect operation of each unit or the like is controlled. Specifically, the display of the display unit 542a of the display device 542, the sound effect output from the upper speaker 686 and the lower speaker 687, the light emission of the board decoration device 690 (light emitting board 596, 602, 605, etc.) provided on the game board 501, etc. It controls the light emission of the frame decoration device 691 and the drive of the board effect device 692 and the frame effect device 693 provided on the game board 501.

Next, regarding the effect performed on the game board 501, particularly the effect performed at the display unit 542a of the display device 542 during the execution of the decorative special figure variation display game, the effect mode using the accessory unit and the display. The present invention will be described separately from the effect mode using the device 542. In the decorative special figure variation display game, the central portion of the display unit 542a of the display device 542 is based on the fact that the game ball flowing down the game area 504 has won a prize in the first start winning opening 521 or the second starting winning unit 524. It is executed by displaying the three variable symbols (identification information) arranged side by side in a variable manner. At this time, on one side of the display unit 542a, reduced symbols obtained by reducing the above-mentioned three variable symbols are arranged vertically and variablely displayed at the same time, and below the row of reduced symbols, the special figure 1 start memory and the special figure are displayed. 2 The number of memories of the start memory is displayed as a number.

Explaining the effect mode performed by using the accessory unit, first, as shown in FIG. 51, the side accessory unit 582 holds the rotating accessory member 587 behind the display unit 560, and the effect non-execution position ( (See FIG. 34), the lower accessory unit 584 moves to the effect execution position (see FIG. 51) in front of the side portion of the display unit 542a, and the lower accessory unit 584 stages the lower lifting accessory member 589. The first effect execution position (see FIG. 34) in which the upper half of the translucent panel 590 is exposed above the stage decoration panel 574 by raising from the effect non-execution position (see FIG. 34) behind the part 571 and the stage decoration panel 574. (See FIG. 51). At this time, since the lower elevating accessory member 589 and the rotating accessory member 587 are sufficiently separated from each other, they do not interfere with the production operation.

Next, as shown in FIG. 52, the side accessory unit 582 returns the rotating accessory member 587 from the effect execution position to the effect non-execution position. Further, the upper accessory unit 581 lowers the upper lifting accessory member 586 from the effect non-execution position (see FIG. 50) above the display unit 542a, and lowers the effect execution position (see FIG. 50) in front of the upper part of the display unit 542a. (See FIG. 52). At this time, the upper elevating accessory member 586 moves while emitting light from the upper elevating light emitting panel 586a, and irradiates the side decorative member 601 with light. Therefore, the upper elevating light emitting panel 586a functions as a decorative means to decorate the side decorative member 601 with light. As a result, the aesthetic appearance of the side decorative member 601 can be further enhanced, and the interest of the game can be further enhanced.

Further, the lower accessory unit 584 further raises the lower lifting accessory member 589 from the first effect execution position to the second effect execution position where the entire translucent panel 590 is exposed above the stage decoration panel 574. Moving. Then, the display content on the display unit 542a (for example, the content of displaying the start memory with a circle and notifying the start memory) can be visually recognized from the player side through the translucent panel 590. Therefore, the player can enjoy watching the decoration of the frame structure of the lower lifting accessory member 589 around the display content on the display unit 542a, and can enhance the interest of the game. Since the rotating accessory member 587 in the effect non-execution position, the upper elevating accessory member 586 in the effect execution position, and the lower elevating accessory member 589 in the second effect execution position are separated from each other, they are produced from each other. It does not interfere with the operation.

Further, as shown in FIG. 53, the lower accessory unit 584 lowers the lower lifting accessory member 589 from the second effect execution position and returns it to the effect non-execution position. The upper lifting accessory member 586 is slid upward by sliding the 586b and protrudes upward, and the lower slide panel 586c is slid downward and protrudes downward by the upper lifting accessory member 586. The accessory unit 581 can be spread over the entire case window portion 552 to perform a decorative operation, and a powerful game effect can be shown to the player.

Next, an effect mode performed by using the display device 542 will be described. As shown in FIG. 54, the display unit 542a of the display device 542 has a light emitting notification unit 576 from a position located behind the side decorative member 601. The second case of the inclined band-shaped first image display G1 extending over the portion located behind and the upper edge portion of the lower lifting accessory member 589 from the portion located behind the blocking wall decorative member 559. It is displayed together with the inclined band-shaped second image display G2 extending over a portion located behind the portion closer to the ball flow down path 507 (to the left in FIG. 54). Then, the first image display G1 and the second image display G2 are intersected at the central portion of the display unit 542a. In the light emission notification unit 576, the light emission decoration is executed in the same color as the display color of the first image display G1. By executing such decoration, it is possible to have a relationship with the decoration of the side decoration member 601 so that the player can easily pay attention to the decoration and enhance the interest of the game. Further, a part of the first image display G1 executed behind the side decorative member 601 of the display unit 542a is a rear partition wall 568 of the second case ball flow down path 507, a second ball intrusion prevention wall 557, and a light emitting substrate. It is visually recognized from the player side through the gap between 596 and 602 and the decorative base 595. If such an effect is executed on the display unit 542a, the effect display that spreads over the entire display unit 542a can be performed, and a powerful game effect can be shown to the player. In addition, the display unit 542a functions as an effect means for producing an effect according to the side decorative member 601 to further enhance the decorative effect of the side decorative member 601 and further improve the interest of the game.

As shown in FIG. 54, when the right symbol temporarily stops during reach, the first image display G1 and the second image display G2 are displayed, and the intersection of the first image display G1 and the second image display G2 is displayed. By performing a decorative effect on the right pattern (for example, a decorative effect that emphasizes it), it becomes easier for the player to pay attention to it, and it is possible to improve the interest of the ball game. In addition, the side decorative member 601 can be shown to the player by making the extending configuration of the case window portion 552 toward the center side stand out, and it is possible to perform a decorative effect with an impact. Further, if the lower portion of the second image display G2 is superimposed on the hold display (hold display displayed by a circle) whose display mode is changing among the hold displays on the display unit 542a, the second image display G2 can be used. It is preferable because the change of the hold display can be emphasized. Then, if both the design and the hold display are decorated and produced by the image displays G1 and G2, the player is interested in both the effect related to the variable display game being executed and the effect related to the variable display game to be executed later. It can be attracted and the interest of the game can be improved.

Further, as shown in FIG. 55, even if the effect image display GE that makes the presence of the side decorative member 601 stand out is executed in the portion of the display unit 542a of the display device 542 located behind the side decorative member 601. Good. A part of the effect image display GE is from the player side via the rear partition wall 568 of the second case ball flow down path 507, the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557, the gap between the light emitting boards 596 and 602, and the decorative base 595. It is visually recognized. Even by executing such an effect, the display unit 542a functions as an effect means for performing an effect according to the side decorative member 601 to further enhance the decorative effect of the side decorative member 601 and enhance the interest of the game. It can be further improved.

Next, the main processing of the game control device 546 will be described. The control processing in the game control device 546 is a predetermined time cycle as an interrupt routine for the main processing (see FIGS. 56 and 57), which is a main routine including the power-on processing and the loop processing, and the loop processing during the main processing. It consists of timer interrupt processing (see FIG. 58) performed at (for example, 4 ms).

