JP4826859B1 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

Abstract

A change in a reserved picture 36 can be easily visually recognized.
The hold effect image is one in which any one of the hold picture 36 in the hold region 101 to the hold image 36 in the hold region 104 is changed from the vertical direction to the horizontal direction. Before the display is started, a dice pattern 38 is displayed in order in a variation state and a variation stop state in front of the mat pattern 39. The change stop of the dice pattern 38 is performed with an eye to notify the hold pattern 36 of the hold area 104 in the 1st hold area 101 to the 4th hold area 104, and the player changes the dice pattern 38. It is possible to easily recognize visually that the reserved picture 36 is in the horizontal direction from the eyes in the stopped state.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a pachinko gaming machine configured to determine whether or not it is a big hit to open a special entrance when a game ball enters the start entrance.

  Some pachinko gaming machines have a configuration in which a fixed value is added to the number of holdings when a game ball enters the starting port, and a fixed value is subtracted from the number of holdings when a graphic game image is displayed. This number of times of hold indicates the number of times that the game ball can be displayed without entering the starting port, and the number of held pictures corresponding to the number of times of hold is displayed on the display. To be notified. Some pachinko machines are configured to perform prefetching. This prefetching is to determine the content of the effect of the graphic game before the normal processing for determining the content of the effect of the image of the design game is started, and is performed when the game ball enters the start opening.

JP 2011-19683 A

  In the case of a conventional pachinko gaming machine, when a picture of a graphic game is displayed with a specific production content, one pre-designated picture corresponding to the graphic game is changed from a normal aspect to another aspect at the time of prefetching, The player is informed that the video of the symbol game with the specific effect content is suspended from the change in the mode of one reserved picture. For this reason, there has been a problem that it is difficult for the player to notice a change in the mode of one reserved picture.

The pachinko gaming machine of the present invention includes the following [1] start port to [11] video display means.
[1] The start opening is a place where a game ball can enter, and the special symbol start opening 23 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the start opening.
[2] The special game entrance is switched between an open state in which a game ball can enter and a closed state in which the game ball cannot enter, and the special game entrance 25 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the special game entrance.
[3] The data memory stores game data detection results. The reserved data area in FIG. 6 corresponds to a data memory, and the value of the counter MC1 and the value of the counter MC2 correspond to game data.
[4] The game data recording means detects game data each time a game ball enters the starting port, and records the detection result of the game data in the data memory. Step S17 in FIG. 5 is a game data recording means. It corresponds to.
[5] The game data detecting means determines whether or not game data is recorded in the data memory. When it is determined that game data is recorded in the data memory, the oldest game data is read from the data memory. To detect. Steps S32 and S38 in FIG. 7 correspond to game data detection means.
[6] When the oldest game data is detected from the data memory, the game data processing means determines whether or not it is a big hit to open the special entrance according to the detection result of the game data and The production information for determining the production content of the image of the symbol game that informs the player of the determination result of whether or not there is is set. Step S39 in FIG. 7 and step S54 in FIG. 8 correspond to game data processing means, and the change start command corresponds to effect information.
[7] The display device displays the image of the symbol game with the effect content according to the setting result of the effect information, and the reserved picture to notify the player that the display of the image of the symbol game is suspended is constant. A plurality of reserved areas are displayed in the display order. The decorative symbol display 34 in FIG. 2 corresponds to a display, and the video of the decorative symbol game corresponds to the video of the symbol game. Each of the one-time holding area 101, the two-time holding area 102, the three-time holding area 103, and the four-time holding area 104 in FIG. 31 corresponds to the holding area, and the one-time holding area 101 has a display order (1). Is set, the display order (2) is set in the twice-holding area 102, the display order (3) is set in the three-time holding area 103, and the display order (4) is set in the four-time holding area 104 Has been.
[8] The game data erasing means erases the oldest game data from the data memory every time a graphic game image is started to be displayed on the display, and step S60 in FIG. 8 corresponds to the game data erasing means.
[9] The hold display means displays the number of hold pictures corresponding to the number of game data recorded in the data memory on the display each time game data is recorded in the data memory and each time game data is deleted from the data memory. The display is performed in a predetermined normal mode, and the reserved picture is displayed from the reserved area having the first display order to the reserved area having the display order corresponding to the number of the reserved pictures. The display control circuit 80 in FIG. 3 corresponds to a hold display unit.
[10] The prefetching means performs prefetching for determining what kind of effect information the game data processing means sets based on the game data every time the game data is recorded in the data memory. This is performed before the processing means sets the production information based on the game data. Step S141 in FIG. 14 corresponds to prefetching means, and the prefetching result 2 in FIG. 15B corresponds to the prefetching result of the effect information.
[11] When the pre-reading means pre-reads the specific presentation information when the pre-reading means is set, the video display means changes the reserved picture in one reserved area corresponding to the pre-read result of the specific presentation information from the normal mode to the normal mode. Is to display the hold effect video to be changed to a different mode. The display control circuit 80 in FIG. 3 corresponds to a video display means, and the prefetch results of the change start command 03, the change start command 04, the change start command 13, and the change start command 14 correspond to the prefetch results of specific effect information. . The video of changing the orientation of the reserved picture 36 in FIG. 33 (d) from vertical to horizontal corresponds to the reserved effect video, and the horizontal reserved picture 36 corresponds to a different aspect of the reserved picture. Before starting to display the hold effect image, the image display means “a process for displaying the image of the effect area image-wise divided with respect to the display area in the display area of the display (see step S431 in FIG. 32)”. And “when the picture of the effect area is displayed, the display order of the plurality of holding areas is notified to the player. ”Process for starting display in a variation state in which the pattern of the identification code pattern changes in front of (see step S432 in FIG. 32)” and “when the display of the identification code pattern in the variation state is started, one identification code pattern The process of displaying the design of the identification code in a variable stop state (see step S433 in FIG. 32) so as to notify the player of the reserved design in the reserved area is performed. The erasing each picture of the picture and the identification code of the effect region after changing to a different aspect. The mat pattern 39 in FIG. 33 corresponds to the effect area pattern, and the dice pattern 38 in FIG. 33 corresponds to the identification code pattern.

  When the specific effect information is set, when the pre-reading is performed, the hold effect image is displayed on the display. This hold effect video changes the hold picture in one holding area according to the prefetch result of specific effect information from a normal mode to a different mode, and the player displays any display of the hold picture whose mode has changed. It becomes possible to recognize when the video of the symbol game with the specific effect content corresponding to the specific effect information is displayed depending on whether it is in the reserved area of the order.

  The picture of the effect area is displayed in the display area of the display unit before the display of the reserved effect image is started. The picture in the effect area is image-divided with respect to the display area of the display. When the picture in the effect area is displayed, the display of the identification code is started in a fluctuating state. The design of the identification code can be a plurality of mutually different modes for notifying the player of the display order of the plurality of holding areas, and the display of the design of the identification code is started in a variable state In this case, the pattern of the identification code is in a variable stop state. This variation stop of the design of the identification code is performed in such a manner that the player is notified of one reserved area corresponding to the prefetch result of the specific effect information, and the player is in the state of the variation stop of the design of the identification code. It becomes possible to easily recognize visually the change in the mode of the reserved picture in the reserved effect video from the mode.

The figure which shows Example 1 (The figure which shows the external appearance of a pachinko game machine from diagonally forward) The figure which shows the appearance of the game board from the front Diagram showing electrical configuration Flow chart showing main processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing pending data processing of main control circuit Diagram showing the pending data area of the main control circuit The flowchart which shows the big hit judgment processing of the main control circuit Flow chart showing change start command selection processing of main control circuit The figure which shows the fluctuation start command table of the main control circuit The figure which shows the fluctuation display time table of the main control circuit Flow chart showing special symbol game processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing main process of effect control circuit Flowchart showing pending addition command processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing prefetch processing of production control circuit (A) is a figure which shows the prefetch command area of an effect control circuit, (b) is a figure which shows a prefetch result area. (A) is a figure which shows the prefetch result table 1 of an effect control circuit, (b) is a figure which shows the prefetch result table 2 The figure which shows the fluctuation display time table of an effect control circuit The flowchart which shows the dice production start process 1 of a production control circuit The figure which shows the horizontal command table of an effect control circuit Flow chart showing decoration symbol game processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing variation start command processing of effect control circuit The figure which shows the video command table of an effect control circuit Flowchart showing pending subtraction command processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing sideways command processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing dice effect start process 2 of effect control circuit The figure which shows the flame command table of the production control circuit Flow chart showing flame command processing of production control circuit A figure showing an image of a decorative pattern game List of video data for display design circuit decoration pattern game The flowchart which shows the pending | holding effect display process of a display control circuit The figure which shows the image | video which a display control circuit displays according to a hold display command The flowchart which shows the dice effect display process 1 of a display control circuit. The figure which shows the image | video displayed by a display control circuit performing the dice effect display process 1. The flowchart which shows the dice effect display process 2 of a display control circuit. The figure which shows the image | video displayed by a display control circuit performing the dice effect display process 2. FIG. 18 equivalent diagram showing the second embodiment. 30 equivalent diagram The flowchart which shows the dice effect display process 3 of a display control circuit. The figure which shows the image | video displayed by a display control circuit performing the dice effect display process 3. FIG. 5 equivalent diagram showing Example 3. Figure 13 equivalent The flowchart which shows the dice production start process 1 of a production control circuit Flow chart showing dice effect start process 2 of effect control circuit Figure equivalent to FIG. 37 equivalent diagram

  As shown in FIG. 1, an outer frame 1 is installed on the island of Pachinko hall. The outer frame 1 has a rectangular tube shape in which each of the front surface and the rear surface is opened, and the outer frame 1 is mounted in front of the outer frame 1 with an inner frame 2 mounted thereon. A horizontally long rectangular upper plate 3 is attached to the inner frame 2, and the upper plate 4 is fixed to the upper plate 3. The upper plate 4 receives a game ball to be paid out as a prize, and has a container shape with an upper surface opened. A horizontally long rectangular lower plate 5 is mounted on the inner frame 2 below the upper plate 3, and a lower plate 6 is fixed to the lower plate 5. The lower plate 6 receives a game ball overflowing from the upper plate 4 and has a container shape whose upper surface is open.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a handle base 7 is fixed to the right end of the lower plate 5, and a firing handle 8 is attached to the handle base 7. The firing handle 8 is operated by a player with fingers from the front, and is rotatable about an axis oriented in the front-rear direction. A firing solenoid is fixed to the inner frame 2 behind the upper plate 4, and a ball striking rod 9 is connected to the output shaft of the firing solenoid. This firing solenoid corresponds to the driving source of the ball striking rod 9, and when the firing handle 8 is rotated clockwise from a predetermined firing stop position, a driving power is supplied to the firing solenoid, When 9 is driven, the game ball in the upper plate 4 is ejected from the upper plate 4.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a front frame 10 is mounted on the inner frame 2 so as to be positioned above the upper plate 3. The front frame 10 is disposed in front of the inner frame 2, and a transparent circular glass window 11 is fixed to the front frame 10. A speaker cover 12 is fixed to each of the upper left corner and upper right corner of the front frame 10. Each of these speaker covers 12 has a net shape, and a speaker 13 is disposed on the front frame 10 so as to be positioned behind each of the speaker covers 12. Each of these speakers 13 reproduces sound effects, and the sound effects reproduced by both speakers 13 are emitted through the front speaker cover 12.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of lamp covers 14 are fixed to the front frame 10 so as to be positioned below the speaker covers 12. The front frame 10 has a rear of each of the plurality of lamp covers 14. A plurality of illumination LEDs 15 (see FIG. 3) are fixed. Each of the plurality of lamp covers 14 is colored and transparent, and is illuminated when the rear illumination LED 15 is turned on.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a vertical plate-like game board 16 is fixed to the inner frame 2. The game board 16 is arranged behind the front frame 10, and the glass window 11 of the front frame 10 covers the game board 16 so as to be visually recognizable from the front. An outer rail 17, an inner rail 18 and a ball stopper rubber 19 are fixed to the game board 16. Each of the outer rail 17 to the ball stopper rubber 19 is disposed in front of the game board 16, and each of the outer rail 17 and the inner rail 18 is formed of an arc-shaped metal plate. It is made of rubber that closes the gap between the rail 17 and the inner rail 18.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a launch passage 20 and a game area 21 are formed in the game board 16. The launch path 20 refers to an arc-shaped gap located between the outer rail 17 and the inner rail 18, and the game area 21 launches among the areas surrounded by the outer rail 17, the inner rail 18 and the ball stopper rubber 19. The remaining circular area excluding the passage 20 is referred to, and the game ball bounced by the hitting ball 9 is discharged into the game area 21 through the launch passage 20. A plurality of obstacle nails 22 are fixed in the game area 21, and a game ball released from the launch passage 20 into the game area 21 falls in the game area 21 while hitting the obstacle nail 22.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a special symbol start port 23 is fixed to the game board 16 within the game area 21. The special symbol start port 23 has a pocket shape that allows a game ball to win from the upper surface, and a special symbol start port sensor 24 (see FIG. 3) is fixed in the special symbol start port 23. . The special symbol start port sensor 24 is composed of a proximity switch, and when the game ball wins the special symbol start port 23, the special symbol start port sensor 24 detects the game ball to generate a special symbol start signal. Output.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a special winning opening 25 is fixed to the game board 16 in the game area 21. The special prize opening 25 has a box shape that allows a game ball to win from the front, and a special prize opening sensor 26 (see FIG. 3) is fixed in the special prize opening 25. The special prize opening sensor 26 is composed of a proximity switch. When a game ball has won a prize in the special prize opening 25, the special prize opening sensor 26 detects the game ball and outputs a special prize signal.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the special winning opening 25 is provided with a door 27 that is rotatable about a shaft 28 oriented in the left-right direction. The door 27 is connected to an output shaft of a special prize opening solenoid 29 (see FIG. 3). When the special prize opening solenoid 29 is in an electrically off state, the door 27 is in a vertically closed state, whereby the special prize opening 25 is obtained. The game ball closes in front of the game. The door 27 is turned to an open state in which the special winning opening solenoid 29 is horizontally turned forward when the special winning opening solenoid 29 is electrically turned on. When the door 27 is opened, a game ball rides on the door 27 and the special winning opening 25. It becomes possible to win a prize.

