JP4815982B2 - Game device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a game device, such as a medal game device.

  One genre of game devices is a lottery game device such as a bingo game machine. Even if the main theme is not a lottery, there is a game device that produces a lot of fun by incorporating lottery elements at various locations in the game development.

  Recently, a lottery is performed by software (computer program) -like processing in a video game apparatus, and a lottery process is simulated and displayed on a video screen. However, in reality, a mechanical type is displayed. It does not reach analog lottery equipment. In particular, in the case where a lot of medals are paid out as a result of the lottery, the idea that the lottery has software operations and cheating may lose enthusiasm for the game. In this respect, the mechanical analog lottery apparatus is superior in that it is highly satisfactory because it can directly observe the progress of the lottery.

  On the other hand, in Patent Document 1, a plurality of identification balls are sandwiched between a driving disk and a driven disk rotating at high speed near the base in a spherical transparent container, and the identification balls are vigorously blown along the inner wall of the transparent container by centrifugal force. In addition, a bingo game machine is disclosed in which a winning number is determined from an identification ball that has entered a receiving hole provided near the center of a transparent container.

  Patent Document 2 discloses a bingo in which a spherical basket is rotated to agitate a plurality of balls in the basket, and a winning number is determined from a ball contained in a ball receiver provided near the center of the basket. An amusement machine is disclosed.

Patent Document 3 discloses a bingo game in which a turntable having randomly-numbered ball pockets is rotated, a plurality of balls are dropped from the top, and a winning number is determined from the number of the ball pocket containing the balls. A machine is disclosed.
JP-A-10-118246 JP-A-6-71010 JP-A-11-226173

  As described above, the mechanical analog lottery device is superior in increasing the reliability of the lottery result as compared to the software lottery device, but as seen in Patent Documents 1 to 3, There has been a problem that the shape of the device (particularly the shape of the part visible to the player) becomes three-dimensionally large and must be complicated mechanically. In particular, in the case of an analog lottery device additionally provided in a game device that is not dedicated to lottery, it is difficult to apply a large shape, and there is a problem that the application range is limited.

The present invention has been proposed in view of the above-described conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a game apparatus including an analog lottery apparatus that can be configured in a small and simple manner.

To solve the above problems, in the present invention, as described in claim 1, and a rotating portion having a ball, a plurality of spots before Symbol ball enters, dished surrounding the rotating part A recess, a drive unit that rotationally drives the rotation unit, a spot detection unit that detects a spot where the ball enters the rotation unit, a control unit that controls the progress of analog lottery, and a rotation angle of the rotation unit a rotation angle detector for detecting, and a projector unit for projecting an image on a surface of said recess, said control unit comprises: a drive process for rotating the rotary part by the driving unit, the detection signal of the rotation angle detecting unit lottery in accordance with the video synchronized with the rotation of the rotating part and the process of projecting the surface of the recess by the projector unit, said ball enters based on a detection signal of the spot detector spots based on Run the determination process for determining the results are summarized as a game device which performs analog lottery.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a ball, a rotating part having a spot into which the ball enters, a dish-shaped concave part surrounding the rotating part and having a hole part into which the ball enters, and the rotating part. A rotation drive unit; a detection unit that detects a hole containing the ball in the recess; a control unit that controls the progression of analog lottery; and a rotation angle detection unit that detects a rotation angle of the rotation unit; A projector unit that projects an image on the surface of the recess, and the control unit rotates the rotation unit based on a drive process of rotating the rotation unit by the drive unit and a detection signal of the rotation angle detection unit. A process of projecting an image synchronized with the projection onto the surface of the recess by the projector unit, and a determination process of determining a lottery result according to the hole in which the ball has entered based on the detection signal of the detection unit Anaro It can be configured as a game device that performs the lottery.

Further, as described in claim 3, in the game device according to claim 1 or 2, the control unit rotates the rotation unit based on a detection signal of the rotation angle detection unit. It is possible to execute a process of projecting an image synchronized with the image on the surface of the rotating unit by the projector unit.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the game device according to any one of the first to third aspects, the control unit is configured to receive an external operation signal while the rotation unit is rotating. Processing for temporarily stopping, decelerating or accelerating can be executed.

