JP4787281B2 - Bullet ball machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a ball game machine equipped with a winning device capable of winning a game ball launched into a game area into a predetermined winning portion.

  A bullet ball game machine such as a pachinko game machine is configured so that a predetermined condition is established by supplying a game ball, and the game ball can be paid out as a prize ball when winning as a result of the game. Further, the ball and ball game machine such as a pachinko game machine controls the display mode displayed by the symbol display device when the predetermined condition is satisfied by using a control device such as a computer, and is advantageous for the player based on the result of the display mode. Or, it is configured to notify an unfavorable gaming state. Here, the predetermined condition means that a detection sensor detects that a game ball has entered the winning portion (winning) or the like. The winning section refers to a predetermined winning opening, a starting winning opening (starting chucker), and the like.

  For example, a symbol display device of a ball game machine (type 1 special electric accessory, etc.) has a liquid crystal image display area (symbol display unit) usually called digital, and the symbol display unit is on the front of the ball ball game machine. Is provided. In this symbol display section, there is a main display area that variably displays a plurality of symbols (identification information including pictures and numbers). In this main display area, the symbols are variably displayed as if they are rotating at high speed, After the elapse of a predetermined time, a display for stopping the rotation in turn with a time difference of about several seconds for each symbol is displayed. If the symbol pattern stopped in the main display area is a specific combination of predetermined symbol patterns such as “7”, “7”, “7”, etc. Then, a specific game state is generated that is advantageous for a player who can acquire a large number of game balls such as pachinko balls.

  In addition, there is a gaming machine that generates a probability variation in which the next big hit probability or the small hit probability is greatly increased when the aligned stop symbols are predetermined specific symbols (probability variation symbols, etc.). .

JP 2003-71007 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-42334 JP 2001-149484 A JP-A-6-198032

  By the way, the launched game ball (hereinafter referred to as a pachinko ball) collides with a nail (also referred to as a gauge) placed on the board surface and is bounced to change the moving direction of the ball, reducing the ball speed and the glass surface and the game board surface. Fall in the space between (game area). When a pachinko ball falling while being hit by a nail wins a predetermined winning opening, a winning ball is generated, or when a winning winning opening is won, a specific gaming state is generated.

  In this way, the ball game machine allows the player to enjoy the game by causing the pachinko balls to win the prize-winning part and generating an advantageous state for the player. On the other hand, the ball game machine It is also a game in which pachinko balls launched into the area enjoy the movement of pachinko balls that jump within the game area.

However, with conventional ball game machines, the movement of a pachinko ball that jumps and jumps in the game area is only dropped in the game area while hitting and hitting a nail, and for players who enjoy the movement of a jumping pachinko ball It was not satisfactory enough. For this reason, there is a case where the sales efficiency of a game store is lowered by getting tired of the game and standing up from the ball game machine in a short time.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a ball game machine that allows a player to play for a long time while enjoying the movement of a game ball.

The ball game machine of the present invention is configured as follows in order to solve the above technical problem.
That is, the bullet ball game machine of the present invention is a leap that causes the game ball to leap in a ball ball game machine equipped with a winning device capable of winning a game ball launched into a predetermined game area to a predetermined winning portion. It has the part.

  With this configuration, for example, by causing the game ball to leap in a direction other than the downward direction, it is possible to give the game ball a great feeling of dynamism and to expect satisfaction from the player. As a result, the player can play for a long time, which can contribute to the improvement of the sales store's sales efficiency. The predetermined game area refers to a space between and between the game board surface and the transparent glass surface. The winning portion refers to a predetermined winning opening, a starting winning opening (starting chucker), and the like. By winning gaming balls in the winning opening, it is possible to obtain gaming profits such as obtaining a large number of gaming balls.

  In the bullet ball game machine according to the present invention, the leap portion includes a leap member that causes the game ball to slide and leap. According to this configuration, the game ball can be leap only by the kinetic energy obtained by the game ball sliding on the leap member, and it is not necessary to provide a drive mechanism or the like for leap the game ball. As a result, the manufacturing cost of the leap portion can be reduced.

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the jumping member is formed in an arcuate plate shape. According to this configuration, since the game ball slides and jumps on the arcuate (arc) plate, the game ball can surely jump without staying on the jump member. Moreover, the structure of the leap part is easy, and the manufacturing cost of the leap part can be reduced.

  Furthermore, the bullet ball game machine of the present invention is characterized in that a guide passage for guiding the game ball to the leap portion is provided so as to extend downward. According to this configuration, the game ball can be reliably guided to the leap part by the guide passage. Further, by guiding the game ball downward, potential energy can be given to the game ball, and the game ball can be energized and leap large (far).

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the guide passage is provided with a plurality of introduction ports for introducing the game ball at different positions in the height direction. According to this configuration, different potential energies can be given to the game ball depending on which introduction port the game ball enters. In other words, since the moving (falling) distance of the game ball and the leap distance of the game ball are in a proportional relationship, the game ball that enters the higher introduction port jumps larger (farther away). Thus, the game can be made diverse by changing the jumping mode of the game ball.

Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, a plurality of the guide passages are provided, and the lengths of these guide passages are different. According to this configuration, different potential energies can be given to the game ball depending on which guide passage the game ball enters. That is, since the moving (falling) distance of the game ball and the leap distance of the game ball are in a proportional relationship, the game ball that enters the longer guide passage jumps larger (farther). Thus, the game can be made diverse by changing the jumping mode of the game ball.

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the jumping member is provided in the middle of the guide passage, and a portion of the internal space of the guide passage where the jumping member is provided is the jumping member. It is divided into a partition area partitioned by the above and a passage area through which the game ball can pass. According to this configuration, if the game ball enters the partition area in the guide passage, the game ball can slide and jump along the jump member, and if it enters the passage area, the game ball does not jump, for example, to the stage side. Transition. Thus, by distributing the game balls in the guide passage, it is possible to produce an unexpectedness of the movement of the game balls.

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the partition area is larger than the passage area. According to this configuration, since the partition region is larger than the passage region, more game balls passing through the guide passage can be placed on the leap member. In other words, although it is a small probability, it is not possible to put it on the jumping member, and for example, a case of shifting to the stage side occurs, and an unexpectedness of the movement of the game ball can be produced.

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the leap portion includes a collision member that collides with the game ball and causes the game ball to leap, and a drive mechanism that drives the collision member. And According to this structure, a game ball can be reliably leap by driving a collision member. The drive mechanism can be exemplified by a mechanism that drives the collision member by an actuator (small motor) or the like.