  A prize ball payout device 30 is fixed behind the game board 16 as shown in FIG. This prize ball payout device 30 has a payout motor 31 (see FIG. 3) composed of a pulse motor. Each of the cases where a game ball wins in the special symbol start opening 23 and in the special prize opening 25, respectively. In this case, a unit number of game balls are paid out as prizes in the upper plate 4 by rotating the rotation shaft of the payout motor 31.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a display base plate 32 is fixed in the game area 22, and a special symbol display 33 and a decorative symbol display 34 are fixed to the display base plate 32. The special symbol display 33 is composed of an LED display, and the special symbol display 33 displays a jackpot symbol (◯) and a miss symbol (×) as special symbols. The decorative symbol display 34 is composed of a color liquid crystal display having a larger display area than that of the special symbol display 33. The decorative symbol display 34 includes a symbol element in the left column, a symbol element in the middle column, and a right column. A decorative symbol composed of three combinations of symbol elements is displayed.

  When the player inserts a game ball into the upper plate 4 and rotates the firing handle 8, the game ball in the upper plate 4 is launched into the game area 21 of the game board 16, and the game ball is obstructed by the obstacle nail 22. The game area 21 falls while hitting. Before the game ball wins the special symbol start opening 23, either the big win symbol (O) or the off symbol (X) is displayed on the special symbol display 33, and the game ball is displayed on the special symbol start opening 23. When winning a prize, the display of the special symbol game video is started, and a unit number of game balls are paid out from the prize ball payout device 30 into the upper plate 4. This special symbol game video is displayed in order on the special symbol display 33 in a varying state and a variation stop state. The change display of the special symbol is to display the special symbol while changing its kind, and the special symbol is changed in a predetermined order of (◯) (×) (◯) (×). The special symbol fluctuation stop means that the special symbol fluctuation display is stopped by either (○) or (×), and the time required for the special symbol to change to the variable stop state is displayed in a variable manner. Called time.

  When the jackpot symbol is stopped and displayed on the special symbol display 33 with the video of the special symbol game, the jackpot game is started. This jackpot game is such that the special winning opening 25 is opened, and the special winning opening 25 reaches the limit value or the opening time of the special winning opening 25 reaches the limit value. By doing so, the open state is returned to the closed state. The opening / closing operation of the special winning opening 25 is called a big hit round, and the big hit round is repeated only a plurality of times. This repeat of the big hit round is equivalent to a big hit game, and during the big hit game from the start of the first big hit round to the end of the final big hit round, an image of the big hit game effect is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34. Is displayed, a sound effect is output from each of the speakers 13, and each of the plurality of illumination LEDs 15 emits light.

  When the game ball wins in the special symbol start port 23, the video of the decorative symbol game is started in synchronization with the start of the video of the special symbol game and the video of the special symbol game is stopped. The video of the decorative design game stops. This decorative symbol game image displays the symbol elements in the left column, the middle column, and the symbol elements in the right column in order, in a varying state and a variation stop state, and is displayed superimposed on the front of the background image. The During the display of the image of the decorative symbol game, sound effects are output from both the speakers 13, and each of the plurality of illumination LEDs 15 emits light. The video of this decorative design game is as follows.

  Before the game ball wins in the special symbol start opening 23, any one of (1) to (8) is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 as the symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the middle column, and the symbol element in the right column. Such a numerical symbol is displayed, and when the game ball wins in the special symbol start opening 23, the variable display of each of the three rows of symbol elements is started. This variable display of the symbol elements is to display the symbol elements while changing their types, and each change of the symbol elements in the three columns is (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (1)...

  The three rows of symbol elements are in a variable stop state in the order of the first in the left column, the second in the right column, and the third in the middle column. Each of these three rows of symbol elements is in a variable stop state with any one of the numerical symbols (1) to (8). The combination of and the combination of detachment are set. The jackpot combination is a combination in which the three rows of symbol elements are the same as each other, and the off combination is a combination in which the three rows of symbol elements are not the same. The decorative symbol display 34 displays a video image of reach. This reach production image is displayed as a background image of the decorative symbol game after the occurrence of a reach state in which the symbol elements in the left column and the symbol elements in the right column have stopped varying with the same numeric symbol. The player is notified of whether or not the symbol elements in the column are fluctuated and stopped with the same numeric symbols as those in the left column and the right column, respectively, according to the ending of the reach effect video.

  In the display area of the decorative symbol display 34, a holding display area 35 is set as shown in FIG. The hold display area 35 is arranged at the lower left corner in the display area of the decorative symbol display 34, and a rectangular hold picture 36 is displayed in the hold display area 35. This reserved picture 36 notifies the player that the decorative symbol game is being held, and the player can know the number of times the decorative symbol game is held from the number of the displayed reserved symbols 36 in the reserved display area 35. it can. The hold display area 35 has a horizontally long rectangular shape, and a maximum of four hold patterns 36 are displayed in the hold display area 35.

  In the display area of the decorative symbol display 34, a dice effect area 37 is set as shown in FIG. The dice effect area 37 is adjacent to the upper part of the holding display area 35, and a dice pattern 38 and a mat pattern 39 are displayed in the dice effect area 37. The mat pattern 39 has a circular shape as the background of the dice pattern 38, and is set in a green color. The dice pattern 38 imitates a regular hexahedron, one surface having one point, one surface having two points, one surface having three points, one surface having four points, and five points. And one side having six points.

  The main control circuit 50 in FIG. 3 controls the game contents of the special symbol game and the jackpot game, and has a CPU 51, ROM 52 and RAM 53. A control program and control data are recorded in advance in the ROM 52 of the main control circuit 50, and the CPU 51 performs a processing operation based on the control program in the ROM 52 and the control data in the ROM 52 using the RAM 53 as a work area. The input circuit 54 outputs a special symbol starting signal from the special symbol starting port sensor 24 and a special winning signal from the special winning port sensor 26 to the main control circuit 50, and the main control circuit 50 passes through the input circuit 54. A control command and a winning ball command are set when a special symbol start signal is detected, and a winning ball command is set when a special winning signal is detected. The solenoid circuit 55 cuts off the special prize opening solenoid 29 and the main control circuit 50 electrically controls the solenoid circuit 55 to open and close the door 27 of the special prize opening 25. The LED circuit 56 cuts off each of the plurality of LEDs of the special symbol display 33, and the main control circuit 50 controls the display contents of the special symbol display 33 by electrically controlling the LED circuit 56. To do.

  The payout control circuit 60 in FIG. 3 controls the payout operation of the prize balls, and has a CPU, a ROM, and a RAM. A control program and control data are recorded in advance in the ROM of the payout control circuit 60, and the CPU performs a game ball payout operation based on the ROM control program and the ROM control data using the RAM as a work area. The payout control circuit 60 receives a prize ball command from the main control circuit 50, and outputs a drive signal when a prize ball command is detected. The motor circuit 61 receives a drive signal from the payout control circuit 60. When the drive signal is input, the motor circuit 61 pays out a unit number of prize balls into the upper plate 4 by driving the payout motor 31.

  The effect control circuit 70 of FIG. 3 controls the effect contents of the decorative symbol game, and has a CPU 71, ROM 72 and RAM 73. A control program and control data are recorded in advance in the ROM 72 of the effect control circuit 70, and the CPU 71 performs a processing operation based on the control program in the ROM 72 and the control data in the ROM 72 using the RAM 73 as a work area. The effect control circuit 70 transmits the setting result of the control command from the main control circuit 50, and sets the effect command when the transmission result of the control command is detected.

  The display control circuit 80 in FIG. 3 controls the display content of the decorative symbol display 34, and the effect control setting result is transmitted from the effect control circuit 70 to the display control circuit 80. The display control circuit 80 displays an image corresponding to the reception result of the production command on the decorative symbol display 34 when receiving the production command setting result, and has VDP, VROM, and VRAM. The VROM displays image data for displaying an image of a decorative symbol game, video data for displaying a background image of a decorative symbol game, video data for displaying a video of a jackpot game effect, and a reserved graphic 36 Image data, image data for displaying the dice pattern 38, and image data for displaying the mat pattern 39 are recorded in advance. The VDP stores each of the image data and video data detected from the VROM in the VRAM. The image is displayed in color by outputting the R, G, and B signals to the decorative symbol display 34.

The sound control circuit 90 of FIG. 3 controls the output contents of both speakers 13, and the effect control circuit 70 transmits the effect command setting result to the sound control circuit 90. The sound control circuit 90 sets a sound signal corresponding to the reception result of the effect command when the result of setting the effect command is received, and electrically connects each of the speakers 13 according to the result of setting the sound signal. By operating, a sound effect corresponding to the reception result of the effect command is output from each of the speakers 13. The illumination control circuit 100 controls the light emission contents of each of the plurality of illumination LEDs 15, and the effect command setting result is transmitted from the effect control circuit 70 to the illumination control circuit 100. The electrical decoration control circuit 100 sets an electrical signal according to the reception result of the production command when the production command setting result is received, and each of the plurality of electrical LEDs 15 is used as the electrical signal setting result. In response to the operation command, the light is emitted according to the production command.
1. Processing contents of main control circuit 50 1-1. Main Process The main process in FIG. 4 is executed by the CPU 51 of the main control circuit 50. When the power is turned on, the CPU 51 initializes the RAM 53 by the power-on process in step S1, and the timer of the RAM 53 in step S2. It is determined whether or not the interrupt flag is set to the on state. If it is determined that the timer interrupt flag is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S3, and the timer interrupt flag is set to the off state in step S3. This timer interrupt flag is set by the CPU 51 to the on state in the timer interrupt process. This timer interrupt process is started every time a fixed time (4 msec) elapses, and the timer interrupt flag is set to an on state every time a predetermined time elapses.

When the CPU 51 sets the timer interrupt flag to the OFF state in step S3, the CPU 51 proceeds to the counter update process in step S4. In this counter update process, the value of the counter MC1 and the value of the counter MC2 in the RAM 53 are updated by a fixed value (1). The values of the counters MC1 to MC2 are initially set to the lower limit value (0) in step S1, and the update contents of the values of the counters MC1 to MC2 are as follows.
1) The value of the counter MC1 is used to determine whether or not it is a big hit. After being added from the lower limit value (0) to the upper limit value (248), it is returned to the lower limit value (0) and added cyclically. Is done.
2) The value of the counter MC2 is used to select the effect of the background image of the decorative symbol game. After being added from the lower limit value (0) to the upper limit value (99), the value is returned to the lower limit value (0) and circulated. Are added.

  When the CPU 51 finishes the counter update process of step S4, the CPU 51 proceeds to the pending data process of step S5. FIG. 5 shows the pending data processing in step S5, and the CPU 51 determines whether or not there is a special symbol start signal from the input circuit 54 in step S11. If it is determined that there is a special symbol start signal, the update result of the value of the counter MC1 is detected at step S12, the update result of the value of the counter MC2 is detected at step S13, and the counter MN of the RAM 53 is detected at step S14. It is determined whether or not the value is smaller than the upper limit value (4). The value of the counter MN is set to the initial value (0) in step S1, and when the CPU 51 determines in step S14 that the value of the counter MN is greater than or equal to the upper limit value, the counters MC1 and MC2 are determined in step S15. The detection result of each value of is deleted.

  If the CPU 51 determines that the value of the counter MN is smaller than the upper limit value in step S14, the unit value (1) is added to the value of the counter MN in step S16, and the respective values of the counters MC1 and MC2 are detected in step S17. The result is recorded in the RAM 53. FIG. 6 shows a reserved data area of the RAM 53. In this hold data area, four hold numbers 1 to 4 are set, and when the addition result of the value of the counter MN is (1), the CPU 51 holds the detection result of each value of the counters MC1 and MC2. When the result of addition of the counter MN value is (2), it is recorded in the reservation data area of the reservation number 2, and the addition result of the counter MN value is (3). In this case, it is recorded in the reserved data area of the reserved number 3, and when the addition result of the value of the counter MN is (4), it is recorded in the reserved data area of the reserved number 4.

  When the CPU 51 records the detection results of the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 in the RAM 53 in step S17, the CPU 51 sets a hold addition command in step S18, and transmits the setting result of the hold addition command to the effect control circuit 70 in step S19. This hold addition command notifies the effect control circuit 70 of the addition result of the value of the counter MN, and the CPU 51 sets the addition result of the value of the counter MN as the hold addition command.

  When the CPU 51 transmits the setting result of the pending addition command to the effect control circuit 70 in step S19, the CPU 51 sets the prefetch command 1 in step S20, and transmits the setting result of the prefetch command 1 to the effect control circuit 70 in step S21. This prefetch command 1 notifies the effect control circuit 70 of the detection result of the value of the counter MC1, and the CPU 51 adds the value of the counter MN among the hold data area of the hold number 1 to the hold data area of the hold number 4. The value of the counter MC1 is detected from one corresponding to the above, and the detection result of the value of the counter MC1 is set to the prefetch command 1.

  When the CPU 51 transmits the setting result of the prefetch command 1 to the effect control circuit 70 in step S21, the CPU 51 sets the prefetch command 2 in step S22, and transmits the setting result of the prefetch command 2 to the effect control circuit 70 in step S23. This prefetch command 2 notifies the effect control circuit 70 of the detection result of the value of the counter MC2, and the CPU 51 adds the value of the counter MN among the hold data area of the hold number 1 to the hold data area of the hold number 4. The value of the counter MC2 is detected from one corresponding to the above, and the detection result of the value of the counter MC2 is set in the prefetch command 2.

When the CPU 51 finishes the pending data processing in step S5, the big hit determination processing in step S6, the change start command selection processing in step S7, the special symbol game processing in step S8, and step S9 according to the setting result of the process flag value in the RAM 53. One of the big hit game processes is executed. The value of this process flag is initially set to (0) in step S1, and the CPU 51 proceeds to step S2 when any one of the big hit determination process in step S6 to the big hit game process in step S9 is completed. Return.
1-2. Big hit determination processing FIG. 7 shows the big hit determination processing in step S6. This jackpot determination process is executed when the value of the process flag is set to (0). In step S31, the CPU 51 determines whether or not the interval flag of the RAM 53 is set to the on state. This interval flag is initially set to the off state in step S1, and when the CPU 51 determines in step S31 that the interval flag is set to the off state, the CPU 51 sets the hold data area of the hold number 1 in step S32. It is determined whether or not the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 are recorded. If it is determined that the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 are recorded in the hold data area of the hold number 1, the interval time (1 × 1000 msec) is set as the value of the timer MT1 of the RAM 53 in step S33. In step S34, the interval flag is set to the on state.

