JP5071307B2 - Pachinko machine - Google Patents

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

Some of the pachinko gaming machines are configured to detect the update result of the big hit counter based on the game ball entering the special starting port and record the detection result of the big hit counter in the holding area of the big hit data recording means. . The holding area of the big hit data recording means is recorded in the order in which the detection results of the big hit counter are detected. If the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the holding area of the big hit data recording means, the big hit data The recording result of the jackpot counter with the oldest detection order is read from the reserved area of the recording means. Then, it is determined whether or not it is a big hit based on the reading result of the big hit counter, and the recording result of the big hit counter with the oldest detection order is erased from the reserved area of the big hit data recording means. This pachinko machine has a jackpot look-ahead function for pre-determining whether or not it is a big hit based on the detection result of the big hit counter when the big hit counter detection result is recorded in the holding area of the big hit data recording means There is. In the case of this pachinko gaming machine, an image of a notice effect is displayed based on the fact that it is prefetched that it is a big hit, and the player is notified that a big hit will occur.
JP 2004-33671 A JP 2008-55066 A

  Some pachinko machines have two types of special start ports, a first special start port and a second special start port. In the case of this pachinko gaming machine, the first holding area and the second holding area are set in the big hit data recording means, and when the game ball enters the first special start port, the big hit counter is detected. The result is recorded in the first holding area of the big hit data recording means, and when the game ball enters the second special start port, the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the second holding area of the big hit data recording means. Is done. This second reserved area is set with a higher priority than the first reserved area. If the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the second reserved area, the second reserved area Whether or not the big hit counter is recorded based on the big hit counter recorded in the second hold area and the big hit counter is recorded in the first hold area. Is determined based on the jackpot counter recorded in the first reserved area. When this pachinko gaming machine is equipped with a jackpot prefetching function, it is prefetched whether or not a jackpot counter determined to be a jackpot for each of the first holding area and the second holding area is recorded. In addition, by displaying the video of the notice effect according to the big-ahead look-ahead result, the player can only be notified that the big hit will occur.

The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the jackpot counter is processed in a fixed order of the second reserved area and the first reserved area, and a high probability mode is set in the first reserved area having a later priority. If a jackpot counter is recorded that is determined to be a big hit only when the jackpot counter is recorded, the first priority is set on the condition that the high probability mode is set at the time when the jackpot counter is processed. The present invention provides a new function that promotes the elimination of the jackpot counter from the second reserved area and advances the judgment that the jackpot counter is determined to be a big hit based on the jackpot counter of the first reserved area. The pachinko gaming machine according to claim 1 is characterized in that it includes [1] game board to [27] game mode prefetch means, and the second special game time selection means performs the game time shortening process of [28]. is doing.
[1] The game board is one on which a game ball can roll, and reference numeral 16 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the game board.
[2] The normal start port is provided in the game board, and a game ball can enter. The normal symbol start port 23 in FIG. 2 corresponds to a normal start port.
[3] The first special start port is provided in the game board and is capable of entering a game ball. The upper special symbol start opening 25 in FIG. 2 corresponds to a first special start opening.
[4] The second special start port is provided in the game board, and is in an expanded state in which game balls can enter and in a contracted state in which game balls cannot enter or between game balls Can be switched between an expanded state in which a player can enter and a reduced state in which a game ball is difficult to enter compared to the expanded state. The lower special symbol start port 27 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the second special start port, the open state of the lower special symbol start port 27 corresponds to the expanded state, and the closed state of the lower special symbol start port 27 is reduced. Corresponds to the state.
[5] The special entrance is provided on the game board and can be switched between an open state in which the game ball can enter and a closed state in which the game ball cannot enter. is there. The special winning opening 36 in FIG. 2 corresponds to a special winning entrance.
[6] The game mode setting means is a normal probability mode in which it is determined with a predetermined normal probability that the big hit game for opening and closing the special entrance is performed with a predetermined normal probability, and with a high probability that is higher than the normal probability. The game mode is set to one of the high probability modes to be determined. Each of step S388 in FIG. 50 and step S389 in FIG. 50 corresponds to the game mode setting means, the effective state of the probability variation mode corresponds to the high probability mode, and the off state of the probability variation mode is the normal probability mode. Equivalent to.
[7] The hit determination means determines whether or not a hit game for expanding / contracting the second special start port when the game ball enters the normal start port is performed, and step S126 in FIG. Corresponds to a hit determination means.
[8] The normal display displays the determination result of the hit determination means, and the normal symbol display 33 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the normal display.
[9] The normal game time selection means is a normal game time that is determined in advance when the hit determination means determines whether or not the normal game time and a normal time that is the same as the normal time or shorter than the normal time are high The normal game time is selected from any of the game times. When the game mode is set to the normal probability mode, the normal game time is selected at the normal time, and the game mode is set to the high probability mode. In the state of being, select the normal play time with high accuracy. Each of step S132 in FIG. 35 and step S133 in FIG. 35 corresponds to a normal game time selection means.
[10] When the normal game means determines whether or not the hit determination means is a win, the normal game time selection means displays the normal game video for notifying the player of the determination result of the hit determination means. Is displayed in the required time according to the selection result, and step S151 in FIG. 36 corresponds to the normal game means.
[11] The winning game means starts the winning game after the normal game video on the normal display is over when the winning judgment means determines that the winning judgment means, and step S114 in FIG. Equivalent to.
[12] The jackpot counter updating means updates the jackpot counter by a predetermined unit value at a predetermined time interval, and the jackpot counter updating process is performed with a predetermined lower limit value and a predetermined value. Within the specified upper limit range. Step S31, step S32 and step S33 in FIG. 30 constitute a big hit counter updating means, and the random counter MR1 corresponds to a big hit counter.
[13] The jackpot data recording means has a first holding area and a second holding area in which the update result of the jackpot counter is recorded. The RAM 63 in FIG. 3 corresponds to jackpot data recording means, the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 in FIG. 17 corresponds to the first reservation area, and the special symbol reservation data storage unit 132 in FIG. Corresponds to the reserved area.
[14] The first big hit counter detection means detects the update result of the big hit counter when the game ball enters the first special start port, and records the detection result of the big hit counter in the first holding area. Step S14 in FIG. 28 corresponds to the first big hit counter detection means.
[15] The second jackpot counter detection means detects the update result of the jackpot counter when the game ball enters the second special start port, and records the detection result of the jackpot counter in the second holding area. Step S15 in FIG. 28 corresponds to the second big hit counter detection means.
[16] The big hit counter reading means determines whether or not the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the first reserved area and determines whether or not the detected result of the big hit counter is recorded in the second reserved area. If it is determined that the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the second reserved area, the recorded result of the big hit counter with the oldest detection order is read from the second reserved area, When it is determined that the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the first reserved area without the big hit counter detection result being recorded in the area, the oldest big hit counter detected in the first reserved area The recording result is read out. The six steps from step S291 to step S296 in FIG. 44 constitute a big hit counter reading means.
[17] The jackpot determining means determines whether the jackpot counter reading means is a big hit based on the jackpot counter read from the first holding area or the second holding area, and the game mode is a high probability mode. If the result of reading the jackpot counter of the jackpot counter reading means is the same as one of a plurality of jackpot values determined in advance within the range of the lower limit value and the upper limit value of the jackpot counter, If the game mode is set to the normal probability mode, it is determined that the game is a big hit if the game mode is the same as any one of a small number of one or more big hit values compared to the case of setting the high probability mode. Steps S298 and S299 in FIG. 44 constitute a jackpot determining means.
[18] When the big hit counter erasing means determines whether or not the big hit determination means is a big hit based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the first holding area, the big hit counter recording means stores the result of the big hit counter in the first holding area. When the jackpot determination means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the second reserved area, the recorded result of the jackpot counter is erased from the second reserved area. It is. Steps S334 and S342 in FIG. 46 constitute a big hit counter erasing means.
[19] The first special indicator notifies the player of the determination result of the big hit determination means when the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit determination means is based on the recorded result of the big hit counter in the first reserved area. A video of a special game for playing is displayed. The upper special symbol display 41 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the first special display, and the video of the special symbol game 1 corresponds to the video of the special game.
[20] The second special indicator notifies the player of the determination result of the big hit determination means when the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit determination means is based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the second reserved area. A video of a special game for playing is displayed. The lower special symbol display 42 in FIG. 2 corresponds to the second special display, and the video of the special symbol game 2 corresponds to the video of the special game.
[21] The first special game time selection means is a plurality of special game times determined in advance when the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit is based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the first reserved area. The special game time is selected from among them. Step S325 in FIG. 45 corresponds to the first special game time selection means, and the variable display time corresponds to the special game time.
[22] The second special game time selection means is a plurality of special game times determined in advance when the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit is based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the second reserved area. The special game time is selected from among them. Step S325 in FIG. 45 corresponds to the second special game time selection means, and the variable display time corresponds to the special game time.
[23] When the first special game means determines whether or not the big hit determination means is a big hit based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the first reserved area, the video of the special game is displayed on the first special display. Is displayed for the required time according to the selection result of the first special game time selection means, and step S283 in FIG. 43 corresponds to the first special game means.
[24] When the second special game means determines whether or not the big hit determination means is a big hit based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the second reserved area, the video of the special game is displayed on the second special display. Is displayed for the required time according to the selection result of the second special game time selection means, and step S283 in FIG. 43 corresponds to the second special game means.
[25] If the big hit game means determines that the big hit determination means is a big hit based on the result of recording of the big hit counter in the first reserved area, the big hit game means after the special game video on the first special display is over When the game is started and the jackpot determination means determines that the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the second holding area, the jackpot game is played after the video of the special game on the second special indicator is over. It is what is started. Step S286 in FIG. 43 corresponds to a big hit gaming means.
[26] The jackpot prefetching means determines whether or not the recording result of the jackpot counter in the first reserved area is the same as the specific jackpot value used when setting the high probability mode without being used when setting the normal probability mode. The jackpot prefetching process for determining is performed before the jackpot determining means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the jackpot counter, and step S192 in FIG. 40 corresponds to the jackpot prefetching means.
[27] The game mode prefetching means is a jackpot based on the result of recording the jackpot counter when the jackpot prefetching means prefetches that there is a jackpot counter recording result identical to a specific jackpot value in the first holding area. Whether or not the game mode is set to the high probability mode is pre-read when the jackpot determination means determines whether or not there is, step S191 in FIG. 40 corresponds to the game mode pre-read means.
[28] In the second special game time selection means, when the big hit counter recording result identical to the specific big hit value exists in the first reserved area, the big hit prefetch means prefetches and the big hit counter recorded result is processed. If the game mode is set to the high probability mode at the time, the shortest of the plurality of special game times is selected with a higher probability in the specific state in which the game mode prefetching means is prefetched than in the specific state. The state in which the forward flag is set to the on state in the forward process of step S192 in FIG. 40 corresponds to the specific state. In this specific state, the display time of the video of the special game on the second special indicator is shorter than in the case where the specific state is not, so whether or not the big hit is determined one after another based on the big hit counter in the second reserved area. Based on the determination, the recording results of the jackpot counter are erased one after another from the second reserved area. Therefore, since it is possible to provide a new function for accelerating that the process of determining whether or not the big hit is based on the big hit counter of the first reserved area is performed in the setting state of the high probability mode, the big hit game can be quickly performed. Be started.

  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 launch 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. The firing solenoid corresponds to a driving source of the ball striking rod 9. When the firing handle 8 is rotated, a driving power is supplied to the firing solenoid and the ball hitting rod 9 is driven to drive the inside of the upper plate 4. Play the game ball 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 glass window 11 having a circular shape 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 behind each of the speaker covers 12. Each of these speakers 13 is fixed to the front frame 10, and the sound effect reproduced by each of the speakers 13 is emitted through the front speaker cover 12. Two lamp covers 14 are fixed to the front frame 10 below the speaker covers 12. Each of these four lamp covers 14 is colored and transparent, and a plurality of illumination LEDs 15 (see FIG. 3) are arranged behind each of the four lamp covers 14. Each of the plurality of electric decoration LEDs 15 is fixed to the front frame 10, and each of the four lamp covers 14 is illuminated based on the lighting of the rear electric decoration LEDs 15.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a vertical plate-like game board 16 is attached 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, respectively. 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, the game board 16 has a launch passage 20 and a game area 21 formed therein. 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. The game area 21 corresponds to a rolling area where the game ball can roll, and can be visually recognized through the glass window 11 from the front.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the game board 16 has a normal symbol start port 23 positioned in the game area 21. The normal symbol start port 23 is a portion through which a game ball rolling in the game area 21 can pass, and has a U-shaped frame shape in which an upper surface and a lower surface are opened. A normal symbol start port sensor 24 (see FIG. 3) is fixed in the normal symbol start port 23. The normal symbol start port sensor 24 is composed of a proximity switch whose oscillation state changes when a metal object enters the detection area. When the game ball passes through the normal symbol start port 23, the normal symbol start is detected. A normal symbol start signal is output from the normal symbol start port sensor 24 based on the change in the oscillation state of the mouth sensor 24. As shown in FIG. 2, an upper special symbol start opening 25 is fixed to the game board 16 in the game area 21. The upper special symbol starting port 25 can be used for winning a game ball rolling in the game area 21, and has a pocket shape with an upper surface opened. An upper special symbol start port sensor 26 (see FIG. 3) comprising a proximity switch is fixed in the upper special symbol start port 25, and when the game ball wins the upper special symbol start port 25, the upper special symbol start port 25 is started. A special symbol start signal 1 is output from the mouth sensor 26.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a lower special symbol start port 27 is fixed to the game board 16 in the game area 21. The lower special symbol starting port 27 is a pocket in which a game ball rolling in the game area 21 can win, and has a pocket shape with an upper surface opened. A lower special symbol start port sensor 28 (see FIG. 3) comprising a proximity switch is fixed in the lower special symbol start port 27. When the game ball wins the lower special symbol start port 27, the lower special symbol start port 27 is started. A special symbol start signal 2 is output from the mouth sensor 28. As shown in FIG. 2, two lower blades 29 are attached to the lower special symbol starting port 27. Each of these blades 29 is rotatable around a shaft 30 oriented in the front-rear direction between a vertical closed state (see solid line) and a horizontal open state (see two-dot chain line), In the open state of both the blade plates 29, the game balls rolling in the game area 21 are allowed to enter the lower special symbol starting port 27 on each of the blade plates 29.

  The lower special symbol starting port 27 is disposed below the upper special symbol starting port 25 as shown in FIG. In addition, the special symbol starting port 25 closes the gap between the two blade plates 29 from above when the two blade plates 29 are closed, and the inside of the game area 21 is rotated when the two blade plates 29 are closed. The moving game ball is prohibited from winning a prize in the lower special symbol starting port 27 through the gap between the blades 29. That is, the lower special symbol start opening 27 is in an open state in which the game balls can win in the open state of the two blades 29, and the game ball wins in the closed state of the two blades 29. It becomes a closed state that cannot be done. Each of these blades 29 is connected to the output shaft of a common start port solenoid 31 (see FIG. 3). The start-up solenoid 31 operates the blades 29 in a closed state in an electrically off state, and each of the blade plates 29 is operated in an open state when the start-up solenoid 31 is electrically on. Is done.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a display frame 32 is fixed to the game board 16 in the game area 21, and a normal symbol display 33 is fixed to the display frame 32. The normal symbol display 33 is composed of a dot matrix type LED display. When the game ball passes through the normal symbol start port 23, an image of the normal symbol game is displayed on the normal symbol display 33. . The video of the normal symbol game displays the normal symbol “O” and the normal symbol “X” alternately, the normal symbol “O” is referred to as the winning symbol, and the normal symbol “X” is referred to as the off symbol. In this normal symbol game, when the symbol “◯” is stopped and displayed on the normal symbol display 33, the winning game is started. In this winning game, the lower special symbol starting port 27 is opened based on the operation of both the blades 29 in the horizontal open state, and the game ball is allowed to win in the lower special symbol starting port 27. When the symbol “x” is stopped and displayed on the normal symbol display 33 in the normal symbol game, the winning game is not started. As shown in FIG. 2, a holding indicator 34 is fixed to the lower special symbol starting port 27. This hold indicator 34 refers to an assembly of four hold LEDs 35. When a game ball passes through the normal symbol start port 23, the number of times of normal symbol game is added, and the number of times of holding is added. The player is notified of the number of times the normal symbol game is held based on the number of the hold LEDs 35 being lit.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a special winning opening 36 is fixed to the game board 16 in the game area 21. The special winning opening 36 has a horizontally long box shape with an open front, and the width in the left-right direction is larger than that of the normal symbol starting port 23, the upper special symbol starting port 25, and the lower special symbol starting port 27. It is set large. A door 37 is attached to the special prize opening 36 so as to be rotatable about a horizontal shaft 38 extending in the left-right direction. This door 37 is connected to the output shaft of a winning opening solenoid 39 (see FIG. 3), and the front face of the special winning opening 36 is changed based on the vertical closing state when the winning opening solenoid 39 is electrically off. The game ball closes in a non-winning state. The door 37 rotates around the shaft 38 in an open state in which the winning opening solenoid 39 is horizontally turned forward when the winning opening solenoid 39 is electrically turned on. The door 37 rolls in the game area 21 in the open state. A game ball is allowed to enter the special winning opening 36 on the door 37. A count sensor 40 (see FIG. 3) is fixed in the special winning opening 36. The count sensor 40 is composed of a proximity switch and outputs a count signal based on the game ball winning in the special winning opening 36.

  As shown in FIG. 2, an upper special symbol display 41 is fixed to the display frame 32. The upper special symbol display 41 is composed of a dot matrix type LED display. When the game ball wins in the upper special symbol start opening 25, an image of the special symbol game 1 is displayed on the upper special symbol display 41. Is displayed. The video of the special symbol game 1 displays the special symbols in order in a variation state and a variation stop state. This special symbol variation display is to change the special symbol cyclically in the predetermined order “1” → “2” → “3” → “4” → “5” → “1”. The special symbol stop display is a special symbol change display that stops at any one of “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, and “5”. Symbol “2” is referred to as 2R normal jackpot symbol, special symbol “3” is referred to as 2R probability variable jackpot symbol, special symbol “4” is referred to as 15R normal jackpot symbol, and special symbol “5” is referred to as 15R probability jackpot symbol. .

  As shown in FIG. 2, a lower special symbol display 42 is fixed to the display frame 32. The lower special symbol display 42 is composed of a dot matrix type LED display, and when the game ball wins in the lower special symbol start opening 27, an image of the special symbol game 2 is displayed on the lower special symbol display 42. Is displayed. This special symbol game 2 video is the same as the special symbol game 1 video, the special symbols in the predetermined order “1” → “2” → “3” → “4” → “5” → “1” .. The special symbol is stopped and displayed at any one of “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, and “5” in the same manner as the special symbol game 1 video.

  In special symbol game 1 or special symbol game 2, when 2R normal big hit symbol “2”, 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3”, 15R normal big hit symbol “4” and 15R probability big hit symbol “5” are stopped and displayed A big hit round begins. In this big hit round, the special winning opening 36 is opened, and game balls are allowed to win in the special winning opening 36. The special winning opening 36 has a condition for the number of game balls to be won by the upper limit number (10 pieces). And the open state is maintained until any of the time conditions for the open time to reach the upper limit time (30 sec) is satisfied. This jackpot round is repeated a fixed number of times (twice) each time the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is stopped and the 2R probability variable jackpot symbol “3” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1. In the special symbol game 2, when the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is stopped and displayed, and when the 2R probability variable jackpot symbol “3” is stopped, each is repeated a certain number of times (twice). In the special symbol game 1, when the 15R normal big hit symbol “4” is stopped and displayed and when the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is stopped, the special symbol is repeated many times (15 times). In game 2, when the 15R normal big hit symbol “4” is stopped and displayed and when the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is stopped and displayed, a certain number of times (15 times) is repeated. , And the referred to as the big hit game a few times and each iteration of the number of times the jackpot round.