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the jumping member is provided so as to be rotatable about an axis, and the jumping part includes a turning mechanism for turning the jumping member. To do. According to this configuration, the angle at which the game ball leaps and the leap distance can be changed by changing the angle at which the leap member rotates by the rotation mechanism. For example, by changing the jumping mode of the game ball by always rotating the jumping member using a rotating mechanism, it is possible to periodically generate a jumping mode that is advantageous or disadvantageous for the player. . In addition, the rotation mechanism can illustrate the mechanism which rotates a leap member by an actuator (small motor) etc.

  Furthermore, the bullet ball game machine of the present invention is characterized in that an extension member for extending the length of the jumping member is provided. According to this configuration, it is possible to extend the running distance of the game ball by extending the length of the leap member, and as a result, it is possible to change the distance that the game ball jumps. Moreover, the distance by which a game ball leaps can be adjusted by adjusting the length of a leap member.

  Furthermore, the bullet ball game machine of the present invention is characterized in that a target of the game ball is provided at a fall point of the game ball jumped from the jump portion. According to this configuration, the leap portion can leap the game ball toward the target, and the game performance can be improved.

  Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, a plurality of the jumping portions are provided, and the target is one of the plurality of jumping portions. According to this configuration, after the game ball is leap from one leap part toward the other leap part, it can be further leap from the other leap part. For example, the game ball is transmitted to a plurality of leap parts. It is possible to diversify the jumping mode of the game ball, such as causing the ball to jump sequentially.

Furthermore, in the ball game machine of the present invention, the target is the predetermined winning portion. According to this configuration, the leap portion can leap the game ball toward the winning portion, and the game performance can be improved.
The above configurations can be combined with each other as much as possible.

  As described above, according to the ball ball game machine of the present invention, it is possible to give the game ball a great dynamism by causing the game ball to leap in a direction other than the downward direction, and to give the player a sense of satisfaction. I can expect that.

  As a result, the player can play for a long time, which can contribute to the improvement of the sales store's sales efficiency.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a ball game machine according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, a pachinko gaming machine classified as “first type” in the internal rules of the Act on the Optimization of Business Administration (Rules on Customs Business etc. and Act on the Optimization of Business) will be described as an example.

[First Embodiment]
As shown in FIG. 1, a pachinko gaming machine (hereinafter referred to as a gaming machine) 1 shown in the first embodiment includes an outer frame 3 fixed to a so-called “island” of a game store as an installation location, and this outer frame. 3 is provided with a front frame 4 that is held on one side and is openable and closable with respect to the outer frame 3, and a window frame 5 that is openable and closable at the upper front of the front frame 4. It should be noted that main components constituting the gaming machine 1 are attached to the front frame 4 in a collective manner.

  Main components provided in the table frame 4 include a game board 6, a game ball (hereinafter referred to as a pachinko ball) to be supplied to the game machine 1, and a tray 2 for temporarily storing pachinko balls to be paid out to the player from the game machine 1, A launching device 7 for launching the pachinko balls toward the game area of the game board 6, an operation handle 8 for operating the launching device 7, and a payout device for delivering a predetermined number of pachinko balls into the tray 2 as required. 66 (see FIG. 2), a main control device 60 that processes main control relating to the game, a sub-control device that controls various devices to execute control commands output from the main control device 60, and the like. The sub-control devices include a symbol control device 61, a lamp control device 62, a voice control device 63, a payout control device 64, a launch control device 65, and the like.

Hereinafter, each configuration will be described in detail.
A transparent window (glass window) 9 through which the game board 6 can be looked into is fitted in the window frame 5 provided to be openable and closable with respect to the front frame 4 (see FIG. 1). On the outer periphery of the see-through window 9, a decoration LED 10, a decoration lamp 11, and a speaker 12 as a sound generator are provided.

The tray 2 provided on the front frame 4 is attached below the window frame 5.
A spiral slope is formed inside the tray 2, and a game ball borrowing port 2 a leading to a CR unit (not shown) is provided at one end portion on the upstream side of the slope. In addition, a prize ball payout port 2b is provided in communication with the game ball borrowing port 2a to pay out a pachinko ball as a prize ball. At the other end on the downstream side of the slope, there is formed a storage ball alignment path 2c for aligning pachinko balls in the tray 2 in a line and guiding them into the gaming machine 1. A game ball supply port 2d leading to the launching device 7 is provided at the downstream end of the storage ball alignment path 2c.

On the front side of the tray 2, two ball release buttons 2 e and 2 f for discharging the pachinko balls of the tray 2 are provided.
When one of the ball release buttons 2e is operated, the pachinko balls, which are surplus balls between the game ball borrowing port 2a and the prize ball payout port 2b, are discharged into a separately prepared container through the ball extraction passage behind the saucer 2. The On the other hand, when the ball release button 2f is operated, the pachinko balls between the prize ball payout opening 2b and the game ball supply port 2d are discharged together with the surplus balls to the container.

  An ashtray 28 is provided at the lower left of the tray 2. An operation handle 8 is provided at the lower right of the tray 2. The operation handle 8 includes a main switch for operating the launching device 7 and a touch antenna. Then, the momentum of the pachinko ball to be struck on the game board 6 can be arbitrarily adjusted according to the operation state of the operation handle 8.

  The launcher 7 is provided on the back side of the front frame 4. The launcher 7 includes a launcher for launching a pachinko ball and an electric motor (both not shown) for continuously swinging the launcher.

  In the first embodiment, the firing stop button 40 is provided on the left side of the tray 2. This firing stop button 40 is an external operation device for temporarily stopping the firing operation of the pachinko ball while the operation handle 8 is operated based on the player's judgment. By operating (depressing) 40, it is possible to temporarily stop the launch of the pachinko ball at an arbitrary timing while maintaining the use state of the operation handle 8.

  The pachinko ball payout device 66 shown in FIG. 2 is provided on the back side of the front frame 4, and stores a pachinko ball to be paid out as a prize ball, a prize ball counting device for counting the pachinko balls to be paid out, A prize ball alignment rail for sending the pachinko balls in the tank to the prize ball counting device. When a pachinko ball is won, the number of pachinko balls corresponding to the winning is weighed by a prize ball counting device and paid out as a prize ball in the previous tray 2.

The game board 6 is made of plywood having a substantially square shape, and is housed and fixed in a game board housing frame (not shown) formed on the back side of the front frame 4.
As shown in FIG. 1, a guide rail 13 formed in a spiral shape is provided on the front surface of the game board 6. A region surrounded by the guide rail 13 forms a game region.