In the game apparatus of the present invention, the only part that can be seen by the player is the rotating part having a plurality of spots into which the ball enters and the dish-like concave part. Therefore, the part of the analog lottery apparatus can be made small and simple. it can.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As Gate beam device, using a medal as a game item (including medals, coins, balls, etc.), for example so as to capture the fish target amino (fishing net) is the projectile described as game content .

1 is an external perspective view of Gate beam apparatus of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an external front view. 1 and 2, the game apparatus 1 includes a base unit 2 formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, a plurality of satellite units 3 incorporated in each side of the base unit 2, and pillars at four corners on the base unit 2. And a roof / pillar unit 4 supported by (pillar).

  In the illustrated example, six satellite units 3 are provided, one on the short side of the base unit 2 and two on the long side. Each satellite unit 3 corresponds to two players. Yes. Note that it is assumed that the two players using one satellite unit 3 have close relationships, and game operations such as insertion of medals can be performed individually, but medals are paid out in common. ing. That is, a medal stocker 34 common to two players is provided on the console 31 at the upper end of the satellite unit 3, and medal insertion ports 32-1 and 32-2 are provided at the edge portions of both ends. Is provided with a medal payout opening 33. Further, on the console 31, dials 35-1 and 35-2 for instructing the emitting direction of the image of the fish as a projectile to be launched when the medal is inserted, and a button 36-1 to be pressed when the game is switched. 36-2. As will be described later, a medal insertion sensor that detects the insertion of medals, a medal payout mechanism, a speaker, and the like are provided inside the satellite unit 3.

  On the other hand, inside the roof / pillar unit 4, a projector 41 for projecting a game image and a mirror 42 for reflecting the projection light are provided, and a screen provided one step down on the upper surface side of the base unit 2. A game image is displayed on the unit 21. The screen unit 21 includes a screen sheet 211 that can be opened and closed by winding, and a screen plate 212 that is exposed below the screen sheet 211 when the screen sheet 211 is opened. An analog lottery unit 22 is provided. Note that the image from the projector 41 is also projected onto the surface portion of the analog lottery unit 22.

  In addition, at the lower end of the opening of the roof / pillar unit 4 located above each satellite unit 3, a step that is a condition for analog lottery (the condition for analog lottery is met by accumulating 10 steps) A step display lamp 43 for displaying is provided.

  Note that a control unit, an interface, an audio amplifier, a DVD drive, and the like are provided inside the base unit 2 as will be described later. As will be described later, an interface, a speaker, and the like are provided inside the roof / pillar unit 4. A decorative lighting device is appropriately provided on the outer surface of the roof / pillar unit 4.

  FIG. 3 is a unit configuration diagram of the screen unit 21, (a) is a plan view, and (b) is a front view. In FIG. 3, the screen unit 21 includes a flexible screen sheet 211, a shaft 213 that serves as a winding / rewinding shaft for the screen sheet 211, a motor 214 that rotates the shaft 213, and a rotary that detects a rotation angle. And an encoder 215. FIG. 3 shows a state in which the screen sheet 211 is completely closed, and the analog lottery unit 22 below is invisible. FIG. 4 shows a state where the screen sheet 211 is being opened, and the analog lottery unit 22 and the screen plate 212 are almost exposed. When the screen sheet 211 is completely opened, the analog lottery unit 22 and the screen plate 212 are completely exposed. B is a ball.