  If the CPU 51 determines in step S31 that the interval flag is set to the ON state, the unit value (4 msec) is subtracted from the timer MT value in step S35, and the subtraction result of the timer MT value is the limit value (step S36). 0). If it is determined that the subtraction result of the value of the timer MT is a limit value, the interval flag is set to the OFF state in step S37, and each of the counters MC1 and MC2 from the hold data area of the hold number 1 is set in step S38. Detect value.

  When the CPU 51 detects the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 from the hold data area of the hold number 1 in step S38, it compares the detection result of the value of the counter MC1 with the jackpot value (7) in step S39. This jackpot value (7) is recorded in advance in the ROM 52. When the CPU 51 determines that the detection result of the value of the counter MC1 is the same as the jackpot value, the jackpot flag of the RAM 53 is turned on in step S40. Set. This jackpot flag is initially set to the off state in step S1, and when the CPU 51 determines that the detection result of the value of the counter MC1 is different from the jackpot value in step S39, the jackpot flag is turned off in step S41. Set.

  When the big hit flag is set in step S40 or step S41, the CPU 51 determines whether or not the big hit flag is set to the on state in step S42. If it is determined that the big hit flag is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S43 and a big hit symbol is selected from the ROM 52. The jackpot symbol is pre-recorded in the ROM 52. When the CPU 51 selects the jackpot symbol at step S43, the jackpot command is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70 at step S44, and the value of the process flag ( 1) is set.

If the CPU 51 determines in step S42 that the big hit flag is set to the off state, the CPU 51 selects a symbol out of the ROM 52 in step S45. This off symbol is recorded in advance in the ROM 52. If the off symbol is selected at step S45, the CPU 51 transmits a off command to the effect control circuit 70 at step S46, and the value of the process flag ( 1) is set.
1-3. Change Start Command Selection Process FIG. 8 shows the change start command selection process in step S7. This variation start command selection process is executed when the value of the process flag is set to (1). In step S51, the CPU 51 determines whether or not the big hit flag is set to the on state. If it is determined that the big hit flag is set to the on state, the fluctuation start command table 1 is detected from the ROM 52 in step S52. If it is determined that the big hit flag is set to the off state, the step S53 is executed. The change start command table 2 is detected from the ROM 52.

  FIG. 9A shows the change start command table 1. This variation start command table 1 is recorded in advance in the ROM 52, and is set by assigning one variation start command to each of 100 values within the update range of the counter MC2. Each of these four variation start commands 01 to 04 is for setting the effect content of the background image of the decorative symbol game, and the selection probability of the variation start command 01 is set to (10/100). The selection probability of 02 is set to (20/100), the selection probability of the change start command 03 is set to (30/100), and the selection probability of the change start command 04 is set to (40/100). FIG. 9B shows the change start command table 2. This variation start command table 2 is recorded in advance in the ROM 52, and is set by assigning one variation start command to each of 100 values within the update range of the counter MC2. Each of these five variation start commands 10 to 14 is for setting the effect content of the background image of the decorative symbol game, and the selection probability of the variation start command 10 is set to (80/100). Each of the four selection probabilities 11 to 14 is set to (5/100).

  When CPU 51 detects either fluctuation start command table 1 or fluctuation start command table 2, CPU 51 selects one fluctuation start command corresponding to the detection result of the value of counter MC2 from the detection result of the fluctuation start command table in step S54. In step S55, the selection result of the change start command is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70, and the change display time table is detected from the ROM 52 in step S56. FIG. 10 is a variable display time table. This variation display time table is recorded in advance in the ROM 52, and is set by assigning the variation display time to each of the nine variation start commands 01-14.

  When the CPU 51 detects the fluctuation display time table in step S56, the CPU 51 selects one fluctuation display time corresponding to the selection result of the fluctuation start command from the fluctuation display time table in step S57. In step S58, the selection result of the variable display time is set as the value of the timer MT in the RAM 53, and (2) is set as the value of the process flag in step S59.

  When the CPU 51 sets the value of the process flag in step S59, the CPU 51 deletes the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 from the hold data area of the hold number 1 in step S60, and the value of the counter MN is (2) or more in step S61. Determine whether or not. If it is determined that the value of the counter MN is (1), the process proceeds to step S67. If it is determined that the value of the counter MN is equal to or greater than (2), the hold data of the hold number 2 is determined in step S62. The values of the area counters MC1 and MC2 are shifted to the hold data area of hold number 1.

  When the CPU 51 shifts the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 in step S62, it determines whether or not the value of the counter MN is (3) or more in step S63. If it is determined that the value of the counter MN is (2), the process proceeds to step S67. If it is determined that the value of the counter MN is equal to or greater than (3), the hold data of the hold number 3 is determined in step S64. The values of the area counters MC1 and MC2 are shifted to the hold data area of hold number 2.

  When the CPU 51 shifts the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 in step S64, it determines whether or not the value of the counter MN is (4) in step S65. If it is determined that the value of the counter MN is (3), the process proceeds to step S67. If it is determined that the value of the counter MN is (4), the reserved data area of the reserved number 4 is determined in step S66. The values of the counters MC1 and MC2 are shifted to the hold data area of hold number 3, and the process proceeds to step S67.

When proceeding to step S67, the CPU 51 subtracts a certain value (1) from the value of the counter MN. In step S68, the subtraction result of the value of the counter MN is set as a hold subtraction command. In step S69, the setting result of the hold subtraction command is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70.
1-4. Special Symbol Game Processing FIG. 11 shows the special symbol game processing in step S8. This special symbol game process is executed when the value of the process flag is set to (2), and the CPU 51 displays the special symbol in a variable state on the special symbol display 33 in the variable display process of step S71. To do. This special symbol variation display is started when a predetermined time ΔT has elapsed based on the determination that the values of the counters MC1 and MC2 are recorded in the hold data area of the hold number 1 in step S32. In step S71, the CPU 51 subtracts a fixed value (4 msec) from the timer MT value in step S72, and in step S73, subtracts the result of subtraction of the timer MT value in step S71. Compare with (0).

  If the CPU 51 determines in step S73 that the subtraction result of the value of the timer MT has reached the limit value, the CPU 51 proceeds to the fluctuation stop process in step S74. Here, the change display of the special symbol on the special symbol display device 33 is stopped by the selection result of the special symbol, and a change stop command is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70 in step S75 to notify that the video of the special symbol game is stopped. . That is, when it is determined that the game is a big hit, the special symbol variation display stops at the big bonus symbol, and when it is determined that it is out of the special symbol variation display, the special symbol variation display stops.

When the CPU 51 transmits the change stop command in step S75, it determines in step S76 whether or not the big hit flag is set to the on state. If it is determined that the big hit flag is set in the off state, the process flag value is set to (0) in step S77. If it is determined that the big hit flag is set in the on state, the step is executed. In step S78, the big hit flag is set to an off state, and in step S79, the value of the process flag is set to (3).
1-5. The jackpot game process in step S9 in FIG. 4 is executed when the value of the process flag is set to (3). The CPU 51 performs 15 jackpot rounds in the jackpot game process in step S9. Do. When starting the first jackpot round in this jackpot game processing, the effect control circuit 70 is notified of the start of the first jackpot round by sending a jackpot game start command, and when the final jackpot round is finished. By transmitting a jackpot game stop command to the effect control circuit 70, it is notified that the final jackpot round has ended, and when the jackpot game stop command is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70, the value of the process flag is set to (0). Set.
2. Processing contents of effect control circuit 70 2-1. Main Process The main process in FIG. 12 is executed by the CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70. When the power is turned on, the CPU 71 initializes the RAM 73 by the power-on process in step S101, and the timer of the RAM 73 in step S102. It is determined whether or not the interrupt flag is set to the on state. This timer interrupt flag is set by the CPU 71 to the ON state by timer interrupt processing. This timer interrupt processing is started every time a fixed time (10 msec) elapses, and the timer interrupt flag is set to an on state every time a predetermined time (10 msec) elapses.

  If the CPU 71 determines that the timer interrupt flag is set to OFF in step S102, the counter SC1 value of the RAM 73, the value of the counter SC2 and the value of the counter SC3 in the counter updating process in step S103 are set to constant values (1 ) And the process returns to step S102. Each value of these counters SC1 to SC3 is initially set to the lower limit value (0) in step S101. The value of the counter SC1 is added to the upper limit value (249) from the lower limit value (0) and then the lower limit value. The value of the counter SC2 is cyclically added back to (0), and the value of the counter SC2 is added from the lower limit value (0) to the upper limit value (162) and then returned to the lower limit value (0) and cyclically added. The value is added from the lower limit value (0) to the upper limit value (72), then returned to the lower limit value (0) and added cyclically.

If the CPU 71 determines in step S102 that the timer interrupt flag is set to the on state, the CPU 71 sets the timer interrupt flag to the off state in step S104. Then, the process proceeds to the hold addition command process in step S105, the decorative symbol game process in step S106, and the jackpot game effect process in step S107. If the jackpot game effect process in step S107 is completed, the process returns to step S102. .
2-2. External interrupt processing The CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 receives a hold addition command, a prefetch command 1, a prefetch command 2, a big hit command, a release command, a change start command, a hold subtraction command, a change stop command, and a big hit game start command from the main control circuit 50. When the big hit game stop command is transmitted, external interrupt processing is started. When the CPU 71 starts the external interrupt process, the CPU 71 is in an interrupt disabled state, records each of the hold command to the big hit game stop command in the RAM 73 by the external interrupt process, and then releases the interrupt disabled state.
2-3. Hold Addition Command Processing FIG. 13 shows hold addition command processing in step S105, and the CPU 71 determines whether or not a hold addition command is recorded in the RAM 73 in step S111. If it is determined that the hold addition command is recorded in the RAM 73, the hold addition command is detected from the RAM 73 in step S112, and the hold display command is set in step S113. The hold display command is set according to the detection result of the hold addition command. When the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 1, the hold display command 1 is set and the hold addition command is detected. When the result is the hold addition command 2, the hold display command 2 is set. When the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 3, the hold display command 3 is set, and the detection result of the hold addition command is In the case of the hold addition command 4, the hold display command 4 is set.

  When the CPU 71 sets the display command in step S113, the CPU 71 transmits the hold display command setting result to the display control circuit 80 in step S114, and proceeds to the prefetch processing in step S115. When the prefetching process in step S115 is completed, it is determined in step S116 whether the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 4. If it is determined that the detection result of the hold addition command is not the hold addition command 4, the hold addition command is erased from the RAM 73 in step S121, and the detection result of the hold addition command is determined to be the hold addition command 4. Proceeds to step S117.

  In step S117, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the value of the counter SN1 in the RAM 73 is a determination value (0) recorded in the ROM 72 in advance. The value of the counter SN1 is initially set to (0) in step S101. If the CPU 71 determines that the value of the counter SN1 is not a determination value in step S117, the CPU 71 erases the pending addition command from the RAM 73 in step S121. If it is determined that the value of the counter SN1 is a determination value, the process proceeds to step S118. The value of the counter SN1 is the change start command 03 when the change start command 03, the change start command 13, the change start command 04, or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the holding numbers 1 to 4. The change start command 14 indicates the number of prefetch results 2 recorded in the prefetch result area in the prefetch result area.

  In step S118, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the value of the counter SN2 in the RAM 73 is a determination value (0) recorded in advance in the ROM 72. The value of the counter SN2 is initially set to (0) in step S101. If the CPU 71 determines in step S118 that the value of the counter SN2 is not a determination value, the CPU 71 erases the pending addition command from the RAM 73 in step S121. If it is determined that the value of the counter SN2 is a determination value, the process proceeds to step S119. When the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the holding numbers 2 to 4 as the value of the counter SN2, the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is stored in the prefetch result area. This indicates the number of prefetch results 2 recorded in the prefetch result area.

  In step S119, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the value of the timer ST in the RAM 73 is equal to or longer than the dice effect time (2 × 1000 msec) recorded in the ROM 72 in advance. The value of this timer ST measures the remaining time of the decorative symbol game. When the CPU 71 determines that the value of the timer ST is smaller than the dice effect time in step S119, the hold addition command from the RAM 73 in step S121. If it is determined that the value of the timer ST is equal to or longer than the dice effect time, the process proceeds to the dice effect start process 1 in step S120. When the dice effect start process 1 in step S120 is completed, the process proceeds to step S121, and the hold addition command is deleted from the RAM 73.

  FIG. 14 shows the prefetch process in step S115. The CPU 71 detects the prefetch command 1 from the RAM 73 in step S131, and records the detection result of the prefetch command 1 in the RAM 73 in step S132. In step S133, the prefetch command 2 is detected from the RAM 73. In step S134, the detection result of the prefetch command 2 is recorded in the RAM 73. FIG. 15A shows a prefetch command area in the RAM 73. Four hold numbers 1 to 4 are set in the prefetch command area, and the detection results of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 are the hold numbers 1 when the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 1. Is recorded in the pre-read command area of the hold number 2 when the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 2, and is held when the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 3. When the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 4, it is recorded in the prefetch command area of the hold number 4.

  When the CPU 71 records the detection result of the prefetch command 2 in the prefetch command area in step S134, whether or not the detection result of the prefetch command 1 in step S131 is the same as the jackpot value (7) recorded in advance in the ROM 72 in step S135. Judging. This jackpot value is set to the same value as the jackpot value when the main control circuit 50 determines whether or not the jackpot value is determined according to the detection result of the value of the counter MC1, and the CPU 71 detects the prefetch command 1 When it is determined that the result is the same as the jackpot value, the jackpot is recorded as the prefetch result 1 in the RAM 73 in step S136, and when it is determined that the detection result of the prefetch command 1 is not the same as the jackpot value, the RAM 73 is determined in step S137. Is recorded as a prefetch result 1.

  FIG. 15B shows a prefetch result area in the RAM 73. In this prefetch result area, four hold numbers 1 to 4 are set. When the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 1, the prefetch result 1 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 and held. When the addition command detection result is the hold addition command 2, it is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, and when the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 3, it is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. When the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 4, it is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4.

