JP3154059U - Game tools that use scissors rule - Google Patents

Abstract

Kind Code: A1 To provide a game tool that uses a scissors rule of a scissors, which includes a board body with Western numerals and English letters, and a frame with Western numerals, and enables the creation of a score by combining the Western numerals and English letters. A board body made of paper or wood on which Western numerals and English letters are arranged, a frame displaying black Western numerals 1 to 9 and a frame displaying Red Western numerals 1 to 9 in the center are printed on one side. . Then, a circular frame is set for each frame so that a Western numeral is placed in the center and the outer frame of the panel body, and a cut is made so that the outer frame and the circular frame on the panel body can be easily taken out. A finished product is obtained by applying a thin separate sheet that can be adhered to the back side of the surface. Only when it is actually used, it can be used by simply separating the board body and each frame from this single sheet. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a game tool that uses the rules of scissors shogi.

Traditional scissors shogi used mainly the shogi pieces on the front and back sides.
Also, there was no way to leave it as a game record like Hon Shogi.

In the conventional scissors shogi above,
(1) The main body of the board is mainly one with Western numerals on the top and Chinese numerals on the right corner. Some of these Chinese numerals are not well recognized internationally.
(2) As a piece, I mainly use a shogi piece. With Shogi's Ayumu piece, you must rely on memory to check later which step has been moved back and forth and left and right. Therefore, I was looking for a way to make the research possible by leaving the game record like Honshoku and making the reproducibility from the beginning efficient.
The present invention solves the above-described conventional problems, and provides a game tool.

  The present invention is characterized by comprising a board body and a piece as game equipment and establishing a method for leaving a game record.

Western numerals and alphabetic symbols are arranged on both sides of the corner, forming a board body with rounded corners at the four corners and circular pieces displaying black numbers 1 to 9 and red numbers 1 to 9, respectively. So
(1) It is now clear how to take a game record. Until now, how to take the game score has been centered on the first move. That is, from the front, the top of the board has only Western numerals and the right corner has only Chinese numerals. In this case, the score of the back hand is limited to the expression of the game score seen from the front, and it causes an illusion if it is not recognized well. The present invention has made it possible to express the game notation easily from the back. This can be solved by placing a Western numeral in the lower row and an English letter in the right corner in both the front and rear hands. The position of the first frame is first read the lower number, and then the English character in the right corner is read to determine the position of the frame. For the position of the back frame, first read the lower number and then read the English character in the right corner to determine the position of the frame. This means that the first and second hand scores are independent of each other. Nevertheless, as a whole expression, it is a traditional game expression method alternately with the front and back hands.
(2) Regarding the symbols on the main body of the board, the present invention uses Western numerals and English letters instead of the conventional Western numerals and Chinese numerals. This is because the most frequently used in the world is Arabic numerals (English numerals) and English letters. Not only Asian, but also internationally, it will increase the level of common awareness and understanding, which will also help to spread the game.
(3) Safety and damage were prevented by the board body with rounded corners.
(4) It should be possible to record each hand easily from the first to the last hand using the frames displayed with the numbers 1 to 9. And it is possible to distinguish the frame from the opponent in an easy-to-understand manner by color-coding the frames displaying the black numbers 1 to 9 and the frames displaying the red numbers 1 to 9. The use of black and red for Western numerals is possible with only two colors if the symbols and grid lines on the panel body are black, making it cheaper to create. Also, black and red are the most obvious in terms of color discrimination.
(5) The frame shape is circular. The frame is moved freely by human hands so as to enter the grid as much as possible, but it is often considered that the grid line is shifted and hidden. It will be a little lacking in checking the position of the frame. The shape of the area that minimizes the hiding of the grid lines is the most regular triangle, but because there is a corner, there is a high possibility that it will be worn out and missing due to the frequency of use. Therefore, the second circular shape is optimal because it is less likely to wear out and become chipped depending on the frequency of use. Rather than having a unique direction like this Shogi piece, the circular shape that is not constrained when moving freely back and forth and left and right does not need to be arranged while maintaining the direction, it is easier and easier to operate It ’s excellent. However, with respect to the Western numerals in the center of the frame, it has directionality, but it is necessary only when you want to keep the game score, otherwise it is unnecessary, so it can be used side by side without maintaining directionality Become.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the layout of a board body, a black numeral string, and a red numeral string arranged with Western numerals and English letters according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view of the layout of the board main body, the black and white numerals, and the Western numerals and alphabets according to the present invention. FIG. 3 is a plan view of a common top of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a scissor state diagram of continuous frames. FIG. 5 is a state diagram in which movement is blocked. FIG. 6 is a state diagram in which continuous frame motion is blocked. FIG. 7 is a state diagram that cannot be taken by frame movement. FIG. 8 is a state diagram that cannot be taken due to frame movement.