  5 is an external perspective view of the analog lottery unit 22, and FIG. 6 is an external front view thereof. 5 and 6, the analog lottery unit 22 is provided with a croon 221 as a rotating body at the center, and a plurality of (six in the illustrated example) groove-like grooves are provided around the crune 221. A spot 221a is provided. In addition, a dish-shaped frame 222 is provided so as to surround the cron 221. The inner surface of the frame 222 is partitioned by a wall that prevents the ball from jumping out, and the inner bottom is gently inclined downward toward the cron 221. A concave portion 222a in which the ball rolls is formed. Note that the upper surfaces of the cron 221 and the frame 222 are surface-treated in white or the like so that an image can be reproduced by projection light from the projector 41. Also, below the analog lottery unit 22, a motor 223 that rotationally drives the clown 221 and a rotary encoder coupled to the rotation shaft of the motor 223 via a gear to detect the rotation angle and rotation speed of the motor 223 224 and a plurality of ball sensors 225 (the same number as the spots 221a) in which a light emitting portion and a light receiving portion are paired to detect a ball that has entered the spot 221a of the crone 221 are provided. The ball sensor 225 is disposed at an equal angle in the radial direction from the center of the cron 221. In addition, a home position knob for detecting the home position is provided on the back surface of the cron 221 so as to protrude downward. As the cron 221 rotates, a gap between the light emitting part and the light receiving part of the ball sensor 225 is provided. It has come to pass.

  FIG. 7 is a hardware configuration diagram of the game apparatus 1. In FIG. 7, the base unit 2 has a game progress in addition to the screen unit 21 (including the motor 214 and the rotary encoder 215) and the analog lottery unit 22 (including the motor 223, the rotary encoder 224, and the ball sensor 225). Are provided with a control unit 23 for controlling the above, interfaces 24 and 28, audio amplifiers 25 and 26, and a DVD drive 27 for inputting a game program or the like supplied by a DVD-ROM.

  The satellite unit 3 includes a medal insertion sensor 37-1, a dial 35-1, and a button 36-1 for the player # 1, a medal insertion sensor 37-2, a dial 35-2, and a button 36-2 for the player # 2. In addition, a medal payout mechanism 38 and a speaker 39 are provided.

  The roof / pillar unit 4 is provided with an interface 44 and a speaker 45 in addition to the projector 41, the mirror 42, and the step display lamp 43 described above. The speaker 45 provided in the roof / pillar unit 4 sends a common sound to the players of all satellite units, and the speaker 39 provided in the satellite unit 3 is a sound directed to the players of the satellite unit 3. Is sent out.

  The control unit 23 receives each operation signal transmitted from each satellite unit 3, performs a collision determination process described later for each, performs a lottery process described later for each, and reflects the operation signals of all the satellite units 3. The generated image is generated, and the image is projected onto the screen unit 21 by the projector 41. At this time, each satellite unit 3 transmits an operation signal (medal detection signal, mesh launch direction information) by the player together with each “satellite ID” determined to the control unit 23, so that the control unit 23 can determine which satellite unit 3. It is possible to determine whether the operation signal is from. The control unit 23 manages the mode for each satellite ID with a flag or the like, and can determine whether the mode is the “normal mode” or the “other mode (analog lottery mode)”.

  Hereinafter, the operation of the game apparatus 1 will be described.

  FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing processing of the game apparatus 1. In FIG. 8, when a player inserts a medal into the medal insertion slot 32 and this is detected by the medal insertion sensor 37 (step S101), the control unit 23 emits a letter from the video (step S102). Specifically, the object of moving mesh is moved in the virtual space, and an image in which the mesh is fired is generated and displayed on the screen. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a fish launching image. As shown in FIG. 9A, a state where a plurality of fish swim in the sea is projected on the entire screen sheet 211 in a state where the screen portion 21 is closed. As shown in enlarged view in (b), by adjusting the firing direction of fisherman's fish standing on the fishing boat bow displayed at the end of the player side with the dial 35 and then inserting a medal (c) As shown in FIG. The fired ami goes straight, and when it collides with the target fish, it changes to a captured image, and when it does not collide, it is erased.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram showing target display correction processing. As shown in (a), the target (fish object) existing as a three-dimensional model in the virtual three-dimensional space is directly used as the viewpoint coordinates of the camera (viewpoint). If it is displayed on the screen as a video that has been perspective-transformed into the system, the size of the target of the same type (fish object far from the viewpoint) on the lower side compared to the target on the upper side (fish object near the viewpoint) Becomes smaller and makes the player feel the difference between superiority and inferiority. Therefore, as shown in (b), the size of the target of the same type is made uniform by increasing the size of the three-dimensional model of the lower target.

  FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example in which the discharge range of the screen is limited. When a game is played by sharing the same screen unit 21 among a plurality of players, the screen will fly in an unlimited direction in the direction determined by the dial 35. If it goes, it will catch even the fish in front of other players, and the proficiency level of the game will be revealed, so as shown by the broken line in the figure, the range of fire of each player By limiting, troubles with other players can be prevented.

  Returning to FIG. 8, after launching the fish (step S <b> 102), the control unit 23 determines whether the fish collides with the target fish (step S <b> 103). FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a collision determination process between a target and a projectile. As shown in FIG. 12A, when a target projected two-dimensionally on a reference plane collides with a projectile Ami. “There is a collision”, and as shown in (b), when the target projected two-dimensionally on the reference plane collides with the projectile Ami, “the collision is present”. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of an image at the time of collision with a target.

  Returning to FIG. 8, the control unit 23 proceeds to an internal lottery (step S <b> 104) to be described later when the mesh does not collide with the target, and proceeds to the main lottery (step S <b> 105) when collided. In the main lottery (step S105), as shown in FIG. 14, a slot image is displayed next to the bow image, and the winning is determined according to how the numbers change when the numbers change. The slot image may be displayed on a satellite monitor provided for each satellite unit 3.

  Returning to FIG. 8, the control unit 23 determines whether or not the slot lottery is won (step S106). In addition, when winning by slot lottery, it is determined whether or not a step (analog lottery conditions are satisfied as described above, and the conditions of analog lottery are met by accumulating 10 steps) (steps). S108), if not, pays out medals (step S109); if wins, pays out steps (stores the number of steps internally and displays the step display lamp 43 for the number of steps) (step S109) S110). The relationship between the slot lottery combination and the number of medals to be paid out is managed by a table inside the control unit 23 and held by the storage means.

  Next, after paying out medals when the step is not hit (step S109), the process returns to waiting for medal insertion (step S101). After the payout of the step (step S110), it is determined whether or not the step has reached “10” (step S111). If not, the process returns to waiting for medal insertion (step S101). Shifts to an analog lottery described later (step S112).

It should be noted that the following processing can be performed in the control unit 23 so that a player with a low technical level, such as a beginner, is not disadvantaged when the game progresses.
(1) The number of medals inserted is counted based on the detection signal from the medal insertion sensor 37.
(2) Count the number of collisions or the number of collisions by the process of determining the collision between the projectile (ami) and the target.
(3) The player's technical level is determined by comparing the count information with technical level information (data stored in the storage unit) that predetermines the technical level of the player.
(4) If it is determined from the determination result that the predetermined technical level has not been reached, control is performed to reduce the difficulty level of the game progress.

  As a technique for reducing the difficulty, for example, when displaying the target on the screen, the target is controlled to move so that it stays in a specific area (the area where the target reaches), the target moving speed is slowed down, By performing display control such as making the movement direction linear, it is possible to easily apply a stain to the target. In addition, the amount of medals to be paid out can be increased by performing a process of increasing the winning probability by the lottery determination process. Furthermore, a target with a special privilege (for example, a special fish) appears in a predetermined area, and when a collision with a net is determined, a lottery is made with a probability of 100%, and a plurality of medals are selected. It is also possible to perform a payout process.

  FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the process of the internal lottery (step S104) in FIG. 8, and even if a spot does not hit the target, a medal payout chance is given so as not to waste a medal inserted by the player. I have to. In FIG. 15, when an invalid medal due to the miss of hitting a target is detected (step S201), medals are allocated (step S202), and medals are stored in each internal lottery stock (step S203). A part is put into the slot lottery stock (step S204), a part is put into the special internal lottery A stock (step S206), and a part is put into the slot B stock (step S212). For example, assume that one medal is 100% and is divided into predetermined stocks and placed in each stock.