  When the CPU 71 records the prefetch result 1 in the prefetch result area in step S136 or step S137, the CPU 71 determines in step S138 whether the prefetch result 1 in step S136 or step S137 is a big hit. If it is determined that the prefetching result 1 is a big hit, the prefetching result table 1 is detected from the ROM 72 in step S139. If it is determined that the prefetching result 1 is out of place, the prefetching result table 2 from the ROM 72 is determined in step S140. Is detected.

  FIG. 16A shows the prefetch result table 1. This look-ahead result table 1 is recorded in advance in the ROM 72, and fluctuates as a look-ahead result 2 for each of 10 values (0 to 9) that are the same as the change start command table 1 for big hits of the main control circuit 50. The start command 01 is assigned, the change start command 02 is assigned to each of the 20 values (10 to 29) that are the same as the change start command table 1 as the prefetch result 2, and the same as the change start command table 1 (30 to 59). ) Is assigned a change start command 03 as a prefetch result 2, and a change start command 04 is assigned as a prefetch result 2 to each of the same 40 values (60 to 99) as the change start command table 1. It is set by assigning.

  FIG. 16B shows the prefetch result table 2. This prefetch result table 2 is recorded in advance in the ROM 72, and fluctuates as the prefetch result 2 in each of 80 values (0 to 79) which are the same as the fluctuation start command table 2 for detachment of the main control circuit 50. The start command 10 is assigned, the change start command 11 is assigned to each of the five values (80 to 84) that are the same as the change start command table 2 as the prefetch result 2, and the same (85 to 89) as the change start command table 2 is assigned. ) Is assigned a change start command 12 as a prefetch result 2, and a change start command 13 is assigned as a prefetch result 2 to each of the same five values (90 to 94) as the change start command table 2. Allocation, change start command as prefetch result 2 for each of the same five values (95 to 99) as change start command table 2 It is set by assigning a 14.

  When the CPU 71 detects the prefetch result table 1 in step S139 or the prefetch result table 2 in step S140, the CPU 71 detects one prefetch result 2 corresponding to the detection result of the prefetch command 2 in step S133 from the detection result of the prefetch result table in step S141. In step S142, the selection result of the prefetch result 2 is recorded in the RAM 73. The selection result of the prefetch result 2 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 when the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 1, and is held when the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 2. If the detection result of the hold addition command is the hold addition command 3, it is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 and the detection result of the hold addition command is added to the hold addition. In the case of command 4, it is recorded in the prefetch result area of hold number 4 (see b in FIG. 15).

  When the CPU 71 records the selection result of the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area in step S142, the prefetch command 1 from the main control circuit 50 is deleted from the RAM 73 in step S143, and the prefetch command 2 from the main control circuit 50 is erased in step S144. Erase from RAM 73.

  FIG. 18 shows the dice effect start process 1 in step S120. The CPU 71 determines whether or not any of the change start command 03 and the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the holding number 1 in step S151. Judging. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1, the process proceeds to step S153, and the change start command 03 is displayed in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S152. Here, (1) is set to the value of the counter SN1, and the process proceeds to step S171.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S153, the CPU 71 determines whether either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, the process proceeds to step S157, and the change start command 04 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 14 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S154. Here, (2) is set to the value of the counter SN1, (1) is set to the value of the counter SN2 in step S155, and the flame flag in the RAM 73 is set to the on state in step S156. The flame flag is initially set to the off state in step S101. If the flame is set to the on state in step S156, the CPU 71 proceeds to step S171.

  When proceeding to step S157, the CPU 71 determines whether any of the change start command 03 and the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, the process proceeds to step S159, and the change start command 03 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S158. Here, (2) is set to the value of the counter SN1, and the process proceeds to step S171.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S159, the CPU 71 determines whether either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3, the process proceeds to step S163, and the change start command 04 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 14 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S160. Here, (3) is set as the value of the counter SN1, and (2) is set as the value of the counter SN2 in step S161. In step S162, the flame flag is set to ON, and the process proceeds to step S171.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S163, the CPU 71 determines whether either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3, the process proceeds to step S165, and the change start command 03 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S164. Here, (3) is set to the value of the counter SN1, and the process proceeds to step S171.

  When proceeding to step S165, the CPU 71 determines whether any of the change start command 04 and the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, the process proceeds to step S169, and the change start command 04 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 14 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S166. Here, (4) is set as the value of the counter SN1, and (3) is set as the value of the counter SN2 in step S167. In step S168, the flame flag is set to ON, and the process proceeds to step S171.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S169, the CPU 71 determines whether either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, the dice effect start process 1 is finished, and the change start is started in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that either the command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S170. Here, the value of the counter SN1 is set to (4), and the process proceeds to step S171.

  In step S171, the CPU 71 detects a horizontal command table from the ROM 72. FIG. 19 is a horizontal command table. This horizontal command table is pre-recorded in the ROM 72. The horizontal command 1 is assigned to the counter SN1 value (1), the horizontal command 2 is assigned to the counter SN1 value (2), and the counter SN1 value (3). Is assigned by assigning the horizontal command 3 to the counter SN1 value (4).

When the CPU 71 detects the horizontal command table in step S171, the CPU 71 selects one horizontal command corresponding to the value of the counter SN1 from the horizontal command table in step S172. In step S173, the selection result of the horizontal command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S174.
2-4. Decorative Symbol Game Process FIG. 20 shows the decorative symbol game process in step S106, and the CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 determines whether or not a change start command is recorded in the RAM 73 in step S181. If it is determined that the change start command is not recorded in the RAM 73, the process proceeds to step S187. If it is determined that the change start command is recorded in the RAM 73, the decorative symbol game flag of the RAM 73 is set in step S182. Set to the on state. The decorative symbol game flag is initially set to the off state in step S101. When the decorative symbol game flag is set to the on state in step S182, the CPU 71 proceeds to a change start command process in step S183.

  FIG. 17 is a variable display time table. The fluctuation display time table 3 is recorded in advance in the ROM 72, and the fluctuation start command 10 is assigned the same fluctuation display time (4 × 1000 msec) as the fluctuation display time table of the main control circuit 50. 11 is assigned the same fluctuation display time (20 × 1000 msec) as the fluctuation display time table of the main control circuit 50, and the fluctuation display same as the fluctuation display time table of the main control circuit 50 is assigned to each of the fluctuation start commands 02 and 12. Time (25 × 1000 msec) is assigned, and the same fluctuation display time (30 × 1000 msec) as the fluctuation display time table of the main control circuit 50 is assigned to each of the fluctuation start commands 03 and 13, and each of the fluctuation start commands 04 and 14 is assigned. When displaying fluctuation of main control circuit 50 It is set by assigning a table identical to the variable display time (35 × 1000msec).

  When the CPU 71 finishes the fluctuation start command processing in step S183, the CPU 71 selects one fluctuation display time corresponding to the detection result of the fluctuation start command from the fluctuation display time table in FIG. 17 in step S184, and in step S185 the timer ST of the RAM 73 is selected. Set the variable display time selection result to the value. That is, the value of the timer ST is set to the same variable display time selection result as the time required for the special symbol game this time. If the value of the timer ST is set in step S185, the CPU 71 returns to step S186. The change start command is deleted from the RAM 73, and the process proceeds to step S187.

  When proceeding to step S187, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the decorative symbol game flag is set to the on state. If it is determined that the decorative symbol game flag is set to the ON state, the remaining time of each of the special symbol game and the decorative symbol game is obtained by subtracting a constant value (10 msec) from the value of the timer ST in step S188. Is updated, and the process proceeds to the effect control process 1 of step S189. When the effect control process 1 is completed, it is determined in step S190 whether or not a variable stop command is recorded in the RAM 73. If it is determined that a variable stop command is recorded in the RAM 73, the effect in step S191 is determined. Control processing 2 is entered.

CPU71 will complete | finish the effect control process 2 of step S191, and will set a decoration symbol game flag to an OFF state by step S192. In step S193, the fluctuation stop command is erased from the RAM 73, and in step S194, the reproduction stop command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80.
2-4-1. Change Start Command Processing FIG. 21 shows the change start command processing in step S183. The CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 detects the change start command from the RAM 73 in step S201, and detects the video command table from the ROM 72 in step S202. FIG. 22 is a video command table. This video command table is recorded in advance in the ROM 72, and is set by assigning video commands to each of the nine change start commands 01-13.

  When the CPU 71 detects the video command table in step S202, the CPU 71 selects one video command corresponding to the detection result of the change start command from the video command table in step S203. In step S204, the selection result of the video command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80. In step S205, it is determined whether or not the big hit command is recorded in the RAM 73. If it is determined that the jackpot command is recorded in the RAM 73, the jackpot command is deleted from the RAM 73 in step S206, and the process proceeds to the jackpot symbol setting process in step S207. In this jackpot symbol setting process, the symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the middle column, and the symbol element in the right column are respectively set to one symbol element, and the CPU 71 has eight symbols 1 to 8. One of the elements is selected according to the update result of the value of the counter SC1.

  If the CPU 71 determines in step S205 that no big hit command is recorded in the RAM 73, the process proceeds to step S208. In this case, a detach command is recorded in the RAM 73, and when the CPU 71 proceeds to step S208, the erasure command is erased from the RAM 73. Then, in step S209, it is determined whether or not the detection result of the fluctuation start command is the fluctuation start command 10 for complete deviation. If it is determined that the detection result of the fluctuation start command is the fluctuation start command 10, step S210 is performed. Shifts to complete out symbol design processing. In this complete losing symbol setting process, the decorative symbol is set to a combination of complete detachment in which the symbol elements in the left column and the symbol elements in the right column are different from each other. By selecting one according to the update result of the value of SC1, it is set to the symbol element in the left column, and from among the seven symbol elements from 1 to 8, excluding the setting result of the symbol element in the left column By selecting one according to the update result of the value of the counter SC2, it is set as the symbol element in the right column, and one of the eight symbol elements 1 to 8 is selected according to the update result of the value of the counter SC3. By selecting it, it sets to the symbol element of the middle row.

  If the detection result of the change start command is any one of the change start commands 01 to 04 and 11 to 14, the CPU 71 determines in step S209 that the change start command detection result is not the change start command 10, and step S211. Shifts to the outlier reach design setting process. This outreach design setting process is a process in which the design elements of the left column and the right column are the same as each other, and the middle row of the design elements is different from the design elements of the left column and the right column. The CPU 71 selects one of the eight symbol elements 1 to 8 according to the update result of the value of the counter SC1, thereby selecting the symbol element in the left column and the symbol element in the right column. One set according to the update result of the value of the counter SC2 from among the seven symbol elements 1 to 8 excluding the respective setting results of the symbol element in the left column and the symbol element in the right column. By selecting, the symbol element is set in the middle row.

  When the CPU 71 sets the combination of decorative symbols in step S207, step S210, or step S211, the CPU 71 transmits a reproduction start command to the display control circuit 80 in step S212, and proceeds to the pending subtraction command processing in step S213.

  FIG. 23 shows the hold subtraction command processing in step S213. The CPU 71 detects a hold subtraction command from the RAM 73 in step S221, and sets a hold display command in step S222. This hold display command is set to hold display command 0 when the detection result of the hold subtraction command is hold subtraction command 0, and is set to hold display command 1 when the detection result of the hold subtraction command is hold subtraction command 1. When the detection result of the hold subtraction command is the hold subtraction command 2, the hold display command 2 is set. When the detection result of the hold subtraction command is the hold subtraction command 3, the hold display command 3 is set. When the CPU 71 sets the hold display command in step S222, the CPU 71 transmits the hold display command setting result to the display control circuit 80 in step S223, and deletes the hold subtraction command from the RA 73 in step S224.

  When the CPU 71 deletes the hold subtraction command in step S224, the CPU 71 deletes each of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 from the prefetch command area of the hold number 1 in step S225. In step S226, the prefetch command 1 is stored in the prefetch command area of the hold number 2. Then, it is determined whether or not each of the prefetch commands 2 is recorded. If it is determined that the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 are not recorded in the prefetch command area of the hold number 2, the process proceeds to step S232, and the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command are stored in the prefetch command area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that each of 2 is recorded, each of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 in the prefetch command area of the hold number 2 is shifted to the prefetch command area of the hold number 1 in step S227.

  When the CPU 71 shifts the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 in the prefetch command area of the hold number 2 in step S227, the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 are recorded in the prefetch command area of the hold number 3 in step S228. Determine whether or not. If it is determined that the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 are not recorded in the prefetch command area of the hold number 3, the process proceeds to step S232, and the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command are stored in the prefetch command area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that each of 2 is recorded, each of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 in the prefetch command area of the hold number 3 is shifted to the prefetch command area of the hold number 2 in step S229.

  When the CPU 71 shifts each of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 in the prefetch command area of the hold number 3 in step S229, each of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 is recorded in the prefetch command area of the hold number 4 in step S230. Determine whether or not. If it is determined that the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 are not recorded in the prefetch command area of the hold number 4, the process proceeds to step S232, and the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command are stored in the prefetch command area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that each of 2 is recorded, each of the prefetch command 1 and the prefetch command 2 in the prefetch command area with the hold number 4 is shifted to the prefetch command area with the hold number 3 in step S231, and the process proceeds to step S232. To do.

  When proceeding to step S232, the CPU 71 erases each of the prefetch result 1 and the prefetch result 2 from the prefetch result area of the hold number 1. In step S233, it is determined whether or not each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that the prefetch result 1 and the prefetch result 2 are not recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, the process proceeds to the horizontal command processing in step S239, and the prefetch result is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 is recorded, each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2 is shifted to the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 in step S234.

  When the CPU 71 shifts each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2 in step S234, each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 in step S235. Determine whether or not. If it is determined that the prefetch result 1 and the prefetch result 2 are not recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3, the process proceeds to the horizontal command processing in step S239, and the prefetch result is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 is recorded, each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 is shifted to the prefetch result area of the hold number 2 in step S236.

  When the CPU 71 shifts each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 in step S236, each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 in step S237. Determine whether or not. If it is determined that the prefetch result 1 and the prefetch result 2 are not recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, the process proceeds to the horizontal command processing in step S239, and the prefetch result is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that each of the prefetch results 1 to 2 is recorded, the prefetch results 1 to 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 are shifted to the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 in step S238. The process proceeds to the horizontal command processing in step S239.