  In the special symbol game 1 when the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3” is stopped and displayed and when the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is stopped and displayed, the probability variation mode is activated when the big hit game ends. In the special symbol game 2, when the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3” is stopped and displayed and when the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is stopped and displayed, the probability variation mode is activated when the big hit game ends. Is done. In the effective state of the probability variation mode, in the special symbol game 1, either the 2R normal big hit symbol “2”, the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3”, the 15R normal big hit symbol “4”, or the 15R probability big hit symbol “5” is stopped and displayed. Jackpot probability is higher than the invalid state of the probability variation mode, 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” and 2R probability variable jackpot symbol “3”, 15R normal jackpot symbol “4” and 15R probability jackpot symbol in special symbol game 2 The jackpot probability that any one of “5” is stopped and displayed is also higher than the invalid state in the probability variation mode. In the effective state of the probability variation mode, the probability that the symbol “○” is stopped and displayed on the normal symbol display 33 is higher than the invalid state of the probability variation mode, and the probability that the winning game is performed is in the probability variation mode. It becomes higher than the invalid state. This probability variation mode is disabled when the jackpot game ends when the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1 and when the 15R normal jackpot symbol “4” is stopped and displayed. In the special symbol game 2, when the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is stopped and displayed and when the 15R normal jackpot symbol “4” is stopped, the game is invalidated when the jackpot game ends. Is done.

  In the effective state of the probability variation mode, the time reduction mode is activated. This time shortening mode is a special symbol game in which the required time of the special symbol game 1 when the off symbol “1” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game when the off symbol “1” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 2 In this mode, each of the two required times is shortened compared to the invalid state of the time reduction mode. In the valid state of the time reduction mode, the time required for the normal symbol game is also shortened compared to the invalid state of the time reduction mode. In this time shortening mode, the probability variation mode is changed from the valid state to the invalid state in conjunction with the change from the valid state to the invalid state. In the valid state of the probability variation mode, the lower special symbol start port 27 is in the probability variation mode. Based on being released at shorter time intervals than in the invalid state, the game ball wins in the lower special symbol start port 27 more frequently than in the invalid state in the probability variation mode. This frequency refers to the number of winning game balls per unit time.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a decorative symbol display 43 made of a color liquid crystal display is fixed to the display frame 32. A holding area 44 is set in the display area of the decorative symbol display 43, and when the game ball wins in the upper special symbol start opening 25, the number of holding times of the special symbol game 1 is added, and the game ball When the prize is placed in the lower special symbol starting port 27, the number of holdings of the special symbol game 2 is added. Each of the result of adding the number of holdings of the special symbol game 1 and the result of adding the number of holdings of the special symbol game 2 are displayed as the number of the common holding symbols 45, and the player holds the holding symbol in the holding area 44. The total number of holdings of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 can be recognized from the display number of 45.

  The decorative symbol display 43 displays an image of the decorative symbol game. During the display of the decorative symbol game video, sound corresponding to the video on the decorative symbol display 43 is output from each of the speakers 13, and each of the plurality of electric decoration LEDs 15 is displayed on the video of the decorative symbol display 43. Light is emitted according to the content, and the decorative design game video is produced by both sound and light. In this decorative symbol game, as shown in FIG. 4, the left variation region L, the middle variation region C, and the right variation region R are set in a horizontal row within the display region of the decoration symbol display 43, and the left variation region L˜ The symbol elements are sequentially displayed in the fluctuation state and the fluctuation stop state in each of the right fluctuation regions R. FIG. 5 (a) shows the types of symbol elements in the left column displayed in the left variation area L in the decorative symbol game, and FIG. 5 (b) shows in the middle variation area C in the decorative symbol game. FIG. 5 (c) shows the types of symbol elements in the right column displayed in the right variation area R in the decorative symbol game. Eight types of “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, “5”, “6”, “7”, and “8” are commonly set for each of the symbol elements in the column to the right column.

  The variation display of the symbol elements in the left column to the right column is as follows. The symbol elements are displayed in the predetermined order “1” → “2” → “3” → “4” → “5” → “6” → “ 7 ”→“ 8 ”→“ 1 ”... Is performed cyclically, and the symbol elements in the left column are the symbol elements in the left column, the symbol elements in the middle column, and the symbol elements in the right column. The first one of “1” to “8” stops variably, and the symbol element in the right column is the symbol element in the left column to the symbol element in the right column, “1” to “8” second. The change stops at any one of the symbols in the middle row, and the change stops at any one of “1” to “8” among the design elements in the left row to the right row. This decorative symbol game video is displayed in synchronization with the start of display of either the special symbol game 1 video or the special symbol game 2 video, and the upper special symbol display 41 When the special symbol is variably displayed, the variation display of the symbol element in the left column to the symbol element in the right column starts in synchronization with the start of the variation of the special symbol of the upper special symbol display 41, and the lower special symbol When the special symbol is variably displayed on the display unit 42, the variation display of each of the symbol elements in the left column to the right column starts in synchronization with the start of the variation of the special symbol in the lower special symbol display unit 42.

  The left design element, the middle design element, and the right design element constitute the decorative design. The combination of the decorative design consists of a combination of jackpot, outreach, and complete outage. Three types are set. As shown in FIG. 4 (b), the jackpot combination refers to a combination in which the symbol elements in the left column, the symbol elements in the middle column, and the symbol elements in the right column are the same. Eight types of “111”, “222”, “333”, “444”, “555”, “666”, “777”, and “888” are set. As shown in FIG. 4 (c), the combination of outreach is that the symbol element in the left column and the symbol element in the right column are the same, and the symbol element in the middle column is the symbol element in the left column and the symbol element in the right column. A combination that is completely out of order refers to a combination in which the symbol elements in the left column and the symbol elements in the right column are different from each other, as shown in FIG.

  The decorative symbol is either a combination of complete detachment or a combination of detachment when the detachment symbol “1” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1, and the detachment symbol “1” is displayed in the special symbol game 2. Even when the stop display is made, either the combination of complete detachment or the combination of detachment reach is obtained. This decorative symbol is a special symbol game 1 in which the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is stopped and displayed, the 2R probability variable jackpot symbol “3” is stopped and the 15R normal jackpot symbol “4” is stopped and displayed. And 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” are displayed as a combination of big hits, and 2R normal big hit symbol “2” is stopped and special symbol game 2 is displayed. A combination of jackpots is also provided when "3" is stopped and displayed, when the 15R normal jackpot symbol "4" is stopped and when the 15R probability variable jackpot symbol "5" is stopped.

  In the display area of the decorative symbol display 43, a game mode area 46 is set as shown in FIG. This game mode area 46 informs the player whether the video of the decorative symbol game displayed on the decorative symbol display 43 is linked to the video of the special symbol game 1 or the video of the special symbol game 2. Yes, if the video of the decorative symbol game is displayed in conjunction with the video of the special symbol game 1, the game mode pattern 47 of “1” is displayed in the game mode area 46, and the video of the decorative symbol game is special. When displayed in conjunction with the image of symbol game 2, a game mode picture 47 of “2” is displayed in the game mode area 46.

  In the decorative symbol game, a video of the notice effect is displayed on the decorative symbol display 43. The video of this notice effect informs the player that the decorative symbols will be a big hit combination in subsequent decorative symbol games including the next time. As shown in FIG. 6, this preview effect video is displayed with a “next chance” preview image 48 superimposed in front of the left row of symbol elements, and the final middle row of this decorative symbol game is displayed. The symbol elements are displayed in synchronization with the fluctuation stop, and are erased in synchronization with the start of fluctuation of the symbol elements in the left column, the middle column, and the right column in the next decorative symbol game. The

  In the big hit game, the video of the big hit game is displayed on the decorative symbol display 43. This jackpot game video informs the player how many times the current jackpot round is, and in the second jackpot round, a video of a promiscuous lottery effect is displayed as a jackpot game video. As shown in FIG. 7, the image of the probability variation lottery effect is such that the card pattern 49 is turned over from the face-down state to the face-up state. Either the notification pattern 50 or the unfortunate change notification pattern 51 of “Sorry for you” is attached. The probability variation lottery video informs the player of the result of setting the probability variation mode. When the 2R probability variation big hit symbol “3” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1 immediately before and the 15R probability variation big hit symbol “5” is displayed. "" Is stopped and displayed, a probability change notification pattern 50 of "Yattane probability change" is attached to the face-up card pattern 49, and the 2R probability change big hit symbol "3" is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 2 immediately before. And the 15R probability variation jackpot symbol “5” is stopped and displayed, the probability variation notification symbol 50 of “Yattane probability variation” is attached to the face card pattern 49, and the 2R normal jackpot symbol immediately before the special symbol game 1 is attached. When "2" is stopped and when 15R normal jackpot symbol "4" is stopped, "Unfortunate change" of "Unfortunately" is displayed on the face card pattern 49 When the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is stopped and the 15R normal jackpot symbol “4” is stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 2 just before, the face card pattern is attached. 49 is attached with a non-probability notification pattern 51 of “Sorry for you”.

  The main control circuit 60 in FIG. 3 controls the game contents of the normal symbol game, the game contents of the special symbol game 1, the game contents of the special symbol game 2, the game contents of the winning game, and the game contents of the jackpot game. CPU 61, ROM 62, and RAM 63. A control program and control data are recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60, and the CPU 61 executes processing operations based on the control program in the ROM 62 and the control data in the ROM 62 using the RAM 63 as a work area. The sensor circuit 64 has a normal symbol start signal output from the normal symbol start port sensor 24, a special symbol start signal 1 output from the upper special symbol start port sensor 26, and a special symbol start output from the lower special symbol start port sensor 28. Each of the signal 2 and the count signal output from the count sensor 40 is transmitted to the main control circuit 60. The main control circuit 60 is controlled based on detecting the special symbol start signal 1 through the sensor circuit 64. Each of the command and the prize ball command is set, and each of the control command and the prize ball command is set based on detecting the special symbol start signal 2 via the sensor circuit 64, and the count signal is sent via the sensor circuit 64. A prize ball command is set based on the detection.

  The solenoid circuit 65 in FIG. 3 electrically turns on / off the start port solenoid 31, and the main control circuit 60 opens and closes the lower special symbol start port 27 based on driving control of the solenoid circuit 65. The LED circuit 66 is for electrically turning on / off each of the plurality of LEDs of the normal symbol display 33, and the main control circuit 60 controls the normal symbol display 33 based on driving control of the LED circuit 66. Display the video. The LED circuit 67 is for electrically turning on / off each of the four hold LEDs 35 of the hold indicator 34, and the main control circuit 60 displays the number of times the normal symbol game is held based on driving control of the LED circuit 67. To do. The solenoid circuit 68 electrically turns on / off the winning opening solenoid 39, and the main control circuit 60 opens and closes the special winning opening 36 based on driving control of the solenoid circuit 68. The LED circuit 69 electrically turns on and off each of the plurality of LEDs of the upper special symbol display 41, and the main control circuit 60 specially controls the upper special symbol display 41 based on driving control of the LED circuit 69. The image of symbol game 1 is displayed. The LED circuit 70 is for electrically turning on and off each of the plurality of LEDs of the lower special symbol display 42, and the main control circuit 60 is specially assigned to the lower special symbol display 42 based on driving control of the LED circuit 70. The image of symbol game 2 is displayed.

  The payout control circuit 80 shown in FIG. 3 controls a payout operation for paying out a game ball as a prize in the upper plate 4 and includes 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 80, and the CPU executes a payout operation based on the ROM control program and the ROM control data using the RAM as a work area. The payout control circuit 80 receives a result of setting a prize ball command from the main control circuit 60, and sets a drive signal based on receiving the result of setting a prize ball command. The motor circuit 81 is provided with a drive signal setting result from the payout control circuit 80, and drives the payout motor 82 based on the drive signal setting result provided from the payout control circuit 80. The payout motor 82 corresponds to a drive source of a prize ball payout device for paying out game balls as prizes into the upper plate 4. A prize ball command is driven into the upper plate 4 based on driving of the payout motor 82. A set number of game balls according to the game is paid out as a prize.

  The effect control circuit 90 shown in FIG. 3 transmits a control command setting result from the main control circuit 60, and includes a CPU 91, a ROM 92, and a RAM 93. Each of the control program and the control data is recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. When the CPU 91 receives the setting result of the control command, the control program of the ROM 92 and the control data of the ROM 92 are each set using the RAM 93 as a work area. An effect control command is set based on

  The display control circuit 100 shown in FIG. 3 transmits the setting result of the effect control command from the effect control circuit 90. The display control circuit 100 displays an image of a decorative symbol game corresponding to the reception result of the effect control command on the decorative symbol display 43 based on receiving the setting result of the effect control command. It has VRAM. The VROM displays image data for displaying the reserved picture 45, image data for displaying the game mode picture 47, image data for displaying each of the symbol elements "1" to "8", and a preview picture 48. Image data, image data for displaying the card pattern 49, image data for displaying the probable change notification pattern 50, image data for displaying the non-probability change notification pattern 51, and a background image of the decorative pattern game are displayed. Video data and video data for displaying a jackpot game video are recorded in advance. The VDP develops each of the image data and video data detected from the VROM in the VRAM, and the decorative symbol display 43 The video is displayed in color based on the output of the R, G and B signals.

  The sound control circuit 110 shown in FIG. 3 transmits the setting result of the effect control command from the effect control circuit 90. The sound control circuit 110 sets the sound signal based on receiving the setting result of the effect control command. The sound control circuit 110 drives both the speakers 13 based on the setting result of the sound signal. A sound effect corresponding to the reception result of the effect control command is output from each. The illumination control circuit 120 transmits the result of setting the effect control command from the effect control circuit 90. This electric decoration control circuit 120 sets an electric decoration signal based on receiving the setting result of the production control command, and drives each of the plural electric decoration LEDs 15 based on the setting result of the electric decoration signal. And blinking according to the reception result of the production control command.

  FIG. 8 shows a list of control commands transmitted from the main control circuit 60 to the effect control circuit 90. The control commands include a change start command, a change stop command, a symbol information command 1, a symbol information command 2, and a hold command. 1, hold command 2, jackpot round command and continuous notice command are set. The first byte “80 (h)” of the variation start command corresponds to MODE data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 that either one of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 is started. The second byte of “XX (h)” corresponds to EXT data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 of the required time from the start of one of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 to the stop. The time required for each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 corresponds to the special symbol game time, and the effect control circuit 90 performs the decorative symbol game based on the EXT data “XX (h)” of the change start command. Set the content of each video, sound and light. The change stop command “8100 (h)” notifies the effect control circuit 90 that one of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 is finished. The effect control circuit 90 notifies the change stop command “8100 (h)”. ) "Is received, and this decoration pattern game is finished.

  The first byte “91 (h)” of the symbol information command 1 corresponds to MODE data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 that the special symbol type to be stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1 is transmitted. The second byte “XX (h)” of command 1 corresponds to EXT data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 of the type of special symbol to be stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 1. The first byte “92 (h)” of the symbol information command 2 corresponds to MODE data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 that the special symbol type to be stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 2 is transmitted. The second byte “XX (h)” of the command 2 corresponds to EXT data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 of the type of the special symbol to be stopped and displayed in the special symbol game 2.

  The first byte “A1 (h)” of the hold command 1 corresponds to MODE data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 that the special symbol game 1 has been held, and the second byte “XX (h) of the hold command 1 ")" Corresponds to EXT data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 of the number of times the special symbol game 1 is held. The first byte “A2 (h)” of the hold command 2 corresponds to MODE data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 that the special symbol game 2 is held, and the second byte “XX (h) of the hold command 2 ")" Corresponds to EXT data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 of the number of times the special symbol game 2 is held.

  The first byte “B0 (h)” of the big hit round command corresponds to MODE data for notifying the effect control circuit 90 that the big hit round starts, and the second byte “XX (h)” of the big hit round command. Corresponds to EXT data for notifying the production control circuit 90 of how many times this big hit round is. The continuous notice command “C100 (h)” is transmitted to the effect control circuit 90 when there is a possibility that the reserved data of the special symbol game 1 may be a big hit. Based on receiving the command, it is determined with a predetermined probability that the video of the notice effect will be displayed.

  FIG. 9 shows a list of random counters updated by the main control circuit 60. The random counter MR1 is used to determine whether or not it is a big hit that opens the special winning opening 36, and is updated within the range of the lower limit value “0” to the upper limit value “100”. The random counter MR2 is used to select a change start command, and is updated within the range of the lower limit value “0” to the upper limit value “1000”. The random counter MR3 is used to determine whether or not it is a probability variation jackpot that activates the probability variation mode, and is updated within the range of the lower limit value “0” to the upper limit value “62”. The random counter MR4 is used to determine whether the number of times the special winning opening 36 is opened in the big hit game is set to 2 times or 15 times. The lower limit value “0” to the upper limit value “52” are used. It is updated within the range. The random counter MR5 is used to determine whether or not the lower special symbol start opening 27 is about to be opened, and is updated within the range of the lower limit value “0” to the upper limit value “32”.

  FIG. 10A shows a normal jackpot determination table recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. This normal jackpot determination table is control data for determining whether or not the jackpot is when the probability variation mode is invalid, based on the update result of the random counter MR1, and each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 Commonly used in In the normal jackpot determination table, the jackpot determination result is assigned to the random counter MR1 “7”, and the outlier determination result is assigned to each remaining numerical value except the random counter MR1 “7”. Yes. That is, when the probability variation mode is invalid, it is determined with a constant normal probability “1/101” that the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 are big hits.

  FIG. 10B shows a jackpot determination table at the time of probability change recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The jackpot determination table at the time of probability change is control data for determining whether or not the jackpot is a big hit when the probability variation mode is valid, based on the update result of the random counter MR1, each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 Commonly used in In the jackpot determination table at the time of probability change, the random counters MR1 “7” “17” “27” “37” “47” “57” “67” “77” “87” “97” are each set to 10 numerical values. On the other hand, determination results for jackpots are assigned, and outlier determination results are assigned to the remaining numerical values other than the 10 numerical values of the random counters MR1 “7” to “97”. That is, when the probability variation mode is valid, the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 are each determined to be a big hit with a constant high probability “10/101” compared to when the probability variation mode is invalid.

  FIG. 11 shows a probability variation determination table recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. This probability variation determination table is control data for determining whether to enable or disable the probability variation mode based on the update result of the random counter MR3 when determined to be a big hit. Commonly used in each of the special symbol games 2. In this probability variation determination table, a determination result (no probability variation) for invalidating the probability variation mode is assigned to each of the random counters MR3 “0” to “24”, and each of the random counters MR3 “25” to “62”. Is assigned with a determination result (with certainty) that enables the probability variation mode. That is, the probability variation mode is enabled with a common probability of “38/63” on condition that the big win is determined in each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2, and the common probability of “25/63” It is invalidated by.

  FIG. 12A shows a big hit round determination table for special symbol game 1 recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The result of updating the random counter MR4 indicates whether the number of continuations of the big hit round is set to 2 or 15 when it is judged that the special symbol game 1 is a big hit in the special symbol game 1 Control data for determination based on the game, and the determination result of 15 times is assigned to each of the random counters MR4 “0” to “7” in the jackpot round determination table for the special symbol game 1, and the random counter Two determination results are assigned to each of MR3 “8” to “52”. That is, in the case of special symbol game 1, when it is determined that it is a big hit, the number of continuations of the big hit round is set to 15 with a probability of “8/53”, and the number of continuations of the big hit round is set with a probability of “45/53”. Set to 2 times.