  After entering the slot lottery stock (step S204), it is added to the slot lottery (step S205) and used for the next slot lottery (main lottery).

  After entering the special internal lottery A stock (step S206), the special internal lottery A is started (step S207), the winning of the special internal lottery A is judged (step S208), and the lottery is repeated if not won. . When winning, the payout target appears on the screen (step S209), and it is determined whether or not the net collides with the payout target (step S210). In this case, medals are paid out (step S211).

  After entering the slot B stock (step S212), the slot B lottery is started (step S213), the winning of the slot B lottery is judged (step S214), and if not won, the lottery is repeated, Pays out medals (step S215).

  FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the analog lottery (step S112) processing in FIG. In FIG. 16, when 10 steps are acquired (step S301), the control unit 23 determines the mode of the other player (step S302), and determines whether the other player is in the normal mode (step S303). . If not in the normal mode, it waits for the end of the mode (step S304). As a condition for entering the analog lottery, a special fish (goldfish) can be used when 10 steps are acquired, and a large fish can appear and be captured.

  When all the other players are in the normal mode, the control unit 23 opens the screen sheet 211 of the screen unit 21 (step S305), and starts analog lottery (step S306). FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of an image in the analog lottery. The image is projected from the projector 41 onto the screen plate 212 and the analog lottery unit 22 exposed when the screen sheet 211 is opened. Here, the video of the portion of the analog lottery unit 22 cron 221 (including part or all of the frame 222 as required) is synchronized with the rotation. In FIG. 17, the analog lottery unit 22 displays the weight of the fish as a winning item in the croon 221 and a scaled image on the frame 222, which is shown in FIGS. 18A, 18 </ b> B, and 18 </ b> C. Thus, various images can be obtained. Further, only the corresponding player can perform the analog lottery, but the other players can continue normal game play with the video projected on the screen plate 212 other than the analog lottery unit 22. Thus, when the game screen is used in common by a plurality of players, only the player who satisfies the specific condition monopolizes the game screen to play the special game, and other players cannot use the game screen. The problem of having to wait until the special game is over can be solved.

  Returning to FIG. 16, when the analog lottery starts (step S306), the crunch 221 of the analog lottery unit 22 rotates, so that the ball B jumps into the concave portion 222a, rolls on the concave portion 222a, and the rotation of the clune 221 weakens. Enter any one of the spots 221a of 221. The control unit 23 detects the ball B entering the spot 221a (step S307), determines whether or not a special large lottery assigned in advance to the spot 221a has been won (step S308). The number of medals assigned in advance to the spot 221a is paid out (step S309). The relationship between the winning items and the number of medals to be paid out is managed by a table inside the control unit 23 and held by the storage means.

  When the special large lottery is won, an analog lottery based on another synchronized video is started (step S310), and medals are paid out according to the winning result (step S311). The screen sheet 211 of the screen unit 21 is displayed. Close (step S312).

  FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the control process of the analog lottery unit 22, and FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of the transition of the rotational speed of the cron 221. In FIG. 19, when the analog lottery is started (step S401), the control unit 23 accelerates the cruise 221 to the first rotation speed (step S402), maintains the first rotation speed for a certain time (step S403), and the second Decelerate to the rotational speed (step S404). In this process, the ball B almost certainly jumps out of the spot 221a of the cron 221 and starts rolling on the recess 222a.

  Next, the control unit 23 determines whether or not the ball B has been fired (step S405). If the ball B has not been fired due to a failure of the mechanism unit or the like, an error is exceptionally determined. When the ball B is fired, it is determined whether or not the ball B has entered any spot 221a of the croon 221 (step S406). If not, it is determined whether a certain time has passed (step S407). If it has not elapsed, the process returns to the determination of whether or not the spot 221a has been entered (step S406). If the ball B does not enter even after a certain period of time due to a failure of the mechanism, etc., an exception is made. When the ball B enters one of the spots 221a of the croon 221, a lottery end process is performed (step S408), and the rotation of the croon 221 is stopped.

  FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an operation example for detecting the presence / absence of the ball B and the spot 221a containing the ball B. In FIG. 21, as shown in (a), a number is assigned to the spot 221a of the cruel 221, and the ball sensor 225 is also numbered in the same manner. When the ball sensor 225 does not enter, a signal pattern in which the sensors react in order as shown in FIG. When the ball B enters the # 3 ball sensor 225, the detection signal of each ball sensor 225 shows a unique reaction pattern indicating that the ball B has entered as shown in (c). Thereby, the control part 23 can discriminate | determine the spot 221a where the ball | bowl B entered from the timing which a detection signal wider than a home position knob generate | occur | produces.

  FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an example of the player's involvement in the analog lottery. As shown in FIG. 22A, when the button 36 serving as the operation means is pressed while the crew 221 is rotating, the control unit 23 operates the operation signal. Is received, the driving of the motor 223 as the driving means is controlled so as to temporarily stop or decelerate the rotation of the cruise 221 so that the desired spot 221a can be easily entered. Similarly, as shown in (b), when the rotation of the cron 221 is weakened and the ball B is about to enter the unfavorable spot 221a with little payout, the rotation of the cron 221 is temporarily accelerated by pressing the button 36. The ball B can be ejected.

  FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing the synchronization processing of the video on the cruiser 221. In FIG. 23, after rotating the cruiser 221 (step S501), it is determined whether or not the home position has been determined (step S502). If the determination has not been completed, the rotary encoder 224 of the analog lottery unit 22 is determined. Through the encoding of the rotation angle by (step S503), the code of the rotary encoder 224 when the home position knob blocks the first ball sensor 225 is obtained (step S504), and the code is used as the reference of the angle of the image. (Step S505). If the home position has already been determined, these processes are omitted.

  Then, after the rotation angle is encoded by the rotary encoder 224 (step S506), the code acquired from the rotary encoder 224 and the code having the image angle of 0 degrees are converted into the absolute rotation angle (step S507), and the image corresponding to the absolute rotation angle is displayed. The rotated image is displayed (step S508).

  In addition, the analog lottery unit 22 described above can be a lottery based on a bingo game by performing a slight modification. In other words, the number of the spot 221a including the ball B is selected by winning the bingo game by making the Krune 221 as the rotating part larger and by setting the number of spots 221a provided around, for example, about 25. It can be a number. In addition, the number given to each spot 221a can be performed by projection from the projector 41 in addition to printing in advance, and the number to be displayed can be changed midway to make it easier to hit a specific number. Various variations are possible, such as making only even numbers or providing a gap.

  On the other hand, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which the number of spots 221a of the croon 221 as the rotating portion is one (a plurality of spots may be acceptable) and a plurality of holes are provided in the recess 222a. A number corresponding to the winning number of the bingo is assigned to the plurality of holes (in addition to printing in advance, it can be performed by projection from the projector 41), and a ball B has entered each hole. A detector for detecting this is arranged. In addition, a collection mechanism is provided for returning the ball B in any hole to the spot 221a of the croon 221 after the lottery is completed. The recovery mechanism is realized by, for example, pushing a bar-like member such as a plunger disposed below the hole from the bottom upward by operating a drive unit such as a motor or a solenoid. After the struck ball B is moved to the center by the recess 222a, the recovery operation is completed by rotating the crumb 221 at a low speed until the ball B enters the spot 221a (until it is detected by the detection unit). In this configuration, the cron 221 and the spot 221a have only the function of firing the ball B.

  The present invention has been described above by the preferred embodiments of the present invention. While the invention has been described with reference to specific embodiments, various modifications and changes may be made to the embodiments without departing from the broad spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the claims. Obviously you can. In other words, the present invention should not be construed as being limited by the details of the specific examples and the accompanying drawings.

