JP4281344B2 - Premium acquisition game device and premium dispensing device - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a game apparatus for taking out prizes displayed in a case by a player's operation and a payout apparatus for placing and paying out prizes.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Various prize acquisition game devices in which a prize acquisition operation is performed by a prize acquisition means moved to a position corresponding to a prize displayed in a housing in accordance with a player's operation have been proposed. There is also an example (for example, refer to Patent Document 1).
[0003]
[Patent Document 1]
JP-A-9-285638
[0004]
In the one described in Patent Document 1, a prize that is suspended and arranged in a housing via a ball chain is received by a prize acquisition means that moves by a player's operation to release the lock of the ball chain. It is obtained by dropping it.
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Fine prizes such as candy are not enough to hang with a ball chain one by one, and if too big prizes are suspended through the ball chain, the movement of the prize acquisition means will be hindered or play will become too easy, In addition, long prizes are not suitable for suspending via a ball chain, and the applicability to the size and shape of prizes is poor.
[0006]
Also, the number of prizes that can be acquired by a player is determined to be one per play, and it is possible to acquire a plurality of prizes at one time, and there are unexpected surprises such as unexpected prizes in it. It wasn't a good game.
[0007]
In addition, each prize must be connected to a ball chain, locked to a locking member such as a chip, and hung on a shelf one by one. .
[0008]
The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and the purpose of the present invention is applicable to the size and shape of the prize and the number of prizes to be obtained. The present invention is to provide a prize acquisition game apparatus and a prize payout apparatus that can reduce the cost by a simple mounting operation without being required.
[0013]
[Means for solving the problems and effects]
  In order to achieve the above object, the present claim 1The invention described isPlace the prize on an inclined surfaceA mounting section;Movement control is performed in response to an operation means for the player to perform a game operation and a game operation performed by the player.A prize acquisition means;The prize on the inclined surface isA sliding prevention member that prevents sliding, a locking member that maintains the sliding blocking member in a position that prevents the prize from sliding down, and a locking memberDepending on the supported state,An unlocking member that acts to release the lock;A target provided on the unlocking member;WithThe prize acquisition means moved in response to a game operation targeting the target of the player acts on the target.Activating the unlocking memberDepending on the support state of the unlocking memberA prize acquisition game apparatus for releasing a prize by moving the sliding prevention member to a position where the locking member is unlocked and the prize is allowed to slide down.Was.
[0014]
When the prize is placed on the placement portion that is prevented from sliding by the sliding-preventing member, and the locking member is released, the sliding-preventing member moves to a position that allows the prize to slide down and pays out the prize. Therefore, there is applicability without being limited by the size, shape and number of prizes placed on the placement unit.
[0015]
In particular, if a large number of prizes are placed on the placement part, a plurality of prizes can be paid out and acquired in one play, and there are unexpected surprises such as unexpected prizes mixed in. There is.
[0016]
The prizes only have to be placed on the placement part, no accessory is required, no troublesome mounting work is required, and the cost can be reduced.
[0020]
  The invention according to claim 4 provides a prize in the housing.Place andPlayerOperating means for performing game operations;PlayerIn response to game operations performed byMoveConfigured to be installed in a prize acquisition game device having a controlled prize acquisition meansA prize dispensing device,Place the prize on an inclined surfaceA mounting section;The prize on the inclined surface isA sliding prevention member that prevents sliding, a locking member that maintains the sliding blocking member in a position that prevents the prize from sliding down, and a locking memberDepending on the supported state,An unlocking member that acts to release the lock;A target provided on the unlocking member;WithThe prize acquisition means moved in response to a game operation aimed at the target of the player acts on the target to actuate the locking release member, and the engagement of the locking member depends on the support state of the locking release member. The slip-off prevention member is moved to a position where the stop is released and the prize is allowed to fall, and the prize is paid out.This is a giveaway device.
[0021]
The mounting portion, the sliding-off preventing member, the locking member, and the locking releasing member can be integrally provided as a unit, and the unit is arranged on a beam in the housing and the premium is placed on the mounting portion. It is possible to easily display prizes in the acquisition game.
[0022]
By changing to a different type of unit, it can be easily changed to a different prize dispensing device.
Even if some units break down or are damaged, they can be easily dealt with by replacing only those units.
[0023]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, an embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 is an overall external view of a prize acquisition game device 1 according to the present embodiment.
[0024]
The front of the vertically long casing 2 has a large opening, and the transparent plates 3 are stretched, and the shelf plates 11 that are long and slanted in the left-right direction are tilted so as to descend to the front. A large number of prizes g are displayed on the shelf board 11 in a state where they are piled up on the shelf board 11 while being prevented from sliding down.