  FIG. 12B shows a big hit round determination table for special symbol game 2 recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The result of the update of the random counter MR4 indicates whether the number of continuations of the big hit round is set to 2 or 15 when it is judged that the special symbol game 2 is a big hit in the special symbol game 2 Control data for determination based on the game, and the determination result of 15 times is assigned to each of the random counters MR4 “0” to “47” in the big hit round determination table for the special symbol game 2 and the random counter Two determination results are assigned to each of MR3 “48” to “52”. That is, if the special symbol game 2 is determined to be a big hit, the number of continuations of the big hit round is set to 15 with a probability of “48/53” and the number of continuations of the big hit round with a probability of “5/53”. This is set twice, which is advantageous compared to the special symbol game 1 in that the number of game balls to be paid out to the player is large.

  FIG. 13A shows a normal hit determination table recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. This normal hit determination table is control data for determining whether or not the probability variation mode is invalid based on the update result of the random counter MR5. The normal hit determination table includes the random counter MR5. A hit determination result is assigned to “7”, and an outlier determination result is assigned to each remaining numerical value except for the random counter MR5 “7”. That is, when the probability variation mode is invalid, it is determined that the winning is a constant normal probability “1/33”.

  FIG. 13B shows a hit determination table at the time of probability change recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. This probability change hit determination table is control data for determining whether or not the probability variation mode is valid based on the update result of the random counter MR5. The probability change hit determination table includes the random counter MR5. A hit determination result is assigned to each of the 32 numerical values “0 to 31”, and an outlier determination result is assigned to one numerical value of the random counter MR1 “32”. That is, when the probability variation mode is valid, it is determined that the winning is a constant high probability “32/33” higher than when the probability variation mode is invalid.

  FIG. 14A shows a normal variation start command table 1 recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The normal variation start command table 1 is obtained by assigning a random counter MR2 to each of the variation start commands # 01 to # 08. When the special symbol game 2 is performed when the probability variation mode is invalid, the special symbol game 1 is used. The random data for the MR1 has one of the nine jackpot values “17, 27, 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97” only when the probability is changed. Of the change start commands # 01 to # 08 in the change start command table 1, the one corresponding to the update result of the random counter MR2 is selected. Each of these nine jackpot values “17 to 97” is determined to be a big hit in the effective state of the probability variation mode, and is determined not to be a big hit in the invalid state of the probability variation mode.

  FIG. 14B shows a normal fluctuation start command table 2 recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The normal variation start command table 2 is obtained by assigning a random counter MR2 to each of the variation start commands # 01 to # 08. When the special symbol game 1 is performed when the probability variation mode is invalid, the normal variation is performed. Of the change start commands # 01 to # 08 in the start command table 2, one corresponding to the update result of the random counter MR2 is selected. Each of the variation start commands # 01 to # 04 is for out-of-use selection when determined to be out, and each of the change start commands # 05 to # 08 is determined to be a big hit It is for the jackpot that is selected.

  As shown in FIG. 14, each of the fluctuation start command table 1 at normal time and the fluctuation start command table 2 at normal time is assigned a fluctuation display time for each of the fluctuation start commands # 01 to # 08. When a variation start command is selected from each of the normal variation start command table 1 and the normal variation start command table 2, a variation display time corresponding to the selection result of the variation start command is selected. This variation display time corresponds to the special symbol game time which is the time required from the start of the special symbol variation display to the stop, and each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 has a variation start command. It is performed with a variable display time according to the selection result. The normal variation start command table 1 and the normal variation start command table 2 have different selection probabilities for the deviation variation start commands # 01 to # 04, and the normal variation start command table. 1, the selection probability of each of the change start commands # 02 to # 04 is set lower than that in the normal change start command table 2, and the selection probability of the change start command # 01 is lower than that in the normal change start command table 2. Is set high. In the normal variation start command table 1, when the probability variation mode is disabled, the reserved data of the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 1 has any one of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” at the time of certain probability variation. Is used in the special symbol game 2, and when the probability variation mode is disabled, any one of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” at the time of probability change is included in the reserved data of the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 1 If the time required for the special symbol game 2 when it is determined that it is out of existence when the probability variation mode is disabled, the jackpot value of only nine probable changes in the reserved data of the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 1 Compared with the case where none of “17 to 97” exists.

  FIG. 15A shows a change start command table 1 at the time of probability change recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The change start command table 1 at the time of probability change shows that the nine jackpot values “17˜” only at the time of probability change to the reserved data of the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 1 when the special symbol game 2 is performed in the effective state of the probability change mode. 97 ”is used on condition that there is any one of“ 97 ”, and the fluctuation start command table 1 at the time of probability change is common to both the fluctuation start command table 1 at normal time and the fluctuation start command table 2 at normal time. In addition to the change start commands # 01 to # 08, a change start command # 00 for time reduction is set, and a random counter MR2 is assigned to each of the change start commands # 00 to # 08.

  FIG. 15B shows a change start command table 2 at the time of probability change recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. This change start command table 2 at the time of probability change is obtained by assigning a random counter MR2 to each of the change start commands # 00 to # 08, and when performing the special symbol game 1 in the effective state of the probability change mode, The change start command table 2 is used.

  As shown in FIG. 15, each of the change start command table 1 at the time of the probability change and the change start command table 2 at the time of the probability change are assigned a change display time for each of the change start commands # 00 to # 08. When a variation start command is selected from each of the variation start command table 1 at the time of probability variation and the variation start command table 2 at the time of probability variation, the variation display time corresponding to the selection result of the variation start command is selected. The variation start command # 00 has a variation display time set shorter than each of the variation start commands # 01 to # 08. When the probability variation mode is valid, the variation start command # 00 varies in each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2. Based on the selection of the start command # 00, the variation display time is shortened compared to when the probability variation mode is invalid.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the change start command table 1 at the time of probability change and the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change have different selection probabilities for the change start commands # 00 to # 04 for deviation, In the variation start command table 1 at the time of probability change, the selection probabilities of the variation start commands # 01 to # 04 are set lower than those at the variation start command table 2 at the time of probability change, and the selection probability of the variation start command # 00 is It is set higher than the fluctuation start command table 2. When the probability change mode is valid, the change start command table 1 at the time of probability change has one of nine jackpot values “17 to 97” only at the time of probability change in the hold data of the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 1 Is used in the special symbol game 2 and when the probability variation mode is valid, any one of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” at the time of the probability change is included in the hold data of the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 1 If the time required for the special symbol game 2 when it is determined to be out of existence when the probability variation mode is valid, the nine jackpot values for the special symbol game 1 random counter MR1 for the reserved data of the special symbol game 1 only at the time of the probability change Compared with the case where none of “17 to 97” exists.

  FIG. 16 shows a normal symbol game time table pre-recorded in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60. The normal symbol game time table shows ST (2 × 1000 msec) and LT (10 × 1000 msec) as normal symbol game times. Are set. This normal symbol game time refers to the time required from the start of normal symbol variation display to the stop, and when normal symbol game is started, the normal symbol game time ST and LT from the normal symbol game time table. Is selected.

  FIG. 17 shows the control data storage area 130 set in the RAM 63 of the main control circuit 60. The control data storage area 130 is an area for storing data necessary for performing the normal symbol game, the special symbol game 1, the special symbol game 2, the winning game, and the jackpot game. Special symbol reservation data storage unit 131, special symbol reservation data storage unit 132 for special symbol game 2, normal symbol reservation data storage unit 133, special symbol storage unit 134, normal symbol storage unit 135, flag storage unit 136, and timer storage unit 137 and a counter storage unit 138.

  The special symbol hold data storage unit 131 is an area where the detection results of the random counter MR1, random counter MR3, and random counter MR4 are recorded. When the game ball wins the upper special symbol start opening 25, the random counter MR1 The update results of the random counter MR3 and the random counter MR4 are detected, and the detection results of the random counter MR1 to the detection results of the random counter MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage 131. The special symbol holding data storage unit 131 records the detection results of up to four sets of random counters MR1 to the detection results of random counters MR4. The detection results of the random counters MR1 of each set and detections of the random counters MR4. The result is recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 together with any of the hold numbers “1”, “2”, “3”, and “4” that specify the detection order. That is, the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 is an area in which hold data for the special symbol game 1 is recorded.

  The special symbol hold data storage unit 132 is an area where the detection results of the random counter MR1, random counter MR3, and random counter MR4 are recorded. When the game ball wins the lower special symbol start port 27, the random counter MR1 The update results of the random counter MR3 and the random counter MR4 are detected, and the detection results of the random counter MR1 to the detection results of the random counter MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132. The special symbol holding data storage unit 132 records the detection results of up to four sets of random counters MR1 to the detection results of random counters MR4. The detection results of random counters MR1 of each set and detections of random counters MR4 The result is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 together with any of the holding numbers “1”, “2”, “3”, and “4” that specify the detection order. That is, the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 is an area in which hold data for the special symbol game 2 is recorded.

  The normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 is an area where the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded. When the game ball passes the normal symbol start port 23, the update result of the random counter MR5 is detected, and the random counter MR5 The detection result is recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133. The normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 stores the detection results of up to four random counters MR5. The detection results of the random counter MR5 are hold numbers “1”, “2”, “3” that specify the detection order. ”And“ 4 ”are recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133. That is, the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 is an area in which hold data for normal symbol games is recorded.

  The special symbol storage unit 134 is an area in which the setting result of the special symbol to be stopped and displayed in each of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 of this time is recorded. When the off symbol “1” is set, When “1” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134 and the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” is set, “2” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134 and the 2R probability variable jackpot symbol “3” is set. In this case, “3” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, and when the 15R normal big hit symbol “4” is set, “4” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, and the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is recorded. "Is set," 5 "is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134. The normal symbol storage unit 135 is an area in which the setting result of the normal symbol to be stopped and displayed in this normal symbol game is recorded, and when the winning symbol “O” is set, “O” is displayed in the normal symbol storage unit 135. When the off symbol “x” is recorded, “x” is recorded in the normal symbol storage unit 135.

  The flag storage unit 136 includes a normal symbol start signal flag, a special symbol start signal flag 1, a special symbol start signal flag 2, a hit flag, a normal symbol process flag, a probability change flag, a prefetching probability change flag, a forward advance flag, a special symbol process flag, and a priority process. This is an area in which each of the flag and the big hit flag is recorded. The normal symbol start signal flag indicates whether or not the game ball has passed the normal symbol start port 23, and the special symbol start signal flag 1 indicates whether or not the game ball has won the upper special symbol start port 25. The special symbol start signal flag 2 indicates whether or not the game ball has won the lower special symbol start port 27. The winning flag indicates whether or not the winning is determined in the current normal symbol game, and the normal symbol process flag is any of the hit determining process in step S111 to the interval process in step S115 in the normal symbol process in FIG. Indicates whether to execute.

  The probability variation flag indicates whether or not the probability variation mode is enabled, and the look-ahead probability variation flag is obtained when processing is performed based on the retained data in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 for the special symbol game 2 It indicates whether or not the probability variation mode is activated, and the advance flag indicates whether or not the time required for the special symbol game 2 is shortened. The special symbol process flag indicates which one of the big hit determination process of step S281 to the big hit game process of step S286 is executed in the special symbol process of FIG. 43, and the priority processing flag is special symbol game 1 and special symbol game. No. 2 is started, and the jackpot flag indicates whether or not the jackpot is determined in this special symbol game.

  The timer storage unit 137 is an area in which the normal symbol timer MT1 and the special symbol timer MT2 are recorded. The normal symbol timer MT1 measures the remaining time of the normal symbol game time, the winning game time and the interval time, and the special symbol timer MT2 measures the remaining time of the special symbol game time and the wait time. is there. The counter storage unit 138 is an area in which each of the random counters MR1 to MR5 and the big hit round counter MN1 is recorded, and the big hit round counter MN1 measures the number of big hit rounds in the big hit game.

  FIG. 18 shows a process data table recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. This process data table is obtained by assigning process data numbers to the EXT data 00 (h) of the change start command # 00 to the EXT data 08 (h) of the change start command # 08, and the change start command is selected. In this case, one corresponding to the EXT data of the change start command is selected from the process data numbers P00 to P08. Each of process data # 00 to # 08 is recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. Each of the process data # 00 to # 08 is assigned a process data number. When a process data number is selected, the process data number is selected from among the process data # 00 to # 08. The one is selected.

  Each of the process data # 00 to # 08 is recorded with the effect content of the decorative symbol game video, the effect content of the sound effect, and the effect content of the electrical decoration. As shown in FIG. It consists of set values and production control data. Each effect control data of the process data # 00 to # 08 includes display control data, sound control data, and electrical control data. The display control data corresponds to the effect content of the video displayed on the decorative symbol display 43 in the decorative symbol game, and the sound control data corresponds to the effect content of the sound effect output from each of the speakers 13 in the decorative symbol game. The decoration control data corresponds to the contents of the effect of blinking each of the plurality of illumination LEDs 15 in the decoration symbol game, and the process timer set value is an effect corresponding to each of the display control data, the audio control data, and the illumination control data. The time timing for generating the symbol is shown on the basis of the start of the decorative symbol game.

  In each of the process data # 00 to # 08, as shown in FIG. 19, there are an entire figure variation start command, a left column variation stop command, a right column variation stop command, and a middle column variation stop command as display control data. Commonly set. The all figure variation start command is used to start displaying the symbol elements in the variation state in the left variation region L, the middle variation region C, and the right variation region R, respectively. In the decorative symbol game, the process data # 00- Even when any of # 08 is selected, display of each of the symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the middle column, and the symbol element in the right column is started in a variation state based on the all diagram variation start command. The variation stop command in the left column is for suspending the symbol elements in the left variation region L, and the variation stop command in the right column is for variably stopping the symbol elements in the right variation region R, The middle row variation stop command is for variably stopping the symbol elements in the middle variation region C. For these left column variation stop command to middle column variation stop command, (1) left column variation stop command, (2) right column variation stop command, and (3) middle column variation stop command are set in small order. Even if any of process data # 00 to # 08 is selected in the decorative symbol game, the value is assigned (1) Symbol element in the left column (2) Symbol element in the right column (3) Middle column The symbol elements are stopped and displayed in the order of the symbol elements.

  FIG. 20 shows a video command table for a decorative symbol game recorded in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90 in advance. This video command table is obtained by assigning a process data number to each of video commands 0000 (h) to 0008 (h) for decorative symbol game. When the process data number is selected, video for decorative symbol game is displayed. Of commands 0000 (h) to 0008 (h), the one corresponding to the selection result of the process data number is selected.

  FIG. 21 shows a video table recorded in advance in the VROM of the display control circuit 100. This video table is obtained by allocating video commands to the video data VIDEO-0 to VIDEO-8 for decorative design game. When the video command for decorative design game is selected, the video data VIDEO-0 to 0 is displayed. Of the VIDEO-8, one corresponding to the selection result of the video command is selected. Each of these video data VIDEO-0 to VIDEO-8 is for displaying a background image in a decorative symbol game, and in the decorative symbol game, a symbol element in the left column, a symbol element in the middle column and a symbol element in the right column Each is displayed superimposed on the front of the background video according to the selection result of the video data for the decorative design game.

  FIG. 22 shows a video command table for big hit games recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. This video command table is obtained by allocating EXT data of the big hit round command to each of the 15 big hit game video commands 0101 (h) to 010F (h), and when the big hit round command is selected, the big hit Of the video commands for games 0101 (h) to 010F (h), the one corresponding to the EXT data of the big hit round command is selected.

  FIG. 23 shows a big hit game video table pre-recorded in the VROM of the display control circuit 100. This video table is obtained by allocating video commands for jackpot games to the video data VIDEO-11 to VIDEO-15 for jackpot games. When the video command for jackpot games is selected, the video data VIDEO- From 11 to VIDEO-15, the one corresponding to the selection result of the video command is selected. Each of the jackpot game video data VIDEO-11 to VIDEO-15 is for displaying a jackpot round effect image on the decorative symbol display 43 in the jackpot round, and for displaying the number of continuations of the jackpot round. Contains data. The video data VIDEO-12 for the jackpot game is for displaying the image of the random lottery effect in which the card pattern 49 is turned upside down from the back as the production image in the second big hit round. Each of the notification picture 50 and the unfortunate change notification picture 51 of “Sorry for you” is displayed by superimposing image data in front of the video data VIDEO-12.

  FIG. 24 shows a list of random counters updated by the effect control circuit 90. The random counter SR1 is cyclically updated within the range of “0 to 249”, and is set to the combination of the case where the decorative symbol is set to the jackpot combination, the combination of the detachment reach, and the combination of the complete detachment. Used in each case. The random counter SR2 is cyclically updated within the range of “0 to 162”, and is used for each of the case where the decorative symbol is set to the combination of outliers and the case of the combination of complete outliers. The random counter SR3 is cyclically updated within the range of “0 to 72”, and is used when the decorative symbol is set to a combination that is completely out of place. The random counter SR4 is updated cyclically within a range of “0 to 100”, and is used to determine whether or not to display a video of a notice effect in a decorative symbol game.

  FIG. 25A shows the symbol table 1 recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. This symbol table 1 is obtained by assigning a random counter SR1 to each of the eight symbol elements “1” to “8”. When the decorative symbol is set to the jackpot combination, When the symbol element in the column and the symbol element in the right column are selected according to the update result of the random counter SR1 from the symbol table 1, and the decorative symbol is set to a combination of outreach, the symbol element in the left column and When each of the symbol elements in the right column is selected from the symbol table 1 according to the update result of the random counter SR1, and the decorative symbol is set to a completely out of combination, the symbol elements in the left column are randomly selected from the symbol table 1. The one corresponding to the update result of the counter SR1 is selected.

  FIG. 25B shows the symbol table 2 recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. This symbol table 2 is obtained by assigning a random counter SR2 to each of the eight symbol elements “1” to “8”. When the ornament symbol is set as a combination of detachment reach and a combination of complete detachment. In each case, a symbol corresponding to the update result of the random counter SR2 is selected from the symbol table 2 as the symbol element in the middle row. FIG. 25C shows the symbol table 3 recorded in advance in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. This symbol table 3 is obtained by assigning a random counter SR3 to each of the eight symbol elements “1” to “8”. When the decorative symbol is set to a completely out of combination, as the symbol element in the right column, The symbol table 3 is selected according to the update result of the random counter SR3.

  FIG. 26 shows the effect control data storage area 150 set in the RAM 93 of the effect control circuit 90. The effect control data storage area 150 stores a command storage unit 151, a flag storage unit 152, a timer storage unit 153, and a counter storage. Each of the unit 154 and the confirmed symbol storage unit 155 is set. The command storage unit 151 records a change start command, a change stop command, a symbol information command 1, a symbol information command 2, a hold command 1, a hold command 2, a jackpot round command, and a continuous notice command transmitted from the main control circuit 60. The flag storage unit 152 is an area in which a game start flag, a game in progress flag, a game stop flag, a big hit round flag, and a notice effect flag are recorded.