  The present invention will be described in detail with respect to the material of the board body and the top and the molding method.

The board body and top use the same material. The common material simplifies material management.
For materials, use paper, wood or plastic.

  The molding method will be explained using paper as an example. For example, the paper quality is an art coat with a deformation A4 size and a thickness of 2 mm. As shown in Fig. 1, a board with Western numerals and English letters placed on it, a frame displaying black Western numerals 1 to 9 in the center, and a frame displaying Red Western numerals 1 to 9 are printed on one side. Then, set the circular frame for each frame so that the outer frame of the panel body and the center number are in the center, and make a cut so that the outer frame of the panel body and the top of the circular frame can be easily removed. . Apply a thin, separate sheet that can be removed and adhered to the back of the surface. This is to prevent the board body with the notches on the front side and each piece from popping out. Only this process will be a finished product. Only when it is actually used, it can be used by easily separating the panel and each frame from this single sheet.

  The present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  In Fig. 1, in both sides, first read the lower number and then read the English character in the right corner to determine the crossing position as the frame position.

In Fig. 1, only if you want to keep the game score, place a black or red number frame on the front (hereinafter referred to as the first hand) by default. First, place 1 frame on 1 I. This means the lower letter 1 and the letter I and 1 in the right corner. And this is written as 1 ・ I ・ 1. Similarly, 2 · I · 2, 3 · I · 3, 4 · I · 4, 5 · I · 5, 6 · I · 6, 7 · I · 7, 8 · I · Place 8 and 9 ・ I ・ 9.
Place a black or red frame on the opposite side (hereinafter called the back). 1 · I · 1 2 · I · 2 3 · I · 3 4 · I · 4 5 · I · 5 6 · I · 6 7 · I · 7 , 8 ・ I ・ 8, 9 ・ I ・ 9 are placed. This means a frame with a lower number and a letter and number in the right corner as seen from the back.

  In Fig. 1, the main body of the board is sandwiched and the front side and the rear side are divided into battles. The first one to start with is to decide in various ways (for example, janken). Then, move the frames alternately, one time at the front and the back.

  The frame can be moved anywhere as long as it is open at the front, back, left and right. Diagonal movement is prohibited. However, you cannot jump over a frame that is in between (your frame or the other party's frame).

  And you can pick the opponent's frame by holding the opponent's frame with your own frame in front, back, left, and right on the board body.

  As shown in Fig. 4, if you have your first mover, you can pick up the opponent's continuous objects (7 and 9 of your opponent).

  As shown in Fig. 5, as another method, you can take it when you have your first hand and you can no longer move the opponent's frame (the opponent's 4) back and forth and left and right.

  As shown in Fig. 6, if you have your first hand, you can take the opponent's consecutive frames (the opponent's 1, 2, and 3) when you cannot move back and forth and left and right.

As shown in Fig. 7, when you have your first hand and you move your 4 frames to the right of your 1 frame, it looks like your opponent's frame ( 7 and 9), but the opponent cannot take it.
This can be taken by sandwiching a piece that is already continuous in front, back, left, and right, but if there is a blank and you bury your own piece as a strategy, it will not be interpreted as being caught . If the opponent wants to pick it up, move either 7 or 9 here to somewhere, and then return to the previous position.

  As shown in Fig. 8, this is the case where the back hand (frame 7) comes in between the front hand (frames 1 and 4), but the front hand cannot take this. If the first player wants to take the second frame, move either the first one (1 or 4) first, and then return it to the original.

  In terms of how to win or lose, both sides will play with nine pieces at the beginning, but the player who wins the opponent's five pieces first wins.

1 board body 2 black number frame 3 red number frame 4 grid line 5 rounded corner 6 board cut line

Claims (1)

  This scissors shogi game tool, which has a board body and a piece, makes it possible to clearly create a game score.

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