In the space between the shelf plate 11 and the transparent plate 3, a prize acquisition device 9 is provided so as to be movable up and down and left and right.
[0025]
An operation panel 4 protrudes from the front of the housing 2 at a position below the transparent plate 3, and two push buttons are arranged on the operation panel 4. The up button 5 is on the left side and the right travel button 6 is on the right side. Are arranged on the left and right.
A coin insertion slot 7 is provided on the left side of the operation panel 4, and a prize payout opening 8 is opened below the operation panel 4.
[0026]
The player inserts a coin into the coin insertion slot 7 and operates the ascending button 5 and the right travel button 6 to move the prize acquisition device 9 to a desired position.
If the movement position of the prize acquisition device 9 is appropriate, the prize acquisition device 9 releases the lock of the slip prevention plate 12, falls down the slide prevention plate 12, and slides down the prize g, and the player drops the prize from the prize outlet 8. g can be taken out.
[0027]
The prize dispensing device 10 in each shelf board 11 will be described with reference to FIGS.
The shelf board 11 has long and slanted rectangular inclined plate portions 11a on the left and right sides, the left and right edges are bent downward to form side plate portions 11b and 11b, and the rear edge is bent downward. A plate portion 11c is formed.
[0028]
The shelf plate 11 is supported in an inclined posture so that the inclined plate portion 11a is lowered in the forward direction, the side plate portions 11b and 11b are notched in the latter half portion, the upper half portion is inclined with the prize placing surface 11a, and the lower side portion is It is a horizontal triangle.
[0029]
Four sliding-inhibiting plates 12 are supported on the front end edge of the inclined plate portion 11a so as to be raised and lowered.
The sliding prevention plate 12 has side plates 12b and 12b bent at both ends of a long rectangular plate portion 12a, and a rearward extension of the side plates 12b and 12b is a front end of the shelf plate 11. The bent piece 11e is inserted into a notch 11d provided at equal intervals on the edge to form the notch 11d.
[0030]
A pair of arms 14 and 14 project from the back surface of the rectangular plate portion 12a of the sliding-preventing plate 12, and a rectangular parallelepiped locking member 15 is sandwiched between the arms 14 and 14 in the horizontal direction. It is pivotally supported by a pin 16 oriented towards
[0031]
A circular hole 15 a penetrating in the horizontal direction is formed at the lower end of the locking member 15, and a string 20 is passed through the circular hole 15 a, and a flat cylindrical target 21 is formed at both ends of the string 20. , 21 is installed.
[0032]
A support plate 17 that is long in the left-right direction and has a base end fixed to the lower side of the side plate portions 11b, 11b of the shelf plate 11 is provided so as to protrude forward, and each sliding-preventing plate is further forward from the support plate 17. Corresponding to 12, a pair of guide pieces 18, 18 are projected.
The support plate 17 is also inclined parallel to the inclined plate portion 11a of the shelf board 11.
[0033]
When the swingable slide-off prevention plate 12 is swung upward and the lower end of the locking member 15 is placed on the inclined support plate 17, the locking member 15 stands diagonally as shown in FIG. The plate 12 can be maintained in a state of standing substantially perpendicular to the inclined plate portion 11a of the shelf plate 11.
[0034]
When an external force is applied to the lower end of the locking member 15 and it slides forward, it comes off from the support plate 17, and the slip prevention plate 12 loses its support and swings downward to come into contact with the support plate 17 as shown in FIG. The rectangular plate portion 12a of the sliding-preventing plate 12 supported by the support plate 17 is in a lying state in which the same inclined surface as the inclined plate portion 11a of the shelf plate 11 is formed.
[0035]
A string (which may be a ball chain or the like) 20 which is an unlocking member passed through the circular hole 15a at the lower end of the locking member 15 standing obliquely in the standing state of the sliding-off prevention plate 12 is provided on the left and right sides of the circular hole 15a. The parts are attached to both ends with the same weight target 21, and both sides are suspended in a balanced manner, or the strings 20 and 20 on both sides are hung on the guide pieces 18 and 18 projecting from side to side and guided to spread left and right. May be hung.
[0036]
When one of the targets 21 of the strings 20, 20 suspended on both sides is pulled downward, the lower end of the locking member 15 is maintained by the frictional force with the support plate 17, and the string 20 slides to cause the other target 21 to slide. The target 21 raised at a certain point contacts the support plate 17 or the guide piece 18 and stops to stop one end of the string 20.
[0037]
Further, when one of the targets 21 is pulled, the lower end of the locking member 15 that has stood diagonally by the tension of the string 20 whose one end is stopped is slid downward and forward to be removed from the support plate 17 and removed from the slide-preventing plate 12. Surrender.