The game start flag indicates whether or not a variation start command is transmitted from the main control circuit 60, the game in progress flag indicates whether or not a decorative symbol game is being executed, and the game stop flag is a main control. This indicates whether or not a change stop command has been transmitted from the circuit 60. The jackpot round flag indicates whether or not a jackpot round command is transmitted from the main control circuit 60, and the notice effect flag indicates whether or not a notice effect picture is displayed in the video of the decorative symbol game this time. is there. The timer storage unit 153 is an area where a variable time timer ST1 is recorded. The variable time timer ST1 is for measuring the elapsed time of the decorative symbol game. The counter storage unit 154 is an area in which each of the random counters SR1 to SR4 is recorded, and the confirmed symbol storage unit 155 is an area in which a combination of decorative symbols to be stopped and displayed in the current decorative symbol game is recorded.
[1] Main Processing FIG. 27 shows the main processing executed by the CPU 61 of the main control circuit 60 when the power is turned on. When the power is turned on, the CPU 61 registers and PIO (parallel input / output port) in step S1. Initialize each of In step S2, the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131, the special symbol reservation data storage unit 132, the normal symbol reservation data storage unit 133, the special symbol storage unit 134, the normal symbol storage unit 135, the flag storage unit 136, and the timer storage of the RAM 63 are stored. The unit 137, the counter storage unit 138, the prefetch information storage unit 139, and the prefetch information storage unit 140 are initialized, and a CTC (counter / timer) is initialized so that a timer interrupt is generated every 4 msec in step S3. The probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is initially set to an off state in step S2, and the probability variation mode is initially set to an invalid state when the power is turned on.

When the CPU 61 initializes the CTC in step S3, it repeats the counter update process 1 in step S4. This counter update process 1 updates the random counter MR2 of the counter storage unit 138 by a predetermined unit value “1” recorded in advance in the ROM 62. As shown in FIG. 9, the update process of the random counter MR2 is an initial process. After the value “0” is added to the limit value “1000”, the value is returned to the initial value “0” and performed cyclically. Each of these initial value “0” and limit value “1000” is recorded in advance in the ROM 62.
[2] Timer Interrupt Processing FIG. 28 shows timer interrupt processing executed by the CPU 61 every 4 msec when a timer interrupt occurs. The CPU 61 performs input processing at step S11 and counter update at step S12 each time a timer interrupt occurs. Processing 2, normal symbol data acquisition processing in step S13, special symbol data acquisition processing 1 in step S14, special symbol data acquisition processing 2 in step S15, normal symbol process processing in step S16, jackpot prefetching processing in step S17, and step S18 Special symbol process processing is executed in this order.
[2-1] Input Processing FIG. 29 shows the input processing in step S11, and the CPU 61 determines whether or not a normal symbol start signal is output from the sensor circuit 64 in step S21. If it is determined that the normal symbol start signal is not output from the sensor circuit 64, the normal symbol start signal flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state in step S22, and the normal symbol start signal is output from the sensor circuit 64. If it is determined that it is output, the normal symbol start signal flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the ON state in step S23.

  In step S24, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the special symbol start signal 1 is output from the sensor circuit 64. If it is determined that the special symbol start signal 1 is not output from the sensor circuit 64, the special symbol start signal flag 1 in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an OFF state in step S25, and the special symbol start is output from the sensor circuit 64. If it is determined that the signal 1 is output, the special symbol start signal flag 1 of the flag storage unit 136 is set to an ON state in step S26.

When proceeding to step S27, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the special symbol start signal 2 is output from the sensor circuit 64. If it is determined that the special symbol start signal 2 is not output from the sensor circuit 64, the special symbol start signal flag 2 in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an OFF state in step S28, and the special symbol start is output from the sensor circuit 64. If it is determined that the signal 2 is output, the special symbol start signal flag 2 of the flag storage unit 136 is set to an ON state in step S29. That is, when the game ball passes the normal symbol start port 23, the normal symbol start signal flag is set to the on state, and when the game ball wins the upper special symbol start port 25, the special symbol start signal flag 1 is set. When the game ball is set to the on state and the game ball wins the lower special symbol start port 27, the special symbol start signal flag 2 is set to the on state.
[2-2] Counter update process 2
FIG. 30 shows the counter update process 2 in step S12. The CPU 61 detects the update result of the random counter MR1 from the counter storage unit 138 in step S31, and compares the detection result of the random counter MR1 with the upper limit value “100”. To do. If it is determined that “MR1 = 100” is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S32, and the unit value “1” is added to the random counter MR1 of the counter storage unit 138. This random counter MR1 is set to the initial value “0” in step S2 of FIG. 27. If the CPU 61 determines that “MR1 = 100” in step S31, it proceeds to step S33 and stores the counter. An initial value “0” is set in the random counter MR1 of the unit 138. That is, the random counter MR1 is updated by the unit value “1” every time the timer interrupt process occurs, and after the constant lower limit value “0” is added to the constant upper limit value “100”, the lower limit value “1” is added. It returns to 0 and is added cyclically.

  In step S34, the CPU 61 detects the update result of the random counter MR3 from the counter storage unit 138, and compares the detection result of the random counter MR3 with the upper limit value “62”. When it is determined that “MR3 = 62” is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S35, and the unit value “1” is added to the random counter MR3 of the counter storage unit 138. The random counter MR3 is initially set to the lower limit value “0” in step S2 of FIG. 27. When the CPU 61 determines that “MR3 = 62” in step S34, the process proceeds to step S36, where the counter storage unit The lower limit value “0” is set to the random counter MR3 of 138. That is, the random counter MR3 is updated by the unit value “1” every time the timer interrupt process occurs, and after the constant lower limit value “0” is added to the constant upper limit value “62”, the lower limit value “ It returns to 0 and is added cyclically.

  In step S37, the CPU 61 detects the update result of the random counter MR4 from the counter storage unit 138, and compares the detection result of the random counter MR4 with the upper limit value “52”. When it is determined that “MR4 = 52” is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S38, and the unit value “1” is added to the random counter MR4 of the counter storage unit 138. The random counter MR4 is initially set to the lower limit value “0” in step S2 of FIG. 27. When the CPU 61 determines that “MR4 = 52” in step S37, the process proceeds to step S39, where the counter storage unit The lower limit value “0” is set to the random counter MR4 of 138. That is, the random counter MR4 is updated by the unit value “1” every time the timer interrupt process occurs, and after the constant lower limit value “0” is added to the constant upper limit value “52”, the lower limit value “ It returns to 0 and is added cyclically.

In step S40, the CPU 61 detects the update result of the random counter MR5 from the counter storage unit 138, and compares the detection result of the random counter MR5 with the upper limit value “32”. When it is determined that “MR5 = 32” is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S41, and the unit value “1” is added to the random counter MR5 of the counter storage unit 138. The random counter MR5 is initially set to the lower limit value “0” in step S2 of FIG. 27. When the CPU 61 determines that “MR5 = 32” in step S40, the process proceeds to step S42, where the counter storage unit The lower limit value “0” is set to the random counter MR5 of 138. That is, the random counter MR5 is updated by the unit value “1” every time the timer interrupt process occurs, and after the constant lower limit value “0” is added to the constant upper limit value “32”, the lower limit value “ It returns to 0 and is added cyclically.
[2-3] Normal Symbol Data Acquisition Processing FIG. 31 shows the normal symbol data acquisition processing in step S13, and the CPU 61 sets whether the normal symbol start signal flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S51. Judge whether or not. For example, when the game ball passes through the normal symbol start port 23, the normal symbol start signal flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the ON state in step S11 of FIG. In this case, the CPU 61 proceeds from step S51 to step S52, and detects the update result of the random counter MR5 from the counter storage unit 138. Then, the process proceeds to step S53, and it is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 1.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S53 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 1, the detection result of the random counter MR5 is determined as the normal symbol holding data of the holding number 1 in step S54. Records in the storage unit 133. Then, the player is informed that one normal symbol game has been held based on lighting one hold LED 35 predetermined in step S55, and in step S56, the normal symbol start signal of the flag storage unit 136 is notified. Reset the flag to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S53 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 1, the random counter MR5 is stored in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 2 in step S57. It is determined whether or not the detection result is recorded. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 for the hold number 2, the process proceeds to step S58, and the detection result of the random counter MR5 is set to the normal symbol hold data for the hold number 2. Records in the storage unit 133. Then, the player is informed that the two normal symbol games have been held based on lighting the two predetermined hold LEDs 35 in step S59, and in step S56, the normal symbol start signal of the flag storage unit 136 is notified. Reset the flag to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S57 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol reserved data storage unit 133 of the reserved number 2, the random counter MR5 is stored in the normal symbol reserved data storage unit 133 of the reserved number 3 in step S60. It is determined whether or not the detection result is recorded. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 of the hold number 3, the process proceeds to step S61, and the detection result of the random counter MR5 is set to the normal symbol hold data of the hold number 3. Records in the storage unit 133. Then, the player is informed that the normal symbol game has been suspended three times based on lighting the three predetermined hold LEDs 35 in step S62, and in step S56, the normal symbol start signal of the flag storage unit 136 is notified. Reset the flag to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S60 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 3, the random counter MR5 is stored in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 4 in step S63. It is determined whether or not the detection result is recorded. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 of the hold number 4, the process proceeds to step S64, and the detection result of the random counter MR5 is set to the normal symbol hold data of the hold number 4. Records in the storage unit 133. Then, the player is informed that the four regular symbol games have been suspended based on the lighting of the four reserved LEDs 35 determined in advance in step S65, and the normal symbol start signal of the flag storage unit 136 in step S56. Reset the flag to the off state.

If the CPU 61 determines in step S63 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 4, the detection result of the random counter MR5 is cleared in step S66, and the flag is stored in step S56. The normal symbol start signal flag of the unit 136 is reset to the off state. That is, the upper limit value “4 times” is set for the number of times of holding the normal symbol game, and when the game ball passes through the normal symbol starting port 23 in a state where the four normal symbol games are already held, it is random. The recording process of the counter MR5 and the display process of the number of holding times are not performed, and the fact that the game ball has passed through the normal symbol start port 23 is invalidated.
[2-4] Special symbol data acquisition process 1
FIG. 32 shows the special symbol data acquisition process 1 of step S14, and the CPU 61 determines whether or not the special symbol start signal flag 1 of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S71. For example, when the game ball wins in the upper special symbol start opening 25, the special symbol start signal flag 1 of the flag storage unit 136 is set to ON in step S11 of FIG. In this case, the CPU 61 proceeds from step S71 to step S72, and detects the update result of the random counter MR1 from the counter storage unit 138. In step S73, the update result of the random counter MR3 is detected from the counter storage unit 138. In step S74, the update result of the random counter MR4 is detected from the counter storage unit 138. In step S75, the reserved number 1 for the special symbol game 1 is detected. It is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counter MR1, the random counter MR3, and the random counter MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S75 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 for the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1, the random counters MR1 to MR4 are detected in step S76. The respective detection results are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1. Then, in step S77, it is notified that one special symbol game 1 has been held based on the transmission of the hold command 1 “A101 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S78, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 1 is reset to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S75 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1 in step S75, the special symbol game 1 is used in step S79. It is determined whether or not the respective detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 2. If it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 for the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 1, the process proceeds to step S80, and the random counters MR1 to MR4 are transferred. The respective detection results are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage 131 of the hold number 2 for the special symbol game 1. Then, in step S81, it is notified that the special symbol game 1 has been held twice based on the transmission of the hold command 1 “A102 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S78, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 1 is reset to the off state.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S79 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 1 in step S79, the special symbol game 1 is used in step S82. It is determined whether or not the respective detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 3. Here, when it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1, the process proceeds to step S83, and the random counters MR1 to MR4 are transferred. The respective detection results are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage 131 of the hold number 3 for the special symbol game 1. Then, in step S84, it is notified that the special symbol game 1 has been held three times based on the transmission of the hold command 1 “A103 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S78 the special flag stored in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 1 is reset to the off state.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S82 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1 in step S82, the CPU 61 uses the special symbol game 1 for special symbol game 1 in step S85. It is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 4 of No. 4. Here, when it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 1, the process proceeds to step S86, and the random counters MR1 to MR4. Each detection result is recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 4 for the special symbol game 1. Then, in step S87, the fact that the special symbol game 1 has been held four times is notified based on the transmission of the hold command 1 “A104 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S78, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 1 is reset to the off state.

If the CPU 61 determines in step S85 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 4 for the special symbol game 1, the random counters MR1 to MR4 are detected in step S88. In step S78, the special symbol start signal flag 1 in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state. That is, the upper limit value “4 times” is set for the number of times the special symbol game 1 is held, and the game ball wins in the upper special symbol start opening 25 in a state where the special symbol game 1 is already held four times. When this is done, the recording processing of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 is not performed, and it is invalidated that the game ball has won a prize in the upper special symbol start opening 25.
[2-5] Special symbol data acquisition process 2
FIG. 33 shows the special symbol data acquisition process 2 in step S15, and the CPU 61 determines the setting state of the special symbol start signal flag 2 in the flag storage unit 136 in step S91. For example, when the game ball wins in the lower special symbol start opening 27, the special symbol start signal flag 2 of the flag storage unit 136 is set to ON in step S11 of FIG. In this case, the CPU 61 proceeds from step S91 to step S92, and detects the update result of the random counter MR1 from the counter storage unit 138. In step S93, the update result of the random counter MR3 is detected from the counter storage unit 138. In step S94, the update result of the random counter MR4 is detected from the counter storage unit 138. In step S95, the reserved number 1 for the special symbol game 2 is detected. It is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counter MR1, the random counter MR3, and the random counter MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S95 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2, the random counters MR1 to MR4 are detected in step S96. The respective detection results are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 1 for the special symbol game 2. Then, in step S97, it is notified that one special symbol game 2 has been held based on the transmission of the hold command 2 “A201 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S98, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 2 is reset to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S95 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 in step S95, the special symbol game 2 is used in step S99. It is determined whether or not the detection results of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 2. If it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 2, the process proceeds to step S100, and the random counters MR1 to MR4 are transferred. The respective detection results are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 2 for the special symbol game 2. Then, in step S101, it is notified that the special symbol game 2 has been held twice based on the transmission of the hold command 2 “A202 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90. In step S98, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 2 is reset to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S99 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 2, the special symbol game 2 is used in step S102. It is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 3. If it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2, the process proceeds to step S103, and the random counters MR1 to MR4 are transferred. Are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 3 for the special symbol game 2. Then, in step S104, the fact that the special symbol game 2 has been held three times is notified based on the transmission of the hold command 2 “A203 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S98, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 2 is reset to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S102 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2 in step S102, the special symbol game 2 is used in step S105. It is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 4. If it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 2, the process proceeds to step S106, and the random counters MR1 to MR4 are transferred. The respective detection results are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 4 for the special symbol game 2. Then, in step S107, it is notified that the special symbol game 2 has been held four times based on the transmission of the hold command 2 “A204 (h)” to the effect control circuit 90, and in step S98, the special in the flag storage unit 136 is notified. The symbol start signal flag 2 is reset to the off state.

If the CPU 61 determines in step S105 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 2, the random counters MR1 to MR4 are detected in step S108. In step S98, the special symbol start signal flag 2 in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state. In other words, the upper limit value “4 times” is set for the number of times the special symbol game 2 is held, and the game ball wins in the lower special symbol start port 27 in the state where the special symbol game 2 is already held four times. When this is done, the recording processing of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 is not performed, and it is invalidated that the game ball won in the lower special symbol start opening 27.
[2-6] Normal Symbol Process Processing FIG. 34 shows the normal symbol process processing in step S16. The normal symbol process includes a hit determination process in step S111, a normal symbol change process in step S112, a normal symbol change stop process in step S113, a hit game process in step S114, and an interval process in step S115. The hit determination process of S111 to the interval process of step S115 are alternatively performed according to the setting state of the normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136.
[2-6-1] Hit Determination Processing FIG. 35 shows the hit determination processing in step S111. This hit determination process is executed when the normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “0”. The normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is “0” in step S2 of FIG. ”.

  In step S121, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 1. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol reserved data storage unit 133 with the hold number 1, the process proceeds to step S122, and the random counter MR5 is transferred from the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 1. The recording result of is detected.

  When the CPU 61 detects the recording result of the random counter MR5 in step S122, it determines in step S123 whether or not the probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. The probability variation flag is reset to the off state in step S2 of FIG. 27 based on the power being turned on, and the CPU 61 determines that the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S123. When it is determined, the hit determination table at the time of probability change in FIG. 13B is detected from the ROM 62 at step S124, and when it is determined at step S123 that the probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state, at step S125. The normal hit determination table shown in FIG. 13A is detected from the ROM 62, and in either case, the process proceeds to step S126.

  In step S126, the CPU 61 selects a determination result corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR5 from the detection result of the hit determination table. Here, when the winning determination result is selected, the winning flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to an ON state in step S127, and the winning symbol “◯” is recorded in the normal symbol storing unit 135 in step S128. When the CPU 61 selects a determination result that is out of the detection result of the hit determination table in step S126, the CPU 61 resets the hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 to an off state in step S129, and in step S130, the CPU 61 returns to the normal symbol storage unit 135 to remove the symbol “×”. Is recorded. For example, when the detection result of the random counter MR5 is “5”, the hit determination result is selected from the hit determination table at the time of the probability change, and the determination result out of the normal hit determination table is selected.

  When the CPU 61 records either the symbol “◯” or the missing symbol “X” in the normal symbol storage unit 135, the CPU 61 determines in step S131 whether or not the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. If it is determined that the probability variation flag is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S132. If it is determined that the probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state, the process proceeds to step S133. When proceeding to step S132, the CPU 61 selects the normal symbol game time ST for probability change from the normal symbol game time table of FIG. 16, and sets the normal symbol game time ST for probability change in the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137. . When the CPU 61 proceeds to step S133, the normal symbol game time LT is selected from the normal symbol game time table of FIG. 16, and the normal symbol game time LT for normal use is set in the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137. .

  When the CPU 61 sets the normal symbol timer MT1, the CPU 61 clears the recording result of the random counter MR5 from the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 1 in step S134, and stores it in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 2 in step S135. It is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 of the hold number 2, one hold LED 35 determined in advance in step S141 is turned off, and a flag is stored in step S142. “1” is set to the normal symbol process flag of the part 136.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S135 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 2, it is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 2 in step S136. The random counter MR5 is shifted to the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 1. Then, the process proceeds to step S137, and it is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 of the hold number 3. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 of the hold number 3, one hold LED 35 determined in advance in step S141 is turned off, and a flag is stored in step S142. “1” is set to the normal symbol process flag of the part 136.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S137 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 3, it is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 3 in step S138. The random counter MR5 is shifted to the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 2. Then, the process proceeds to step S139, and it is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 4. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is not recorded in the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 of the hold number 4, one hold LED 35 determined in advance in step S141 is turned off, and a flag is stored in step S142. “1” is set to the normal symbol process flag of the part 136.

If the CPU 61 determines in step S139 that the detection result of the random counter MR5 is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 4, it is recorded in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number 4 in step S140. The random counter MR5 is shifted to the normal symbol hold data storage unit 133 with the hold number 3. In step S141, one predetermined hold LED 35 is turned off. In step S142, the normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “1”.
[2-6-2] Normal Symbol Fluctuation Processing FIG. 36 shows the normal symbol variation processing in step S112. This normal symbol variation processing is executed when the normal symbol process flag is set to “1”, and the CPU 61 controls the blinking of the LED of the normal symbol display 33 in step S151. “○” and the off symbol “×” are alternately displayed. Then, the remaining time of the normal symbol game is updated based on subtracting the unit value ΔT (= 4 msec) recorded in advance in the ROM 62 from the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S152, and the timer is stored in step S153. The subtraction result of the normal symbol timer MT1 of the unit 137 is compared with the limit value “0” recorded in the ROM 62 in advance. Here, when “MT1 = 0” is detected, the end of the normal symbol game is determined, and “2” is set in the normal symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136 in step S154.
[2-6-3] Normal Symbol Fluctuation Stop Processing FIG. 37 shows the normal symbol variation stop processing in step S113. This normal symbol fluctuation stop process is executed when the normal symbol process flag is set to “2”, and the CPU 61 stops the fluctuation display of the normal symbol in step S161. The stop display of the normal symbol is performed based on the setting result of the normal symbol recorded in the normal symbol storage unit 135, and when the hit is determined, the fluctuation display of the normal symbol stops at the hit symbol “O”. If it is determined that the disengagement is detected, the operation stops at the disengaged symbol “×”.