  When the CPU 71 finishes the lateral command process in step S239, the CPU 71 proceeds to the dice effect start process 2 in step S240. When the dice effect start process 2 is completed, the process proceeds to the flame command process in step S241.

  FIG. 24 shows the horizontal command processing in step S239, and the CPU 71 determines in step S251 whether or not the value of the counter SN1 is larger than the determination value (0). Here, when it is determined that the value of the counter SN1 is the determination value (0), the horizontal command processing is finished, and when it is determined that the value of the counter SN1 is larger than the determination value (0), the counter is counted in step S252. A constant value (1) is subtracted from the value of SN1.

  When the CPU 71 subtracts the value of the counter SN1 in step S252, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the subtraction result of the value of the counter SN1 is equal to or larger than the determination value (1) in step S253. Here, when it is determined that the subtraction result of the value of the counter SN1 is (0), the horizontal command processing is finished, and when it is determined that the subtraction result of the value of the counter SN1 is equal to or larger than the determination value (1), a step is performed. The process proceeds to S254. Here, the horizontal command table of FIG. 19 is detected from the ROM 72, a horizontal command corresponding to the subtraction result of the counter SN1 value is selected from the horizontal command table in step S255, and the horizontal command selection result is displayed in the display control circuit 80 in step S256. Send.

  FIG. 25 shows the dice effect start process 2 in step S240, and the CPU 71 determines whether or not the flame-up flag is set to the on state in step S261. If it is determined that the flame flag is set to the off state, the dice effect start process 2 is finished. If it is determined that the flame flag is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S262. Here, the flame flag is set to the OFF state, and the flame command table is detected from the ROM 72 in step S263. FIG. 26 is a flame command table. This flame command table is pre-recorded in the ROM 72. The flame command 1 is assigned to the value (1) of the counter SN2, the flame command 2 is assigned to the value (2) of the counter SN2, and the value (3) of the counter SN2 It is set by assigning flame command 3 to.

  When detecting the flame command table in step S263, the CPU 71 selects a flame command corresponding to the value of the counter SN2 from the flame command table in step S264. In step S265, the result of selection of the flame command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and a dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S266.

  FIG. 27 shows the flame command processing in step S241, and the CPU 71 determines whether or not the flame flag is set to OFF in step S271. Here, when it is determined that the flame flag is set to the on state, the flame command processing is finished, and when it is determined that the flame flag is set to the off state, the value of the counter SN2 is determined as the determination value in step S272. It is determined whether or not it is larger than (0). If it is determined that the value of the counter SN2 is the determination value (0), the flame command processing is finished. If it is determined that the value of the counter SN2 is larger than the determination value (0), the counter is counted in step S273. A constant value (1) is subtracted from the value of SN2.

When the CPU 71 subtracts the value of the counter SN2 in step S273, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the subtraction result of the value of the counter SN2 is greater than or equal to the determination value (1) in step S274. Here, when it is determined that the subtraction result of the value of the counter SN2 is (0), the flame command processing is finished, and when it is determined that the subtraction result of the value of the counter SN2 is equal to or larger than the determination value (1), a step is performed. The process proceeds to S275. 26 is detected from the ROM 72, a flame command corresponding to the subtraction result of the counter SN2 value is selected from the flame command table in step S276, and the flame command selection result is displayed in the display control circuit 80 in step S277. Send.
2-4-2. Production control process 1
The CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 performs the all diagram variation start time and the left column variation stop time (<all diagram variation start time) corresponding to the selection result of the video command from the ROM 72 in the effect control process 1 of step S189 in FIG. Each of the variable stop times in the column (<the variable stop time in the left column) is selected, and the value of the timer ST is compared with each selection result of the total diagram change start time to the right column variable stop time. When the CPU 71 determines that the value of the timer ST is the full-image variation start time, the CPU 71 transmits a full-image variation start command to the display control circuit 80, and determines that the value of the timer ST is the variation stop time in the left column. In this case, the left column design element setting result and the left column fluctuation stop command are transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and the display is displayed when it is determined that the value of the timer ST is the right column fluctuation stop time. The control circuit 80 transmits the setting result of the right row of design elements and the change stop command of the right row.

When the display control circuit 80 receives the all figure variation start command, the display control circuit 80 starts the variation display of the symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the middle column, and the symbol element in the right column (see a in FIG. 28). When each of the symbol element setting result of the column and the left column variation stop command is received, the variation display of the symbol component in the left column is stopped at the symbol element setting result of the left column (see b in FIG. 28). When each of the right column symbol element setting result and the right column fluctuation stop command is received, the right column symbol element variation display is stopped at the right column symbol element setting result (see c in FIG. 28). .
2-4-3. Production control process 2
The CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 transmits the setting result of the middle row symbol elements and the change stop command of the middle row to the display control circuit 80 in the effect control process 2 of step S191 in FIG. When the display control circuit 80 receives the setting result of the middle row symbol elements and the middle column fluctuation stop command, the display control circuit 80 stops the fluctuation display of the middle row symbol elements at the setting result of the middle row symbol elements ( (See d in FIG. 28). That is, when the change start command 10 is selected by determining that the main control circuit 50 is disconnected, the symbol elements in the left column, the symbol elements in the right column, and the symbol elements in the middle column are sequentially displayed in the video of the decorative symbol game. When the variation stop state is entered, the decoration symbol becomes a combination of complete detachment, and when each of the variation start commands 11 to 14 is selected by determining that the main control circuit 50 is detachment, in the left column of the decoration symbol game image Each of the symbol elements in the right row, the symbol elements in the right column, and the symbol elements in the middle row is in a variable stop state in order, so that the decorative symbol is out of reach and a combination of reach is reached. In the video, each of the symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the right column, and the symbol element in the middle column is in a variable stop state in order, so that the decorative symbol becomes a big hit combination.
2-5. The jackpot game effect process of step S107 in FIG. 12 is to determine whether or not the jackpot game start command and the jackpot game stop command are recorded in the RAM 73. The CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 stores the RAM 73 in the RAM 73. When it is determined that the big hit game start command is recorded, the big hit game start command is deleted from the RAM 73 and the big hit game effect start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80. When the CPU 71 determines that the big hit game stop command is recorded in the RAM 73, the big hit game stop command is erased from the RAM 73 and a big hit game effect stop command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80.

When receiving the jackpot game effect start command, the display control circuit 80 detects video data for the jackpot game effect from the VROM. The video data for the jackpot game effect is recorded in advance in the VROM, and when the display control circuit 80 detects the video data for the jackpot game effect, it reproduces the video data for the jackpot game effect. The display of the big hit game effect image is started on the symbol display 34. When the display control circuit 80 receives a jackpot game effect stop command, the display control circuit 80 stops the video data reproduction process for the jackpot game effect and stops displaying the video of the jackpot game effect.
3. Processing Contents of Display Control Circuit 80 FIG. 29 is a list of video data for decorative design games recorded in advance in the VROM of the display control circuit 80. Each of the nine of the video data 01 to 14 is for displaying a background image of the decorative design game, and the VDP of the display control circuit 80 receives a video command from the VROM when a video command from the effect control circuit 70 is received. One video data corresponding to the command reception result is detected. When the VDP receives a playback start command from the effect control circuit 70, the VDP starts playback of the video data detection result to start displaying the background image of the decorative symbol game on the decorative symbol display 34. When the playback stop command is received, the video image detection result is stopped to stop displaying the background image of the decorative symbol game. The symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the middle column, and the symbol in the right column Each element is displayed in front of the background image of the decorative symbol game.

  FIG. 30 shows a hold effect display process. The hold effect display process is performed based on a control program in which the VDP of the display control circuit 80 is recorded in advance in the VROM, and the VDP determines whether or not a hold display command is recorded in the VRAM in step S401. This VDP is recorded in the VRAM by receiving the hold display command from the effect control circuit 70. If it is determined in step S401 that no hold display command is recorded in the VRAM, the VDP proceeds to step S407. To do.

  When the VDP determines that the hold display command is recorded in the VRAM in step S401, the VDP detects the hold display command from the VRAM in step S402. In step S403, the VDP determines whether the detection result of the hold display command is the hold display command 0. Judging. If it is determined that the detection result of the hold display command is the hold display command 0, all the hold symbols 36 are erased from the hold display area 35 of the decorative symbol display 34 in step S404, and from the VRAM in step S406. The hold display command is deleted, and the process proceeds to step S407.

  When the VDP determines that the detection result of the hold display command is not the hold display command 0 in step S403, the number of the hold designs 36 corresponding to the detection result of the hold display command in the hold display area 35 of the decorative symbol display 34 in step S405. Is displayed. In step S406, the hold display command is deleted from the VRAM, and the process proceeds to step S407.

  (A) of FIG. 31 is an image displayed in the hold display area 35 when the VDP detects the hold display command 1. In the hold display area 35, a hold area 101, a hold area 102, a hold area 103, a hold area 103, and a hold area 104 of 4 times are set in order from the left. Each of 104 has a display order for displaying the reserved picture 36. In this display order, the once reserved area 101 is set to (1), the twice reserved area 102 is set to (2), the three times reserved area 103 is set to (3), and the four times reserved area 104 is set to ( When the hold display command 1 is detected, the VDP displays the rectangular hold picture 36 in the hold area 101 once. The reserved picture 36 is displayed by reproducing VROM image data, and is displayed in a vertical orientation in which the vertical side is longer than the horizontal side.

  (B) of FIG. 31 is an image displayed in the hold display area 35 when the VDP detects the hold display command 2, and when the VDP detects the hold display command 2, once in the hold area 101 and 2 The reserved picture 36 is displayed vertically in each of the times reserved area 102. (C) of FIG. 31 is an image displayed in the hold display area 35 when the VDP detects the hold display command 3, and when the VDP detects the hold display command 3, the VDP is displayed once in the hold area 101. The reserved picture 36 is displayed vertically in each of the once reserved area 102 and the third reserved area 103. (D) of FIG. 31 is an image displayed in the hold display area 35 when the VDP detects the hold display command 4, and when the VDP detects the hold display command 4, the VDP is displayed once in the hold area 101. The reserved picture 36 is displayed in the portrait orientation in each of the once reserved area 102, the third reserved area 103, and the fourth reserved area 104.

  When the main control circuit 50 adds the value of the counter MN because the game ball has won the special symbol start port 23, a pending addition command corresponding to the addition result of the value of the counter MN is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70 ( The production control circuit 70 transmits a hold display command corresponding to the reception result of the hold addition command to the display control circuit 80 (see step S114 of FIG. 13), and the display control circuit 80 holds the hold display command. The number of reserved symbols 36 corresponding to the received result is displayed in the reserved display area 35 to inform the player of the number of times the special symbol game and the decorative symbol game are held.

  When the main control circuit 50 starts to display the special symbol game video, a pending subtraction command corresponding to the result of subtraction of the value of the counter MN is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70 (see step S69 in FIG. 8). 70 transmits a hold display command corresponding to the reception result of the hold subtraction command to the display control circuit 80 (see step S223 in FIG. 23), and the display control circuit 80 sets the number of hold patterns 36 corresponding to the reception result of the hold display command. Is displayed in the hold display area 35 to inform the player of the number of hold times of the special symbol game and the decorative symbol game.

  When the VDP proceeds to step S407, it determines whether or not a dice change start command is recorded in the VRAM. The VDP is recorded in the VRAM by receiving the dice change start command from the effect control circuit 70. If it is determined in step S407 that the dice change start command is recorded in the VRAM, the VDP is step S408. The die change start command is erased from the VRAM, and it is determined in step S409 whether or not a horizontal command is recorded in the VRAM. This VDP is recorded in the VRAM by receiving each of the landscape command and the flame command from the effect control circuit 70. If it is determined in step S409 that the landscape command is recorded in the VRAM, the VDP is a step. In S410, a horizontal command is detected from the VRAM, and the process proceeds to the dice effect display process 1 in step S411.

  FIG. 32 shows the dice effect display process 1 in step S411, and FIG. 33 shows an image displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 by the VDP performing the dice effect display process 1. In step S431, the VDP displays a mat pattern 39 in the dice effect area 37 of the decorative symbol display 34 (see a in FIG. 33). The mat pattern 39 has a circular shape having a green color. The mat pattern 39 is displayed in the display area of the decorative symbol display 34 by reproducing the image data of the VRAM so as to be superimposed in front of the background image of the decorative symbol game and the video of the big hit game effect. On the other hand, it is partitioned visually.

The mat pattern 39 is “1) When the game ball wins the special symbol start port 23, the main control circuit 50 adds the value of the counter MN to the maximum value (4), and sets the value of the counter MN to the maximum value (4). The condition for transmitting the hold command 4 to the effect control circuit 70 as a result of the addition to ”and“ 2) Remaining video of the current decorative symbol game when the main control circuit 50 transmits the hold command 4 to the effect control circuit 70 Displayed when the pre-read result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in any one of the following 11) to 17) in a state where both of the conditions that the time ST is greater than or equal to the effect time (2 × 1000 msec) are satisfied. It is displayed in the display state of four reserved pictures 36 in the vertical direction.
11) A case where either the fluctuation start command 03 or the fluctuation start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the holding number 1.
12) When either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2.
13) When either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2.
14) When either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3.
15) When either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3.
16) When either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4.
17) When either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4.

  When the VDP displays the mat pattern 39 in step S431, the VDP displays the dice pattern 38 in step S432 (see b in FIG. 33). The dice pattern 38 is displayed in a fluctuating state so as to overlap the front of the mat pattern 39 by reproducing VROM image data. The variation display of the dice pattern 38 is to change the display position of the dice pattern 38 within the range of the mat pattern 39 while rotating the dice pattern 38. In the variation state of the dice pattern 38, the dice pattern 38 is changed. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1)... Are displayed on the upper surface of the video in such a manner that the eyes can be visually recognized.

  When the VDP finishes displaying the variation of the dice pattern 38 in step S432, the VDP stops displaying the dice pattern 38 in step S433 (see c in FIG. 33). The stop display of the dice pattern 38 is to stop the dice pattern 38 so that the upper surface of the dice pattern 38 on the image is any one of (1), (2), (3), and (4). Yes, the VDP stops the dice pattern 38 with the eyes of (1) when the horizontal command detection result is the horizontal command 1, and the dice pattern 38 when the horizontal command detection result is the horizontal command 2. Is stationary with the eyes of (2) and the detection result of the landscape command is the landscape command 3, the dice pattern 38 is stationary with the eyes of (3) and the detection result of the landscape command is the landscape command 4 The dice pattern 38 is stopped with the eyes of (4).