[0038]
As shown in FIG. 2, when the slip-preventing plate 12 is in the standing state, the prize g placed in a pile on the inclined plate portion 11 a of the shelf 11 is prevented from slipping by the standing slip-preventing plate 12. As shown in FIG. 3, when one slip-preventing plate 12 falls down, a part of the prize g that has been prevented from slipping by the slip-preventing plate 12 slides down.
[0039]
As described above, the prize-sending device 10 is configured by uniting the sliding-preventing plate 12, the locking member 15, the string 20, and the like into the common shelf board 11 by four.
Note that the sliding prevention plates 12 are not limited to four each.
[0040]
Two pairs of front and rear columns 25, 25, 26, and 26 that are opposed to the left and right sides in the housing 2 are provided (one column is omitted in FIGS. 2 and 3), and a pair of left and right columns 25 on the front side. 25, rectangular support holes 25a, 25a facing each other are formed at equal intervals in the vertical direction. Similarly, a pair of left and right support columns 26, 26 are provided with rectangular support holes 26a, 26a facing each other vertically. Are drilled at equal intervals.
[0041]
Both ends are fitted into appropriately selected opposing support holes 25a, 25a of the front struts 25, 25, and a beam plate 27 is erected, and both ends of the appropriately selected opposing support holes 26a, 26a of the rear struts 26, 26 are both ends. Is inserted and the beam plate 28 is installed, and the prize dispenser 10 unitized on the front and rear beam plates 27 and 28 is installed.
[0042]
In this way, the prize dispensing devices 10 unitized on the shelf board 11 are installed in a plurality of stages.
The installation height of the prize dispenser 10 can be freely changed, the number of the prize dispenser 10 can be set freely, and by appropriately setting the space between the upper and lower shelf boards 11 according to the type and size of the prize g, The number of prize dispensing devices 10 is also determined.
[0043]
Next, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 illustrate and explain the prize acquisition device 9 for releasing the locking of the slip-off prevention plate 12 by the pulling locking member 15 by pulling the string 20 as the locking releasing member.
[0044]
A fork 31 protrudes from the case 30 of the prize acquisition device 9 to the back side where the prize g is arranged, and the fork 31 has a wedge-shaped cut 31a at the tip.
[0045]
A rectangular tube-shaped guide pole 32 penetrates the case 30 up and down, and the guide pole 32 has sliders 33 and 33 on the upper and lower sides, and the sliders 33 and 33 are laid in a horizontal direction. The rails 34 and 34 are slidably fitted.
[0046]
Screw rods 35, 35 installed in the guide rails 32, 32 are threaded through the sliders 33, 33. When the screw rods 35, 35 are rotated by a motor (not shown), the sliders 32, 32 are moved to the guide rail 34. , 34 and is slid in the same direction at a constant speed, the guide pole 32 moves to the left and right together with the locking release member 5.
[0047]
The rectangular cylindrical guide pole 32 has a longitudinally long opening on the side on the fork 31 side, and a slider 36 is interposed in the guide pole 32 via a roller 37 so as to be movable up and down. A bracket 38 protruding from the guide protrudes from the opening of the guide pole 32 and supports the case 30.
[0048]
A screw rod 39 is installed in the guide pole 32 so as to be pivotable up and down, and the screw rod 39 is threaded through the slider 36 so that the motor 40 rotates. It has become.
Therefore, when the screw rod 39 is rotated by driving the motor 40, the slider 36 is guided by the guide pole 32 and slides up and down, and the case 30 also moves up and down.
[0049]
Pulleys 41 and 42 are pivotally supported on the top and bottom of the bracket 38, a swing bar 43 is pivotally supported on a part of the bracket 38 protruding, and a pulley 44 is pivotally supported on the upper end of the swing bar 43. At the lower end, a base end portion of a fork 31 that is supported so as to be extendable back and forth is pivotally supported.
The upper end of the swing bar 43 is biased to the back side of the housing 2 by the spring 45, and the fork 31 pivotally supported by the lower end of the swing bar 43 is normally retracted as shown by the solid line in FIG. is there.
[0050]
A wire 46 having one end fixed to the upper slider 33 at the upper end of the guide pole 32 extends downward along the guide pole 32 and is wound around the pulley 41 to change the direction horizontally, and then the upper end of the swing bar 43 It is wound around the pulley 44, the direction is reversed, and it is wound around the pulley 42 and extends downward along the guide pole 32. The lower end is fixed to the rod 47a of the solenoid 47 mounted on the lower slider 33.
[0051]
Therefore, even if the case 30 is raised and lowered by driving the motor 40 and the fork drive mechanism is raised and lowered integrally, the swing bar 43 is urged by the spring 45 and maintains the state shown by the solid line in FIG. It is in a state.