  When the CPU 61 finishes displaying the normal symbol variation in step S161, it determines in step S162 whether or not the hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to ON. If it is determined that the hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the OFF state, the process proceeds to step S169, and the normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to “0”. Then, the process proceeds to step S170, and the recording result of the symbol “x” deviated from the normal symbol storage unit 135 is cleared. In a state where the normal symbol process flag is reset to “0”, the next timer interrupt processing shifts to the hit determination processing in step S111 in FIG. 34, and the random symbol is stored in the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 with the holding number “1”. When the detection result of MR5 is recorded, the recording result of the random counter MR5 is detected from the normal symbol holding data storage unit 133 of the holding number “1”, and whether or not the winning is based on the detection result of the random counter MR5 The determination process is performed.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S162 that the hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S163. Here, when it is determined that the probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the ON state, the winning game time (8 × 1000 msec) at the time of probability change is set in the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S164. When it is determined that the probability variation flag of the storage unit 136 has been reset to the OFF state, the normal game time (0.8 × 1000 msec) is set in the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S165. Each of the winning game time at the time of probability change and the hitting game time at the normal time is recorded in advance in the ROM 62. When the probability variation mode is valid, the winning game time is set to a long value, and when the probability variation mode is invalid, The game time is set to a short value.

When the CPU 61 sets either the normal hit game time or the normal hit game time in the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137, the lower special symbol start is performed based on turning on the start port solenoid 31 in step S166. The mouth 27 is opened, and the hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state in step S167. In step S168, “3” is set in the normal symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136. In step S170, the recording result of the winning symbol “◯” is cleared from the normal symbol storage unit 135.
[2-6-4] Winning Game Processing FIG. 38 shows the winning game processing in step S114. This winning game process is executed when the normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “3”. In step S171, the CPU 61 determines the unit value ΔT from the normal symbol timer MT1 in the timer storage unit 137. The remaining opening time of the lower special symbol starting port 27 is updated based on subtracting. In step S172, the subtraction result of the normal symbol timer MT1 in the timer storage unit 137 is compared with the limit value “0”. When it is determined that “MT1 = 0”, the start port solenoid 31 is turned off in step S173. Based on this, the lower special symbol starting port 27 is closed. Next, in step S174, the interval time (2 × 1000 msec) recorded in advance in the ROM 62 is set in the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137, and in step S175, “4” is set in the normal symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136. To do.
[2-6-5] Interval Processing FIG. 39 shows the interval processing in step S115. This interval process is executed when the normal symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to “4”, and the CPU 61 obtains the unit value ΔT from the normal symbol timer MT1 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S181. The remaining interval time is updated based on the subtraction. Then, the subtraction result of the normal symbol timer MT1 in the timer storage unit 137 is compared with the limit value “0” in step S182, and when it is determined that “MT1 = 0”, the normal symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is determined in step S183. Set “0” to.
[2-7] Jackpot Prefetch Process FIG. 40 shows the jackpot prefetch process in step S17. In the jackpot prefetch process in step S17, the CPU 61 sequentially executes the probability change prefetch process in step S191 and the forward process in step S192. The probabilistic pre-reading process is performed for the special symbol game 2 for the reserved symbol number 1 for the reserved symbol data storage unit 132, the reserved data number 2 for the reserved symbol data storage unit 132, and the reserved symbol number 3 for the special symbol reserved data storage unit. The recorded data of 132 and the recorded data of the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 4 are checked in this order, and the processing is completed based on the recording data of all the special symbol holding data storage units 132 for the special symbol game 2 Whether or not the probability variation mode is validated at the time, and if the probability variation mode is validated, the prefetch probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. If the prefetching is made when the probability variation mode is invalidated, the prefetching probabilistic flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state.

The advance processing is a special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1, a special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 2, a special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3, and a special of the holding number 4 Whether any of the nine big hit values “17, 27, 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97” is recorded in any of the symbol holding data storage units 131 as the random counter MR1 only at the time of probability change. A special jackpot data storage unit 131 for the holding number 1 to a special symbol holding data storage unit 131 for the holding number 4 is recorded as a random counter MR1 with a jackpot value only at the time of probability change. If the probability variation mode is enabled at the time when the random counter MR1 is processed, the flag storage unit 136 moves forward. There is set in the ON state.
[2-7-1] Probability Change Prefetch Processing FIG. 41 shows the probability change prefetch processing in step S191, and the CPU 61 determines in step S201 whether or not the probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. . If it is determined that the probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S202, and the probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the off state. When it is determined that the flag is reset, the prefetching probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state in step S203.

  When proceeding to step S204, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 respectively. To do. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 respectively, the special symbol game 2 Whether the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are detected from the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 1, and whether the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S205. Judge whether or not.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S205 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, in step S206, the big hit value “7 · 17, 27, 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97 "are detected, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S204 is compared with each of the big hit values" 7 to 97 "at the time of probability change. . If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S204 is the same as one of the big hit values “7 to 97” at the time of the probability change, the process proceeds to step S208, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in the step S204 is the time of the probability change. When it is determined that it is different from any of the big hit values “7 to 97”, the process proceeds to step S211.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S205 that the prefetching probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state, in step S207, the normal big hit value “7” from the normal big hit determination table of FIG. And the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S204 is compared with the normal jackpot value “7”. When it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S204 is the same as the normal big hit value “7”, the process proceeds to step S208, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S204 is the normal big hit value “7”. When it is determined that the difference is “7”, the process proceeds to step S211.

  When the CPU 61 proceeds to step S208, the CPU 61 detects each of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62” from the probability variation determination table of FIG. 11, and determines the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S204 as 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”. Compare with each of Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S204 is the same as any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetching probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S209. When it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S204 is different from any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetch probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state in step S210. In this case, the process proceeds to step S211.

  When proceeding to step S211, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 for the hold number 2 for the special symbol game 2. To do. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 2, the special symbol game 2 Whether the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are detected from the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 2, and whether the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S212. Judge whether or not.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S212 that the prefetching probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, in step S213, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S211 is determined as the ten big hit values “7 to 97 at the time of probability variation. Compare with each one. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S211 is the same as any of the ten jackpot values “7 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S215, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S211. Is determined to be different from any of the ten jackpot values “7 to 97” at the time of the probability change, the process proceeds to step S218.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S212 that the prefetching probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state, in step S214, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S211 is set to one normal big hit value “7”. Compare. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S211 is the same as one big hit value “7” in normal time, the process proceeds to step S215, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S211 is normal. When it is determined that it is different from one big hit value “7”, the process proceeds to step S218.

  In step S215, the CPU 61 compares the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S211 with each of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S211 is the same as any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetch probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S216, When it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S211 is different from any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetch probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state in step S217. Also in this case, the process proceeds to step S218.

  When proceeding to step S218, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2 respectively. To do. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2, the special symbol game 2 Whether the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are detected from the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 3, and whether the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S219. Judge whether or not.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S219 that the prefetching probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, in step S220, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218 is determined to be 10 big hit values “7 to 97 at the time of probability variation. Compare with each one. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218 is the same as any of the ten big hit values “7 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S222, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218. When it is determined that is different from any of the ten big hit values “7 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S225.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S219 that the prefetching probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state, in step S221, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218 is set to one big hit value “7” in normal times. Compare. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218 is the same as one big hit value “7” in normal time, the process proceeds to step S222, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218 is normal. When it is determined that it is different from one big hit value “7”, the process proceeds to step S225.

  In step S222, the CPU 61 compares the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S218 with each of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S218 is the same as any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetching probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S223, When it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S218 is different from any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetch probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state in step S224. In this case, the process proceeds to step S225.

  When the CPU 61 proceeds to step S225, the CPU 61 determines whether the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 4 for the special symbol game 2 respectively. To do. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 2, the special symbol game 2 Whether the detection result of the random counter MR1 and the detection result of the random counter MR3 are detected from the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 4, and whether the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S226. Judge whether or not.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S226 that the prefetching probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, in step S227, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S225 is determined to be the ten big hit values “7 to 97 at the time of probability variation. Compare with each one. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S225 is the same as any of the ten big hit values “7 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S229, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S225. Is determined to be different from any of the ten big hit values “7 to 97” at the time of probability change, the probability change look-ahead process is terminated.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S226 that the prefetching probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state, in step S228, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S218 is set to one big hit value “7” in normal times. Compare. If it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S225 is the same as one big hit value “7” in the normal state, the process proceeds to step S229, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S225 is the normal value. When it is determined that the value is different from one big hit value “7”, the probability variation prefetching process is finished.

When proceeding to Step S229, the CPU 61 compares the detection result of the random counter MR3 in Step S225 with each of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S225 is the same as any one of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetching probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S230. When it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S225 is different from any of the 38 probability variation values “25 to 62”, the prefetch probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state in step S231.
[2-7-2] Advance Processing FIG. 42 shows the advance processing in step S192. The CPU 61 resets the forward flag in the flag storage unit 136 to the OFF state in step S241, and for special symbol game 1 in step S242. It is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 1. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is not recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 of the reservation number 1, the forward processing is finished, and the forward flag in the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S242 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1, from the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 The detection result of the random counter MR1 is detected. In step S243, one normal big hit value “7” is detected from the normal big hit determination table in FIG. 10A, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S242 is one normal normal value. Compare with jackpot value “7”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S242 is the same as one big hit value “7” at the normal time, the forward processing is finished, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state. .

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S243 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S242 is different from the single big hit value “7” in the normal state, the big hit determination at the time of probability change in FIG. 10B in step S244. Ten big hit values “7 to 97” at the time of probability change are detected from the table, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S242 is the big hit value only at the time of the remaining nine probability changes except for one big hit value “7”. Compare with each of “17-97”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S242 is the same as any of the nine big hit values “17 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S245, and the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is obtained. It is determined whether or not is set to the on state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S245 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S246, and the postponing process ends. If the CPU 61 determines in step S245 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the off state, the forward movement process is terminated, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S244 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S242 is different from any of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” only at the time of probability change, in step S247 the hold for special symbol game 1 It is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of number 2. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is not recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 2, the advance processing is finished, and the advance flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S247 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 for the special symbol game 1 for the reservation number 2, the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 for the reservation number 2 The detection result of the random counter MR1 is detected. Then, the process proceeds to step S248, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S247 is compared with one normal big hit value “7”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S247 is the same as one big hit value “7” at the normal time, the forward processing is finished and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state. .

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S248 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S247 is different from the one big hit value “7” in the normal state, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S247 is nine in step S249. Compared with each of the big hit values “17 to 97” only when the probability changes. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S247 is the same as any one of the nine big hit values “17 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S250, and the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is determined. It is determined whether or not is set to the on state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S250 that the prefetching probability change flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the forward flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S251 and the forward processing is finished. If the CPU 61 determines in step S250 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the off state, the forward movement process is terminated, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 remains in the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S249 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S249 is different from any of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” only at the time of probability change, in step S252 it is reserved for the special symbol game 1 It is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of number 3. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is not recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 of the reservation number 3, the advance processing is finished, and the advance flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S252 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1, from the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 The detection result of the random counter MR1 is detected. Then, the process proceeds to step S253, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S255 is compared with one normal big hit value “7”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S252 is the same as the one big hit value “7” in the normal time, the forward processing is finished and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state. .

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S253 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S252 is different from the normal big hit value “7” in step S252, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S252 is nine in step S254. Each of the big hit values “17 to 97” at the time of probability change is compared. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S252 is the same as any one of the nine big hit values “17 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S255, and the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is obtained. It is determined whether or not is set to the on state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S255 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the CPU 61 sets the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 to the on state in step S256 and ends the postponing process. When the CPU 61 determines in step S255 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the off state, the forward movement process is terminated, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 remains in the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S254 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S252 is different from any of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” only at the time of probability change, the hold for special symbol game 1 in step S257 It is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 of number 4. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is not recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 of the reservation number 4, the forward processing is finished, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S257 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 for the special symbol game 1 for the hold number 4, the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 for the hold number 4 The detection result of the random counter MR1 is detected. Then, the process proceeds to step S258, and the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S257 is compared with one normal jackpot value “7”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S257 is the same as the one big hit value “7” in the normal time, the forward processing is finished, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is left in the OFF state. .

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S258 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S257 is different from the one big hit value “7” in the normal state, the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S257 is nine in step S259. Compared with each of the big hit values “17 to 97” only when the probability changes. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S257 is the same as any one of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” at the time of probability change, the process proceeds to step S260, and the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is determined. It is determined whether or not is set to the on state.

If the CPU 61 determines in step S260 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S261, and the postponing process ends. If the CPU 61 determines in step S260 that the prefetching probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the off state, the forward movement process is completed, and the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 remains in the off state.
[2-8] Special Symbol Process Processing FIG. 43 shows the special symbol process processing in step S18. The special symbol process includes the big hit determination process in step S281, the special symbol change start process in step S282, the special symbol change process in step S283, the special symbol change stop process in step S284, the wait process in step S285, and the step S286. The jackpot game process is included, and the jackpot determination process in step S281 to the jackpot game process in step S286 are alternatively performed according to the setting state of the special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136.
[2-8-1] Big Hit Determination Processing FIG. 44 shows the big hit determination processing in step S281. This jackpot determination process is executed when the special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “0”. The special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is “0” in step S2 of FIG. ”.

  In step S291, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 1 for the special symbol game 2. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the special symbol game 2 for the holding number 1, the process proceeds to step S292, where the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 is stored. The special symbol reservation data storage unit 132 detects the recording results of the random counter MR1, the random counter MR3, and the random counter MR4. Then, the process proceeds to step S293, and the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to an on state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S291 that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2, the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1 is determined in step S294. It is determined whether or not the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter MR1 is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1, the process proceeds to step S295, where the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1 is stored. Each of the random counter MR1, the random counter MR3, and the random counter MR4 detects the recording results from the special symbol holding data storage unit 131. Then, the process proceeds to step S296, and the priority processing flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state. That is, the reserved data for the special symbol game 2 is processed with priority over the reserved data for the special symbol game 1, and the reserved data for the special symbol game 1 is the reserved data for the special symbol game 2. Processed if it does not exist.

  When proceeding to step S297, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. Here, when it is determined that the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, in step S298, the big hit determination table at the time of probability variation of FIG. A determination result corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S292 or step S295 is selected.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S297 that the probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the OFF state, in step S299, the CPU 61 detects the normal big hit determination table in FIG. A determination result corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR1 in step S292 or step S295 is selected from the determination table. That is, the big hit is determined with a certain probability according to the set state of the probability variation mode regardless of whether the special symbol game 1 or the special symbol game 2 is started.

  When proceeding to step S300, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the determination result of step S298 or the determination result of step S299 is a big hit. If it is determined that the determination result in step S298 or the determination result in step S299 is out of step, the process proceeds to step S301, where the special symbol is set to “1” and the special symbol “1” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134. To do. In step S302, the big hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state, and in step S309, the special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “1”.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S300 that the determination result in step S298 or the determination result in step S299 is a big win, the CPU 61 sets the big hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 to an on state in step S303, and the priority of the flag storage unit 136 in step S304. It is determined whether or not the processing flag is set to an on state. Here, when it is determined that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the big hit round determination table for the special symbol game 2 of FIG. 12B is detected from the ROM 62 in step S305, and the special symbol is detected. A determination result corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR4 in step S292 is selected from the big hit round determination table for game 2.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S304 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the off state, the CPU 61 detects the big hit round determination table for the special symbol game 1 in FIG. Then, a determination result corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR4 in step S295 is selected from the big hit round determination table for the special symbol game 1. That is, in the special symbol game 1, the number of continuations of the jackpot round “15 times” is selected with a low probability based on the jackpot round determination table for the special symbol game 1, and the continuation number of the jackpot round “2 times” is the special symbol game 1. Is selected with high probability based on the big hit round determination table. On the other hand, in special symbol game 2, the number of continuations of jackpot round “15 times” is selected with high probability based on the jackpot round determination table for special symbol game 2, and the continuation number of jackpot rounds “2 times” is a special symbol. Based on the big hit round determination table for game 2, it is selected with low probability.

  When the CPU 61 determines the number of continuations of the big hit round in step S305 or step S306, the CPU 61 detects the probability variation determination table in FIG. 11 from the ROM 62 in step S307 and responds to the detection result of the random counter MR3 in step S292 or step S295 from the probability variation determination table. Select the judgment result. That is, the probability variation mode is determined with a common probability regardless of whether the special symbol game 1 or the special symbol game 2 is started.

When the CPU 61 determines the probability variation mode in step S307, the CPU 61 sets a special symbol in step S308, and sets “1” in the special symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136 in step S309. The special symbol setting process in step S308 is performed based on both the determination result of the number of continuations of the jackpot round and the determination result of the probability variation mode, and the CPU 61 determines that the determination result of the number of continuations of the jackpot round is “twice. "If the probability variation mode judgment result is" No Probability ", set the special symbol" 2 ", the jackpot round continuation number judgment result is" 2 times ", and the probability variation mode judgment result is" Probability Variation " If “Yes” is set, the special symbol “3” is set. If the determination result of the number of consecutive big hit rounds is “15” and the determination result of the probability variation mode is “No probability change”, the special symbol “4” is set. ”Is set, the special symbol“ 5 ”is set when the judgment result of the number of continuation of the big hit round is“ 15 times ”and the judgment result of the probability variation mode is“ with probability variation ”, and in any case, the special symbol“ 5 ”is set. Recording the pattern of setting result to the special symbol storing unit 134.
[2-8-2] Special symbol variation start process FIG. 45 and FIG. 46 show the special symbol variation start process in step S282. This special symbol variation start process is executed when the special symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to “1”, and the CPU 61 executes the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 in step S311 of FIG. It is determined whether or not is reset to the off state. If it is determined that the probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state, the process proceeds to step S312 to determine whether the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. Here, when it is determined that the flag processing unit 136 has been reset to the priority processing flag OFF state, the process proceeds to step S315, and the normal fluctuation start command table 2 of FIG. That is, when the special symbol game 1 is performed in the invalid state of the probability variation mode, the normal variation start command table 2 is used.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S312 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the advance flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S313. Here, when it is determined that the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the normal fluctuation start command table 1 of FIG. 14A is detected from the ROM 62 in step S314, and the flag storage unit 136 When it is determined that the advance flag has been reset to the OFF state, the normal fluctuation start command table 2 shown in FIG. 14B is detected from the ROM 62 in step S315. In other words, the normal variation start command table 1 is the special symbol of the reserved number 1, the reserved number 2, the reserved number 3, or the reserved number 4 for the special symbol game 1 when the special symbol game 2 is performed in the invalid state of the probability variation mode. Any one of the nine big hit values “17, 27, 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97” is recorded in the hold data storage unit 131 as the random counter MR1 only when the probability is changed. Is used on the condition that it is set to the on state, and even if special symbol game 2 is performed in the invalid state of the probability variation mode, hold number 1 or hold number 2 for special symbol game 1 Or, the special jackpot data storage unit 131 of the hold number 3 or the hold number 4 has nine jackpot values “17, 27, 37 only when the probability changes as the random counter MR1. Change start command table 2 at the normal time is used when 47-57, 67-77, 87-97 "is not recorded any.