The main process is started when the power of the pachinko gaming machine is turned on. In this main process, as shown in FIG. 56, first, a process for disabling interrupts (step S1) is performed, and then an interrupt vector setting process (step S1) for setting the vector address of the jump destination to be executed when an interrupt occurs (step S1). Step S2), stack pointer setting process (step S3) for setting the stack pointer which is the start address of the area for saving the value of the register or the like when an interrupt occurs, and process for reading the state of the input port of the game control device 546 (step S3). Step S4), the interrupt mode setting process (step S5) for setting the interrupt processing mode is performed.

Next, the power-on delay timer is set (step S6) and the number of times the power failure monitoring signal is checked (step S7), and it is determined whether or not the power failure monitoring signal is on (step S8). When the power failure monitoring signal is on, it is determined whether or not the power failure monitoring signal has been turned on for the number of checks set in step S7 (step S8). Then, when the power failure monitoring signal is continuously on for the number of checks, that is, when it is determined that a power failure has occurred, the system waits and the power failure monitoring signal is continuously on for the number of checks. If not, the process returns to step S8 and the determination of the power failure monitoring signal is executed again. Further, when the power failure monitoring signal is not turned on in step S8, that is, when it is determined that no power failure has occurred, the power-on delay timer is updated by -1 (step S10), and the power-on delay timer is set to 0. It is determined whether or not the result is (step S11), and if it is not 0, the process returns to step S7. Then, when the power-on delay timer is 0 in step S11, access to the read / writeable RAM is permitted (step S12), and all the ports of the output unit are set to off (state where there is no output) (step). S13), the process of setting the serial port is performed (step S14).

Further, it is determined whether or not the initialization switch provided in the power supply device 675 is ON (step S15), and if it is determined that the initialization switch is not ON, the power failure inspection area 1 in the RAM is determined. It is checked whether the value is the normal power failure inspection area check data 1 (step S16), and if the value of the power failure inspection area 1 is normal, the value of the power failure inspection area 2 in the RAM is the normal power failure inspection area check data. 2 is checked (step S17), and if the value of the power failure inspection area 2 is normal, the check sum is normal in order to determine whether the data stored in the RAM is normal. Find out if it is. Specifically, the checksum of the area in the RAM is calculated (step S18), and it is determined whether or not the calculated checksum matches the checksum stored in the RAM when there is a power failure. (Step S19). Then, when the checksum is determined to be normal, that is, when the data stored in the RAM is determined to be normal, the initial value at the time of power failure recovery is saved in the area to be initialized (step). S20), the area in the RAM for storing the game state is examined, and the game state is set to a high probability state (specifically, the probability that the result mode of the special figure variation display game becomes a big hit is set higher than during normal game progress. It is determined whether or not it is in the state) (step S21), and if it is determined that it is in the high probability state, the on information is saved in the high probability notification flag area (step S22) and provided in the batch display device 536. On-data for turning on the high-probability notification LED is set in the segment area (step S23). Then, when it is determined in step S21 that the state is not in the high probability state, or when the high probability notification LED is prepared to be turned on in step S23, it is prepared to rationally execute the special figure game process. The command at the time of power failure recovery corresponding to the processing number is transmitted to the effect control device 547 (step S24).

On the other hand, when it is determined in step S15 that the initialization switch is on, or when it is determined in steps S16 and S17 that the value of the power failure inspection area is abnormal, or in step S19 the checksum is abnormal. If it is determined to be, the area to be initialized is executed by clearing all the work areas before the access prohibited area (step S25) and clearing all the stack areas after the access prohibited area (step S26). The initial value at the time of turning on the power is saved in (step S27). Further, the execution flag is saved in the lighting confirmation execution flag area (step S28), and the command at the time of turning on the power is transmitted to the effect control device 547 (step S29).

Then, after the command for power failure recovery is transmitted to the effect control device 547 in step S24, or after the command for power-on is transmitted to the effect control device 547 in step S29, the timer interrupt signal and the random number update trigger signal are transmitted. The CTC (Counter / Timer Circuit) circuit that generates the above is started (step S30), and the random number generation circuit is started and set (step S31). Furthermore, various initial value random numbers by extracting the value of the soft random number register in the random number generation circuit when the power is turned on (the initial value of the random number that determines the big hit symbol in the special figure variation display game, or the hit symbol in the normal figure variation display game). (Initial value of random number to determine) is saved in RAM (step S32), interrupts prohibited in step S1 are allowed (step S33), and various initial value random numbers are updated to break the regularity of random numbers. The initial value random number update process of (step S34) is performed.

When the initial value random number update process is executed in step S34, the power failure monitoring signal input from the power supply device 675 is read and checked via the port and the data bus in order to determine whether or not a power failure has occurred. The number of times to perform is set (step S35), and it is determined whether or not the power failure monitoring signal is ON (step S36). If the power failure monitoring signal is not on, that is, if it is determined that no power failure has occurred, the process returns to step S34, the initial value random number update process (step S34), and the number of times the power failure monitoring signal is checked (step). S35) and the determination of the power failure monitoring signal (step S36) are repeated. On the other hand, when the power failure monitoring signal is on, it is determined whether or not the power failure monitoring signal has been turned on for the number of checks set in step S35 (step S37). If the power failure monitoring signal is not continuously turned on for the number of checks, the process returns to step S36 to re-execute the determination of the power failure monitoring signal, and the power failure monitoring signal is continuously turned on for the number of checks. If so, that is, if it is determined that a power failure has occurred, a process of temporarily disabling interrupts (step S38) and a process of outputting off-data to all output ports (step S39) are performed. Further, after performing a process of saving the power failure inspection area check data in each power failure inspection area (steps S40 and S41) and a process of calculating the RAM checksum when the power is cut off (step S42), the checksum is saved (step S42). After performing the process of prohibiting access to the RAM (step S43) in step S43), the pachinko game machine waits until the power is cut off.

In the solenoid interrupt processing, as shown in FIG. 58, first, the value held in the predetermined register is transferred to the RAM to perform the register save processing (step S51), and various detection devices (magnetic sensor 650, radio wave sensor 670) are performed. , 1st start port switch 531; 2nd start winning detection switch (2nd start port switch) 532, gate switch 513, etc.) Input process (step S52), output data set by various processes Based on this, an output process (step S53) for driving and controlling an actuator such as a solenoid (first prize opening solenoid 681, second prize opening / closing solenoid 627, ball removal opening / closing solenoid 643) is performed.

Next, the payout command transmission process (step S54), the random number update process 1 (step S55), and the random number update process 2 (step S56) for outputting the commands set in the transmission buffer in various processes to the payout control device 89 are performed. After that, monitoring whether or not there is a normal signal input from the game ball detection sensors such as the first start port switch 531 and the second start winning detection switch (second start port switch) 532 and the winning port switch 671 is performed. A winning opening switch / error monitoring process (step S57) is performed to monitor an error such as whether the front frame or the transparent member holding frame (neither of which is shown) is open. In addition, a special figure game process (step S59) for performing processing related to the special figure variation display game and a normal map game process (step S60) for performing processing related to the normal figure variation display game are performed.