[0052]
Then, regardless of the height of the fork drive mechanism, when the solenoid 47 is driven and the wire 46 is pulled downward, the pulley 44 protruding forward is moved backward against the spring 45. As shown by the dotted line, the fork 31 can be extended forward by swinging the swing bar 43, and the tip of the fork 31 reaches the string 20 suspended from the locking member 15.
As described above, the prize acquisition device 9 moves up and down by driving the motor 40 and extends the fork 31 by driving the solenoid 47.
[0053]
The prize acquisition device 9 has a home position, and before the start of the game, the left unlocking member 5 is positioned at the home position in the lower left corner, and the right unlocking member 5 is positioned at the home position in the lower right corner. .
When the player presses the ascending button 5 on the operation panel 4, the prize acquisition device 9 rises while the player is pressing, and when the right travel button 6 is pressed, the prize acquisition device 9 moves rightward.
[0054]
Therefore, the player operates the ascending button 5 and the right travel button 6 in order to move the prize acquisition device 9 to a position corresponding to the target 21 aimed.
When the right travel button 6 has been pressed and released, the prize acquisition device 9 stops, and the fork 31 is automatically extended by driving the solenoid 47.
[0055]
Thereafter, the prize acquisition device 9 is lowered by a predetermined distance by driving the motor 40.
That is, the fork 31 descends for a certain stroke in the extended state, and then the fork 31 is retracted.
[0056]
When the lift button 5 and the right travel button 6 are operated to stop at an appropriate position corresponding to the target 21 (particularly, the position where the fork 31 faces the base 21 of the string 20), the fork 31 Is extended, the string 20 is sandwiched between the wedge-shaped cuts 31a, and the target 21 is positioned immediately below, so that the fork 31 is lowered by a certain stroke, so that the target 21 is pushed down by the fork 31 and the string 20 is separated by a certain distance. Pull down.
[0057]
Since the maximum amount that the string 20 can be pulled in one play is determined, the target 21 at one end of the string 20 suspended on both sides through the circular hole 15a at the lower end of the locking member 15 is supported by the support plate 17 or the guide. When the target 21 at the other end of the string 20 approaching the piece 18 is aimed, the locking member 15 is likely to release the locking of the slide-off prevention plate 12 while pulling the string 20 for a certain distance as described above, and it is easy to take out. .
[0058]
Therefore, the player can determine the difficulty level based on the position of the target 21, determine the target 21 to be aimed at, and advance the game advantageously.
[0059]
The position of the target 21 can be visually checked by the player. Particularly, when the target 21 is close to the support plate 17 or the guide piece 18, it seems that it can be easily taken out. Can increase the willingness to participate in the game.
[0060]
In addition, since the present prize dispensing device 10 can pile a large number of prizes g on the shelf board 11, even if the difficulty is somewhat discriminated as described above, a place where a lot of prizes g are piled up can be obtained. It is also possible to aim, and the selection of the target 21 targeted by the player is not uniform and varies depending on each player.
[0061]
The shelves 11 can be piled up with small prizes g, or can be placed without overlapping large prizes g, and there is applicability without being limited by the size, shape and number of prizes g.
[0062]
In particular, if a large number of prizes g are placed on the shelf board 11, a plurality of prizes g can be obtained in one play, and there are unexpected surprises such as unexpected prizes g mixed in it, which intrigues the player. There is something.
[0063]
The fall-down sliding prevention plate 12 can be easily raised by swinging upward and locking the locking member 15 to the support plate 17, and the prize g need only be placed on the shelf board 11. There is no need for an object, and it is not necessary to perform a troublesome mounting operation, so that the prize g can be easily displayed and the cost can be reduced.
[0064]
Since the slippage prevention plate 12 prevents the prize g from sliding down, even if the prize g is large and heavy, the force applied to the locking member 15 that maintains the standing of the slippage prevention plate 12 can be small. The release force may be small.
[0065]
The locking member 15 is simply pivotally supported by the arm 14 fixed to the slip-off prevention plate 12 via the pin 16, but is urged between the slip-off prevention plate 12 and the locking member 15 in a direction approaching each other. A spring may be interposed.
[0066]
By interposing this spring, it is possible to prevent the locking member 15 from lying down halfway halfway and falling down without playing, and the fallen sliding prevention plate 12 is moved upward. By simply swinging, it is possible to simplify operations such as the spring swinging the locking member 15 to the locking position to bring the anti-sliding plate 12 upright.
[0067]
Further, in order to increase the frictional force between the lower end of the locking member 15 and the support plate 17, the locking member is configured such that a rubber material is attached to at least one of the contacting members or the sliding prevention plate 12 is supported in an upright state. In order to increase the locking force of 15, a spring plate member slightly bulging upward is attached to a part of the support plate 17 where the lower end of the locking member 15 contacts, and the locking member 15 swings and elastically deforms the spring plate member It may be made to get over and be locked or unlocked.