  When the VDP stops and displays the dice pattern 38 in step S433, the display state of one reserved pattern 36 is changed from vertical to horizontal by changing the orientation of the image data for the reserved pattern 36 by 90 ° in step S434 (FIG. 33). D). This one reserved picture 36 is selected according to the detection result of the horizontal command, and the VDP displays the reserved picture 36 in the once holding area 101 in the horizontal direction when the detection result of the horizontal command is the horizontal command 1. When the horizontal command detection result is the horizontal command 2, the reserved picture 36 in the twice-holding area 102 is set to the horizontal direction, and when the horizontal command detection result is the horizontal command 3, the three-time holding area 103 is set. , The reserved picture 36 in the four-time holding area 104 is turned sideways when the detected result of the sideways command is the sideways command 4.

  When one reserved picture 36 is turned sideways in step S434, the VDP deletes the sideways command from the VRAM in step S435. In step S436, the dice pattern 38 is erased from the dice effect area 37 (see e of FIG. 33), and in step S437, the mat pattern 39 is erased from the dice effect area 37 (see e of FIG. 33). The required time from the display start of the mat pattern 39 in step S431 to the deletion in step S437 is set to be equal to the dice effect time (see step S119 in FIG. 13). The image of the dice effect 1 from the start of the display of the mat pattern 39 in the display process 1 to the deletion is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 when the effect control circuit 70 receives the hold command 4. When the video of the decorative symbol game ends, it ends before the same time.

  If the VDP determines in step S407 that no dice change start command is recorded in the VRAM, it determines in step S414 whether a horizontal command is recorded in the VRAM. The sideways command not accompanied by the dice change start command is transmitted by the sideways command processing in step S239 after the hold display command is transmitted in step S223 in FIG. 23 when the decorative symbol game is started, and in step S239. In FIG. 5, immediately before the horizontal command is transmitted, all the reserved pictures 36 are displayed in the vertical direction.

  The VDP proceeds to step S418 if it is determined in step S414 that no landscape command is recorded in the VRAM, and if it is determined in step S414 that a landscape command is recorded in the VRAM, the VDP is landscaped from the VRAM in step S415. Detect commands. In step S416, one reserved picture 36 is displayed horizontally, and in step S417, the horizontal command is deleted from the VRAM. This one reserved picture 36 is selected according to the detection result of the horizontal command, and the VDP displays the reserved picture 36 in the once holding area 101 in the horizontal direction when the detection result of the horizontal command is the horizontal command 1. When the horizontal command detection result is the horizontal command 2, the reserved picture 36 in the twice-holding area 102 is set to the horizontal direction, and when the horizontal command detection result is the horizontal command 3, the three-time holding area 103 is set. The reserved picture 36 is set sideways.

  When the look-ahead result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in the state of 11), when the video of the decoration pattern game of this time is finished, the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (1) before the inside of the holding area 101 once. The reserved picture 36 in the horizontal direction disappears when the video of the next first decorative pattern game is displayed. The video of the first decorative symbol game is performed with the effect content according to either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13, and the decorative symbol is either a combination of outreach and a jackpot combination.

  When the pre-reading result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in any of the states 12) and 13), the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (2) before the end of the video of the decorative symbol game this time. The reserved picture 36 in the hold area 102 is turned sideways, and when the display of the first decorative symbol game video is started, the held pattern 36 in the first hold area 101 is turned sideways and the next second decoration is displayed. When the display of the graphic game image is started, the horizontally held picture 36 disappears. The video of the second decorative symbol game is displayed with the production contents corresponding to any of the variation start command 03, the variation start command 13, the variation start command 04, and the variation start command 14, and the decorative symbol is out of reach. Or a jackpot combination.

  When the pre-reading result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in any one of the states 14) and 15), the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (3) and 3 before the video of the current decorative symbol game ends. The reserved picture 36 in the second reserved area 103 is turned sideways, and when the display of the next first decorative pattern game video is started, the reserved picture 36 in the second reserved area 102 is turned sideways, and the next second decorated When the graphic game image starts to be displayed, the reserved graphic 36 in the once-reserved area 101 is turned sideways, and when the next third decorative graphic game image is displayed, the horizontal held image 36 disappears. . The video of the third decorative symbol game is displayed with the production contents corresponding to any of the variation start command 03, the variation start command 13, the variation start command 04, and the variation start command 14, and the decorative symbol is out of reach. Or a jackpot combination.

  When the pre-reading result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in any of the states 16) and 17), the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (4) at the same time as the video of the decoration pattern game ends, and the 4 The reserved picture 36 in the hold area 104 is turned sideways, and when the display of the next first design symbol game video is started, the held picture 36 in the hold area 103 is turned sideways, and the next second decoration is displayed. When the display of the symbol game image is started, the reserved picture 36 in the twice-holding area 102 is turned sideways, and when the display of the next third decorative symbol game image is started, the hold-in in the once-holding area 101 is held. When the picture 36 is turned sideways and the display of the next decorative design game video is started, the sideways reserved picture 36 disappears. The video of the fourth decorative symbol game is displayed with a production content corresponding to any of the variation start command 03, the variation start command 13, the variation start command 04, and the variation start command 14, and the decorative symbol is out of reach. Or a jackpot combination.

  The video of the dice effect 1 is a notice to the player when the image of the decorative symbol game is displayed with the effect content according to any of the change start commands 03 to 14, and the player is in the hold area 101 once. It can be recognized that the video of the next decorative design game is displayed with the production content corresponding to any of the change start commands 03 to 14 by holding the reserved design 36 sideways in the dice production 1, and the twice-reserved area When the reserved design 36 in 102 is turned sideways, it can be recognized that the video of the next second decorative design game is displayed with the production content corresponding to any of the change start commands 03 to 14. It can be recognized that the video of the next third decorative symbol game is displayed with the production contents corresponding to any of the change start commands 03 to 14 by the reserved picture 36 in the sideways orientation, Pending pattern 36 can be recognized with the picture of the next fourth decorative symbol game by the sideways is displayed in effect contents in accordance with any of the variations start command 03-14.

  If the dice change start command and the flame command are recorded in the VRAM, the VDP determines in step S409 that the horizontal command is not recorded in the VRAM, detects the flame command from the VRAM in step S412, and the dice in step S413. The process proceeds to effect display process 2.

  FIG. 34 shows the dice effect display process 2 in step S413, and FIG. 35 shows an image displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 by the VDP performing the dice effect display process 2. In step S441, the VDP displays the mat pattern 39 in the dice effect area 37 of the decorative symbol display 34 (see a in FIG. 35). This mat pattern 39 is the first time after one reserved pattern 36 is displayed sideways in the dice effect 1 when the prefetch result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in any of the states 13) 15) 17). Is displayed when the video of the decorative pattern game is started, and when the prefetch result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in the state of 13), the reserved pattern 36 in the hold area 101 is displayed once. If it is displayed in the landscape state, it is displayed in the landscape state of the reserved picture 36 in the reserved area 102 twice when it is in the state 15), and it is displayed in the reserved area 3 times in the case of 17). The reserved picture 36 is displayed in a sideways state.

  When the VDP displays the mat pattern 39 in step S441, the dice pattern 38 is superimposed on the front of the mat pattern 39 in step S442 and displayed in a varying state (see b in FIG. 35). When the change display of the dice pattern 38 in step S442 is completed, the process proceeds to step S443, and the dice pattern 38 is stopped and displayed (see c in FIG. 35). The stop display of the dice pattern 38 is to stop the dice pattern 38 so that the eyes of the dice pattern 38 are either (1), (2), or (3). In the case of the flame command 1, the dice pattern 38 is stopped with the eyes of (1), and when the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 2, the dice pattern 38 is stopped with the eyes of (2). When the detection result of the flaming command is the flaming command 3, the dice pattern 38 is stopped with the eyes of (3).

  When the VDP stops displaying the dice pattern 38 in step S443, the VDP displays the flame pattern 40 (see d in FIG. 35) in step S444. This flame pattern 40 is displayed by reproducing VROM image data, and is displayed immediately above one reserved pattern 36 in front of the background image of the decorative pattern game. This one reserved picture 36 is selected according to the detection result of the flame command, and when the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 1, the VDP is the horizontal reserved picture 36 in the once holding area 101. If the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 2, the flame pattern 40 is displayed just above the horizontally held image 36 in the holding area 102 twice. When the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 3, the flame pattern 40 is displayed immediately above the horizontally-held reserved pattern 36 in the three-fold holding area 103.

  When the VDP displays the flame pattern 40 at step S444, the flame command is erased from the VRAM at step S445. In step S446, the dice pattern 38 is erased from the dice effect area 37 (see e in FIG. 35), and in step S447, the mat pattern 39 is erased from the dice effect area 37 (see e in FIG. 35). The required time from the display start of the mat pattern 39 in step S441 to the deletion in step S447 is set shorter than the minimum required time (4 × 1000 msec) for the decorative symbol game and the special symbol game. The video of the dice effect 2 from the start of the display of the mat pattern 39 in the dice effect display processing 2 to the erasure ends before the video of the first decorative symbol game ends.

  When the VDP proceeds to step S418, it determines whether or not the flame command is recorded in the VRAM. The flame-up command not accompanied by the dice change start command is a flame-up command in step S241 after a hold display command is sent in step S223 in FIG. 23 and a horizontal command is sent in step S239 in FIG. 23 when the decorative symbol game is started. It is transmitted by command processing, and one reserved picture 36 is displayed sideways just before the flame command is transmitted in step S241.

  If the VDP determines in step S418 that a flame command is recorded in the VRAM, it detects a flame command from the VRAM in step S419. In step S420, the flame pattern 40 is displayed immediately above one reserved pattern 36. In step S421, the flame command is deleted from the VRAM. This one reserved picture 36 is selected according to the detection result of the flame command, and when the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 1, the VDP is true of the reserved picture 36 in the holding area 101 once. The flame pattern 40 is displayed above, and when the flame command detection result is the flame command 2, the flame pattern 40 is displayed directly above the reserved pattern 36 in the reserved area 101 twice.

  When the pre-reading result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in the state of 13), when the display of the next first decorative symbol game video is started, the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (1) once. A flame pattern 40 is displayed directly above the horizontal reserved pattern 36 in the reserved area 101, and when the display of the next second decorative pattern game image is started, the horizontal reserved pattern 36 is displayed together with the flame pattern 40. Disappear. The video of the second decoration symbol game is displayed with the production contents corresponding to either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14, and the decoration symbol is either a combination of outreach and a jackpot combination. .

  When the look-ahead result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in the state of 15), when the display of the next first decorative symbol game video is started, the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (2) twice. When the flame pattern 40 is displayed right above the horizontal reserved pattern 36 in the reserved area 102 and the display of the next second decorative pattern game image is started, the horizontal reserved pattern in the first reserved area 101 is displayed. A flame pattern 40 is displayed immediately above 36, and when the display of the next third decorative pattern game image is started, the horizontal reserved pattern 36 disappears together with the flame pattern 40. The video of the third decorative symbol game is displayed with the effect content according to either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14, and the decorative symbol is either a combination of outreach and a jackpot combination. .

  When the look-ahead result area of the effect control circuit 70 is in the state of 17), when the display of the next first decorative symbol game video is started, the dice pattern 38 becomes the eye of (3) three times. When the flame pattern 40 is displayed directly above the horizontal reserved pattern 36 in the reserved area 103 and the display of the video of the next second decorative pattern game is started, the horizontal reserved pattern in the reserved area 102 is displayed twice. When the flame pattern 40 is displayed right above 36 and the display of the next decorative pattern game video is started, the flame pattern 40 is displayed directly above the horizontally held pattern 36 in the holding area 101 once. Is displayed, and the horizontal reserved picture 36 disappears together with the flame pattern 40 when the display of the video of the next fourth decorative design game is started. The video of the fourth decorative symbol game is displayed with the effect contents corresponding to the change start command 04 and the change start command 14, and the decorative symbol is either a combination of outreach or a jackpot combination.

  The video of the dice effect 2 is forewarning that the image of the decorative symbol game is displayed with the effect content corresponding to any of the change start commands 04 and 14, and the player holds the sideways hold in the hold area 101 once. It can be recognized that the image of the next decorative design game is displayed with the production content corresponding to any of the change start commands 04 and 14 by the design 36 burning in the dice production 2 and within the twice-reserved area 102 It can be recognized that the video of the next second decorative design game is displayed with the production content corresponding to either of the change start commands 04 and 14 by the horizontal reserved picture 36 of It can be recognized that the video of the next third decorative symbol game is displayed with the production contents corresponding to any of the change start commands 04 and 14 by the burning of the sideways reserved picture 36 of

  When the change start command 03 is selected, the reach command 3 (see FIG. 29) is displayed as the background image of the decorative symbol game by selecting the video command 03. This reach video 3 is of the content of the production where the hero character battles against the enemy character 1, and in the video command 03, the hero character is set to a big hit ending where the enemy character 1 is defeated. This reach image 3 is displayed as a background image of the decorative symbol game even when the video command 13 is selected when the change start command 13 is selected. In the video command 13, the main character is the enemy character 1. It is set to the ending that cannot be defeated. The variation start command 03 is selected with a probability of (30/100) when determined to be a big hit, and the probability of (5/100) when the variation start command 13 is determined to be out of place. In the case where the reach image 3 is displayed, the reliability that the combination of the decorative symbols is a big hit is set to a high value.

  When the change start command 04 is selected, the reach command 4 (see FIG. 29) is displayed as the background image of the decorative symbol game by selecting the video command 04. This reach video 4 is of the content of the production in which the main character battles with the enemy character 2, and the video command 04 is set to a big hit ending where the main character defeats the enemy character 2. The reach image 4 is displayed as a background image of the decorative symbol game even when the video command 14 is selected when the change start command 14 is selected. In the video command 14, the main character is the enemy character 2. It is set to the ending that cannot be defeated. The variation start command 04 is selected with a probability of (40/100) when it is determined to be a big hit, and the probability of (5/100) when the variation start command 14 is determined to be out of place. When the reach image 4 is displayed, the reliability that the decorative symbol is a big hit combination is set to a very high value compared to the reach image 3.