  If the CPU 61 determines that the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S311, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S316. Here, when it is determined that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the OFF state, the process proceeds to step S319, and the fluctuation start command table 2 at the time of probability change of FIG. That is, when the special symbol game 1 is performed in the effective state of the probability variation mode, the variation start command table 2 at the time of probability variation is used.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S316 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, it determines whether or not the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S317. Here, when it is determined that the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the fluctuation start command table 1 at the time of probability change of FIG. 15A is detected from the ROM 62 in step S318, and the flag storage unit 136 When it is determined that the advance flag is reset to the OFF state, the fluctuation start command table 2 at the time of the probability change of FIG. 15B is detected from the ROM 62 in step S319. That is, the change start command table 1 at the time of probability change is the special symbol of the reserved number 1 or the reserved number 2 or the reserved number 3 or the reserved number 4 for the special symbol game 1 when the special symbol game 2 is performed in the effective state of the probability variation mode. Any one of the nine big hit values “17, 27, 37, 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97” is recorded in the hold data storage unit 131 as the random counter MR1 only when the probability is changed. Is used on condition that it is set to the on state, and even if special symbol game 2 is performed in the effective state of the probability variation mode, hold number 1 or hold number 2 for special symbol game 1 Or, the special jackpot data storage unit 131 of the hold number 3 or the hold number 4 has nine jackpot values “17, 27, 37 only when the probability changes as the random counter MR1. 47, 57, 67, 77, 87, 97 'are both in the case where not recorded fluctuation start command table 2 when probability variation is used.

  When the CPU 61 selects any one of the normal change start command table 1, the normal change start command table 2, the correct change change start command table 1, and the correct change change start command table 2, the counter storage unit in step S320. The update result of the random counter MR2 is detected from 138, and it is determined in step S321 whether or not the big hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the off state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S321 that the big hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to an off state, the CPU 61 selects a change start command for removal in step S322. This process is performed on the detection result of the fluctuation start command table, and when either the normal fluctuation start command table 1 or the normal fluctuation start command table 2 is selected, the fluctuation start command # 01. Are selected according to the detection result of the random counter MR2, and when either the change start command table 1 at the time of probability change or the change start command table 2 at the time of change is selected, the change start command # A value corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR2 is selected from 00 to # 04.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S321 that the big hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the CPU 61 selects a big hit change start command in step S323. This processing is performed on the detection result of the fluctuation start command table. The fluctuation start command table 1 at normal time, the fluctuation start command table 2 at normal time, the fluctuation start command table 1 at the time of probability change, and the fluctuation at the time of probability change. Regardless of which start command table 2 is selected, one corresponding to the detection result of the random counter MR2 is selected from the change start commands # 05 to # 08.

  When the CPU 61 selects the change start command in step S322 or step S323, the CPU 61 transmits the change start command selection result to the effect control circuit 90 in step S324, selects the change display time in step S325, and sets the change display time in step S326. The selection result is set as an initial value in the special symbol timer MT2 of the timer storage unit 137. This variation display time selection process is performed on the selection result of the variation start command table, and when the normal variation start command table 1 is selected, the variation start command table 1 from the normal variation start command table 1 is selected. The variable display time according to the selection result of the change start command is selected from the normal change start command table 2 when the normal change start command table 2 is selected. When the variation start command table 1 at the time of probability change is selected, the variation display time corresponding to the selection result of the variation start command is selected from the variation start command table 1 at the time of probability variation, and the variation start command table 2 at the time of probability variation is When selected, the change start command table 2 from the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change Variable display time corresponding to-option result is selected.

  Each of the variation start command table 1 at the time of probability variation and the variation start command table 2 at the time of probability variation are set with the shortest variation start command # 00 for detachment, and it is determined that the probability variation mode is in the valid state. If the change start command # 00 is selected with the probability determined in the change start command table 1 at the time of probability change or the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change, the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 are selected. Each required time is shortened compared to the invalid state in the probability variation mode. That is, the time reduction mode is activated in the effective state of the probability variation mode.

  When the CPU 61 initializes the special symbol timer MT2 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S326, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to an off state in step S327. Here, when it is determined that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state, the symbol information command 1 for the special symbol game 1 is set in step S328, and the symbol information command is sent to the effect control circuit 90 in step S330. 1 setting result is transmitted. The setting process of the symbol information command 1 for the special symbol game 1 is performed in accordance with the recording result of the special symbol storage unit 134. When the symbol “1” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the symbol information command 1 is set. When the information command 1 “9101 (h)” is set and the 2R normal big hit symbol “2” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the symbol information command 1 “9102 (h)” is set and the special symbol storage unit The symbol information command 1 “9103 (h)” is set when the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3” is recorded in 134, and the symbol information command 4 “4” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134. When the command 1 “9104 (h)” is set and the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the symbol information command 1 “ 105 (h) "is set.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S327 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the CPU 61 sets the symbol information command 2 for the special symbol game 2 in step S329, and the effect control circuit 90 in step S330. The setting result of the symbol information command 2 is transmitted. The setting process of the symbol information command 2 for the special symbol game 2 is performed in accordance with the recording result of the special symbol storage unit 134. When the symbol “1” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the symbol information command 2 is set. When the information command 2 “9201 (h)” is set and the 2R normal big hit symbol “2” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the symbol information command 2 “9202 (h)” is set and the special symbol storage unit The symbol information command 2 “9203 (h)” is set when the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3” is recorded in 134, and the symbol information command 2 is set when the 15R normal big hit symbol “4” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134. When the command 2 “9204 (h)” is set and the 15R probability variation big hit symbol “5” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the symbol information command 2 “ 205 (h) "is set.

  When CPU 61 transmits the setting result of symbol information command 1 or symbol information command 2 in step S330, CPU 61 determines in step S331 whether the forward flag of flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. Here, when it is determined that the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S332, and the continuous notice command “C100 (h)” is transmitted to the effect control circuit 90. That is, any one of the nine jackpot values “17 to 97” at the time of certain change is stored in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 or holding number 2 or holding number 3 or holding number 4 for the special symbol game 1. When recorded, the effect control circuit in each of the case where the special symbol game 1 is performed and the case where the special symbol game 2 is performed on the condition that the prefetch probability change flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the ON state. A continuous notice command is transmitted to 90.

  When proceeding to step S333 in FIG. 46, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the priority processing flag in the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to an off state. Here, when it is determined that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state, the random counter MR1 and the random counter MR3 are stored in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 1 in step S334. And whether or not the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 1 in step S335. Determine whether. Here, when it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol reservation data storage unit 131 of the reservation number 2, the process proceeds to step S341, and the special symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to “ 2 ”is set.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S335 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 1 in step S335, the special symbol game 1 for special symbol game 1 is stored. Each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 recorded in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 2 is shifted to the special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 1. And it transfers to step S337 and it is judged whether each detection result of random counter MR1-MR4 is recorded on the special symbol holding | maintenance data storage part 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1. FIG. If it is determined that the detection results of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1, the process proceeds to step S341, and the flag storage unit 136 Set “2” in the special symbol process flag.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S337 that the detection results of each of the random counters MR1 to NR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1 in step S337, the special symbol game 1 is used in step S338. Each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 recorded in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 3 is shifted to the special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 2. Then, the process proceeds to step S339, and it is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 of the hold number 4 for the special symbol game 1. If it is determined that the detection results of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 for the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 1, the process proceeds to step S341, and the flag storage unit 136 Set “2” in the special symbol process flag.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S339 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 1 in step S339, the special symbol game 1 is used in step S340. Each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 recorded in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 4 is shifted to the special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 3. Then, the process proceeds to step S341, and “2” is set in the special symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136. That is, when the special symbol game 1 is started, each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 used to start the special symbol game 1 is stored in the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 with the hold number 1 for the special symbol game 1. When the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of any of the holding number 2 to the holding number 4, the data is shifted to the preceding area.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S333 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the random counter MR1 and the random symbol MR1 are stored from the special symbol reservation data storage unit 132 of the reservation number 1 for the special symbol game 2 in step S342. The recording results of the random counter MR3 and the random counter MR4 are cleared, and the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 2 in step S343. Judge whether or not. If it is determined that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the special symbol game 2 for the holding number 2, the process proceeds to step S341, and the flag storage unit 136 Set “2” in the special symbol process flag.

  When the CPU 61 determines in step S343 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 2 in step S343, the special symbol game 2 is used in step S344. Each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 recorded in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 2 is shifted to the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 1. Then, the process proceeds to step S345, and it is determined whether or not the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 3 for the special symbol game 2. If it is determined that the detection results of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2, the process proceeds to step S341, and the flag storage unit 136 Set “2” in the special symbol process flag.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S345 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to NR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2 in step S345, the special symbol game 2 is used in step S346. Each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 recorded in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 3 is shifted to the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 2. And it transfers to step S347 and it is judged whether each detection result of random counter MR1-MR4 is recorded on the special symbol reservation data storage part 132 of the reservation number 4 for special symbol games 2. FIG. If it is determined that the detection results of each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are not recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 for the special symbol game 2 with the hold number 4, the process proceeds to step S341, and the flag storage unit 136 Set “2” in the special symbol process flag.

If the CPU 61 determines in step S347 that the detection results of the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 2 in step S347, the special symbol game 2 is used in step S348. Each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 recorded in the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 4 is shifted to the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 3. Then, the process proceeds to step S341, and “2” is set in the special symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136. That is, when the special symbol game 2 is started, each of the random counters MR1 to MR4 used to start the special symbol game 2 is stored in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 with the hold number 1 for the special symbol game 2. When the random counters MR1 to MR4 are recorded in the special symbol holding data storage section 132 of any of the holding number 2 to the holding number 4, it is shifted to the preceding area.
[2-8-3] Special Symbol Fluctuation Processing FIG. 47 shows the special symbol variation processing in step S283. This special symbol variation process is executed when the special symbol process flag is set to “2”. In step S351, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the priority process flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the off state. Determine whether. Here, when it is determined that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is reset to the OFF state, the process proceeds to step S352, and the upper special symbol display 41 is controlled based on the blinking control of the LED of the upper special symbol display 41. A special symbol is displayed in a fluctuating state.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S351 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the lower special symbol display 42 is controlled based on the blinking control of the LED of the lower special symbol display 42 in step S353. A special symbol is displayed in a fluctuating state. That is, in the special symbol game 1, the special symbol is displayed on the upper special symbol display 41 in a fluctuating state, and in the special symbol game 2, the special symbol is displayed on the lower special symbol display 42 in a fluctuating state.

In step S354, the CPU 61 updates the remaining time of the special symbol game based on subtracting the unit value ΔT from the special symbol timer MT2 in the timer storage unit 137, and in step S355, the special symbol timer MT2 in the timer storage unit 137. Is compared with the limit value “0”. Here, when it is determined that “MT2 = 0”, one of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 is determined based on the fact that the variation stop command “8100 (h)” is transmitted to the effect control circuit 90 in step S356. In step S357, the special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “3”.
[2-8-4] Special Symbol Fluctuation Stop Process FIG. 48 shows the special symbol fluctuation stop process in step S284. This special symbol variation stop process is executed when the special symbol process flag is set to “3”, and the CPU 61 resets the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 to the OFF state in step S361. Determine whether or not. Here, when it is determined that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to the OFF state, the process proceeds to step S362, and the special symbol variation display of the upper special symbol display 41 is stopped. Further, the special symbol stop display of the special symbol display 41 is performed based on the setting result of the special symbol recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, and when the detachment is determined, the special symbol is changed and displayed. Stops at “1”, and when the 2R normal big hit is determined, the special symbol fluctuation display stops at “2”, and when the 2R probability variable big hit is judged, the special symbol fluctuation display is “ When the 15R normal big hit is determined, the special symbol fluctuation display stops at “4”, and when the 15R probability variable big hit is determined, the special symbol fluctuation display is “5”. Stop at.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S361 that the priority processing flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state, the CPU 61 stops the special symbol variation display on the lower special symbol display 42 in step S363. The special symbol stop display of the lower special symbol display unit 42 is performed based on the setting result of the special symbol recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134. Stops at “1”, and when the 2R normal big hit is determined, the special symbol fluctuation display stops at “2”, and when the 2R probability variable big hit is judged, the special symbol fluctuation display is “ When the 15R normal big hit is determined, the special symbol fluctuation display stops at “4”, and when the 15R probability variable big hit is determined, the special symbol fluctuation display is “5”. Stop at.

When the CPU 61 finishes displaying the variation of the special symbol in step S362 or step S363, the CPU 61 sets the wait time (2 × 1000 msec) in the special symbol timer MT2 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S364, and the special symbol of the flag storage unit 136 in step S365. Set the symbol process flag to “4”. This wait time is recorded in advance in the ROM 62, and when the special symbol game 2 is put on hold in a state in which it is determined that the detachment has been made, the current special symbol game 1 or the current special symbol game 2 ends. Special symbol game 2 is started when the wait time has elapsed since the start of the game, and if special symbol game 1 is on hold without special symbol game 2 being on hold, When the wait time elapses after the special symbol game 1 or the current special symbol game 2 is finished, the special symbol game 1 is started, and any one of the 2R normal big hit, the 2R positive variable big hit, the 15R normal big hit, and the 15R positive big hit If determined, the big hit game is started when the wait time elapses after the current special symbol game 1 or the current special symbol game 2 ends.
[2-8-5] Wait Process FIG. 49 shows the wait process in step S285. This wait process is executed when the special symbol process flag is set to “4”, and the CPU 61 subtracts the unit value ΔT from the special symbol timer MT2 of the timer storage unit 137 in step S371, thereby remaining. Update wait time. In step S372, the subtraction result of the special symbol timer MT2 in the timer storage unit 137 is compared with the limit value “0”. When it is determined that “MT2 = 0”, the process proceeds to step S373.

  When proceeding to step S373, the CPU 61 determines whether or not the big hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state. For example, at the time of determination of detachment, it is determined in step S373 that the big hit flag in the flag storage unit 136 has been reset to an off state, and in step S374, the special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “0”. Then, the process proceeds to step S375, and the recording result of the symbol “1” is cleared from the special symbol storage unit 134.

The CPU 61 determines that the big hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 is set to the on state in step S373 when any of the 2R normal big hit, 2R probability big hit, 15R normal big hit and 15R probability big hit is determined. In step S376, an initial value “1” is set in the big hit round counter MN1 of the counter storage unit 138. Then, the first big hit round command “B001 (h)” is set in step S377, the big hit round command “B001 (h)” is transmitted to the effect control circuit 90 in step S378, and the flag storage unit 136 in step S379. Set the special symbol process flag to “5”.
[2-8-6] Jackpot Game Processing FIG. 50 shows the jackpot game processing in step S286. This jackpot game process is executed when the special symbol process flag in the flag storage unit 136 is set to “5”, and the CPU 61 executes the jackpot round process in step S381. In this jackpot round process, the special winning opening 36 is continuously opened until the upper limit number (10) of game balls are won in the special winning opening 36 or the opening time of the special winning opening 36 reaches the upper limit time (30 sec). The CPU 61 closes the special winning opening 36 when it is determined that the upper limit number of game balls have won in the special winning opening 36 or the opening time of the special winning opening 36 has reached the upper limit time in the big hit round process of step S381. In step S382, it is determined that the current big hit round has ended.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S382 that the current big hit round has ended, the CPU 61 compares the big hit round counter MN1 in the counter storage unit 138 with the final value recorded in advance in the ROM 62 in step S383. This final value is selected according to the type of the special symbol recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134. In the special symbol storage unit 134, the 2R normal big hit symbol “2” and the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3” are displayed. When each is recorded, the final value “2” is selected. When each of the 15R normal jackpot symbol “4” and the 15R probability variable jackpot symbol “5” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the final value “2” is selected. The value “15” is selected.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S383 that “MN1 <final value”, the unit value “1” is added to the big hit round counter MN1 of the counter storage unit 138 in step S384. In step S385, a big hit round command is set, and in step S386, the big hit round command setting result is transmitted to the effect control circuit 90. This jackpot round command is set according to the addition result of the jackpot round counter MN1 in the counter storage unit 138. For example, when “MN1 = 2”, the second jackpot round command “B002 (h)”. Is set, and when “MN1 = 3”, the third jackpot round command “B003 (h)” is set, and when “MN1 = 14”, the fourteenth jackpot round command “B00E (h) ) ”Is set, and when“ MN1 = 15 ”, the 15th big hit round command“ B00F (h) ”is set.

  In the case where either the 2R normal jackpot symbol “2” or the 2R probability variable jackpot symbol “3” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the CPU 61 ends the final second jackpot round in step S383. When it is determined that “big hit round countered MN1 = final value” and either the 15R normal big hit symbol “4” or the 15R probability variable big hit symbol “5” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the final Based on the completion of the 15th big hit round, it is determined in step S383 that “big hit round countered MN1 = final value”. In either case, in step S387, the special symbol storage unit 134 stores the 2R probability variable big hit symbol “3. ”And 15R probability variation big hit symbol“ 5 ”is determined.

  If the CPU 61 determines in step S387 that either the 2R probability variation big hit symbol “3” or the 15R probability variation big hit symbol “5” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 is turned on in step S388. Enable probability variation mode based on setting to state. If the CPU 61 determines in step S387 that either the 2R normal big hit symbol “2” or the 15R normal big hit symbol “4” is recorded in the special symbol storage unit 134, the probability variation flag in the flag storage unit 136 is turned off in step S389. Disable the probability variation mode based on resetting the state.

  When the CPU 61 sets the probability variation flag of the flag storage unit 136 in step S388 or S389, the special symbol recording result is cleared from the special symbol storage unit 134 in step S390, and the big hit flag of the flag storage unit 136 is turned off in step S391. In step S392, “0” is set to the special symbol process flag of the flag storage unit 136. In other words, when either the 2R probability variation big hit or the 15R probability variation big hit is judged in the special symbol game 1 this time and when either the 2R probability variation big hit or the 15R probability variation big hit is judged in the special symbol game 2 this time, the big hit When the final jackpot round ends in the game, the probability variation mode is activated, and in this special symbol game 1 either the 2R normal jackpot or the 15R normal jackpot is judged and in this special symbol game 2 When either 2R normal big hit or 15R normal big hit is determined, the probability variation mode is invalidated when the final big hit round is completed in the big hit game.

  FIG. 51A illustrates the recorded contents of the control data storage area 130 of the main control circuit 60. The special symbol reserved data storage unit 131 of the reserved number 3 for the special symbol game 1 has a random counter MR1. Nine jackpot values “17 to 97” only at the time of probability change are recorded, and the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 for holding number 1, holding number 2 and holding number 4 for the special symbol game 1 has a random counter MR1. As a result, outliers other than 10 jackpot values “7 to 97” for probability variation are recorded and stored in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for holding number 1, holding number 2 and holding number 3 for special symbol game 2, respectively. Also, an outlier is recorded as the random counter MR1. The processing content of the main control circuit 60 when the probability variation mode (= time reduction mode) is validated will be described using FIG. 51A as a model case.

  In step S202 of FIG. 41, the pre-reading probability change flag is set to the on state, and in step S206 of FIG. 41, the 10 special jackpot values for probability change are stored in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 of the hold number 1 for the special symbol game 2. Is determined not to be recorded, and it is determined in step S213 in FIG. 41 that none of the 10 jackpot values for probability variation are recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 for the hold number 2 for the special symbol game 2 In step S220 of FIG. 41, it is determined that none of the 10 jackpot values for probability change is recorded in the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 for the hold number 3 for the special symbol game 2, and the prefetch probability change flag is turned on. It remains reset to the state. In the on state of the prefetching probability change flag, the forward flag is reset to the off state in step S241 of FIG. 42, and in step S254 of FIG. 42, the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 1 is only in the case of a probability change. Is determined to be recorded, and it is determined in step S255 that the prefetching probability variation flag is set to the on state, the forward flag is set in step S256. Is set to the on state.