[0068]
Since the prize payout device 10 is unitized, it can be easily changed to a different prize payout device by exchanging for a different type of prize payout device 10 of the unitized type.
[0069]
The prize acquisition game device 1 according to the above embodiment can be played by one player. However, the operation unit and the prize acquisition means are provided as a single game apparatus provided on both the left and right sides. It may be possible to play side by side at the same time, and in that case, it is possible to give variations to the play, for example, one is a real prize paying device and the other is a prize paying device that suspends a conventional prize with a ball chain.
[0070]
Next, a prize dispensing device 50 according to another embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
The left and right shelf boards 60 that are installed on the left and right support columns in the housing are installed so that the front side is inclined downward, and a plurality of circular holes 60a are arranged in a row at the front edge.
[0071]
A plurality of prize dispensing devices 50 unitized on the shelf board 60 are arranged side by side.
The prize payout device 50 includes a prize placing member 51 having a rectangular inclined plate part 51a and side plate parts 51b and 51b formed by bending left and right ends downward.
[0072]
The side plate portions 51b and 51b are formed symmetrically, and include locking projections 51c and 51c that protrude further downward from the middle portion and bearing portions 51d and 51d that protrude forward from the inclined plate portion 51a.
[0073]
A front locking member 52 is integrally connected between the left and right bearing portions 51d and 51d in front of the inclined plate portion 51a of the prize placing member 51.
[0074]
The front locking member 52 is a flat plate bent in a crank shape, and has a stepped shape in which the upper step portion 52a and the lower step portion 52c are connected by the connecting portion 52b, and the upper step portion 52a is flush with the inclined plate portion 51a. The connecting portion 52b is formed by bending along the contours of the bearing portions 51d and 51d, and the lower step portion 52c is formed by bending so as to be flush with the lower end surfaces of the bearing portions 51d and 51d. Yes.
[0075]
Both ends of the lower step portion 52c extend further forward to form locking arms 52d and 52d, and the locking arms 52d and 52d are bent downward in the middle.
A pair of cylindrical members 53, 53 are provided upright on the left and right of the lower step portion 52c. The upper half of the cylindrical members 53, 53 are enlarged in diameter and close to the connecting portion 52b, and the upper end surface of the upper step portion 52a And the same plane.
[0076]
The slide-off prevention plate 54 is pivotally supported so as to be able to swing over the front-side locking member 52.
[0077]
Both ends of the elongated rectangular plate portion 54a of the sliding-preventing plate 54 are bent to form side plate portions 54b and 54b, and the rearward extending portions of the side plate portions 54b and 54b are the prize placing members 51. The support shaft 55 is inserted in the gap between the bearing portions 51d and 51d and the front side locking member 52 and is laid on the left and right bearing portions 51d and 51d so as to penetrate the inside of the upper step portion 52a and the connecting portion 52b to the left and right. It is supported by.
[0078]
On the back surface of the rectangular plate portion 54a of the sliding-off prevention plate 54, a locking piece 56 that is curved in an arc shape is fixed to the back side of the center (swing center side) in a posture with the horizontal axis as the central axis. When a pipe-shaped locking member 57 is sandwiched and locked between the locking piece 56 and the upper step portion 52a of the front locking tool 52, the sliding-preventing plate 54 is brought into an upright state as shown in FIG. Can be maintained.
[0079]
When the locking member 57 is removed from the locking piece 56, the sliding-preventing plate 54 loses its support and swings downward due to its own weight, and is supported in contact with the pair of cylindrical members 53, 53, as shown in FIG. As described above, the inclined surface is the same as the inclined plate portion 51a of the prize placing member 51, and is in a lying state.
[0080]
The prize giving device 50 described above is unitized, and the inclined plate portion 51a of the prize placing member 51 is placed on the shelf plate 60, and the locking projections 51c of the side plate portions 51b and 51b are placed on the rear edge of the shelf plate 60. 51c is locked, and locking arms 52d, 52d extending forward of the front locking tool 52 are inserted into the two circular holes 60a, 60a on the front edge of the shelf 60 and locked.
[0081]
In this way, a plurality of prize paying devices 50 are sequentially arranged on the shelf board 60 to constitute one shelf.
An appropriate number of such shelf steps are provided in the upper and lower sides in the casing.
The shelf may be one level.
[0082]
The pipe-shaped locking member 57 that maintains the sliding-off prevention plate 54 of each prize dispensing device 50 in an upright state has a string 58 that is an unlocking member passed inside, and targets 59, 59 are connected to both ends of the string 58. It is worn.