According to the said Example 1, there exists the following effect.
The reserved data area of the RAM 53 of the main control circuit 50 records the update results of the value of the counter MC1 and the value of the counter MC2 each time the game ball wins the special symbol starting port 23, and the reserved data area When each of the value of the counter MC1 and the value of the counter MC2 is recorded, it is determined whether or not it is a big hit based on the value of the oldest counter MC1 of the reserved data area, and the oldest counter MC2 of the reserved data area is determined. A change start command is set based on the value of. When this variation start command is set, the decorative symbol display video is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 with the effect contents according to the setting result of the variation start command, and the decorative symbol display video is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34. When the display is started, the oldest counter MC1 value and the oldest counter MC2 value are erased from the reserved data area. In the decorative symbol display 34, four reservation areas 104 are set. A display order for displaying the reserved picture 36 is set in each of the one-time reserved area 101 to the four-time reserved area 104, and every time the update result of the value of the counter MC1 is recorded in the reserved data area. Each time the value of the counter MC1 is erased from the data area, the number of the reserved pictures 36 corresponding to the number of recorded values of the counter MC1 in the reserved data area is reserved from the inside of the once reserved area 101 in the first display order. It is displayed vertically in the reserved area in the display order corresponding to the number of the patterns 36.

  In the prefetch result area of the RAM 73 of the effect control circuit 70, the prefetch result 2 is recorded. This prefetch result 2 is a result of determining what kind of change start command is set before the change start command is normally set. In the prefetch result area, the result of updating the value of the counter MC2 in the reserved data area Each time is recorded, the prefetching result 2 is recorded, and the oldest prefetching result 2 is erased from the prefetching result area every time the decorative symbol game video is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34. When any of the change start commands 04 and 14 is recorded as the prefetching result 2 in this prefetching result area, the counter SN1 is set on the condition that the remaining time ST of the decorative design game video is equal to or longer than the dice effect time. The value of is initialized. The initial setting result of the value of the counter SN1 indicates the number of the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 recorded in the prefetch result area among the prefetch results 2 in the prefetch result area. When the value of the counter SN1 is initialized, each of the notification effect image and the hold effect image is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34.

  The holding effect image is to change the holding picture 36 in the holding area of the display order in accordance with the initial setting result of the value of the counter SN1 from the once holding area 101 to the four times holding area 104 from the vertical direction to the horizontal direction. The player decorates a specific effect according to the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 depending on whether the reserved picture 36 in landscape orientation is in the once-hold area 101 to the four-time hold area 104. It becomes possible to recognize when the image of the symbol game is displayed. The notification effect image is to notify the player with the eyes of the dice pattern 38 which one of the reserved pattern 36 in the once-reserved area 101 to the reserved pattern 36 in the fourth-reserved area 104 is turned sideways. . This notification effect image is displayed before the display of the hold effect image, and the player visually displays the change in the reserved picture 36 in the hold effect image by displaying the notification effect image in advance. It can be easily recognized. The notification effect video and the hold effect video are displayed when the remaining time ST of the decorative design game is equal to or longer than the total required time of the notification effect video and the hold effect video, and the change of the reserved picture 36 varies. The start command 04 or the change start command 14 is accurately performed on the pre-read result 2 that has been pre-read.

  The precondition and precondition where the change start command 03 or the prefetch result 2 of the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the RAM 73 of the effect control circuit 70 and the remaining time ST of the decorative design game video is equal to or longer than the dice effect time. When the condition that the four prefetch results 2 are recorded in the result area is satisfied, the value of the counter SN1 is initialized, and the prefetch result 2 of the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area. The value of the counter SN2 when the condition that the remaining time ST of the video of the decoration pattern game is equal to or longer than the dice effect time and the condition that a plurality of prefetch results 2 are recorded in the prefetch result area are satisfied. Is initialized.

  When the value of the counter SN1 is initialized, the flame flag is turned off. When the value of the counter SN2 is initialized, the flame flag is set to an on state. The flame flag determines the number of display times of the notification effect video in which the dice pattern 38 is sequentially displayed in the change state and the change stop state. When the flame flag is off, the notification effect image and the hold effect image are displayed only once. In the ON state of the flame flag, the notification effect image and the hold effect image are displayed only twice. The second notification effect video and the hold effect video are displayed at the same time as the display of the decorative symbol game video on the decorative symbol display 34, and before the display of the decorative symbol game video is stopped. finish. For this reason, the player changes to the decorative symbol game video and the variation start command 04 or the variation start command 14 of a specific effect according to the variation start command 03 or the variation start command 13 from the display count of the notification effect video and the hold effect video. It becomes possible to recognize which one of the images of the decorative design game having different specific production contents is displayed.

  When the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the RAM 73 of the effect control circuit 70, the value of the counter SN1 is initialized. The initial setting result of the value of the counter SN1 indicates what number of the prefetch results of the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area in the prefetch result area. When the value of the counter SN1 is initially set, a hold effect image is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34. In this reserved effect image, the reserved picture 36 in the once reserved area 101 to the reserved picture 36 in the reserved area 104 four times in the reserved area in the display order according to the initial setting result of the counter SN1 from the vertical direction to the horizontal direction. Accordingly, the player can recognize when the reach video 3 is displayed according to the display area in which the reserved picture 36 is turned sideways.

  Before the display of the reserved effect image, the mat pattern 39 is displayed in the display area of the decorative symbol display 34. The mat pattern 39 is image-divided with respect to the display area of the decorative symbol display 34. When the mat pattern 39 is displayed, the dice pattern 38 starts to be displayed in a fluctuating state. . This dice pattern 38 can be a different eye that informs the player of the display order of each of the once-holding area 101 to the four-time holding area 104, and the dice pattern 38 is in a fluctuating state. When the display is started, the dice pattern 38 is in a variable stop state. The change stop of the dice pattern 38 is performed in order to notify the player of the reserved pattern 36 in the reserved area in the display order in accordance with the initial setting result of the value of the counter SN1, and the player uses the dice pattern 38. It is possible to easily recognize visually that the reserved picture 36 is turned sideways from the eyes in the state of 38 fluctuations stopped.

  The dice effect start process 1 in FIG. 36 is performed by the CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 in place of the dice effect start process 1 in FIG. No prefetch result area, hold number 3 prefetch result area, hold number 4 prefetch result area, and change start command 13 is any one of hold number 1 prefetch result area to hold number 4 The change start command 04 does not exist in any of the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 to the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 and the change start command 14 has the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 to the hold number 4. If it does not exist in any of the pre-read result areas, a dice false change start command is sent to the display control circuit 80 in step S501. To send. When the display control circuit 80 receives a dice false change start command, it records it in the VRAM.

  The hold effect display process of FIG. 37 is performed in place of the VDP of the display control circuit 80 in place of the hold effect display process of FIG. 30, and when the VDP proceeds to step S511, a dice false change start command is recorded in the VRAM. Judge whether or not. If it is determined that the dice false change start command is recorded in the VRAM, the dice false change start command is deleted from the VRAM in step S512, and the process proceeds to the dice effect display process 3 in step S513.

  FIG. 38 shows the dice effect display process 3 in step S513, and FIG. 39 shows an image displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 by the VDP performing the dice effect display process 3. In step S521, the VDP displays a mat pattern 39 in the dice effect area 37 of the decorative symbol display 34 (see FIG. 39a), and in step S522, the dice pattern 38 is superimposed on the front of the mat pattern 39 and fluctuates. The state is displayed (see b in FIG. 39).

  When the VDP finishes displaying the variation of the dice pattern 38 in step S522, the VDP stops displaying the dice pattern 38 in step S523 (see c in FIG. 39). The stop display of the dice pattern 38 is to stop the dice pattern 38 so that the upper surface on the video of the dice pattern 38 becomes any one of (5) and (6). If the dice pattern 38 is stopped and displayed, the dice pattern 38 is deleted from the dice effect area 37 in step S524 (see d in FIG. 39), and the mat pattern 39 is displayed from the dice effect area 37 in step S525. Erase (see d in FIG. 39). The required time from the display start of the mat pattern 39 in step S521 to the deletion in step S525 is set to the same value as the dice effect time (see step S119 in FIG. 13). The image of the dice effect 3 from the start of the display of the mat pattern 39 in the display process 3 until it is deleted is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34 at the time when the effect control circuit 70 receives the hold command 4. When the video of the decorative symbol game ends, it ends before the same time.

  In each of the first and second embodiments, the prefetch result 2 of the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded in either the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 and the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 of the effect control circuit 70. In the case where the dice effect display process 2 is performed, the dice effect display process may be performed when the display of the video of the next decorative symbol game after the dice effect display process 2 is started. In this dice effect display process, the dice pattern 38 is changed and stopped by (1) fewer eyes than the dice effect display process 2, and a flame having a larger area than the flame pattern 40 is directly above the sideways reserved picture 36. Is displayed.

In addition to the inventions described in the claims, the following [Invention] is described in each of the above Examples 1 and 2.
[invention]
A third condition determination unit that determines whether or not a third condition in which a plurality of prefetch results are recorded in the prefetch memory is satisfied, and the specific effect information as a prefetch result in the prefetch memory. The fourth condition determining means for determining whether or not the fourth condition in which the specific effect information is recorded is satisfied, the first condition, the second condition, and the third condition are When it is determined that the condition is satisfied and when it is determined that the second condition, the third condition, and the fourth condition are satisfied, the number of effects is calculated as the result of the prefetch result in the prefetch memory. When it is determined that the recording order determining means sets the first condition, the second condition, and the third condition to be set to different values less than the total number. Is the specific performance information of the prefetch memory It is determined how many prefetch results are recorded in the prefetch memory among the prefetch results of the prefetch memory, and the second condition, the third condition, and the fourth condition are satisfied. If it is determined that the prefetching result of another specific presentation information in the prefetching memory is recorded in the prefetching memory among the prefetching results in the prefetching memory. The video display means displays the notification effect video and the hold effect video only for the result of setting the number of effects, and displays the first display of the notification effect video and the hold effect video in the prefetch memory. When the recording order of the pre-read result of the specific production information or the other specific production information is determined, each time after the second of the notification production video and the hold production video 2. The pachinko game according to claim 1, wherein the display starts at the same time when the display of the image of the symbol game is started on the display and ends before the same time when the image of the symbol game is stopped. Machine.

  The reserved data processing in FIG. 40 is performed by the CPU 51 of the main control circuit 50 in place of the reserved data processing in FIG. 5, and the CPU 51 starts the special symbol in a state where the value of the counter MN has reached the maximum value (4). If it is determined that there is a signal, the update results of the values of the counter MC1 and the counter MC2 are erased in step S15, and an overflow command is transmitted to the effect control circuit 70 in step S24. When the CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 receives an overflow command, it starts an external interrupt process, and records the overflow command in the RAM 73 by the external interrupt process.

  41 is performed by the CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 in place of the hold addition command process of FIG. 13. When the CPU 71 completes the prefetching process of step S115, the CPU 71 holds the hold addition from the RAM 73 in step S121. The command is deleted, and it is determined whether or not an overflow command is recorded in the RAM 73 in step S601. This step S601 is also performed when it is determined in step S111 that no hold addition command is recorded in the RAM 73, and when the CPU 71 determines that an overflow command is recorded in the RAM 73 in step S601. In step S602, the overflow command is deleted from the RAM 73.

  When the CPU 71 deletes the overflow command in step S602, it determines in step S603 whether or not the dice effect completion flag in the RAM 73 is set to an off state. The dice effect completion flag is initially set to the off state in step S101, and when the CPU 71 determines that the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state in step S603, the hold addition command process is terminated. When it is determined that the dice effect completion flag is set to the off state, the process proceeds to step S604.

  In step S604, the CPU 71 determines whether the value of the timer ST is equal to or longer than the dice effect time (2 × 1000 msec). If it is determined that the value of the timer ST is less than the dice effect time, the pending addition command process is terminated. If it is determined that the value of the timer ST is greater than or equal to the dice effect time, the RAM 73 is turned sideways in step S605. It is determined whether or not the flag is set to an off state. This landscape orientation flag is initially set to the off state in step S101. If the CPU 71 determines that the landscape orientation flag is set to the off state in step S605, the process proceeds to the dice effect start processing 1 in step S606. If it is determined that the sideways finished flag is set to the on state, the process proceeds to the dice effect start process 2 in step S607.

  If the CPU 71 determines that an overflow command is not recorded in the RAM 73 in step S601, the CPU 71 determines whether or not each of the prefetch results 1 and 2 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 in step S608. When it is determined that each of the prefetch results 1 and 2 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, the hold addition command processing is finished, and each of the prefetch results 1 and 2 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that is not recorded, the process proceeds to step S609. Here, the dice effect completion flag is set to an off state, and the landscape orientation flag is set to an off state in step S610.

  FIG. 42 shows the dice effect start process 1 in step S606. The CPU 71 determines whether or not any of the change start command 04 and the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 in step S611. Judging. If it is determined that either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1, the landscape orientation flag is set to ON in step S612, and the RAM 73 is set in step S613. (1) is set to the value of the counter SN3. In step S614, the horizontal command 1 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  If the CPU 71 determines in step S611 that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1, it starts changing as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1 in step S615. It is determined whether any one of the command 03 and the change start command 13 is recorded. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1, the process proceeds to step S617, and the change start command 03 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 1. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S616. Here, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state, the horizontal command 1 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S614, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S617, the CPU 71 determines whether either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, the landscape orientation flag is set to ON in step S618, and the counter is set in step S619. (2) is set to the value of SN3. In step S620, the horizontal command 2 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  If the CPU 71 determines in step S617 that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, the change starts as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2 in step S621. It is determined whether any one of the command 03 and the change start command 13 is recorded. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2, the process proceeds to step S623, and the change start command 03 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S622. Here, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state, the horizontal command 2 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S620, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S623, the CPU 71 determines whether any of the change start command 04 and the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3, the landscape orientation flag is set to ON in step S624, and the counter is set in step S625. (3) is set to the value of SN3. In step S626, the horizontal command 3 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  If the CPU 71 determines in step S623 that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3, it starts changing as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 in step S627. It is determined whether any one of the command 03 and the change start command 13 is recorded. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3, the process proceeds to step S629, and the change start command 03 is stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3. If it is determined that any of the change start commands 13 is recorded, the process proceeds to step S628. Here, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state, the horizontal command 3 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S626, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  When the CPU 71 proceeds to step S629, the CPU 71 determines whether either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4. If it is determined that either the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, the landscape orientation flag is set to ON in step S630, and the counter is set in step S631. (4) is set to the value of SN3. In step S632, the horizontal command 4 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and in step S636, a dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80.