  When the advance flag is on, the random counter MR1 is detected from the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 in step S291 in FIG. 44, and it is determined that it is out in step S300 in FIG. . Then, it is determined in step S311 in FIG. 45 that the probability variation flag is on, in step S316 in FIG. 45 it is determined that the priority processing flag is on. In step S317 in FIG. 45, it is determined that the forward flag is on, and in step S318 in FIG. The variation start command table 1 at the time of probability change is selected at step S322 in FIG. 45, and one of the variation start commands # 00 to # 04 for detachment is selected from the variation start command table 1 at the time of probability change, and the lower special symbol display The video of the special symbol game 2 is displayed on the device 42 for the required time corresponding to any of the change start commands # 00 to # 04 for detachment.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the change start command # 04 for deviation is one in which the change display time is set to the longest among the change start commands # 01 to # 04 for deviation. The selection probability is set lower in the change start command table 1 at the time of probability change than at the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change. The fluctuation start command # 03 for deviation is one in which the fluctuation display time is set to be the second longest among the fluctuation start commands # 01 to # 04 for deviation, and the selection probability of the fluctuation start command # 03 The change start command table 1 is set lower than the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change. The fluctuation start command # 02 for deviation is one in which the fluctuation display time is set to the third longest among the fluctuation start commands # 01 to # 04 for deviation, and the selection probability of the fluctuation start command # 02 is the value at the time of the probability change. The change start command table 1 is set lower than the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change. The variation start command # 01 for deviation is one in which the variation display time is set to the fourth longest among the variation start commands # 01 to # 04 for deviation, and the selection probability of the variation start command # 01 is the value at the time of the probability variation. The change start command table 1 is set lower than the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change. The fluctuation start command # 00 for deviation is one in which the fluctuation display time is set to the shortest among the fluctuation start commands # 00 to # 04 for deviation, and the selection probability of the fluctuation start command # 01 is the fluctuation start at the time of probability change. The command table 1 is set higher than the change start command table 2 at the time of probability change.

  The time required for the special symbol game 2 is shortened with a high probability when it is determined that the forward flag is off in the on state, as compared to the case where it is determined that the forward flag is off in the off state. For this reason, in the on state of the forward flag, the speed at which the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 2 is erased from the special symbol hold data storage unit 132 is faster than in the off state of the forward flag, so that the special symbol game 2 The time required until all the random counter MR1 is erased from the special symbol reservation data storage unit 132 is also shortened. Accordingly, when the forward flag is on, the special symbol game 1 is started based on the jackpot value only when the probability change for the special symbol game 1 is started, compared to the off state of the forward flag, so the special symbol game 1 Based on the big hit value only at the time of the probability change, the big hit game is also started ahead.

  FIG. 51 (b) illustrates the recorded contents of the control data storage area 130 of the main control circuit 60. The special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 of the reserved number 3 for the special symbol game 2 is normally used as the random counter MR1. 51 is different from FIG. 51A in that the big hit value “7” at the time is recorded and any one of “25 to 62” determined as having a probability as the random counter MR3 is recorded. The processing content of the main control circuit 60 when the probability variation mode (= time reduction mode) is invalidated will be described with FIG. 51B as a model case.

  In step S203 of FIG. 41, the prefetching probability change flag is set to an off state, and the normal jackpot value is not recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 in step S207 of FIG. 41. In step S214 of FIG. 41, it is determined that no special jackpot value is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 2 for the special symbol game 2, and in step S221 of FIG. 41, the special symbol is stored. It is determined that a normal jackpot value is recorded in the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 3 for the game 2, and in step S222, the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 for the holding number 3 for the special symbol game 2 is stored. In step S223, the pre-reading probability variation flag is turned on based on the determination that the random counter MR3 for probability variation is recorded. It is set. In the on state of the prefetching probability variation flag, it is determined in step S255 in FIG. 42 that the prefetching probability variation flag is on, and in step S256, the forward movement flag is set to the on state.

  When the advance flag is on, the random counter MR1 is detected from the special symbol holding data storage unit 132 of the holding number 1 for the special symbol game 2 in step S291 in FIG. 44, and it is determined that it is out in step S300 in FIG. . Then, it is determined in step S311 in FIG. 45 that the probability variation flag is turned off, in step S312 in FIG. 45, the priority processing flag is turned on. In step S313 in FIG. 45, the forward flag is turned on, and in step S314 in FIG. The normal variation start command table 1 is selected, and in step S322 in FIG. 45, any of the variation start commands # 01 to # 04 for detachment is selected from the normal variation start command table 1, and the lower special symbol display is displayed. The video of the special symbol game 2 is displayed on the device 42 for the required time corresponding to any of the change start commands # 01 to # 04 for detachment.

As shown in FIG. 14, the selection probability of the change start command # 04, the selection probability of the change start command # 03, and the selection probability of the change start command # 02 are shown in FIG. The selection probability of the change start command # 01 is set higher than that in the start command table 2, and the selection probability of the change start command # 01 is set higher in the normal change start command table 1 than in the normal change start command table 2. For this reason, the time required for the special symbol game 2 is shortened with a high probability when the forward flag is determined to be off when the forward flag is on compared to the case where it is determined to be off when the forward flag is off. When the forward flag is on, the time required until the random counter MR1 for the special symbol game 2 is completely erased from the special symbol reserved data storage unit 132 is shorter than when the forward flag is off. Accordingly, when the forward flag is on, the special symbol game 1 is started based on the jackpot value only when the probability change for the special symbol game 1 is started, compared to the off state of the forward flag, so the special symbol game 1 Based on the big hit value only at the time of the probability change, the big hit game is also started ahead.
[11] Main Processing FIG. 52 shows the main processing executed by the CPU 91 of the effect control circuit 90 when the power is turned on. When the power is turned on, the CPU 91 registers and PIO (parallel input / output port) in step S401. Initialize each of In step S402, the command storage unit 151, the flag storage unit 152, the timer storage unit 153, the counter storage unit 154, and the fixed symbol storage unit 155 of the RAM 93 are initialized, and a timer interrupt is generated every 10 msec in step S403. The CTC (counter / timer) is set as follows. This timer interrupt period 10 msec is synchronized with the frame frequency of the display control circuit 100.

When the CPU 91 is initially set in step S403, the CPU 91 repeats the counter update process in step S404. In this counter update process, each of the random counter SR1 to the random counter SR4 of the counter storage unit 154 is updated by the unit value “1”. As shown in FIG. After being added to the value “249”, it is returned to the initial value “0” and added cyclically, and the random counter SR2 is added from the initial value “0” to the upper limit value “162” and then changed to the initial value “0”. The random counter SR3 is added from the initial value “0” to the upper limit value “72” and then returned to the initial value “0” and added cyclically. The random counter SR4 is added to the initial value “0”. After being added from “0” to the upper limit value “100”, it is returned to the initial value “0” and added cyclically.
[12] External interrupt processing The main control circuit 60 transmits a change start command, a change stop command, a symbol information command 1, a symbol information command 2, a hold command 1, a hold command 2, a jackpot round command, and a continuous notice command. Sometimes the CPU 91 generates an external interrupt. This external interrupt is generated separately from the timer interrupt, and the CPU 91 enters an interrupt disabled state based on the occurrence of the external interrupt. When this external interrupt occurs, the CPU 91 stores each of the change start command to the continuous notice command in the reception command buffer and cancels the interrupt disabled state.
[13] Timer Interrupt Processing FIG. 53 shows timer interrupt processing executed by the CPU 91 every 10 msec when a timer interrupt occurs. The CPU 91 executes command analysis processing in step S411 and suspension in step S412 each time a timer interrupt occurs. The command process, the decorative symbol game process in step S413, and the jackpot game process in step S414 are executed in this order.
[13-1] Command Analysis Processing FIG. 54 shows the command analysis processing in step S411, and the CPU 91 determines whether or not the pending command 1 is recorded in the reception command buffer in step S421. If it is determined that the hold command 1 is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S422, and the hold command 1 is shifted from the reception command buffer to the command storage unit 151. When proceeding to step S423, the CPU 91 determines whether or not the pending command 2 is recorded in the reception command buffer. If it is determined that the hold command 2 is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S424, where the hold command 2 is shifted from the reception command buffer to the command storage unit 151.

  In step S425, the CPU 91 determines whether or not the symbol information command 1 is recorded in the reception command buffer. If it is determined that the symbol information command 1 is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S426, and the symbol information command 1 is shifted from the reception command buffer to the command storage unit 151. In step S427, the CPU 91 determines whether the symbol information command 2 is recorded in the reception command buffer. When it is determined that the symbol information command 2 is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S428, and the symbol information command 2 is shifted from the reception command buffer to the command storage unit 151.

  When proceeding to step S429, the CPU 91 determines whether or not a change start command is recorded in the reception command buffer. If it is determined that a change start command is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S430, and the change start command is shifted from the reception command buffer to the command storage unit 151. And it transfers to step S431 and sets the game start flag of the flag storage part 152 to an ON state. When proceeding to step S432, the CPU 91 determines whether or not a change stop command is recorded in the reception command buffer. If it is determined that a change stop command is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S433, and the change stop command is cleared from the reception command buffer. And it transfers to step S434 and sets the game stop flag of the flag storage part 152 to an ON state.

When proceeding to step S435, the CPU 91 determines whether or not a big hit round command is recorded in the reception command buffer. If it is determined that the big hit round command is recorded in the reception command buffer, the process proceeds to step S436, where the big hit round command is shifted from the reception command buffer to the command storage unit 151. And it transfers to step S437 and sets the big hit round flag of the flag storage part 152 to an ON state. When proceeding to step S438, the CPU 91 determines whether or not a continuous notice command is recorded in the reception command buffer. If it is determined that the continuous notice command is recorded in the received command buffer, the process proceeds to step S439, and the continuous notice command is shifted from the received command buffer to the command storage unit 151.
[13-2] Hold Command Processing FIG. 55 shows the hold command processing in step S412, and the CPU 91 determines whether or not the hold command 1 is recorded in the command storage unit 151 in step S451. Here, when it is determined that the hold command 1 is recorded in the command storage unit 151, the process proceeds to step S452, and the hold command 1 is detected from the command storage unit 151. Then, EXT data is detected from the detection result of the hold command 1, and when the detection result of the EXT data is “01 (h)”, the hold display command 1 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100, and the detection result of the EXT data Is “02 (h)”, the hold display command 2 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100, and when the detection result of the EXT data is “03 (h)”, the hold display command is sent to the display control circuit 100. 3 is transmitted, the hold display command 4 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100 when the detection result of the EXT data is “04 (h)”. In any case, the hold command is sent from the command storage unit 151 in step S454. Clear the recording result of 1.

  If the CPU 91 determines that the hold command 1 is not recorded in the command storage unit 151 in step S451, it determines whether or not the hold command 2 is recorded in the command storage unit 151 in step S455. Here, when it is determined that the hold command 2 is recorded in the command storage unit 151, the process proceeds to step S456, and the hold command 2 is detected from the command storage unit 151. Then, the EXT data is detected from the detection result of the hold command 2, and when the detection result of the EXT data is “01 (h)”, the hold display command 1 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100, and the detection result of the EXT data Is “02 (h)”, the hold display command 2 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100, and when the detection result of the EXT data is “03 (h)”, the hold display command is sent to the display control circuit 100. 3 is transmitted, the hold display command 4 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100 when the detection result of the EXT data is “04 (h)”. In any case, the hold command is sent from the command storage unit 151 in step S458. Clear the recording result of 2.

When the display control circuit 100 receives the hold display command 1, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the hold display command 1 from the VROM, and stores one image data in the hold area 44 of the decorative symbol display 43 based on the detection result of the image data. The reserved picture 45 is displayed. When receiving the hold display command 2, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the hold display command 2 from the VROM, and in the hold area 44 of the decorative symbol display 43, two display data are detected based on the detection result of the image data. The reserved picture 45 is displayed. When the display control circuit 100 receives the hold display command 3, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the hold display command 3 from the VROM, and in the hold area 44 of the decorative symbol display 43, three display data are detected based on the detection result of the image data. The reserved picture 45 is displayed. When the display control circuit 100 receives the hold display command 4, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the hold display command 4 from the VROM, and in the hold area 44 of the decorative symbol display 43, four display data are detected. The reserved picture 45 is displayed. That is, the holding area 44 of the decorative symbol display 43 is a display of a common holding picture 45 when the special symbol game 1 is put on hold and when the special symbol game 2 is put on hold. It is possible to know the total number of times the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 are held from the number of displayed reserved symbols 45.
[13-3] Decoration Symbol Game Processing FIG. 56 shows the decoration symbol game processing in step S413, and the CPU 91 determines the setting state of the game start flag in the flag storage unit 152 in step S461. If it is determined that the game start flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S462, and the game start flag in the flag storage unit 152 is reset to the off state. In step S463, the in-game flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to an on state, and a preparation process for starting the current decorative symbol game is executed in the decorative symbol game start process in step S464.

  When proceeding to step S465, the CPU 91 determines whether or not the in-game flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state. For example, in the state where the decorative symbol game start process in step S464 is completed, it is determined in step S465 that the in-game flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state, and in step S466, the unit value ΔT ( = 10 msec) is added to the variable time timer ST1 of the timer storage unit 153. This variable time timer ST1 is reset to the initial value “0” in the decorative symbol game start process in step S464. In step S466, the elapsed time of the decorative symbol game is based on the addition of the variable time timer ST1. It is measured.

  When CPU 91 adds variable time timer ST1 in step S466, CPU 91 executes the decorative symbol game in the decorative symbol game processing in step S467, and proceeds to the notice effect processing in step S468. This notice effect process is to display the notice effect video on the decorative symbol display 43, and whether or not to display the notice effect image is determined in the decorative symbol game start process in step S464.

When proceeding to step S469, the CPU 91 determines whether or not the game stop flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state. For example, when the variable stop command “8100 (h)” is transmitted from the main control circuit 60, the game stop flag of the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state in the command analysis processing of FIG. 54, and the CPU 91 sets the flag storage unit in step S469. It is determined that the game stop flag 152 is set to the on state. In this case, the in-game flag in the flag storage unit 152 is reset to the off state in step S470, the game stop flag in the flag storage unit 152 is reset to the off state in step S471, and the process proceeds to the decorative symbol game stop process in step S472. To do.
[13-3-1] Decoration Symbol Game Start Processing Each of FIGS. 57 to 61 shows the decoration symbol game start processing in step S464, and the CPU 91 executes a change start command from the command storage unit 151 in step S481 in FIG. EXT data is detected from the detection result of the fluctuation start command. In step S482, the process data table of FIG. 18 is detected from the ROM 92, and a process data number corresponding to the detection result of the EXT data of the change start command is selected from the process data table.

  When the CPU 91 selects a process data number in step S482, the CPU 91 selects process data corresponding to the selection result of the process data number from the ROM 92 in step S483, and is recorded in advance in the ROM 92 in the variable time timer ST1 of the timer storage unit 153 in step S484. The initial value “0” is set. Then, in step S485, the video command table for decorative symbol game shown in FIG. 20 is detected from the ROM 92, and the video command corresponding to the selection result of the process data number is selected from the video command table for decorative symbol game.

  When the CPU 91 selects a video command for decorative symbol game in step S485, the CPU 91 transmits the selection result of the video command for decorative symbol game to the display control circuit 100 in step S486. In step S487, the recording result of the symbol information command 1 or the recording result of the symbol information command 2 is detected from the command storage unit 151, and the EXT data is detected from the detection result of the symbol information command 1 or the detection result of the symbol information command 2. . When the display control circuit 100 receives the selection result of the video command, the display control circuit 100 selects the video data for the decorative symbol game corresponding to the reception result of the video command from the video table for the decorative symbol game of FIG. Is expanded into VRAM.

  When the CPU 91 detects the EXT data from the detection result of the symbol information command 1 or the detection result of the symbol information command 2 in step S487, the big hit determination value “02 (h) preliminarily recorded in the ROM 92 as the detection result of the EXT data in step S488. “03 (h)” “04 (h)” “05 (h)”. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the EXT data is the same as one of the jackpot determination values “02 (h)” to “05 (h)”, the decoration symbol is set to the combination of the jackpot in the jackpot symbol setting process in step S489. In step S493, the set result of the big hit symbol combination is recorded in the fixed symbol storage unit 155.

  FIG. 58 shows the big hit symbol setting process in step S489, and the CPU 91 detects the symbol table 1 in FIG. 25A from the ROM 92 in step S501. In step S502, the update result of the random counter SR1 is detected from the counter storage unit 154, and the process proceeds to step S503. Here, a symbol element corresponding to the detection result of the random counter SR1 is selected from the symbol table 1, and each of the symbol element in the left column, the symbol element in the middle column, and the symbol element in the right column is set as a common symbol element selection result. To do. For example, when the detection result of the random counter SR1 is “200”, the symbol element “7” is selected, and the symbol element of each column is set to “7”, so that the decorative symbol is set to the jackpot combination “777”. Then, the decorative symbol is recorded in the confirmed symbol storage unit 155 as a jackpot combination “777”.

  If the CPU 91 determines in step S488 in FIG. 57 that the detection result of the EXT data is different from any of the jackpot determination values “02 (h)” to “05 (h)”, the EXT data of the change start command is determined in step S490. The detection result is compared with each of the complete deviation determination values “00 (h)” and “01 (h)” recorded in the ROM 92 in advance. If it is determined that the detection result of the EXT data is different from any of the complete detachment determination values “00 (h)” and “01 (h)”, the process proceeds to the detachment symbol setting process in step S491. Here, the decorative symbol is set as a combination of outliers, and the setting result of the combination of outliers is recorded in the fixed symbol storage unit 155 in step S493.

  FIG. 59 shows the outreach symbol setting process in step S491. The CPU 91 detects the symbol table 1 in FIG. 25A from the ROM 92 in step S511, and from the ROM 92 in FIG. 25B in step S512. The symbol table 2 is detected. In step S513, the update result of the random counter SR1 is detected from the counter storage unit 154. In step S514, the symbol element corresponding to the detection result of the random counter SR1 is selected from the symbol table 1, and the symbol element in the left column and the right column are selected. Each of the symbol elements is set as a common symbol element selection result. For example, when “SR1 = 200”, the symbol element “7” is selected, and the symbol element in the left column and the symbol element in the right column are each set to a common “7”.

  When the CPU 91 sets each of the symbol elements in the left column and the right column in step S514, the CPU 91 detects the update result of the random counter SR2 from the counter storage unit 154 in step S515, and the random counter SR2 from the symbol table 2 in step S516. The symbol element corresponding to the detection result is selected. For example, when “SR2 = 50”, the symbol element “3” is selected.

  If CPU91 selects the symbol element of a middle row | line | column by step S516, it will transfer to step S517. Here, it is determined whether or not the selection result of the symbol element in the middle row is the same as the setting result of the symbol element in the left column. If it is determined that they are different, the process proceeds to step S519, and the symbol in the middle row is determined. Set the element selection result to the symbol element in the middle row. Then, the process proceeds to step 493 in FIG. 57, and the setting results of the left row of symbol elements, the middle row of symbol elements, and the right column of symbol elements are recorded in the fixed symbol storage unit 155. For example, when the setting result of the symbol element in the left column and the setting result of the symbol element in the right column are “7” and the selection result of the symbol element in the middle column is “3”, the symbol element “3” in the middle column is changed. Instead, the decorative symbol is recorded in the fixed symbol storage unit 155 as a combination “737” of the detachment reach.

  If CPU 91 determines in step S517 of FIG. 59 that the selection result of the middle row of design elements is the same as the setting result of the left row of design elements, the selection result of the middle row of design elements is changed to the next design element in step 518. change. In step S519, the change result of the middle row symbol element is set to the middle row symbol element, and in step 493 of FIG. 57, the left row symbol element, the middle row symbol element, and the right row symbol element are stored in the confirmed symbol storage unit 155. Record the setting result of each symbol element. For example, if the setting result of the symbol element in the left column and the selection result of the symbol element in the middle column are “8”, the selection result of the symbol element in the middle column is changed to “1” next to “8” and confirmed. A decorative symbol is recorded in the symbol storage unit 155 as a combination “818” of detachment reach.