  In the game area, a normal symbol display device 18 that notifies the presence or absence of a small hit, a passing gate 49 that triggers a small hit lottery, a liquid crystal display unit called a “main digital” (hereinafter referred to as a symbol display device 17), Various winning devices 25, 26, 27 to be described later for receiving pachinko balls, obstacles such as a game nail 23 and a windmill 24, an out port 16 for discharging a pachinko ball that has not won a prize from the game board 6, etc. are provided. ing.

  The normal symbol display device 18 is a device for notifying the result of the small hit lottery started upon receiving a prize at the passing gate 49.

  As for the small hit notification, for example, symbols such as “◯” and “x” are displayed according to the presence or absence of the small hit, and the player is notified of the presence or absence of the small hit.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the movable single door 26a that opens in conjunction with the winning of the small hit and widens the range for receiving the pachinko ball is provided in the opening (winning portion) of the start winning device 26.

  A symbol display device 17 is arranged substantially at the center of the game board 6, and the symbol display device 17 displays identification information such as symbols according to a control command required at the time as the game progresses. If the display of symbols is described as an example, a plurality of types of symbols (identification information) are displayed using the rotator as a motif.

As shown in FIG. 3, the symbol display device 17 includes a liquid crystal unit 17 a that displays identification information such as symbols based on various effects, and a symbol display device body 17 b that isolates the periphery of the liquid crystal unit 17 a from the game area. Consists of When the game ball (hereinafter referred to as a pachinko ball) that has been launched enters the main body from the game area, the symbol display device main body 17b is dropped after the pachinko ball temporarily stays in the main body and then dances ( Commonly known as stage) S. Further, the symbol display device main body 17b includes a leap portion 95 that leaps the pachinko balls that have entered the main body from the game area. The landing S and the leap portion 95 of the symbol display device main body 17b will be described later.

Further, the outline of the symbol display control performed by the symbol display device 17 will be described. On the condition that the winning (start winning) in the start winning device 26 is one condition, the main controller 60 shifts to a gaming state advantageous to the player. A jackpot random number lottery control process (hereinafter simply referred to as a jackpot lottery determination) is executed, which is control for determining whether or not the condition for winning is won.
Further, based on the big hit lottery determination, the contents of notification, that is, “Atari” and “Lose” are determined.

  Further, when notifying the player of the determined notification content, the main control device 60 further executes random number lottery for determining a symbol variation pattern, a temporary stop, and a fixed stop symbol. In this random number lottery, a random number lottery is executed on the data selection table corresponding to “Atari” or the data selection table corresponding to “Lost” based on the lottery result of the previous big hit lottery determination. Various data set in the random number range value including the random numbers extracted in this random number lottery is transmitted to the symbol control device 61 as control data for the symbol control device 61.

  The data selection table is divided into variation pattern lottery, temporary stop symbol lottery, fixed stop symbol lottery, etc., and control data to be transmitted to the symbol control device 61 is extracted from these data selection tables. Is sent in a state in which the received data is incorporated.

  On the other hand, the symbol control device 61 analyzes the received control data, refers to the image data lottery table corresponding to the data, and executes random lottery for the image data lottery table. Then, image data corresponding to the random number value extracted in this random number lottery is assigned to the previous control data to generate VDP (video display base) data. Then, the VDP data is transmitted to the video processor unit and displayed on the symbol display device 17.

  Further, the start winning device (so-called start chucker) 26 is an opportunity for the big hit lottery determination, and the general winning device 25 instructs the payout device 66 to pay out a predetermined number of prize balls through the main controller 60. The big winning device (so-called attacker) 27 is expanded in the big hit gaming state and takes in a large number of pachinko balls as prize balls.

The start winning device 26 is disposed below the symbol display device 17.
The big winning device 27 is arranged further below the start winning device 26.
The general winning device 25 is arranged on both sides of the start winning device 26.
A game nail 23, a windmill 24, and the like are provided around these various winning devices 26, 27, 25.

  The game nail 23, the windmill 24, etc. have a function of providing a player with visual fun by changing (dancing) the falling motion of the pachinko ball when the pachinko ball launched on the game board 6 contacts 6 has a function of guiding the pachinko ball launched at the top to the vicinity of the winning area while appropriately diffusing in the gaming area.

  Hereinafter, the control system of the gaming machine will be described.

[Main control unit]
The main control device 60 is a device that processes the main control of the gaming machine 1, and is a basic processing device CPU (Central Processing Unit) 60a, and a RAM (Random Access Memory) that temporarily stores data used for processing in the CPU 60a. 60c, and a ROM (Read Only Memory) 60b for storing various programs used for processing in the CPU 60a.

  Explaining an example of the program recorded in the ROM 60b, a random number lottery execution program used for jackpot lottery determination or the like, and a random number range for updating a random number range value to be compared with a random number value extracted in the random number lottery Examples include a value update program and an output control program that generates and outputs a control command (control command) to be output to each sub-control device based on the result of the big hit lottery determination.

  The main controller 60 is connected to a lamp controller 62, a sound controller 63, a payout controller 64, a launch controller 65, a symbol controller 61, a winning ball device 67, a movable member controller 83, and the like. .

  Then, the main control device 60 transmits, for example, 8-bit control information (control command) indicating the result of the big hit lottery determination and the presence / absence of a prize ball to each of these sub control devices by a 2-byte transmission method. .

[Sub-control device]
The lamp control device 62, which is one of the sub-control devices, controls the effect using the electrical accessories based on the control command output from the main control device 60.
More specifically, the ROM 62b that records a program for controlling the light emission of the decoration LED 10 and the decoration lamp 11 provided on the front surface of the gaming machine 1 and the program recorded in the ROM 62b are based on a control command output from the main controller 60. A CPU 62a for processing and a RAM 62c for temporarily storing data used for processing in the CPU 62a are provided.

  The voice control device 63 is a device for controlling the speaker 12 provided on the front surface of the gaming machine 1, and is recorded in the ROM 63b and the ROM 63b in which a program used for speaker control is recorded in the same manner as the lamp control device 62. A CPU 63a that processes a program based on a control command output from the main controller 60, and a RAM 63c that temporarily stores data used for processing by the CPU 63a are provided.