[0083]
The string 58 extending from both sides of the locking member 57 locked to the locking piece 56 in the upright state of the slip-off prevention plate 54 shown in FIG. And passes through one circular hole 60a in the front end edge of the shelf 60 through the gap between the front-side locking member 52 and the connecting portion 52b from the inside to the outside, and hangs downward to reach the target 59. Set as follows.
[0084]
When one of the cords 58 hanging left and right is pulled downward together with the targate 59 by the unlocking member, the other target 59 rises and stops by contacting the lower end surface of the circular hole 60a at the front edge of the shelf 60 To do.
[0085]
When one end of the cord 58 is fixed by the stop of the target 59 and one of the cords 58 is further pulled downward, the locking member 57 locked to the locking piece 56 is pulled forward by the tension of the cord 58. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 9, the locking member 57 works so as to be removed from the locking piece 56, and when it is completely removed, the sliding-preventing plate 54 falls as shown in FIG.
[0086]
When the sliding prevention plate 54 falls down, the locking member 57 and the locking piece 56 are covered with the sliding prevention plate 54 and are positioned on the lower step 52c of the front locking member 52 between the left and right cylindrical members 53, 53. To do.
[0087]
As shown in FIG. 10, the sliding-preventing plate 54 has the same inclined surface as the inclined plate portion 51 a of the prize placing member 51 and is in a lying state, and is thus placed on the inclined plate portion 51 a of the prize placing member 51. The free gift g is released from the slip prevention by the slip prevention plate 54 and slides down the inclined surface on the upper surface of the slip prevention plate 54.
[0088]
The fall-down sliding prevention plate 54 can be easily erected by swinging upward and locking the locking member 57 to the locking piece 56, and the prize g is inclined plate portion 51 a of the prize placing member 51. Since it is only necessary to place it on the screen, no accessory is required, and it is not necessary to perform a troublesome mounting operation, and the prize g can be easily displayed, and the cost can be reduced.
[0089]
The present prize dispensing device 50 includes a prize placing member 51, a sliding prevention plate 54, a locking member 57, a string 58 and the like as a unit, and the units are arranged and placed on the shelf board 60 etc. in the housing. By placing a prize on the section, it is possible to easily display the prize in the prize acquisition game.
[0090]
By changing to a different type of unit, it can be easily changed to a different prize dispensing device.
Even if some units break down or are damaged, they can be easily dealt with by replacing only those units.
[0091]
Next, another premium payout device 70 will be briefly described with reference to FIGS.
The prize placing member 71 has an inclined surface portion 71a on which the premium is placed, and a narrow front end inclined surface portion 71c that protrudes somewhat forward through a vertical surface portion 71b on the front side thereof.
[0092]
A slide-off prevention plate 72 is pivotally attached to the front end of the inclined surface portion 71a, and a base end portion is pivotally supported by a pin 73 projecting from the center of the vertical surface portion 71b. Then, when the locking member 74 is rotated vertically by turning the tip end upward, the sliding-preventing plate 72 can be maintained in an upright state as shown in FIG.
[0093]
One end of a cord 76 is bound to the distal end portion of the locking member 74, and the cord 76 is hooked extending from the binding end portion to a hook 75 fixed to the left side of the vertical surface portion 71b, and changes its direction forward. Then, it hangs downward so as to wrap around the front end inclined surface portion 71c, and a target 77 is bound to the end portion.
[0094]
Therefore, when the prize acquisition device hooks the fork on the target 77 and pulls the cord 76 that is suspended downward, the locking member 74 is rotated sideways as shown in FIG. The plate 72 is laid down as shown in FIG. 13 when the locking member 74 is unlocked.
[0095]
Therefore, the prize g placed on the vertical surface portion 71b is released from the sliding prevention by the sliding prevention plate 72 and slides down the inclined surface on the upper surface of the sliding prevention plate 72.
[0096]
The fall-down sliding prevention plate 72 can be easily erected by rotating the locking member 74 in the vertical direction, and the prize g only has to be placed on the inclined surface portion 71a of the prize placing member 71. There is no need for troublesome attachment work, and the prize g can be easily displayed, thereby reducing the cost.
[0097]
The present prize dispensing device 70 also includes a prize placing member 71, a sliding prevention plate 72, a locking member 74, a string 76, and the like as a unit. Therefore, the unit is arranged on a shelf board or the like in the housing and placed on the placing portion. By placing the prize, it is possible to easily display the prize in the prize acquisition game.
[0098]
Next, another giveaway device 80 will be briefly described with reference to FIGS.
The prize placing member 81 of the present prize dispensing device 80 also has an inclined surface part 81a on which the prize is placed, and a narrow front end inclined surface part 81c protruding somewhat forward through the vertical surface part 81b on the front side thereof. ing.