When the processing of each variation display game is executed, the segment LED editing process (step S61) for editing the display content of each variation display game and the display content of various information related to the game on the batch display device 536, and the detection from the magnetic sensor 650. Magnetic fraud monitoring process (step S62) that checks the signal to determine whether there is an abnormality, radio fraud monitoring process (step S63) that checks the detection signal from the radio sensor 670 to determine whether there is an abnormality, and various external devices The external information editing process (step S64) for setting the signal to be output to the output buffer is performed. Then, the interrupt request is cleared, the end of the interrupt is declared (step S65), the register data saved in step S51 is restored (step S66), the interrupt is permitted (step S67), and the timer interrupt processing ends. ..

Next, the details of the special figure game processing (step S58) in the timer interrupt processing will be described with reference to FIG. 59.
In the special figure game processing, the input monitoring of the first start port switch 531 and the second start winning detection switch (second start port switch) 532, the control of the entire process related to the special figure variation display game, and the display of the special figure are displayed. Make settings. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 59, first, the start port switch monitoring process (step S71) for monitoring the winning of the first start port switch 531 and the second start winning detection switch (second start port switch) 532. I do. In this start port switch monitoring process, when a game ball is won in the first start winning opening 521 and the second starting winning section 524, various random numbers (big hit random numbers, etc.) are extracted and a special figure fluctuation display based on the winning is displayed. Predetermine the game result based on the winning at the stage before the start of the game. The game result pre-judgment is performed.

Next, the large winning opening switch monitoring process (step S72) of monitoring and counting the signals of the count switch 629, the V winning detection switch 633, and the like is performed. Subsequently, if the special figure game processing timer is not 0, the update (-1) is performed (step S73), and whether or not the game processing timer is 0 is checked (step S74), and the special figure game processing timer is set. When it is determined that the time is up (step S74; Yes), the process of setting the special figure game sequence branch table to be referred to in order to branch to the process corresponding to the special figure game process number (step S75) is performed, and the process is performed. The process (step S76) of acquiring the branch destination address of the process corresponding to the special figure game process number is performed using the table.

Then, after performing the process of saving the return address after the branch process to the stack area (step S77), the game branch process (step S77) is performed according to the game process number. In step S78, when the game processing number is "0", the fluctuation start of the special figure fluctuation display game is monitored, and the fluctuation start setting and effect setting of the special figure fluctuation display game, and the processing during the special figure fluctuation are performed. A special figure normal process (step S79) for setting information necessary for the operation is performed. Further, in step S78, when the game processing number is "1", the special figure is changing, such as setting the stop display time of the special figure and setting the information necessary for shifting to the special figure display processing. The process (step S80) is performed. Further, in step S78, when the game processing number is "2", if the result of the special figure variation display game is a big hit, the fanfare command is set according to the big hit, and the big winning opening opening pattern of each big hit is set. The special figure display processing (step S81) for setting the corresponding fanfare time, setting the information necessary for performing the fanfare / interval processing, and the like is performed.

Further, in step S78, when the game processing number is "3", the opening time of the large winning opening 31 is set, the number of opening times is updated, and the information necessary for shifting to the processing during the opening of the large winning opening is set. Performs fanfare / interval processing (step S82). Further, in step S78, when the game processing number is "4", an interval command is set if the jackpot round is not the final round, while a command for the jackpot end screen is set if the jackpot round is the final round. The large winning opening opening processing (step S83) for setting the information necessary for shifting to the winning opening remaining ball processing is performed.

Further, in step S78, when the game processing number is "5", if the jackpot round is the final round, the process of setting the time for the remaining balls in the jackpot 31 to be discharged and the jackpot end. The large winning opening remaining ball processing (step S84) for setting the information necessary for processing is performed. Further, in step S78, when the game processing number is "6", the jackpot end processing (step S85) for setting the information necessary for shifting to the special figure normal processing (step S79) is performed.

When the above steps S79 to S85 are executed, after preparing the fluctuation pattern table for controlling the fluctuation of the special figure 1 display in the batch display device 536 (step S86), the symbol fluctuation control process related to the special figure 1 display is performed. (Step S87) is performed. After that, after preparing the fluctuation pattern table for controlling the fluctuation of the special figure 2 display in the batch display device 536 (step S88), the symbol fluctuation control process (step S89) related to the special figure 2 display is performed. End the special figure game processing. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S74 that the special figure game processing timer has not timed up (step S74; No), the process proceeds to step S86, and subsequent processing is performed.

Next, the details of the special figure normal processing (step S79) in the special figure game processing will be described with reference to FIG. 60.
In the special figure normal processing, first, it is checked whether or not the number of special figure 2 start memories is 0 (step S91). Then, in the next step S92, it is determined whether or not the special figure 2 start memory number is 0, and if it is determined that the special figure 2 start memory number is 0 (Yes), the process proceeds to step S93. In step S93, in the next step S94, it is determined whether or not the special figure 1 start memory number is 0, and if it is determined that the special figure 1 start memory number is 0 (step S94; Yes), the customer is already waiting. If it is checked whether or not the demo has started (step S95) and it is determined that the customer waiting demo has not started, that is, it has not started (step S96; No), the customer waiting demo flag is set during the customer waiting demo. Perform the setting process (step S97).

Subsequently, the customer waiting demo command is prepared (step S98), the command setting process (step S99) is performed, and the process proceeds to step S100. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S95 that the customer waiting demo has already started (step S96; Yes), the customer waiting demo flag is already set during the customer waiting demo (step S97), and the customer waiting demo command is also prepared (step S97). Since step S98) has been performed and the command setting process (step S99) has also been executed, the process proceeds to step S100 without performing these processes. In step S100, the process of preparing a table for shifting to the special figure normal processing, specifically, the processing number "0" related to the special figure normal processing and the flag defining the large winning opening fraud monitoring period are added to the table. Performs the process of setting (large prize opening fraud monitoring information), etc., and ends the special figure normal process.

On the other hand, if it is determined in step S92 that the number of stored special figures 2 starts is not 0 (step S92; No), the process proceeds to step S101 to start the variation of the special figure 2 variation display game (special figure 2 variation start process). Step S101) is performed. Then, a process (step S102) for preparing a table (for special figure 2) for shifting to the special figure changing process, specifically, a process number “1” related to the special figure changing process is displayed in the table. Information related to the end of the customer waiting demo, information for controlling the special figure 2 variable display game on the special figure 2 display (for example, a flag related to the change of the special figure 2 display in the batch display device 536, special figure 2) Performs the process of setting the initial value of the timer of the blinking cycle of the display, etc.), and ends the special figure normal process. Further, in step S94, if it is determined that the special figure 1 start storage number is not 0 (step S94; No), the process proceeds to step S103 to start the special figure 1 variation display game variation. Do. After that, a process (step S104) for preparing a table (for special figure 1) for shifting to the special figure changing process is performed, and the special figure normal process is completed.