  The payout control device 64 controls the ball lending signal control device, the payout device 66, the CR unit, and the launch control device 65 based on the control command output from the main control device 60, and controls the payout operation and supply operation of the pachinko balls. To do. The ball lending signal control device generates a control command for controlling the previous CR unit and transmits it to the CR unit. The launch control device 65 determines whether or not the operation of the operation handle 8 is reflected in the launch of the pachinko ball based on an output signal such as whether or not the game is in progress and whether or not the launch stop button 40 is pressed. ing.

  The launch control device 65 is a sub-control device that controls the launch device 7 that launches a pachinko ball onto the game board 6 by operating the operation handle 8. The launch control device 65 is also provided with a CPU for storing a program for controlling the launch device 7, a RAM for temporarily storing CPU processing items, a ROM for storing control information, and the like. Also good.

  The winning ball device 67 is a sub-control device for controlling a solenoid provided in the general winning device 25, the starting winning device 26, the big winning device 27, etc., and the control device for the general winning device 25, the starting winning device. It is subdivided into a control device for 26 and a control device for the big prize device 27.

  Based on the control data received from the main control device 60 as described above, the symbol control device 61 generates VDP data required at that time, transmits it to the video display processor, and displays the symbol display device 17 (liquid crystal display). (Unit).

  More specifically, a ROM 61b that stores a symbol control program for setting and transmitting control data required for the variable display of symbols (identification information) on the symbol display device 17 based on a control command received from the main control device 60; A CPU 61a for processing a symbol control program recorded in the ROM 61b based on a control command output from the main controller 60, and a RAM 61c for temporarily storing data used for processing in the CPU 61a are provided.

[Description of landing S and leap part 95]
Next, the landing S and the leap part 95 provided in the symbol display device main body 17b will be described.
As shown in FIG. 3, the symbol display device main body 17 b includes a guiding portion 90 that connects the outside and the inside of the main body, a leap portion 95 that leaps the pachinko ball, and a pachinko that enters the main body via the leap portion 95. It is a structure provided with the landing S which makes a ball a temporary stay state.

  The stage S is provided with a drop hole H for dropping a pachinko ball that is staying temporarily to the outside of the symbol display device main body 17b. The stage S is provided with a gentle slope toward the drop hole H so that the pachinko balls on the stage S are directed toward the drop hole H. The drop hole H is provided immediately above the start winning device 26, and the probability that a pachinko ball falling from the drop hole H wins the start winning device 26 is increased.

  The guiding portion 90 includes guide passages 92a and 92b that extend downward and guide the pachinko balls that are launched into the game area into the interior of the symbol display device main body 17b. At the upper ends of the guide passages 92a and 92b, there are introduction ports 93a and 93b for introducing pachinko balls, and plate-shaped guide plates 91a and 91b for guiding the pachinko balls to the introduction ports 93a and 93b. Is provided.

  Each of the guide plates 91a and 91b extends in a substantially horizontal direction, and the base end portions of these guide plates 91a and 91b are integrally provided at the lower portions of the introduction ports 93a and 93b, respectively. In addition, stoppers 84a and 84b are erected on the front surfaces of the guide plates 91a and 91b so that the pachinko balls do not fall outside the introduction ports 93a and 93b. Moreover, in order to guide the pachinko balls on the respective guide plates 91a and 91b toward the respective introduction ports 93a and 93b, the guide plates 91a and 91b have their base end portions below the tip portions in the horizontal direction. It is preferable to be inclined so as to be positioned.

  The guide passages 92a and 92b guide the pachinko balls downward from the introduction ports 93a and 93b, but in this embodiment, there are two paths for guiding the pachinko balls. The first guide route is to drop directly from the introduction ports 93a and 93b to the stage S below, and the second guide route is to guide the leap portion 95 from the introduction ports 93a and 93b.

The leap portion 95 includes leap members (hereinafter referred to as jump stands) 96a and 96b that leap the induced pachinko balls. The jump tables 96a and 96b are formed in an arcuate plate shape. Further, one end of each of the jump tables 96a and 96b is provided on the inner side surface of the portion of the guide passages 92a and 92b where a space 99a described later is formed. Of the internal space of the guide passages 92a and 92b, a portion where the jump tables 96a and 96b are provided is divided into a partition area partitioned by the jump tables 96a and 96b, and a region through which the pachinko balls can pass is divided into a passage area. ing. The other ends of the jump tables 96a and 96b protrude toward the liquid crystal unit 17a (center portion), and the pachinko balls on the jump tables 96a and 96b
After sliding on 6a and 96b, it jumps toward the liquid crystal part 17a. In this embodiment, the pachinko balls that have fallen downward from the introduction port 93a (93b) and have jumped from the jump base 96a (96b) are set so that the fall point is the drop hole H.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the guide passages 92a and 92b are provided with a substantially rectangular parallelepiped guide member 98a. A guide passage hole 84a communicating with the introduction port 93a is formed on the upper surface of the guide member 98a, and a space 99a is formed below the guide passage hole 84a in the guide member 98a. The space 99a has a function of dropping a pachinko ball that passes through the passage area without riding on the jumping table 96a further downward. The pachinko balls that have fallen downward stay on the stage S and then fall outside through the drop hole H. The pachinko ball riding on the jumping table 96a leaps toward the liquid crystal unit 17a after sliding on the jumping table 96a.

  According to the first embodiment, by making the pachinko ball leap in a direction other than the downward direction by the jumping tables 96a and 96b, it can be expected to give the pachinko ball a great dynamism, and the player is satisfied. Can be given.

  Since it is a game that gives the player a sense of satisfaction, the player can play for a long time, which can contribute to an improvement in the operating efficiency of the game store.