[0099]
A rectangular opening 81d is formed at the center of the vertical surface portion 81b.
A slide-off prevention plate 82 is pivotally attached to the front end of the inclined surface portion 81a.
A rectangular parallelepiped locking member 85 is pivotally supported at a base end portion of a pair of bearings 83 extending from a pair of bearings 83, 83 protruding from the center of the back surface of the slip-preventing plate 82, and is swingably provided. It has been.
[0100]
A circular hole 85a is formed in the free end portion of the locking member 85 in the front-rear direction. The string 86 passes through the circular hole 85a, and the target 87 is disposed at the end of the string 86 extending forward from the circular hole 85. Are attached, and a small ball 88 is attached to the end of the string 86 extending rearward from the circular hole 85.
Although the target 87 and the small sphere 88 are different in shape, the weight is substantially equal and both are balanced.
[0101]
When raising the sliding-off prevention plate 82, referring to FIG. 14, the sliding-off prevention plate 82 is swung upward, and the locking member 85 is stood on the front end inclined surface portion 81c to raise the sliding-off prevention plate 82. However, at that time, a portion extending rearward of the string 86 penetrating the circular hole 85a at the lower end of the locking member 85 and a small ball 88 at the end thereof are passed through the opening 81d of the vertical surface portion 81b and suspended downward. The string 86 extending forward from the circular hole 85 is hung down to the front side so as to go around the front end inclined surface portion 81c.
[0102]
When the fork is hooked on the target 87 of the string 86 hanging down on the front side and the string 86 is pulled down by the prize acquisition device, the string 86 hanging down on the rear side and the small ball 88 at the end thereof ascend as shown in FIG.
[0103]
When the raised small ball 88 comes into contact with the opening end of the circular hole 85a at the lower end of the locking member 85 through the opening 81d, the lower end of the locking member 85 slides on the front end inclined surface portion 81c as shown in FIG. In this way, it is swung forward.
[0104]
When the target 87 is further pulled downward as it is, the lower end of the locking member 85 is disengaged from the inclined surface part 81c of the front end, and the sliding prevention plate 82 swings downward together with the locking member 85 as shown in FIG. To surrender.
[0105]
Therefore, the prize g placed on the vertical surface portion 81b is released from the sliding prevention by the sliding prevention plate 82 and slides down the inclined surface on the upper surface of the sliding prevention plate 82.
[0106]
The present prize dispensing device 80 is also provided with a prize placing member 81, a sliding prevention plate 82, a locking member 85, a string 86, etc. as a unit. By placing the prize, it is possible to easily display the prize in the prize acquisition game.
[0107]
Although the front end inclined surface portion 81c supporting the locking member 85 in the present prize dispensing device 80 is the inclined surface substantially parallel to the inclined surface portion 81a, the locking member 85 is supported only by the frictional force. The locking member 85 may be structurally supported by forming a reverse inclined surface having an angle with 81a or providing a protrusion on a required portion of the front end inclined surface portion 81c. Unlocking is difficult, and it is easy to increase the difficulty of acquiring a prize.
[0108]
Since the above prize acquisition devices 10, 50, and 80 are all unitized, a combination of these different types of prize acquisition devices may be arranged in the same housing to make the player interested. It is also possible to change the degree of difficulty in acquiring a prize by changing the prize acquisition device according to the prize, which is one guideline for the player to select a prize.
[0109]
In the above embodiment, it is easy to adjust the easiness of picking up the prize by changing the length of the string or changing the locking force of the locking member using a rubber member or a spring member. it can.
[0110]
The prize placing means is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various unitized structures are conceivable.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is an overall external view of a prize acquisition game device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a prize dispensing device in a state in which all slip-off prevention plates are upright.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the prize dispensing device in a state in which one of the slip-off prevention plates is laid down and the rest is erected.
FIG. 4 is a side view of the prize dispensing device in a state where the sliding-off prevention plate is raised.
FIG. 5 is a side view of the prize dispensing device in a state in which the sliding-off prevention plate is laid down.
FIG. 6 is a partially omitted perspective view showing a drive mechanism of the prize acquisition device.
FIG. 7 is a side view of an essential part of the drive mechanism with a part thereof omitted.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a state in which a slip-off prevention plate of a prize dispensing device according to another embodiment is erected.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state in the middle of releasing the lock of the prize prize dispensing device.
FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which the slip-off prevention plate of the prize give-out device has fallen down.
FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a state in which a slide-off prevention plate of a prize dispensing device is erected in still another embodiment.
FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a state in the middle of releasing the lock of the prize payout device.
FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a state in which the slip-off prevention plate of the same prize giving-out device has fallen down.
FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a state in which the slide-off prevention plate of the prize dispensing device is erected in still another embodiment.
FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a state in which the slide-off prevention plate of the same-type prize dispensing device in another state is raised.
FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a state in the middle of releasing the lock of the prize give-out device.
FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a state in which the slip-off prevention plate of the prize give-out device has fallen down.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Premium acquisition game device, 2 ... Housing | casing, 3 ... Transparent board, 4 ... Operation panel, 5 ... Ascending button, 6 ... Right travel button, 7 ... Coin insertion port, 8 ... Premium giveout port, 9 ... Premium acquisition device ,
10 ... Premium dispenser, 11 ... Shelves, 12 ... Sliding-down sliding prevention plate, 13 ... Pivot, 14 ... Arm, 15 ... Locking member, 16 ... Pin, 17 ... Support plate, 18 ... Guide piece,
20 ... string, 21 ... target, 25,26 ... support, 27,28 ... beam,
30 ... Case, 31 ... Fork, 32 ... Guide pole, 33 ... Slider, 34 ... Guide rail, 35 ... Screw rod, 36 ... Slider, 37 ... Roller, 38 ... Bracket, 39 ... Screw rod, 40 ... Motor, 41, 42 ... pulley, 43 ... swing bar, 44 ... pulley, 45 ... spring, 46 ... wire, 47 ... solenoid,
50 ... prize dispensing device, 51 ... prize placement member, 52 ... front side locking tool, 53 ... cylindrical member, 54 ... slip-off prevention plate, 55 ... spindle, 56 ... locking piece,
57 ... locking member, 58 ... string, 59 ... target,
60 ... Shelf, 70 ... Premium dispenser, 72 ... Sliding prevention plate, 73 ... Pin, 74 ... Locking member, 75 ... Hook, 76 ... String, 77 ... Target,
80 ... prize dispenser, 81 ... prize placement member, 82 ... slip-off prevention plate, 83 ... bearing, 84 ... spindle, 85 ... locking member, 86 ... string, 87 ... target, 88 ... small ball.

Claims (4)

A placement section for placing a prize on an inclined surface ;
An operation means for a player to perform a game operation;
A prize acquisition means that is moved and controlled in response to a game operation performed by the player ;
A slip-off preventing member for preventing the prize on the inclined surface from sliding off from the mounting portion ;
A locking member that maintains the slip prevention member in a position that prevents the prize from sliding down;
An unlocking member that is supported by the locking member and acts on the locking member in a supported state to release the locking;
A target provided on the locking release member ,
The prize acquisition means moved in response to a game operation aimed at the target of the player acts on the target to actuate the locking release member, and the engagement of the locking member depends on the support state of the locking release member. A prize acquisition game device, wherein the prize is paid out by moving the sliding prevention member to a position where the stop is released and the prize is allowed to slide down. The locking member has a base end portion pivotally supported by the sliding prevention member and a free end portion provided with a hole,
  The locking release member is provided with the target on both sides penetrating through the hole at the free end of the locking member,
  When the prize acquisition means acts on one target, the locking release member is moved, and with the movement of the locking release member, the other target faces a hole provided at the free end of the locking member. When the other target thus moved comes into contact with the free end of the locking member, the locking member swings to release the locking, and the sliding prevention member is placed at a position that allows the prize to slide down. The prize acquisition game device according to claim 1, wherein the prize is moved and paid out. The locking member has a base end portion pivotally supported by the sliding prevention member and a free end portion provided with a hole,
  The locking release member is provided with the target and small sphere on each side through the hole of the free end of the locking member,
  When the prize acquisition means acts on the target, the locking release member is moved, and the small ball moves toward the hole provided at the free end of the locking member as the locking release member moves. When the moved small ball comes into contact with the free end of the locking member, the locking member swings to release the locking, and the sliding prevention member is moved to a position that allows the prize to slide down. 2. The prize acquisition game device according to claim 1, wherein a prize is paid out. A prize configured to be installed in a prize acquisition game device including an operation means for a player to perform a game operation and a prize acquisition means for movement control in response to the game operation performed by the player, the prize being arranged in the housing A dispensing device,
A placement section for placing a prize on an inclined surface ;
A slip-off preventing member for preventing the prize on the inclined surface from sliding off from the mounting portion ;
A locking member that maintains the slip prevention member in a position that prevents the prize from sliding down;
An unlocking member that is supported by the locking member and acts on the locking member in a supported state to release the locking;
A target provided on the locking release member ,
The prize acquisition means moved in response to a game operation aimed at the target of the player acts on the target to actuate the locking release member, and the engagement of the locking member depends on the support state of the locking release member. A prize payout device for releasing prizes and delivering prizes by moving the sliding prevention member to a position where the prizes are allowed to slide down .

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