Next, the control performed by the effect control device 547 will be described. As described above, the effect control device 547 includes a 1st CPU 547a which is a main control microcomputer and a 2nd CPU 547b which performs video control as a video control microcomputer under the control of the 1st CPU 547a. The control process by the 1st CPU 547a is mainly composed of the 1st main process shown in FIG. 61 and the interrupt process shown in FIG. 62, and the interrupt process is performed in a predetermined cycle (for example, a cycle of 2 milliseconds).

First, the 1st main process will be described. In this 1st main process, as shown in FIG. 61, the process at the start of the program is first performed. In the process at the start of this program, first, interrupts are prohibited (step S111), and various initialization processes such as CPU initialization, RAM initial value setting, and random number initialization are performed (step S112). Then, timers for various interrupts are activated (step S113) to allow interrupts (step S114).

In this 1st main process, the loop process is then performed as the main loop process. In the processing of this loop, first, the WDT (watch dog timer) is cleared (step S115), and the effect button that creates input information from the input signal (rising edge) based on the operation of the game effect operation unit (game effect button) 232. Input processing (step S116) is performed. Next, the game control command analysis process (step S117) is performed. In this game control command analysis process, it is determined whether or not the command related to the game transmitted from the game control device 546 is correctly received, and if it is correctly received, the command is confirmed, and the scene control process described later is performed. Performs the process of classifying the commands for.

Next, a test mode process (step S118), which is a process related to a test mode for testing the board decoration device 690, the frame decoration device 691, the board effect device 692, the frame effect device 693, and the like, is performed. When the test mode is changed by this test mode processing, the processing related to the subsequent games is not performed. However, in the test mode, the display on the display device 542, the output of the sound from the upper speaker 686 and the lower speaker 687, the LED light emission of the board decoration device 690 and the frame decoration device 691, and the operation of the board effect device 692 and the frame effect device 693. When performing the above, the control is performed in the process for controlling these (steps S122 to S124 described later). The test mode ends when the power of the pachinko machine is cut off.

Next, the 1st scene control process (step S119) related to the control of the game effect, the game machine error monitoring process (step S120) for monitoring the occurrence of an abnormality in the pachinko game machine, and the effect command editing process for editing the command to be output to the 2nd CPU 547b (step S120). Step S121) is performed. Next, a sound control process (step S122) that controls the output of sound from the upper speaker 686 and the lower speaker 687, a decoration control process that controls the LEDs of the board decoration device 690 and the frame decoration device 691 (step S123), and a board. The motor / SOL control process (step S124) for controlling the motors and solenoids of the effect device 692 and the frame effect device 693 is performed. Next, a random number update process (step S125) for updating the random number for determining the details of the variation mode of the decorative special figure variation display game is performed, and the process returns to the process for clearing the WDT (step S115).

Next, interrupt processing will be described. In this interrupt process, as shown in FIG. 62, first, a timer update process (step S131) for updating the soft timer managed by the program is performed. Next, an input process (step S132) for processing the signal input to the effect control device 547 and an output process (step S133) for processing the signal output from the effect control device 547 are performed. Next, the main command reception process (step S134) for receiving the command related to the game transmitted from the game control device 546 to the effect control device 547 is performed, and the interrupt process is terminated.

The 2nd CPU 547b of the effect control device 547 performs the 2nd main process shown in FIG. 63. In this 2nd main process, as shown in FIG. 63, the process at the start of the program is first performed. As the process at the start of this program, first, the CPU initialization process (step S141) for initializing the CPU is performed, the RAM is cleared to 0 (step S142), and the initial value of the RAM is set (step S143). Next, a VDP initialization process (step S144) for initializing the VDP is performed to allow various interrupts (step S145). Next, initialization processing of various control processes (step S146) is performed to allow screen drawing (step S147).

Next, the loop processing is performed as the main loop processing. Specifically, first, the system cycle wait flag is cleared (step S148), and it is determined whether or not the system cycle wait flag is 1 (step S149). The system cycle is a cycle for switching between two buffers for temporarily storing image data, and the system cycle flag is set to "1" when the switch is possible. Until the system cycle wait flag becomes 1, the determination of whether or not the system cycle wait flag is 1 (step S149) is repeated, and when the system cycle wait flag becomes 1 (step S149; Yes), the WDT (watch). dog timer) is cleared (step S150).

Next, the received command check process (step S151) is performed. In this reception command check process, it is determined whether or not the command transmitted from the 1st CPU 547a is correctly received, and if it is correctly received, the command is confirmed and the command for the 2nd scene control process is classified. Perform processing. Next, based on the received command, the 2nd scene control process (step S152) for determining the display content is performed.

Next, a background process (step S153) for setting the background is performed. In this background processing, a process of displaying a background according to a game state (whether or not there is a probability state or a customer waiting state), a game mode, an effect mode, a reach scene, or the like is performed. Next, the variation display process (step S154), which is the display control process relating to the variation of the identification information in the decorative special figure variation display game, is performed. After that, a hold display process (step S155) is performed in which the storage display to be displayed on the display device 542 is set in conjunction with the display of the hold number of each variable display game on the batch display device 536. In this hold display process, the display of the pre-effect (pre-reading effect, changing effect) that changes the display mode of the storage display based on the pre-effect information stored in the start storage area (digestion start storage area, standby start storage area). Also performs processing related to.

Next, the customer waiting demo process (step S156) relating to the display of the customer waiting demo is performed. In this customer waiting demo process, processing related to setting the customer waiting screen for displaying characters, images, and the like, processing related to setting the notification display to be displayed on the customer waiting screen, and the like are performed. Next, the display system process (step S157) that transfers the data in the ROM to the buffer set in the RAM and performs the process of actually displaying the data is performed, and the process returns to the process of clearing the system cycle wait flag (step S148).

Next, the details of the 1st scene control process (step S119) in the above-mentioned 1st main process will be described. As shown in FIG. 64, in the 1st scene control process, the 1st CPU 547a of the effect control device 547 first determines whether or not it is in the test mode (step S161). If it is determined in step S161 that the test mode is in progress (step S161; Yes), the 1st scene control process ends. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S161 that the test mode is not in progress (step S161; No), it is determined whether or not the scene change command has been received (step S162). This scene change command includes various game-related commands (power-on command, power failure recovery command, customer waiting demo command, fluctuation pattern command, symbol stop command, jackpot fanfare command, etc.) transmitted from the game control device 546 to the effect control device 547. This is the nth command for opening the winning opening, the interval command, etc.).

When it is determined in step S162 that the scene change command has been received (step S162; Yes), the game state to be updated (current game state) is acquired (step S163), and the received scene change command has acquired the present. It is determined whether or not the command is valid for the gaming state of the above, that is, whether or not the command is valid (step S164). If it is determined in step S164 that the command is valid (step S164; Yes), the received command is saved (step S165), the effect request flag is set (step S166), and the command identifier of the received command. (Step S167) is performed.

On the other hand, when it is determined in step S162 that the scene change command has not been received (step S162; No), or when it is determined that the command is not valid in step S164 (step S164; No), the command of the received command Branch processing by identifier (step S167) is performed. In this case, branching is performed according to the identifier of the most recently valid command.