  In addition, according to the first embodiment, the jumping portion 95 includes the jump tables 96a and 96b that allow the pachinko balls to slide and jump, so that the pachinko balls slide on the jump tables 96a and 96b. The pachinko ball can be leap only with the obtained kinetic energy, and it is not necessary to provide a drive mechanism for leap the pachinko ball, so the configuration of the leap portion 95 is facilitated and consequently the manufacturing cost of the leap portion is reduced. Can be planned.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, since the jump tables 96a and 96b are formed in an arcuate plate shape, the pachinko ball slides and jumps on the arcuate (arc) plate, and the pachinko ball Can make a leap forward without staying on the jump tables 96a and 96b. Further, the configuration of the leap portion 95 is easy, and the manufacturing cost of the leap portion can be reduced.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, since the guide passages 92a and 92b for guiding the pachinko balls to the jumping portion 95 are provided so as to extend downward, the guide passages 92a and 92b leap the pachinko balls. It is possible to reliably guide the unit 95. Further, by guiding the pachinko ball downward, it is possible to give potential energy to the pachinko ball, and it is possible to make a big leap with the momentum of the game ball.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, the jump tables 96a and 96b are provided in the middle of the guide passages 92a and 92b, and the jump tables 96a and 96b in the internal space 99a of the guide passages 92a and 92b. Is divided into a partition area partitioned by the jump tables 96a and 96b and a passage area through which the pachinko balls can pass, so that the pachinko balls are partitioned in the guide passages 92a and 92b. If it enters, it can slide and jump along jump stand 96a, 96b, and if it enters into a passage area, a pachinko ball will move to the stage S side, for example, without jumping. In this way, by distributing the pachinko balls in the guide passages 92a and 92b, it is possible to produce the unexpectedness of the movement of the pachinko balls.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, since the fall hole H is provided at the fall point of the pachinko ball jumping from the jumping tables 96a and 96b, the jump that the pachinko ball directly enters the fall hole H is provided. The mode can be enjoyed by the player, and the game performance can be improved.

Furthermore, according to the first embodiment, the opening of the start winning device 26 is provided directly below the drop hole H, and the probability that a pachinko ball falling from the drop hole H wins the opening is increased. Therefore, the leap of the pachinko ball by the leap portion 95 and the winning in the opening portion can be associated with each other, and the playability can be improved.

  Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described sequentially. In the description, the same reference numerals are given to the same components as those in the first embodiment described above, and the description will be simplified.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment will be described. Note that the difference between the first embodiment and the second embodiment is the shape of the guide passage. In the guide passage, the difference between the guide passage 92a (see FIGS. 4 and 5) in the first embodiment and the guide passage 92A (see FIGS. 6 to 8) in the second embodiment is as follows. The area of the passage opening of the guide passage hole 94a (first embodiment) is the same from the top to the bottom, whereas the area of the passage opening of the guide passage hole 94A (second embodiment) is from the top. It is the point formed so that it may become small as it goes to the lower part. Therefore, the guide passage different from that of the first embodiment will be described in detail here, and the description of other configurations will be omitted.

6 to 8 show a guide passage 92A according to the second embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 6, the guide passage hole 94 </ b> A includes inclined surfaces 97 </ b> A and 98 </ b> A so that the wall surface inside the passage becomes narrower from the upper part toward the lower part. The inclined surfaces 97A and 98A are configured to increase the probability that the pachinko balls are guided from the inclined surface 97A to the jump base 96A by narrowing the passage opening from the upper part to the lower part.

  That is, the guide passage 92A includes a guide passage hole 94A formed downward from the upper portion and a space 99A provided at the lower portion of the guide passage hole 94A. Further, the guide passage hole 94A has a cross-sectional area in the lateral direction that becomes narrower downward due to the inclined surfaces 97A and 98A that narrow the inside of the passage from the upper part to the lower part. Further, the space 99A has a function of dropping a pachinko ball that has not been placed on the jumping table 96A further downward.

  The guide passage of the second embodiment is provided with a guide passage symmetrical to the guide passage 92A as in the first embodiment, but the function is the same as that of the guide passage 92A, and the description thereof is omitted. To do.

  According to the second embodiment, by narrowing the passage opening from the upper part to the lower part of the guide passage 92A, the jump stand 96A is located in the middle of the jump stand 96A with respect to the internal space of the guide passage 92A. Since the occupied area (that is, the partition area) is larger than the passing area, the accuracy of the falling direction of the pachinko balls toward the jumping table 96A is increased, and more pachinko balls passing through the guide passage 92A are placed on the jumping table 96A. Can do.

  Further, according to the second embodiment, since the passing area is configured to be smaller than the partition area, the pachinko ball may move to the stage S side through the space 99A without riding on the jumping table 96A. It occurs with a small probability and can produce the unexpectedness of pachinko ball movement.

[Third Embodiment]
Next, a third embodiment will be described. The difference between the first embodiment and the third embodiment is the shape of the guiding portion that connects the outside and the inside of the symbol display device main body. Further, in this guiding section, the difference between the guiding section 90 (see FIG. 3) in the first embodiment and the guiding section 90A (see FIGS. 9 and 10) in the third embodiment is that the guiding section The introduction port 90 (first embodiment) is provided at one location for one guide passage, whereas the introduction port 90A (third embodiment) is provided for one guide passage. A plurality of points (three places in FIGS. 9 and 10) are provided. Therefore, here, the guide part different from the first embodiment will be described in detail, and the description of the other components will be omitted.

9 and 10 show a symbol display device body 17B according to the third embodiment.
In the symbol display device main body 17B, two guide passages 92A and 92B are provided symmetrically on the left side and the right side. The guide passages 92A and 92B are provided with three introduction ports 93A to 93F at different positions in the height direction with respect to one guide passage (that is, a total of six places for the two guide passages 92A and 92B). Yes. The introduction ports 93A to 93F are opened along the guide passages 92A and 92 in order to introduce the pachinko balls into the guide passages 92A and 92B.

  That is, in the guide passage 92A on the left side of FIGS. 9 and 10, three upper, middle, and lower introduction ports 93A, 93C, and 93E are opened at different positions in the height direction from the upper part to the lower part. These introduction ports 93A, 93C, 93E are provided with guide plates 91A, 91C, 91E, respectively, for guiding pachinko balls. Similarly, in the guide passage 92B on the right side of FIGS. 9 and 10, three upper, middle, and lower introduction ports 93B, 93D, and 93F are opened at different positions in the height direction from the upper part to the lower part. These introduction ports 93B, 93D, and 93F are provided with guide plates 91B, 91D, and 91F that guide the pachinko balls, respectively. Each of the guide plates 91a and 91b extends in a substantially horizontal direction, and the base end portions of these guide plates 91A to 91F are integrally provided below the introduction ports 93A to 93F, respectively. In addition, stoppers 84A, 84C, and 84E are erected on the front surfaces of the guide plates 91A, 91C, and 91E so that the pachinko balls do not fall outside the inlets 93A, 93C, and 93E. Further, stoppers 84B, 84D, and 84F are erected on the front surfaces of the guide plates 91B, 91D, and 91F so that the pachinko balls do not fall outside the introduction ports 93B, 93D, and 93F.