  If the CPU 71 determines in step S629 that neither the change start command 04 nor the change start command 14 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, the change starts as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 in step S633. It is determined whether any one of the command 03 and the change start command 13 is recorded. If it is determined that neither the change start command 03 nor the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4, a dice false change start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S635, and the hold is held. If it is determined that either the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded in the prefetch result area of number 4, the process proceeds to step S634. Here, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state, the horizontal command 4 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S632, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S636.

  FIG. 43 shows the dice effect start process 2 in step S607, and the CPU 71 determines in step S641 whether or not the value of the counter SN3 is set to (1). If it is determined that the value of the counter SN3 is set to (1), the flame command 1 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S642, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S648. In step S649, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state.

  If CPU 71 determines in step S641 that the value of counter SN3 is not set to (1), CPU 71 determines in step S643 whether or not the value of counter SN3 is set to (2). When it is determined that the value of the counter SN3 is set to (2), the flame command 2 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S644, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S648. In step S649, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state.

  If the CPU 71 determines that the value of the counter SN3 is not set to (2) in step S643, the CPU 71 determines whether or not the value of the counter SN3 is set to (3) in step S645. If it is determined that the value of the counter SN3 is set to (3), the flame-up command 3 is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S646, and the dice variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80 in step S648. In step S649, the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state.

  If the value of the counter SN3 is set to (4), the CPU 71 determines that the value of the counter SN3 is not set to (3) in step S645, and sends the flame command 4 to the display control circuit 80 in step S647. Send. In step S648, a dice change start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and in step S649, a dice effect completion flag is set to an on state.

  When the game ball wins the special symbol starting port 23 in a state where the value of the counter MN of the main control circuit 50 has reached the upper limit value (4), an overflow command is transmitted from the main control circuit 50. In this state, each of the dice effect completion flag and the landscape orientation completed flag is set to the off state, and the dice effect start process 1 is executed on condition that the remaining time ST of the decorative symbol game is equal to or longer than the dice effect time. In the dice effect start processing 1, when the change start command 03 or the change start command 13 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the hold result area of any one of the hold numbers 1 to 4, the horizontal control command and the display control circuit 80 Each of the dice change start commands is transmitted, and the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state. In the ON state of the dice effect completion flag, even if an overflow command is transmitted, the dice effect start processing 1 is not resumed, and the display of the next decorative symbol game video is started. When each of 1 and 2 is erased, the dice effect completion flag is reset to the off state.

  When the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the pre-reading result 2 in any of the hold result areas of the hold number 1 to the hold number 4, the horizontal direction command and the display control circuit 80 in the dice effect start process 1 are recorded. Each of the dice change start commands is transmitted, and the sideways completed flag is set to the on state when the dice effect completion flag is off. When the display of the next decorative symbol game is started without the overflow command being transmitted again in the on state of the horizontal facing flag, each of the prefetch results 1-2 is erased from the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 The In this case, since the dice effect completion flag is reset to the off state, the dice effect start process 2 is not executed.

  When the overflow command is transmitted again in the on state of the sideways finished flag, the dice effect start process 2 is executed on condition that the remaining time ST of the decorative symbol game is equal to or longer than the dice effect time. In this dice effect start processing 2, each of the flame command and the dice change start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 80, and the dice effect completion flag is set to the on state. In the ON state of the dice effect completion flag, each of the dice effect start process 1 and the dice effect start process 2 is not resumed even if an overflow command is transmitted, and the display of the next decorative symbol game video is started, so that the hold number When each of the prefetch results 1 and 2 is erased from the prefetch result area 4, the dice effect completion flag is reset to the off state.

  44 is executed by the CPU 71 of the effect control circuit 70 in place of the hold subtraction command process of FIG. 23, and the CPU 71 records the prefetch results 1-2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 2 in step S233. If it is determined that the prefetch results 1 and 2 are not recorded in the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 in step S235, and if the prefetch results 1 and 2 are stored in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 in step S237. The hold subtraction command processing is finished when it is determined that the record is not recorded and when each of the prefetch results 1 and 2 in the prefetch result area of the hold number 4 is shifted to the prefetch result area of the hold number 3 in step S238. .

  The hold effect display process of FIG. 45 is performed in place of the VDP of the display control circuit 80 in place of the hold effect display process of FIG. 37, and the VDP determines that the dice change start command is recorded in the VRAM in step S407. In step S408, the dice variation start command is erased from the VRAM, and in step S409, it is determined whether or not a horizontal command is recorded in the VRAM. If it is determined that a horizontal command is recorded in the VRAM, the dice effect display process 1 in step S411 is executed. If it is determined that a flame command is recorded in the VRAM, a dice effect display in step S412 is executed. Process 2 is executed.

  Prefetch results 1-2 are recorded in each of the prefetch result areas of the hold number 1 to the hold number 4 of the effect control circuit 70, and the change start command 03 or the change start is stored in any of the prefetch result areas of the hold number 1 to the hold number 4. When the first overflow command is transmitted from the main control circuit 50 in a state where the prefetch result 2 of the command 13 is recorded, the remaining time ST of the decoration symbol game is equal to or longer than the dice effect time. When the dice effect display process 1 is executed, the image of the dice effect 1 shown in FIG. 33 is displayed.

  When the VDP proceeds to the dice effect display processing 2 in step S412, the mat pattern 39 is displayed in the dice effect region 37 of the decorative symbol display 34 in step S441 in FIG. 34 (see a in FIG. 35). The mat pattern 39 is displayed in a state in which one reserved pattern 36 is displayed sideways in the dice effect display processing 1, and the VDP displays the mat pattern 39 in step S441. In step S442, the dice pattern 38 is superimposed on the front of the mat pattern 39 and displayed in a changing state (see b in FIG. 35). In step S443, the dice pattern 38 is stopped and displayed (see c in FIG. 35). The stop display of the dice pattern 38 is to stop the dice pattern 38 so that the eyes of the dice pattern 38 are either (1), (2), (3), or (4). When the detection result is the flame command 1, the dice pattern 38 is stopped with the eyes of (1), and when the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 2, the dice pattern 38 is with the eyes of (2). When the detection result of the flaming command is the flaming command 3, the dice pattern 38 is stopped at the eye of (3), and when the detection result of the flaming command is the flaming command 4, the dice pattern 38 is displayed. Keep still with the eyes of (4).

  When the VDP stops displaying the dice pattern 38 in step S443, the VDP displays the flame pattern 40 directly above one reserved pattern 36 in step S444 (see d in FIG. 35). In step S445, the flame command is erased from the VRAM. In step S446, the dice pattern 38 is erased from the dice effect area 37 (see e in FIG. 35). In step S447, the mat pattern 39 is obtained from the dice effect area 37. Is deleted (see e in FIG. 35). This one reserved picture 36 is selected according to the detection result of the flame command, and when the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 1, the VDP is the horizontal reserved picture 36 in the once holding area 101. If the detection result of the flame command is the flame command 2, the flame pattern 40 is displayed just above the horizontally held image 36 in the holding area 102 twice. When the detection result of the flaming command is the flaming command 3, when the flaming command 40 is displayed immediately above the horizontal holding pattern 36 in the holding area 103 three times and the flaming command detection result is the flaming command 4 The flame pattern 40 is displayed immediately above the horizontally-held reserved pattern 36 in the four-time reserved area 104.

  Prefetch results 1-2 are recorded in each of the prefetch result areas of the hold number 1 to the hold number 4 of the effect control circuit 70, and the change start command 04 or the change start is stored in any of the prefetch result areas of the hold number 1 to the hold number 4. When the first overflow command is transmitted from the main control circuit 50 in a state where the prefetching result 2 of the command 14 is recorded, the remaining time ST of the decoration symbol game is a dice effect time as shown in FIG. When the dice effect display process 1 is executed, the video of the dice effect 1 of FIG. 33 is displayed on the decorative symbol display 34, and the prefetch results 1-2 are not erased from the prefetch result area of the reserved number 4, and the overflow command Is transmitted again, on the condition that the remaining time ST of the decorative symbol game is equal to or longer than the dice effect time. Dice effect 2 video in Figure 35 is displayed by b effect display processing 2 is executed.

According to the said Example 3, there exist the following effects.
A condition in which the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in any of the prefetch result areas of the holding numbers 1 to 4 and the condition that the remaining time ST of the decorative design game video is equal to or longer than the dice effect time When the condition that the overflow command is transmitted from the main control circuit 50 is satisfied, the notification effect video and the hold effect video are displayed in order. Each display of the notification effect video and the hold effect video is performed every time when three conditions are satisfied up to twice, and in the second hold effect video, the reserved picture 36 is in a state of burning from a horizontal orientation. Changed to For this reason, the player can enjoy an image in which the mode of the reserved picture 36 changes every time the notification effect image is displayed.

  In the third embodiment, it is determined that the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of any of the holding numbers 1 to 4 in the dice effect start process 1 of FIG. If the counter value is compared with a pre-recorded determination value, the horizontal direction flag and the counter SN3 value are set and the horizontal command is transmitted when the counter value is determined to be the determination value. However, when it is determined that the counter value is not the determination value, the horizontal command may be transmitted without setting each of the horizontal flag and the value of the counter SN3. In other words, when the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in any of the prefetch result areas of the hold numbers 1 to 4, the flame pattern 40 is directly above the horizontal hold pattern 36. The appearance video may be displayed with a certain probability (<1).

  In the third embodiment, when the change start command 04 or the change start command 14 is recorded as the prefetch result 2 in the prefetch result area of any of the holding numbers 1 to 4, the display count is set to three or more. It is also good. In the case of this configuration, it is preferable to change the hold picture 36 to a mode in which the hold pattern 36 is greatly increased in comparison with the previous hold effect image in the hold effect image of each time after the third time.

In each of the first to third embodiments, the change display of the dice pattern 38 is performed in a different order from (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1). Also good.
In each of the above-described first to third embodiments, the display control circuit 80 changes the numbers (1), (2), (3), (4), and (5) (steps S432 in FIG. 32 and step S442 in FIG. 34). 6) (1)... Are cyclically variably displayed in a predetermined order. In step S433 in FIG. 32, the numerical image variation display is stopped according to the detection result of the horizontal command, and in step S443 in FIG. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the change display of the numerical pattern is stopped according to the detection result of the flame command.

  In each of the first to third embodiments, the display control circuit 80 changes the color of the reserved picture 36 from the normal color to the first color different from the normal color instead of changing the reserved picture 36 to the horizontal direction. Instead of burning the reserved picture 36, the color of the reserved picture 36 may be changed from the first color to the second color different from both the normal color and the first color.

  In each of the first to third embodiments, it is possible to determine whether or not the dice effect time (decoration pattern game remaining time ST + interval time) is less than or equal to step S119 in FIG. 13 and step S604 in FIG. good. This interval time is a waiting time from the end of the current special symbol game (decorative symbol game) to the start of the next special symbol game (decorative symbol game) when the special symbol game is on hold.

  23 is a special symbol start port (start port), 25 is a special winning port (special ball entrance), 34 is a decorative symbol display (display), 36 is a reserved pattern, 50 is a main control circuit (data memory, game data) Recording means, game data detection means, game data processing means, game data erasure means), 70 is an effect control circuit (prefetching means), 80 is a display control circuit (holding display means, video display means), and 101 is a once-holding area. (Holding area), 102 is a twice-holding area (holding area), 103 is a three-time holding area (holding area), and 104 is a four-time holding area (holding area).

Claims (1)

A starting opening where game balls can enter,
A special entrance that can be switched between an open state in which game balls can enter and a closed state in which game balls cannot enter,
A data memory in which game data detection results are recorded;
Game data recording means for detecting game data each time a game ball enters the start opening and recording the detection result of the game data in the data memory;
A game for determining whether or not game data is recorded in the data memory, and when determining that game data is recorded in the data memory, a game for detecting the oldest game data from the data memory Data detection means;
When the oldest game data is detected from the data memory, it is determined whether or not it is a big hit to open the special entrance according to the detection result of the game data, and whether or not it is a big hit Game data processing means for setting production information for determining the content of the production of the image of the symbol game that informs the player of the determination result;
Designed game video is displayed with the production content corresponding to the result of setting the production information, and the display of the reserved picture that informs the player that the display of the video of the game is on hold is displayed in a certain display order. An indicator having a plurality of reserved areas,
Game data erasing means for erasing the oldest game data from the data memory every time the display of a graphic game video is started on the display;
Each time game data is recorded in the data memory and each time game data is erased from the data memory, a number of reserved pictures corresponding to the number of game data recorded in the data memory is determined in advance on the display. And a normal display mode for displaying the reserved picture from the first reserved area to the reserved area in the display order corresponding to the number of the reserved pictures,
Each time game data is recorded in the data memory, the game data processing means performs prefetching to determine what kind of effect information is set based on the game data, and the prefetching is performed on the game data. Prefetching means to be performed before the processing means sets the production information based on the game data;
When the pre-reading means pre-reads when specific production information is set, the reserved picture in one reserved area corresponding to the pre-read result of the specific production information is different from the normal mode from the normal mode. Video display means for displaying the hold effect video to be changed to,
The video display means includes
Before starting to display the hold effect image, a process of displaying a picture of the effect region imagewise partitioned with respect to the display region in the display region of the display device;
When the picture of the effect area is displayed, “the picture of the identification code which can be in a plurality of mutually different modes informing the player of the display order of each of the plurality of holding areas” A process of starting display in a fluctuating state in which the aspect of the pattern of the identification code changes in front of the pattern of the area;
When the display of the design of the identification code is started in a variation state, the design of the identification code is in a state of being suspended so that the design of the identification code notifies the player of the reservation design in the one reservation area. Which performs processing to display,
The pachinko gaming machine, wherein after the reserved picture is changed to the different mode in the hold effect video, each of the picture of the effect area and the picture of the identification code is deleted.

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