In the branch process using the command identifier (step S167), a process to be executed based on the received command is selected. When the power-on command is received, the power-on process (step S168) for performing the necessary processing at the time of power-on is performed. Further, when the power failure recovery command is received, the power failure recovery (other than waiting for customers) processing (step S169), which performs the necessary processing at the time of power failure recovery, is performed. Further, when the customer waiting demo command is received, the customer waiting process (step S170) for performing the process related to the display of the customer waiting demo is performed.

Further, when the variation pattern command is received, the variation process (step S171) is performed to perform the process related to the execution of the decoration special figure variation display game. In this variable processing, information necessary for playing the decorative special figure variable display game is set. In the setting of the information necessary for playing this decorative special figure variation display game, for example, the effect (whether or not it is a big hit, variation pattern information, etc.) based on the information included in the variation pattern command transmitted from the game control device 546 ( Set the fluctuation pattern, fluctuation time, etc.).

Further, when the symbol stop command is received, the symbol stop process (step S172), which is a process of stopping the variable display of the identification information in the decorative special symbol variation display game and displaying the result mode, is performed. In this symbol stop processing, the stop display time of the result in the decorative special figure variation display game is set. When the fanfare command is received, the jackpot fanfare process (step S173), which is a process related to the start of the special gaming state, is performed. Further, when the nth command for opening the large input is received, the process during the round (step S174), which is the process related to the round game, is performed. When the interval command is received, interval processing (step S175), which is processing related to the interval between rounds, is performed. When the ending command is received, the ending process (step S176), which is the process related to the end of the special game state, is performed.

After performing each of the above-mentioned processes selected by the branch process by the command identifier (step S167), the process based on the command that is not immediately reflected in the video is performed. As this process, first, a hold number command reception process (step S177) for performing a process based on the hold number command (special figure 1 hold number command, special figure 2 hold number command) including information on the increase / decrease of the start memory is performed, and the special figure 2 hold number command is performed. The decoration special figure command reception process (step S178), which performs processing based on the decoration special figure command including information on the stop symbol of the figure variation display game, is performed.

Next, based on the pre-judgment command (symbol information command, variation pattern random number command) including the result of the look-ahead process in which the result of the special figure variation display game based on the start memory is determined in advance before the execution of the special figure variation display game. Performs the pre-determination command reception process (step S179) for processing. Next, based on the probability information command including the information about the probability state, the probability information command reception process (step S180) for internally setting the corresponding value and transmitting the background command to the 2nd CPU 547b is performed to perform the 1st scene control process. finish.

By the way, in the above-described embodiment, the rear partition wall 568 and the second ball intrusion prevention wall 557 are exemplified as predetermined members of the present invention, and the side decorative member 601 is exemplified as a decorative member overlapping the predetermined member. Not limited to combinations. In short, the decorative member exists continuously across the position where the decorative member overlaps the predetermined member in the front-rear direction and the position where the decorative member deviates from the predetermined member, and the front portion of the decorative member is arranged in front of the rear surface portion of the predetermined member. If so, the mode of combination of the predetermined member and the decorative member may be set in any way. Further, as a decorative means for decorating the decorative member, the upper elevating light emitting panel 586a of the upper elevating accessory member 586 has been exemplified, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any decorative means may be applied as long as the decorative member can be decorated. Further, a display device 542 (display unit 542a) has been exemplified as an effect means for producing an effect according to a decorative member, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any configuration of the effect means may be applied as long as the effect according to the decorative member can be performed.

Further, in the above embodiment, the ball-extracting opening / closing door 642 of the variable winning unit 525 is exemplified as the slide member of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any slide member having any configuration may be applied to the variable winning unit of the present invention as long as it is a slide member that slides in a specific gaming state different from the normal gaming state. Further, as the damping means of the present invention, the pass-through damping ridge 657, the pass-through damping protrusion 658, the ball-pulling damping ridge 662, and the ball-pulling damping protrusion 663 are exemplified, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any form of damping means may be applied as long as the ball power of the game ball can be damped.

Next, the production operation of the game machine will be described.
In a gaming machine such as a pachinko gaming machine 1, when a predetermined effect execution condition (execution condition, effect start condition) is satisfied, the effect means starts the effect operation. The effect execution conditions include winning a prize in the winning opening of the game ball, operating the game effect button (for example, the game effect button 17 shown in FIG. 1) by the player, and the like. Further, as the effect means, a movable effect means such as an effect object that performs an effect operation such as movement or rotation, a display means such as a display device that displays the effect, a light emitting means such as a decorative lamp that emits the effect, and a sound. A sound output means such as a speaker that outputs a sound can be mentioned.

To exemplify the effect operation of the effect means, in the timing chart shown in FIG. 65, among the game effects executed on the game board 501 shown in FIG. 34, when the game ball wins the second major winning section 523, It represents the timing between the effect operation executed by the rotating accessory member 587, which is a type of movable effect means (effect means), and the effect display executed by the display device 542, which is a type of display means. Specifically, when the game ball flows into the variable winning unit 525 and is detected by the count switch 629, it is determined that a prize has been generated in the second large winning section 523, and the rotating accessory member 587 is determined. The effect operation and the effect display of the display device 542 are executed. In the rotating accessory member 587, a periodic operation is performed by moving from the effect non-execution position (initial position) to the effect execution position (operation position) and returning to the effect non-execution position (initial position) (FIGS. 34 and 51). reference). Further, in the display device 542, the display of an effect image (for example, an image imitating the appearance of shining light) and information on the number of game balls acquired by the player by winning a prize (for example, "+15") are expressed. Information) is displayed and executed. The display execution time Tg of the acquired game ball number information is set to be shorter than the display execution time Te of the effect image, and the operation cycle (effect cycle, effect execution time) Tm of the rotating accessory member 587 is set. , The display execution time of the effect image is set to be longer than Te. Further, the display of the effect image may be finished before the rotating accessory member 587 returns from the operating position to the initial position. In other words, the end of the effect image display execution time Te may be set to arrive before the rotating accessory member 587 returns from the operating position to the initial position.

When the winning of the game ball is continuously generated at intervals longer than the operation cycle Tm of the rotating accessory member 587, in other words, the continuous winning interval Tc of the game ball is the operation of the rotating accessory member 587. When the period is longer than the period Tm, as shown in FIG. 65, the effect operation (the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587) and the effect display (the effect display of the display device 542) corresponding to the first prize, and the later effect display. The effect operation and the effect display corresponding to the winning are executed in the same manner. On the other hand, when the winning of the game ball is continuously generated within a shorter period than the operation cycle Tm of the rotating accessory member 587, in other words, the continuous winning interval Tc of the game ball is the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member 587. If it is shorter than Tm, the later effect operation and effect display may be executed immediately after the previous effect operation is completed, but there is a risk that the time lag with the winning of the later game ball will be conspicuous, and the player may There is a risk that you will not be able to concentrate on the game due to this time lag.