  And since the drop distances from the inlets 93A, 93C, 93E (93B, 93D, 93F) to the jump base 96C (96D) are different, the distance that the pachinko ball jumps from the jump base 96C (96D) to the inside of the main body is All show different leaps. In the third embodiment, pachinko balls that have fallen downward from the introduction port 93C (93D) and have made a leap from the jumping table 96C (96D) are set so that the fall point is the drop hole H. Accordingly, the pachinko ball that has fallen downward from the introduction port 93A (93B) and jumped from the jump base 96C (96D) is set to fall on the stage S that has jumped over the drop hole H, while the introduction port 93E ( 93F), the pachinko ball that has fallen downward from the jump table 96C (96D) is set to fall on the stage S that does not reach the drop hole H.

  According to the third embodiment, different potential energies can be given to the pachinko balls depending on which introduction port the pachinko balls enter. That is, since the pachinko ball moving (falling) distance and the pachinko ball leap distance are in a proportional relationship, the game balls that enter the higher introduction port leap larger (farther away). Thus, the game can be varied by changing the jumping mode of the pachinko balls.

[Fourth Embodiment]
Next, a fourth embodiment will be described. The difference between the first embodiment and the fourth embodiment is the number of guide passages provided in the symbol display device body. That is, the guide passages 90a and 90b in the first embodiment are provided one by one on the left and right as shown in the front view of FIG. 3, whereas the guide passages in the fourth embodiment are the above-mentioned symbols. The right and left sides of the display device main body (FIG. 11 shows a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the left side of the symbol display device main body 17C). Therefore, here, the number and shape of the guide passages different from those of the first embodiment will be described in detail, and the description of other configurations will be omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the symbol display device main body 17C according to the fourth embodiment has a guide path 91G connecting the outside and the inside of the main body on the left side, and a pachinko ball extending downward from the guide path 91G. Further, three guide passages 94X, 94Y, 94Z for guiding the inside of the main body and leap portions 95X, 95Y, 95Z provided downstream of the guide passages 94X, 94Y, 94Z are provided.

  Introducing ports 93X, 93Y, 93Z for introducing pachinko balls from the guide path 91G are provided at the upper ends of the guide passages 94X, 94Y, 94Z, respectively. The guide passages 94X, 94Y, and 94Z have different lengths from the introduction ports 93X, 93Y, and 93Z to the jumping portions 95X, 95Y, and 95Z, respectively. That is, the length of the guide passage 94X is the longest, the length of the guide passage 94Z is the shortest, and the length of the guide passage 94Y is set to an intermediate length between the guide passage 94X and the guide passage 94Z.

  Since the lengths from the inlets 93X, 93Y, 93Z to the leap portions 95X, 95Y, 95Z are different, the distances at which the pachinko balls leap from the leap portions 95X, 95Y, 95Z to the inside of the main body are all different. A jumping aspect is shown. In the fourth embodiment, pachinko balls that have fallen downward from the introduction port 93Y and have made a leap from the leap portion 95Y are set so that the drop point is the drop hole H. Accordingly, the pachinko ball that has fallen downward from the introduction port 93X and has jumped from the jumping portion 95X is set to fall on the stage S that does not reach the drop hole H, while falling below the introduction port 93Z and jumping. The pachinko ball that has jumped from the portion 95Z is set to fall on the stage S that jumps over the drop hole H.

  Although not shown in the drawing, the symbol display device main body 17C has a guide path connecting the outside and the inside of the main body, three guide paths, and downstream of each of the guide paths on the right side as well as the left side. And a leap part provided.

  According to the fourth embodiment, the pachinko ball can be given different positional energy depending on which guide path the pachinko ball jumps through, and the game can be varied by changing the jumping mode. Can do. Further, the player can be satisfied by diversifying the leap modes of what can jump to a predetermined target (guide passage 94Z) and what cannot jump (guide passages 94X and 94Y).

[Fifth Embodiment]
Next, a fifth embodiment will be described. The difference between the first embodiment and the fifth embodiment is that the fifth embodiment has a plurality of leap portions. Therefore, here, the configuration of the leap part different from that of the first embodiment will be described in detail, and the description of the other configurations will be omitted.

  The symbol display device main body 17D according to the fifth embodiment is provided with a guiding portion 90 similar to that of the first embodiment shown in FIG. The guide portion 90 includes guide plates 91a and 91b for introducing pachinko balls and introduction ports 93a and 93b. The symbol display device main body 17D includes guide passages 92a and 92b and jumping portions 95 and 95.

  Further, leap portions 195a and 195b different from the leap portions 95 and 95 are provided on the stage S of the symbol display device main body 17D.

  The leap portions 195a and 195b are provided at the falling points of the pachinko balls that leap from the leap portions 95 and 95. The leap portions 195a and 195b each include an inclined plate that is inclined upward toward the center of the main body. This inclined plate is supported by a support column erected on the stage S.

  A chute 196 is provided above the drop hole H in the center of the main body. The chute 196 has a cylindrical shape, and the hole of the chute 196 is provided in communication with the drop hole H. Therefore, if the pachinko ball enters the hole, the drop direction is regulated by the hole, and the start winning device 26 can be won through the drop hole H with a considerable probability. In addition, passage holes are formed on both sides at the lower end of the chute 196. The passage hole communicates with the drop hole H and is for discharging the pachinko ball staying on the stage S to the outside of the main body through the drop hole H.

  A detection sensor 100 that detects a pachinko ball that has entered the hole of the chute 196 is provided at the center of the chute 196. This detection sensor 100 notifies the main controller 60 (see FIG. 2) of a signal when a pachinko ball that has further leap from the second leap portion 195 enters the hole of the chute portion 196. Then, the main control device 60 causes the frame lamp 10 and the sound generation device 12 to be executed via the lamp control device 62 and the sound control device 63, and notifies that the pachinko ball has entered the hole of the chute 196 with light or sound. can do.

  According to the fifth embodiment, the pachinko ball is made to leap from one leap portion 95, 95 toward the other leap portion 195a, 195b and then further leap from the other leap portion 195a, 195b. This makes it possible to diversify the manner of jumping of the pachinko balls, such as causing the pachinko balls to jump sequentially along the plurality of jumping portions.

[Sixth Embodiment]
Next, a sixth embodiment will be described. The difference between the first embodiment and the sixth embodiment is the shape of the leap portion. Therefore, here, the leap part different from the first embodiment will be described in detail, and the description of other configurations will be omitted.

  FIG. 13 shows a leap portion 95E according to the sixth embodiment. FIG. 13A shows the leap portion 95E before the pachinko ball is leap, and FIG. 13B shows the leap portion 95E where the pachinko ball is leap.