It is an external perspective view of Gate beam apparatus of the present invention. It is an external appearance front view of a game device. It is the unit block diagram (the 1) of a screen part. It is the unit block diagram (the 2) of a screen part. It is an external appearance perspective view of an analog lottery part. It is an external appearance front view of an analog lottery part. It is a hardware block diagram of a game device. It is a flowchart which shows the process of a game device. It is a figure which shows the example of an image | video of Ami launch. It is a figure which shows the correction process of a target display. It is a figure which shows the example which restrict | limited the discharge range of the net. It is a figure which shows the collision determination process of a target and a projectile. It is a figure which shows the example of an image | video at the time of a net collision with a target. It is a figure which shows the example of a video of main lottery. It is a flowchart which shows the process of an internal lottery. It is a flowchart which shows the process of an analog lottery. It is a figure which shows the example of an image | video in an analog lottery. It is a figure which shows the other example of an image | video. It is a flowchart which shows the control processing of an analog lottery part. It is a figure which shows the example of transition of the rotation speed of a croon. It is a figure which shows the operation example which detects the presence or absence of a ball | bowl, and the spot which the ball | bowl entered. It is a figure which shows the example of involvement of the player in an analog lottery. It is a flowchart which shows the synchronous process of the image | video on a croon.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Game device 2 Base unit 21 Screen part 211 Screen sheet 212 Screen plate 213 Axis 214 Motor 215 Rotary encoder 22 Analog lottery part 221 Krune 221a Spot 222 Frame 222a Recessed part 223 Motor 224 Rotary encoder 225 Ball sensor 23 Control part 24 Interface 25, 26 Audio amplifier 27 DVD drive 28 Interface 3 Satellite unit 31 Console 32, 32-1, 32-2 Medal slot 33 Medal payout port 34 Medal stocker 35, 35-1, 35-2 Dial 36, 36-1, 36-2 Button 37, 37-1, 37-2 Medal insertion sensor 38 Medal payout mechanism 39 Speaker 4 Roof / pillar unit 41 Projector 42 Mirror 43 Step display lamp 44 Interface 45 Speaker B Ball

Claims (4)

With the ball,
And a rotating part having a plurality of spots before Symbol ball enters,
A dish-shaped recess surrounding the rotating part;
A drive unit that rotationally drives the rotating unit;
A spot detection unit for detecting a spot in which the ball enters the rotation unit;
A control unit for controlling the progress of the analog lottery ;
A rotation angle detection unit for detecting a rotation angle of the rotation unit;
A projector unit that projects an image on the surface of the recess ,
The controller is
A driving process of rotating the rotating unit by the driving unit;
A process of projecting an image synchronized with the rotation of the rotation unit based on a detection signal of the rotation angle detection unit onto the surface of the recess by the projector unit;
Game apparatus which is characterized in that the analog lottery running a determining process of determining a lottery result according to the spot containing the said ball based on a detection signal of the spot detection section. With the ball,
And a rotating part having a front Symbol ball enters spot,
A dish-shaped recess surrounding the rotating part and having a hole into which the ball enters;
A drive unit that rotationally drives the rotating unit;
A detection unit for detecting a hole containing the ball in the recess;
A control unit for controlling the progress of the analog lottery ;
A rotation angle detection unit for detecting a rotation angle of the rotation unit;
A projector unit that projects an image on the surface of the recess ,
The controller is
A driving process of rotating the rotating unit by the driving unit;
A process of projecting an image synchronized with the rotation of the rotation unit based on a detection signal of the rotation angle detection unit onto the surface of the recess by the projector unit;
An analog lottery is performed by executing a determination process for determining a lottery result in accordance with a hole in which the ball has entered based on a detection signal of the detection unit . The game device according to claim 1 or 2 ,
Before SL controller, the game apparatus characterized by performing a process of projecting the image in synchronism with the rotation of the rotating part based on a detection signal of the rotation angle detecting portion on the surface of the rotating part by the projector unit . The game device according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The game device characterized in that the control unit executes a process of temporarily stopping, decelerating or accelerating when an external operation signal is given during rotation of the rotating unit .