Therefore, various measures may be taken to set the effect operation (effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587) and the effect display (effect display of the display device 542) corresponding to the later winning. For example, in the setting shown in FIG. 66, in the rotating accessory member 587, the effect operation corresponding to the first prize is executed (normal execution) over the operation cycle, but the effect operation corresponding to the later prize is executed. do not do. Further, in the display device 542, the effect display corresponding to the later prize is continuously executed from the effect display corresponding to the earlier prize. That is, the effect display is continuously executed without providing a non-display period in the middle. As shown in FIG. 67, the display device 542 may also be set not to execute the effect display corresponding to the later winning. That is, it is not necessary to execute only the effect operation and the effect display corresponding to the first prize, and not to execute the effect operation and the effect display corresponding to the later prize. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 68, the display device 542 may be set to execute the effect display corresponding to the later winning. That is, in the effect corresponding to the first prize, the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 and the effect display of the display device 542 are executed, and in the effect corresponding to the later prize, the effect of the rotating accessory member 587 is executed. While the operation is not executed, the effect display of the display device 542 may be executed.

Further, in the settings shown in FIGS. 69 and 70, the display device 542 executes the effect display corresponding to each prize, but the mode of the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 is devised. More specifically, in the setting shown in FIG. 69, if a later winning is generated while the rotating accessory member 587 is executing the effect operation corresponding to the first winning, the rotating accessory member 587 After a predetermined time has passed, the production operation is temporarily interrupted at the place where the player is in the later prize, and a fine operation (a slight vibration that repeats a movement that sways to the operation position side and a movement that sways to the initial position side) is executed. The fine movement is ended, and the interrupted production operation is resumed. Further, in the setting shown in FIG. 70, if a later winning is generated while the rotating accessory member 587 is executing the effect operation corresponding to the earlier winning, the rotating accessory member 587 wins the later prize. The production operation is interrupted and stopped at the place where the above occurs, and returns to the initial position after a predetermined time has elapsed.

In this way, when the winning of the game ball (effect execution condition) is continuously generated (established) within a shorter period than the operation cycle Tm of the rotating accessory member (effect means) 587, the winning is established later. As an effect corresponding to (execution condition), the rotating accessory member (effect means) 587 can execute the effect in a specific effect mode different from the effect mode in the effect corresponding to the winning (execution condition) established earlier. , The display device 542 can display the same effect display or a different effect display (specific mode display) as the effect display corresponding to the previously established prize (execution condition) as the effect display corresponding to the later established prize (execution condition). If this is the case, it becomes easier for the player to enjoy the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 and the effect display of the display device 542 without discomfort, and it is possible to suppress the attenuation of the interest of the game. Here, the specific effect mode of the rotating accessory member 587 includes a mode in which the effect operation is not executed, and the specific mode display of the display device 542 described above includes a mode in which the effect display is not executed.

In the rotating accessory member 587, two stop positions, an initial position and an operation position, are set, but other stop positions may be added and set. For example, an intermediate position is set between the initial position and the operating position (in other words, the position where the rotating accessory member 587 can be arranged is set in three stages of the initial position, the intermediate position, and the operating position), and the game ball is set. Depending on the number of consecutive winnings, the rotating accessory member 587 may be set to stop at an intermediate position or an operating position.

To exemplify the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 in which the initial position, the intermediate position, and the operating position are set as the stop positions, in the timing charts shown in FIGS. 71 and 72, the rotating accessory member 587 is the first. The operation mode when a later prize is generated while the effect operation corresponding to the prize is executed and the position is moved from the initial position to the intermediate position is shown. In FIG. 71, when a later winning is generated, the rotating accessory member 587 that has not reached the intermediate position returns to the initial position without moving to the intermediate position, and the effect corresponding to the later winning from the returned initial position. Performs an operation and moves in the order of intermediate position, operating position, intermediate position, and initial position. Further, in FIG. 72, when a later prize is generated, the rotating accessory member 587 which has not reached the intermediate position temporarily moves to the intermediate position and pauses, and then, if the pause is released, the later prize is won. The effect operation corresponding to is executed, and the movement is performed in the order of the operation position, the intermediate position, and the initial position.

In the timing charts shown in FIGS. 73 and 74, the rotating accessory member 587 executes the effect operation corresponding to the earlier winning, and is moved to the operation position after passing through the intermediate position from the initial position. The operation mode when the winning of is generated is shown. In FIG. 73, when a later winning is generated, the rotating accessory member 587 that has not reached the operating position returns to the intermediate position without moving to the operating position, and the effect corresponding to the later winning from the returned intermediate position. Performs an operation and moves in the order of operation position, intermediate position, and initial position. Further, in FIG. 74, when a later winning is generated, the rotating accessory member 587 which has not reached the operating position temporarily moves to the operating position and pauses, and then, if the pause is released, the later winning is won. The effect operation corresponding to is executed, and the movement is performed in the order of the intermediate position and the initial position.

In the timing charts shown in FIGS. 75 and 76, the rotating accessory member 587 executes the effect operation corresponding to the previous winning, passes through the intermediate position from the initial position, reaches the operating position, and reaches the operating position from the operating position to the intermediate position. It shows the operation mode when a later prize is generated while returning to. In FIG. 75, when a later winning is generated, the rotating accessory member 587 that has not reached the intermediate position returns to the operating position without moving to the intermediate position, and the effect corresponding to the later winning from the returned operating position. Execute the operation and move in the order of the intermediate position and the initial position. Further, in FIG. 76, when a later prize is generated, the rotating accessory member 587 which has not reached the intermediate position temporarily moves to the intermediate position and pauses, and then, if the pause is released, the later prize is won. Executes the effect operation corresponding to and moves to the initial position.

In the timing charts shown in FIGS. 77 and 78, the rotating accessory member 587 executes the effect operation corresponding to the previous winning, passes through the intermediate position from the initial position, reaches the operating position, and reaches the operating position from the operating position to the intermediate position. The operation mode when a later prize is generated while returning to the initial position after passing through is shown. In FIG. 77, when a later winning occurs, the rotating accessory member 587 that has not reached the initial position returns to the intermediate position without moving to the initial position, and the effect corresponding to the later winning from the returned intermediate position. Perform the operation and move to the initial position. Further, in FIG. 78, when a later winning occurs, the rotating accessory member 587 that has not reached the initial position once moves to the initial position (in other words, the effect operation corresponding to the earlier winning is completed). After that, a fine movement (a fine vibration that repeats a movement that sways to the operation position side and a movement that sways to the initial position side) is executed as an effect operation corresponding to the later winning. It should be noted that, after moving to the initial position, it may be set so that the fine movement is not executed (in other words, the production operation corresponding to the later winning is not executed), but the production operation corresponding to the later winning is performed. If it is set to be executed, it is easy for the player to grasp the winning.

Next, the effect when the game ball winning (over winning) is detected twice in a row during the interval of the big hit state (big hit game) (between the end of the previous round game and the start of the next round game). The setting of is described by exemplifying a timing chart. In addition, the over prize in the second prize winning section 523 is when the game ball passes through the second prize opening 625 immediately before the closing of the second prize opening / closing door 626 accompanying the end of the round game (see FIG. 44). This game ball (in other words, the remaining ball remaining even after the round game is completed) is detected by the count switch 629. In addition, as the effect accompanying the over prize, the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587, the output of the effect sound from the speaker (sound output means) 686, 687, and the effect light from the decorative device (light output means) 690, 691. Output (emission) of (see FIG. 50).