  The leap part 95E according to the sixth embodiment includes a detection sensor 110 that detects a pachinko ball that has moved from a guide passage (not shown) to the jump table 96a, and a collision member 113 that repels the pachinko ball from below the jump table 96a. , And a drive mechanism 111 for driving the collision member 113 in a telescopic manner to repel the pachinko balls.

  The detection sensor 110 is installed on the lower surface on the upstream side of the jump base 96a. And the hole 110a for making the detection of a pachinko ball easy is formed in the site | part of the jump stand 96a in which the detection sensor 110 was installed. The detection sensor 110 detects that the pachinko ball has started to move to the jump base 96a, and notifies the main controller 60 (see FIG. 2). The detection sensor 110 is preferably an optical sensor that detects the passage of a pachinko ball, a proximity switch that uses changes in magnetic field lines, a switch that uses a piezoelectric body, and the like.

  A drive mechanism 111 is provided on the lower surface on the downstream side of the jump table 96a. The drive mechanism 111 is, for example, an electromagnetic valve, and includes a rod 111a that can be moved forward and backward electrically. A collision member 113 is tiltably provided at the tip of the rod 111a. In addition to the solenoid valve, the drive mechanism 111 may be one that directly blows off a pachinko ball by an actuator (small motor) or the like, and that that switches on / off the urging force of the elastic member by an solenoid valve or the like. Good.

The collision member 113 is formed in a circular plate shape. Further, the collision member 113 is tiltably connected via a rod 111a and a shaft coupling 113a at the center position of the lower surface. The shaft coupling 113a holds the collision member 113 in a horizontal state when the rod 111a is retracted, and holds the collision member 113 in an inclined state toward the center of the symbol display device main body when the rod 111a moves forward. The inclination angle of the shaft coupling 113a when the rod 111a moves forward is about 30 degrees with respect to the horizontal state.

  A hole 114 through which the circular collision member 113 can pass in a horizontal state is formed in a portion of the jump base 96a where the drive mechanism 111 is installed in the arcuate plate shape.

  The drive mechanism 111 includes a coil spring 112 inserted into the rod 111a. The coil spring 112 biases the collision member 113 in the traveling direction of the rod 111a.

  According to the sixth embodiment, the leap portion 95E detects the pachinko ball with the detection sensor 110, and the collision mechanism 113 is extended from the lower surface of the jump base 96a by the drive mechanism 111 to reliably leap the pachinko ball. it can. In the sixth embodiment, when the collision member 113 is extended, the slant angle is set by the shaft coupling 113a, the extension force of the drive mechanism 111, and the biasing force of the coil spring 112 are adjusted, so that the pachinko ball is formed in a desired manner. You can make a leap to the point of fall.

[Seventh Embodiment]
Next, a seventh embodiment will be described. Note that the difference between the first embodiment and the seventh embodiment is that the seventh embodiment is provided with a leap member that is rotatable. Therefore, the leap member different from the first embodiment will be described in detail here, and the description of the other configurations will be omitted.

  FIG. 14 shows a leap member (hereinafter referred to as “jump base”) 120 according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention. Note that the upstream end portion of the jump base 120 is provided on the inner surface side of the guide passage 92F as in the first embodiment.

  The jump stand 120 includes an upstream base 121a on which a pachinko ball slides and a downstream tip 121b. One end of the base 121a is connected to the guide passage 92F. A rotatable shaft 122 is provided at the other end of the base 121a. One end of the tip 121b is rotatably connected to the other end of the base 121a via a shaft 122.

  A driving device 123 is installed on the lower surface of the tip 121b of the jump base 120. This driving device 123 is fixed to the symbol display device main body (not shown) side. The drive device 123 includes a rod 123a that can be moved forward and backward. One end of the rod 123a is engaged with the lower surface of the tip 121b. Therefore, the tip 121b rotates in the A direction shown in FIG. 14A when the rod 123a advances, or rotates in the B direction around the shaft 122 when the rod 123a retracts. . The driving device 123 uses an electromagnetic valve, but may use an actuator (small motor).

  The driving device 123 normally stops the rod 123a at the reference stop position (first position) (see FIG. 14A). Then, the driving device 123 can stop the rod 123a even at the second position where the rod 123a is advanced from the reference stop position (see FIG. 14B). The driving device 123 can also stop at the third position in which the rod 123a is retracted from the reference stop position (see FIG. 14C). The driving device 123 is controlled by a control device such as the main control device 60 (see FIG. 3) to stop the rod 123a at any one of the three positions of the first to third positions.

In the seventh embodiment, a rod 123a whose one end engages with the tip 121b, a drive device 123 provided with the rod 123a, and the drive device 123 so that the rod 123a can be stopped at a predetermined stop position. A rotation mechanism is formed by the control device such as the main control device 60 to be controlled.

  This rotation mechanism advances or retracts the rod 123a according to a control command from a control device such as the main control device 60, and rotates the tip 121b about the shaft 122 in the A direction or the B direction.

  That is, when the rod 123a is at the reference stop position (first position), as shown in FIG. 14A, the jump base 120 is formed in an arcuate shape. In the seventh embodiment, when the tip 121b is in the first position, the pachinko ball that slides on the surface of the tip 121b is set so that the point where it falls after falling off is the drop hole H. Yes.

  When the rod 123a is in the second position advanced from the first position, as shown in FIG. 14 (b), the tip 121b rotates in the direction A from the first position and tilts upward, and the surface of the tip 121b. The pachinko ball that slides upward is blocked by the tip 121b and stops.

  When the rod 123a is in the third position retracted from the first position, as shown in FIG. 14 (c), the tip 121b rotates in the B direction from the first position and tilts downward, and the base 121a and tip 121b is formed in a substantially linear shape. When the rod 123a is in the third position, the pachinko ball slides downward along the substantially linear base 121a and the tip 121b, and the flight distance does not extend beyond the state of the first position on the stage S. Fall.

  According to the seventh embodiment, since the tip 121b of the jump base 120 is rotatable around the shaft 122, the rod 123a is stopped at the first position by the control command, and the pachinko ball jumps from the tip 121b. The rod 123a can be stopped at the second position or the third position, and the pachinko ball can be dropped from the tip 121b without jumping to the stage S, and various jumping modes of the pachinko ball can appear periodically. it can.