In the setting shown in FIG. 79, the output of the effect sound and the output of the effect light are executed in response to each over winning, but the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 is not executed. In the setting shown in FIG. 80, the output of the effect sound and the output of the effect light are executed in response to the previous over winning, but the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 is not executed. Further, as for the effect corresponding to the later over winning, none of the effects (the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587, the output of the effect sound, the output of the effect light) is executed.

In the setting shown in FIG. 81, the effect operation, the effect sound, and the output of the effect light of the rotating accessory member 587 are executed in response to each over winning. In the rotating accessory member 587, since the interval at which the over-winning occurs is shorter than the operation cycle of the rotating accessory member 587, the rotating accessory member 587 executes the effect operation corresponding to the previous over-winning. During the process, a later over-winning will occur. Therefore, at the timing when the later over-winning occurs, the rotating accessory member 587 interrupts the production operation (the production operation corresponding to the previous over-winning) and stops slightly, and corresponds to the later over-winning from this stop position. Perform the effect action. In the setting shown in FIG. 82, the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587, the output of the effect sound, and the output of the effect light are executed in response to the previous over-winning, but the effect corresponding to the later over-winning is performed. , Neither effect (the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587, the output of the effect sound, the output of the effect light) is executed.

In this way, if the game effect is set to be executed even for the over-winning, the player can be shown the game effect and entertained even during the interval, and the interest of the game can be enhanced. .. As shown in FIG. 83, in the setting for executing the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 during the interval, the start timing of the next round game is set before the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 is completed. If there is a risk of arrival, the end timing of the interval (in other words, the start timing of the next round game) is delayed, and the effect operation of the rotating accessory member 587 and the next round game proceed in an overlapping manner. You may avoid that. If such avoidance is performed, it is possible to avoid the inconvenience that the production is performed during the interval even though the round game has started, and eventually it becomes difficult for the player to recognize the start of the round game and the interest of the game is impaired. Can be done.

The end timing of the interval (start timing of the next round game) may be set in advance in consideration of the effect cycle of the rotating accessory member 587. Specifically, the time from the end of the remaining ball detection period (the period during which the count switch 629 can detect the remaining balls even after the end of the round game) to the start timing of the next round game is rotated. It may be set longer than the effect cycle of the accessory member 587. By setting such a time, the rotating accessory member 587 can return to the initial position before the start timing of the next round game arrives, and the rotating accessory member 587 can be returned to the initial position at the start of the next round game. You will be able to stand by for the production operation of.

In addition, the settings of these effects are not limited to the effects corresponding to the over-winning detected during the jackpot interval, but also the over-winning detected during the ending effect of the jackpot state (ending effect performed after the end of the final round). It may be applied to the corresponding production. If the effect setting shown in FIG. 83, that is, the setting for delaying the end timing is applied to the interval and the ending to extend the jackpot time (time from the start to the end of the jackpot state (ball ejection determination time)). , The numerical value of the number of balls to be ejected per unit time in the big hit state can be adjusted. Furthermore, it is easy to secure enough time for the player to fully enjoy the ending effect and to check the result screen (game result information in the big hit state) displayed during the ending without overlooking it. In addition, as a means for adjusting the numerical value of the number of balls to be ejected per unit time in the jackpot state, the time spent for the ending is increased by displaying the game result (game result in the jackpot state) at the ending of the jackpot state. It can also be adjusted by prolonging it.

Next, the output setting of the effect sound and the effect light at the time of winning the game ball will be described.
In a general pachinko machine, BGM (normal production sound during game progress) is played from a speaker (for example, speaker 686, 687 shown in FIG. 50) or a decoration device (for example, decoration shown in FIG. 50) during a game. Some devices 690, 691) output decorative light to enhance the interest of the game. Further, at the time of winning a prize in the winning opening of the game ball, there is a device that outputs a directing sound or a directing light in response to this winning. Therefore, the output mode of the effect sound and the effect light corresponding to the winning may be devised. Hereinafter, examples of output modes of the effect sound and the effect light will be described based on the timing chart.

In the timing chart shown in FIG. 84, the winning effect sound is output from the speakers 686 and 687 based on the fact that the count switch 629 detects the game ball (in other words, the game ball wins the second prize winning section 523). Then, the winning effect light is output from the decoration devices 690 and 691. At this time, the output amount (volume) of the winning effect sound is set to be larger than the BGM (normal effect sound output from the speakers 686, 687 during the progress of the game), and the output amount (light amount) of the winning effect light is set to the normal decorative light. It is set to be larger than (normal light emission output from the decoration devices 690 and 691 during the progress of the game). By setting the output amount in this way, it is possible to make the effect of winning the game ball stand out, and it is possible to improve the interest of the game.

In the timing chart shown in FIG. 85, based on the fact that the count switch 629 has detected the game ball (in other words, the game ball has won the second prize winning section 523), the winning production sound is BGM from the speakers 686 and 687. The output amount is larger than that of the normal decorative light, and the winning effect light is output from the decorative devices 690 and 691 with a larger output amount than the normal decorative light. Furthermore, the output amount (volume) of the BGM that overlaps the winning effect sound is set smaller than usual by the difference ds from the output amount (volume) of the winning effect sound, and the sum of the output amounts of the winning effect sound and the BGM. Is adjusted so that only BGM is the same as the amount of output being executed. In addition, the output amount (light amount) of the normal decorative light that overlaps with the winning effect light is set smaller than usual by the difference dl from the output amount (light amount) of the winning effect light, and the winning effect light and the normal decorative light are set to be smaller. Adjust so that the sum of the output amounts is the same as the output amount during normal decoration light only. By setting the output amount in this way, it becomes difficult for the player to feel the production sound noisy or the production light dazzling when the game ball is won, and it is possible to suppress the attenuation of the interest of the game.

Then, when the winning of the game ball is an over winning (that is, when the winning of the game ball occurs during the interval of the big hit state or during the ending production), the mode of the sound and light production accompanying this over winning is rounded. It may be different from the mode of producing the sound and light associated with winning a prize during the game. For example, in the timing chart shown in FIG. 86, the output amount of the winning effect sound at the time of over winning is set to be larger than the output amount of the winning effect sound at the time of winning during the round game, and the output amount of the winning effect light at the time of over winning is set. Is set to be larger than the output amount of the winning effect light at the time of winning during the round game. Further, in the timing chart shown in FIG. 87, the output amount of the winning effect sound at the time of over winning is set smaller than the output amount of the winning effect sound at the time of winning during the round game, and the output amount of the winning effect light at the time of over winning is set. Is set to be smaller than the output amount of the winning effect light at the time of winning during the round game. In this way, if the execution mode of the winning effect sound and the winning effect light is different depending on the scene in which the game ball wins, the player listens to the winning effect sound or sees the winning effect light to change the game state. It can be easily grasped.

As shown in the timing chart shown in FIG. 88, the output amount (volume) of the BGM that overlaps with the winning effect sound is set to be higher than usual regardless of whether or not the winning timing of the game ball is during the round game. The sum of the output amount of the winning effect sound and the BGM may be adjusted to be the same as the output amount during execution of only the BGM by setting it as small as the difference ds from the output amount (volume) of. In addition, the output amount (light amount) of the normal decorative light that overlaps with the winning effect light is set smaller than usual by the difference dl from the output amount (light amount) of the winning effect light, and the winning effect light and the normal decorative light are set to be smaller. The sum of the output amounts may be adjusted so that the sum of the output amounts is the same as the output amount during normal decoration light only. By setting the output amount in this way, the player can easily grasp the game state by listening to the winning effect sound or seeing the winning effect light, and also in a scene where he / she wants to grasp the game state. It is hard to feel unpleasant sound and light. Further, also in the embodiment described with reference to FIGS. 65 to 83, the effect of the effect sound and the effect of the output mode of the effect light as shown in FIGS. 84 to 88 may be arbitrarily combined and executed. In addition, the embodiment described in FIGS. 1 to 64 may be arbitrarily combined with the effects of the embodiments described in FIGS. 65 to 88.

By the way, in the above description, the production mode when an over-winning occurs in the big hit state is given as an example, but the present invention is not limited to the big hit state. For example, an over-winning occurs in a small hit state that can occur as a result of a special figure fluctuation game separately from the big hit state, or in a small hit rush state in which a special figure fluctuation game is continuously executed and small hits occur continuously. When this is done, the above-mentioned effect mode may be applied. Further, the winning of the game ball to the second major winning section 523 (detection of the game ball by the count switch 629) is given as an example of the effect execution condition of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to this. In short, the content of the effect execution condition does not matter as long as the effect means such as the movable effect means, the light emitting means, and the sound output means are set as the conditions for executing the effect operation. For example, as the effect execution condition, it may be set that the game ball has won a prize in a winning opening separate from the second large winning unit 523, or the operation of the game effect button by the player may be set. ..

Further, the rotating accessory member 587 is exemplified as a movable effect means which is a kind of effect means, and the display device 542 is exemplified as a display means which is a kind of effect means, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In short, any type of movable effect means or display means may be adopted as long as it is possible to perform an effect operation such as movement or rotation, or to perform an effect display as the effect means.

The present invention has been described with different configurations for each of the above-described embodiments and modifications, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the pachinko gaming machine may be configured by applying all or a part of the constituent contents of one embodiment or one modified example to another embodiment or other modified example. In the above embodiment, a pachinko gaming machine, which is a typical gaming machine, has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and any gaming machine may be used. For example, it may be a game machine such as an enclosed ball type pachinko machine, an arrange ball type game machine, a sparrow ball type game machine, or a slot machine.

It should be considered that the above-described embodiment is exemplary in all respects and is not restrictive. The present invention is not limited to the above description, but is shown by the scope of claims, and includes all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the scope of claims.

1 Pachinko game machine 5 Game area 6 Game board 23 Center case 54 Control unit 55 Display device 58 Game control device 59 Production control device 90 Ball flow path unit 101 Winning ball recovery channel 102 Recovery channel storage case 103 Flow path unit Light emitting board 103a Light emission Body 103b Wiring connector 104 Board cover 104a Connector exposed opening 108 Relay board 108a Wiring connector 109 Wiring 111 Binding band 113 Wiring Engagement part 114 Engagement support part 115 Engagement body part 116 Engagement insertion hole 118 Engagement movement regulation part 130 Unit Case 131 Upper accessory unit 133 Lower accessory unit 135 Light emitting decoration unit 141 Lower unit case 141a Lower unit cover 141b Lower unit base 142 Lower rotating accessory 143 Lower rotating motor 144 Lower rotating transmission Mechanism 145 Accessory unit Relay board 145a Relay side wiring connector 148 Connector exposed opening 151 Rotating accessory base 152 Rotating accessory light emitting board 152a Luminous body 152b Accessory side wiring connector 153 Rotating accessory decorative panel 155 Accessory bearing 156 Accessory gear 165 Light emitting connection wiring 167 Engagement shaft portion 168 Accessory side wiring Engagement portion 171 Bundling band 175 Engagement arm 176 Engagement bearing 184 Engagement support portion 185 Engagement main body portion 186 Engagement insertion hole 188 Engagement Movement regulation part 191 Binding band 193 Cover side wiring Engagement part 194 Engagement support part 195 Engagement main body part 196 Engagement insertion hole 197 Cover through hole 198 Engagement movement regulation part 301 Game board 313 Lower accessory unit 320 Lower side Unit body 325 Lower unit case 327 Lower rotating accessory 341 Rotating accessory base 343 Accessory gear part 350 Rotating panel 356 Rotating accessory light emitting board 356a Light emitting body 356b Wiring connector 365 Relay board 365a Wiring connector 366 Light emitting connection wiring 372 Panel side wiring Engagement part 375 Bundling band 381 Engagement support part 382 Engagement main part 383 Engagement insertion hole 384 Panel through hole 386 Engagement movement regulation part 387 Engagement guide part 501 Game board 504 Game area 505 Center case 506 1st case Ball flow down path 507 2nd case Ball flow down path 516 1st big prize opening 521 1st start winning opening 523 2nd big winning section 524 2nd start winning section 525 Variable winning unit 537 Out port 542 Display device 542a Display unit 553 Armor part 556 First ball intrusion prevention wall 557 Second ball intrusion prevention wall 559 Blocking wall Decorative member 560 Reservation display part 567 Partition member 568 Rear partition wall 571 Stage part 576 Light emission notification part 580 Unit case 581 Upper accessory unit 582 side Part accessory unit 583 Side decoration unit 584 Lower accessory unit 586 Upper elevating accessory member 586a Upper elevating light emitting panel 586b Upper slide panel 586c Lower slide panel 587 Rotating accessory member 589 Lower elevating accessory member 596 Base light emitting Substrate 596a Luminous body 601 Side decorative member 601a Luminous decorative part 601b Downflow path superimposing section 602 Side light emitting board 602a Luminous body 605 Luminous substrate 605a Luminous body 617 Large winning side entrance 618 Ball passage 625 Second large winning opening 626 Second Grand prize opening / closing door 628 2nd prize ball flow down path 640 2nd start winning flow path 641 Ball pulling opening 642 Ball pulling open / close door 643 Ball pulling opening / closing solenoid 644 Ball pulling flow path 653 Ball movement restricting protrusion 653a Ball guiding surface 657 Pass damping Protrusion 658 Passage damping protrusion 662 Ball removal damping Projection 663 Ball removal damping protrusion

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It is provided with an effect means capable of executing an effect corresponding to the establishment of a predetermined execution condition and a display means capable of displaying an effect display corresponding to the effect of the effect means.
When the execution condition is continuously satisfied within a shorter period than the effect cycle of the effect means, the effect in the effect corresponding to the execution condition previously satisfied is as an effect corresponding to the execution condition satisfied later. The effect means can execute the effect in a specific effect mode different from the aspect, and as an effect display corresponding to the execution condition established later, the same effect display as the effect display corresponding to the execution condition previously established is displayed. A gaming machine characterized in that the display means can be displayed.

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