  In the seventh embodiment, the sensor for detecting the passage of the pachinko ball is not provided on the jump stand, and the tip portion 121b is rotated by the control command. However, the pachinko ball is provided on the jump stand. The present invention also includes a configuration in which a sensor for detecting the passage of the rod is provided, and when the sensor detects a pachinko ball, the rod 123a is advanced from the first position to the second position and the tip 121b is rotated. . According to this configuration, when the pachinko ball passes, the tip portion 121b can be rotated so that the pachinko ball is flipped up by the tip portion 121b.

  Further, in the seventh embodiment, the rod 123a is configured to be stopped by the control command at the first position, the second position, and the third position, but the rod 123a is not stopped each time, but the second position A configuration in which the rod 123a is always moved forward and backward between the first position and the third position to continuously rotate the tip 121b is also included in the present invention. According to this configuration, the tip part 121b is continuously rotated, and the pachinko ball jumps to the drop hole H only when the tip part 121b coincides with the position shown in FIG. ), The pachinko ball can be dropped on the stage S without jumping, and various jumping modes of the pachinko ball can appear periodically.

  Furthermore, in the seventh embodiment, the case where only the tip 121b of the jump base 120 is rotatably provided has been described. However, a configuration in which the entire jump base is rotatably provided with respect to the guide path is also provided. include.

[Eighth Embodiment]
Next, an eighth embodiment will be described. The difference between the first embodiment and the eighth embodiment is the shape of the leap member. Therefore, the leap member different from the first embodiment will be described in detail here, and the description of the other configurations will be omitted.

FIG. 15 shows a leap member (hereinafter referred to as “jump base”) 120 according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.
The jump stand 130 according to the eighth embodiment includes an extension member 133 that adjusts the length of the jump stand 130.

  The extension member 133 is installed on the lower surface of the arcuate plate-like jump body 131. The extension member 133 is engaged with the rod 132a of the driving device 132. The extension member 133 moves forward and backward by the expansion and contraction of the rod 132a. FIG. 15A shows a state where the extension member 133 is shortened, and FIG. 15B shows a state where the extension member 133 is extended. The driving device 132 uses an electromagnetic valve or an actuator (small motor).

  Moreover, the distance by which the pachinko ball leaps can be adjusted by adjusting the length of the jump stand 130. Therefore, in the case of FIG. 15A, it is assumed that the drop hole H cannot be directly reached and falls onto the stage S, and in the case of FIG. 15B, the drop hole H can be directly reached. If the length of the tip of the jump base is changed periodically, for example, the game contents can be diversified by changing the leap distance of the pachinko balls.

It is the perspective view which applied this invention bullet ball game machine to the pachinko game machine, and was seen from the front side. It is a block diagram of the control part of this invention ball game machine. It is a schematic explanatory drawing of the symbol display apparatus concerning embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of a guide passage concerning an embodiment of the invention. 5A and 5B are views of the guide passage of FIG. 4 as viewed from three directions, FIG. 5A shows a plan view, FIG. 5B shows a front view, and FIG. 5C shows a side view. It is a perspective view of the guide passage concerning a 2nd embodiment. FIG. 7 is a view of the guide passage of FIG. 6 as viewed from three directions, FIG. 7 (a) shows a plan view, FIG. 7 (b) shows a front view, and FIG. 7 (c) shows a side view. FIG. 8A is a cross-sectional view of the guide passage in FIG. 7, FIG. 8A is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 7B, and FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. FIG. 8 (c) shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 7 (c) and shows a side view. It is a perspective view of the symbol display apparatus concerning 3rd Embodiment. It is a schematic explanatory drawing of the symbol display apparatus concerning 3rd Embodiment. It is a partial schematic explanatory drawing of the symbol display apparatus main body concerning 4th Embodiment. It is a schematic explanatory drawing of the symbol display apparatus which concerns on 5th Embodiment. It is the schematic of the leap part concerning 6th Embodiment. It is the schematic of the leap member concerning 7th Embodiment. It is the schematic of the leap member concerning 8th Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Game machine 2 Receptacle 2a Game ball borrowing port 2b Prize ball discharge port 2c Storage ball alignment path 2d Game ball supply port 2e, 2f Ball release button 3 Outer frame 4 Front frame 5 Window frame 6 Game board 7 Launching device 8 Operation handle 9 Perspective window 10 Decorative LED
11 Decorative Lamp 12 Sound Generator (Speaker)
13 Guide rail 14 Obstacle 15 Winning device 16 Out port 17 Symbol display device 17a Liquid crystal unit 17b Symbol display device main body 18 Normal symbol display device 23 Nail 24 Windmill 25 General winning device (winning device)
26 Start winning device (winning device)
27 Grand Prize Winner (Winner Winner)
28 Ashtray 40 Launch stop button 47 Start winning ball detection sensor 48 Large winning ball detection sensor 49 Passing gate 54 Centralized management device 60 Main control device 61 Design control device 62 Lamp control device 63 Voice control device 64 Discharge control device 65 Launch control device 66 Dispensing device 90 guide portions 91a, 91b guide plates 92a, 92b guide passages 93a, 93b introduction ports 93A, 93B, 93C introduction ports 94X, 94Y, 94Za guide passages 95 leap portion 96A jump base (leap member)
96a, 96b Jump stand (leap material)
110 Sensor 111 Drive mechanism 112 Energizing member 113 Rod 114 Hole 120 Jumping part 121 Collision member 122 Shaft 123 Rotating mechanism S Stage H Drop hole

Claims (5)

A winning device that allows a game ball launched to the game area to be awarded to a predetermined winning part, a stage for temporarily staying the game ball, and a stage disposed above this stage, introduced from the introduction port A bullet ball provided with a guide passage that guides a game ball downward and then discharges it through a discharge port including a predetermined region and a region other than the predetermined region located adjacent to the region. A gaming machine,
In the guide passage,
A first path for dropping the game ball introduced from the introduction port directly onto the stage through a predetermined region in the discharge port;
A flying member formed in an arcuate plate shape that slides the game ball introduced from the introduction port and causes the game ball to fly out of the guide passage through a region other than the predetermined region in the discharge port; while guided toward the flying member introduced game ball from a ball-shooting game machine, characterized in that the second path is located so as to be adjacent to the side of the first path is provided .   2. The ball game machine according to claim 1, wherein the guide passage is provided with a plurality of introduction ports for introducing the game ball at different positions in the height direction.   The bullet ball game machine according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of the guide passages are provided, and each of the guide passages has a different length. Said second path, ball-shooting game machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the large occupied area than the first path. The landing area of the game balls that leap from the leap member, ball-shooting game machine according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the target of the game balls are provided.

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