  If the CPU 91 determines in step S490 in FIG. 57 that the detection result of the EXT data of the change start command is the same as one of the complete detachment determination values “00 (h)” and “01 (h)”, the complete detachment symbol in step S492. Move to setting process. Here, the decorative symbol is set to a completely unacceptable combination, and the setting result of the completely unacceptable combination is recorded in the confirmed symbol storage unit 155 in step S493. FIG. 60 shows the complete out symbol setting process in step S492. The CPU 91 detects the symbol table 1 in FIG. 25A from the ROM 92 in step S521, and from the ROM 92 in FIG. 25B in step S522. The symbol table 2 is detected, and the symbol table 3 shown in FIG. 25C is detected from the ROM 92 in step S523. In step S524, the update result of the random counter SR1 is detected from the counter storage unit 154. In step S525, the symbol element corresponding to the detection result of the random counter SR1 is selected from the symbol table 1 and set as the symbol element in the left column. .

  When the CPU 91 sets the symbol elements in the left column in step S525, the CPU 91 detects the update result of the random counter SR2 from the counter storage unit 154 in step S526. In step S527, a symbol element corresponding to the detection result of the random counter SR2 is selected from the symbol table 2, and the symbol element in the middle row is set as the symbol element selection result. When the CPU 91 sets the symbol elements in the middle row in step S527, the CPU 91 detects the update result of the random counter SR3 from the counter storage unit 154 in step S528. In step S529, a symbol element corresponding to the detection result of the random counter SR3 is selected from the symbol table 3, and the setting result of the symbol element in the left column is compared with the selection result of the symbol element in the right column in step S530.

  If the CPU 91 determines in step S530 that the selection result of the right row of design elements is different from the setting result of the left row of design elements, the selection result of the right row of design elements is set in the right row of design elements in step S532. Then, in step 493 of FIG. 57, the setting results of the symbol elements in the left column, the symbol elements in the middle column, and the symbol elements in the right column are recorded in the confirmed symbol storage unit 155. For example, when the setting result of the symbol element in the left column is “8”, the selection result of the symbol element in the right column is “7”, and the setting result of the symbol element in the middle column is “1”, the selection result of the symbol element in the right column “7” is not changed, and the decoration symbol is recorded in the confirmed symbol storage unit 155 as a completely uncombined combination “817”.

  If the CPU 91 determines in step S530 that the selection result of the right column symbol element is the same as the setting result of the left column symbol element, the CPU 91 changes the selection result of the right column symbol element to the next symbol element in step S531. In step S532, the change result of the right column symbol element is set in the right column symbol element. In step 493 in FIG. 57, the left column symbol element, the middle column symbol element, and the right column symbol element are set. The result is recorded in the fixed symbol storage unit 155. For example, if the setting result of the symbol element in the left column is “8”, the selection result of the symbol element in the right column is “8”, and the setting result of the symbol element in the middle column is “1”, the selection result of the symbol element in the right column Is changed to “1” next to “8”, and the decoration symbol is recorded in the confirmed symbol storage unit 155 with the combination “811” that is completely off.

  57, when the determined symbol storage unit 155 is set in step S493 of FIG. 57, the MODE data is detected from the detection result of the symbol information command 1 or the detection result of the symbol information command 2 in step S494, and the detection result of the MODE data is stored in the ROM 92. It is compared with a mode determination value “91 (h)” recorded in advance. If it is determined that “MODE data = 91 (h)”, the mode display command 1 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100 in step S495. If it is determined that “MODE data = 91 (h)”, it is determined in step S496. Then, the mode display command 2 is transmitted to the display control circuit 100.

  When the display control circuit 100 receives the mode display command 1, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the mode display command 1 from the VROM, and sets “1” in the game mode area 46 of the decorative symbol display 43 based on the detection result of the image data. "Game mode picture 47" is displayed. When the display control circuit 100 receives the mode display command 2, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the mode display command 2 from the VROM, and “2” in the game mode area 46 of the decorative symbol display 43 based on the detection result of the image data. "Game mode picture 47" is displayed. That is, when the decorative symbol game is performed in conjunction with the special symbol game 1, the game mode symbol 47 of “1” is displayed on the decorative symbol display 43, and when the decorative symbol game is performed in conjunction with the special symbol game 2. A game mode pattern 47 of “2” is displayed on the decorative symbol display 43.

  When the CPU 91 transmits a mode display command to the display control circuit 100 in step S495 or step S496, the CPU 91 transmits a reproduction start command to the display control circuit 100 in step S497, and transmits a pending erase command to the display control circuit 100 in step S498. When the display control circuit 100 receives the reproduction start command, it starts reproduction of the decorative symbol game video data expanded in the VRAM, and the decorative symbol display unit 43 displays the decorative symbol corresponding to the video data selection result. Start displaying background video for gaming. When the display control circuit 100 receives the hold erasure command, the display control circuit 100 deletes one hold picture 45 from the hold area 44 of the decorative symbol display 43, and displays the number of the hold picture 45 displayed as the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2. To match the total number of holds.

  When the CPU 91 transmits a hold deletion command in step S498, the CPU 91 proceeds to a notice effect determination process in step S499. FIG. 61 shows the notice effect determination process in step S499, and the CPU 91 detects the update result of the random counter SR4 from the counter storage unit 154 in step S541. Then, in step S542, it is determined whether or not a continuous notice command is recorded in the command storage unit 151. If it is determined that a continuous notice command is recorded in the command storage unit 151, the process proceeds to step S543. Here, the continuous notice command is cleared from the command storage unit 151, and the process proceeds to step S544.

  When the CPU 91 proceeds to step S544, it compares the detection result of the random counter SR4 with each of the 81 notice determination values “0 to 80” recorded in advance in the ROM 92. Here, when it is determined that the detection result of the random counter SR4 is the same as any one of the notice determination values “0 to 80”, it is determined that there is a notice effect, and the detection result of the random counter SR4 is the notice determination value “0 to 80”. When it is determined that they are different from both, it is determined that there is no notice effect. That is, when a continuous notice command is transmitted from the main control circuit 60, it is determined with a high probability of “81/101” that an image of a notice effect is displayed.

  If the CPU 91 determines in step S542 that the continuous notice command is not recorded in the command storage unit 151, in step S545, the detection result of the random counter SR4 is set to the six notice determination values “0 to 5” recorded in advance in the ROM 92. Compare with each. When it is determined that the detection result of the random counter SR4 is the same as any of the six notice determination values “0 to 5”, it is determined that there is a notice effect, and the detection result of the random counter SR4 is six notice determination values. When it is determined that it is different from any of “0 to 5”, it is determined that there is no notice effect. That is, when a continuous notice command is not transmitted from the main control circuit 60, it is determined with a low probability of “6/101” that an image of a notice effect is displayed.

  If CPU91 determines the presence or absence of a notice effect in step S544 or step S545, CPU91 will compare the determination result of the presence or absence of a notice effect with presence of a notice effect in step S546. Here, when it is determined that the presence / absence of the notice effect is present, the notice effect flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state in step S547, and the result of the presence / absence of the notice effect is determined to be no notice effect. If it is determined, the notice effect flag in the flag storage unit 152 is reset to the off state in step S548.

As for the continuous notice command, one of the big winning values “17 to 97” only when the probability changes is recorded as the random counter MR1 in the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 of any of the holding numbers 1 to 4 for the special symbol game 1 Is transmitted when the probability variation mode is activated at the time when the random counter MR1 is processed. This continuous advance notice command is sent every time one of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 is started until the jackpot value only when the probability change is deleted from the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 for the special symbol game 1 The notice effect flag is set to ON every time the decorative symbol game start process is performed until the jackpot value only at the time of probability change is deleted from the special symbol hold data storage unit 131 for the special symbol game 1 There is a possibility that.
[13-3-2] Decoration symbol game processing The decoration symbol game processing in step S467 of FIG. 56 is performed by setting a plurality of process timers in which the addition result of the variable time timer ST1 of the timer storage unit 153 corresponds to the process data selection result. It is determined whether or not it matches any of the values, and if it is determined that the addition result of the variation time timer ST1 matches any of the plurality of process timer set values, the variation is determined from the process data selection result. Display control data, audio control data, and illumination control data corresponding to the addition result of the time timer ST1 are detected, the display control data detection result is transmitted to the display control circuit 100, and the audio control data is transmitted to the audio control circuit 110. Is transmitted, and the detection result of the illumination control data is transmitted to the illumination control circuit 120. 0 controls the display content of the decorative symbol display 43 based on the reception result of the display control data, and the voice control circuit 110 controls each of the speakers 13 based on the reception result of the voice control data. 120 is performed by controlling each of the plurality of illumination LEDs 15 based on the reception result of the illumination control data.

  Each of process data # 00 to # 08 is recorded in the ROM 92 of the effect control circuit 90. As shown in FIG. 19, each of the process data # 00 to # 08 is commonly set with all the figure change start commands, and the CPU 91 indicates that the addition result of the change time timer ST1 in the timer storage unit 153 is the process data. When it is determined that the process timer set value PT00 for the all figure variation start command corresponding to the selection result is reached, the all figure variation start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 100. The display control circuit 100 detects the image data corresponding to the all symbol variation start command from the VROM when receiving the all symbol variation start command, and based on the detection result of the image data in the left variation region L of the decorative symbol display 43. The left row of symbol elements starts to be displayed in a varying state, and the middle row of symbol elements starts to be displayed in a varying state based on the detection result of the image data in the middle varying region C. Based on the detection result, display of the symbol elements in the right column is started in a fluctuating state. FIG. 62 (a) shows an image in which display of each of the symbol elements in the left column, the middle column, and the right column is started in a changing state. Each of the symbol elements is displayed in front of the background image corresponding to the video data for the decorative symbol game.

  As shown in FIG. 19, each process data # 00 to # 08 is commonly set with a variable stop command in the left column, and the CPU 91 indicates that the addition result of the variable time timer ST1 in the timer storage unit 153 is the left column. When it is determined that the process timer set value PT01 for the fluctuation stop command of the first row has been reached, the setting result of the left row of symbol elements is detected from the fixed symbol storage unit 155, and the display control circuit 100 detects the detection result of the left row of symbol elements and Each variable stop command in the left column is transmitted in order. When the display control circuit 100 receives the fluctuation stop command in the left column, the display control circuit 100 stops the fluctuation display of the symbol elements in the left column at the reception result, and the left fluctuation of the decorative symbol display 43 is displayed as shown in FIG. In the area L, the reception result of the symbol elements in the left column is displayed in a stationary state.

  As shown in FIG. 19, the process data # 00 to # 08 are commonly set with the change stop command in the right column, and the CPU 91 indicates that the addition result of the change time timer ST1 in the timer storage unit 153 is the right column. When it is determined that the process timer set value PT02 for the fluctuation stop command of the current row has been reached, the setting result of the right row of symbol elements is detected from the fixed symbol storage unit 155, and the detection result of the right row of symbol elements is detected by the display control circuit 100. Each change stop command in the right column is transmitted in order. When the display control circuit 100 receives the fluctuation stop command in the right column, the display control circuit 100 stops the fluctuation display of the symbol element in the right column at the reception result, and receives the symbol element in the right column in the right fluctuation region R of the decorative symbol display 43. Display results in a static state. Each of (c) and (d) in FIG. 62 shows an image in which the symbol elements in the right column have stopped changing, and when the decorative symbol is set to either a jackpot combination or a combination of outreach. 62 (d), when the symbol elements in the left column and the symbol elements in the right column have the same reach combination, and the decorative symbol is set to a completely out of combination. 62 (c), the symbol elements in the left column and the symbol elements in the right column are not a combination of reach.

  As shown in FIG. 19, each process data # 00 to # 08 is commonly set with a middle column variation stop command, and the CPU 91 indicates that the addition result of the variation time timer ST1 in the timer storage unit 153 is the middle column. When it is determined that the process timer set value PT03 for the fluctuation stop command of the second row has been reached, the setting result of the middle row of symbol elements is detected from the fixed symbol storage unit 155, and the detection result of the middle row of symbol elements is detected by the display control circuit 100. Send each of the middle-line variable stop commands in order. When the display control circuit 100 receives the middle row variation stop command, the display control circuit 100 stops the variation display of the middle row symbol elements at the reception result, and receives the middle row symbol elements in the middle variation area C of the decorative symbol display 43. Display results in a static state. Each of (e) to (g) in FIG. 62 shows an image in which the symbol elements in the middle row are suspended, and when the decorative symbol is set to a completely out of combination, (e) in FIG. ) Based on the fact that the middle row of design elements stops changing, the left row of design elements, the middle row of design elements, and the right row of design elements are completely out of combination, and the decorative design is out of reach. When the combination is set, as shown in (f) of FIG. 62, the symbol elements in the left column, the symbol elements in the middle column, and the symbols in the right column based on the fact that the symbol elements in the middle column stop changing. When the element is a combination of detachment reach and the decorative symbol is set to the jackpot combination, as shown in (g) of FIG. The symbol elements in the middle row, the symbol elements in the middle row, and the symbol elements in the right row become a jackpot combination.

In process data # 00, the process timer set value PT03 for the middle row change stop command is set to the same value as the change display time of the change start command # 00. In process data # 01, the process timer for the middle row change stop command is set. The set value PT03 is set to the same value as the change display time of the change start command # 01. In the process data # 02, the process timer set value PT03 for the change stop command in the middle row is the same as the change display time of the change start command # 02. In the process data # 03, the process timer set value PT03 for the middle column fluctuation stop command is set to the same value as the fluctuation display time of the fluctuation start command # 03, and in the process data # 04, the middle column fluctuation stop is set. The process timer set value PT03 for the command is the same as the fluctuation display time of the fluctuation start command # 04 In process data # 05, the process timer set value PT03 for the middle row change stop command is set to the same value as the change display time of the change start command # 05. In process data # 06, the middle row change stop command is set. Process timer set value PT03 is set to the same value as the change display time of change start command # 06, and in process data # 07, process timer set value PT03 for change stop command in the middle row is changed to change start command # 07. In the process data # 08, the process timer set value PT03 for the middle column change stop command is set to the same value as the change display time of the change start command # 08. Therefore, in the decorative symbol game, the change of the last middle row of the symbol elements is stopped simultaneously with the stop of the change of the special symbol, and the combination of the decorative symbols is determined on the image of the decorative symbol display 43 and at the same time the upper special symbol display 41. Alternatively, the special symbol is stopped and displayed on the lower special symbol display 42.
[13-3-3] Notice Effect Processing FIG. 63 shows the notice effect processing in step S468, and the CPU 91 determines in step S561 whether or not the notice effect flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state. To do. If it is determined that the notice effect flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S562, and the addition result of the variable time timer ST1 in the timer storage unit 153 is compared with the notice effect start time. The notice effect start time coincides with the transmission timing of the middle row variation stop command, and the CPU 91 detects the process timer setting value PT03 for the middle row variation stop command from the process data selection result, and sets the process timer. The detection result of the value PT03 is used as the notice effect start time.

If the CPU 91 determines that “ST1 = notice effect start time” in step S562, it transmits a notice effect command to the display control circuit 100 in step S563, and resets the notice effect flag in the flag storage unit 152 to the off state in step S564. To do. When the display control circuit 100 receives the notice effect command, the display control circuit 100 detects image data corresponding to the notice effect command from the VROM, and displays the notice pattern 48 on the decorative symbol display 43 based on the detection result of the image data. The notice pattern 48 is displayed by superimposing the detection result of the image data on the front of the video data for the decorative symbol game, and the display control circuit 100 receives the all diagram variation start command in the next decorative symbol game. Based on this, the notice picture 48 is deleted.
[13-3-4] Decoration Symbol Game Stop Processing FIG. 64 shows the decoration symbol game stop processing in step S472, and the CPU 91 transmits a reproduction stop command to the display control circuit 100 in step S571. The display control circuit 100 stops the reproduction process of the video data for the decorative symbol game based on the reception of the reproduction stop command, and the decorative symbol display 43 until the all graphic variation start command is received in the next decorative symbol game. Each of the symbol elements in the left column, the middle column, and the symbol elements in the right column is continuously displayed stationary in a variable stop state.

When the CPU 91 transmits a playback stop command in step S571, in step S572, the left symbol element setting result, the middle symbol element setting result, and the right symbol element setting result are respectively stored from the confirmed symbol storage unit 155. In step S573, the recording result of the change start command is cleared from the command storage unit 151. In step S574, the recording result of the symbol information command 1 or symbol information command 2 is detected from the command storage unit 151, the EXT data is detected from the detection result of the symbol information command 1 or symbol information command 2, and the detection result of the EXT data is detected. It is determined whether or not is the off symbol determination value “01 (h)” recorded in the ROM 92 in advance. When it is determined that the detection result of the EXT data is out of place and the symbol determination value is “01 (h)”, the process proceeds to step S575, and the recording result of the symbol information command 1 or symbol information command 2 is cleared from the command storage unit 151. .
[13-4] Jackpot Game Processing FIG. 65 shows the jackpot game processing in step S414, and the CPU 91 determines in step S581 whether or not the jackpot round flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state. If it is determined that the big hit round flag in the flag storage unit 152 is set to the on state, the process proceeds to step S582, and the big hit round flag in the flag storage unit 152 is reset to the off state. In step S583, the big hit round command recording result is detected from the command storage unit 151, and the EXT data is detected from the big hit round command detection result.

  When the CPU 91 detects EXT data in step S583, it detects a big hit game video command corresponding to the detection result of the EXT data from the big hit game video command table of FIG. 22 in step S584. In step S585, the detection result of the video command for the big hit game is transmitted to the display control circuit 100, and the reproduction start command is transmitted to the display control circuit 100 in step S586. When the display control circuit 100 receives the video command for the big hit game, it detects the video data for the big hit game according to the reception result of the video command from the video table for the big hit game in FIG. 23, and receives the reproduction start command. Sometimes, a video corresponding to the current big hit round is displayed on the decorative symbol display 43 based on reproducing the detection result of the video data for the big hit game.

  In step S586, the CPU 91 transmits a reproduction start command to the display control circuit 100, and in step S587, compares the detection result of the EXT data with the probability variation effect determination value “02 (h)” predetermined in the ROM 92. If it is determined that “EXT data = probability effect determination value” is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S593, and the recording result of the big hit round command is cleared from the command storage unit 151.

  When CPU 91 determines that “EXT data = probability effect determination value” in step S587, CPU 91 detects the recording result of symbol information command 1 or symbol information command 2 from command storage 151 in step S588, and symbol information command 1 or symbol. EXT data is detected from the detection result of the information command 2. In step S589, the detection result of the EXT data is compared with each of the probability change determination values “03 (h)” and “05 (h)” recorded in advance in the ROM 92, and the detection result of the EXT data is determined as the probability change determination value “03. When it is determined that it is the same as either “(h)” or “05 (h)”, a probability variation big hit effect command is transmitted to the display control circuit 100 in step S590. Next, in step S592, the recording result of the symbol information command 1 or symbol information command 2 is cleared from the command storage unit 151. In step S593, the recording result of the big hit round command is cleared from the command storage unit 151.

  If the CPU 91 determines in step S589 that the detection result of the EXT data is different from any of the probability variation determination values “03 (h)” and “05 (h)”, the CPU 91 instructs the display control circuit 100 to perform a normal big hit effect command in step S591. Send. In step S592, the recording result of the symbol information command 1 or 2 is cleared from the command storage unit 151. In step S593, the recording result of the big hit round command is cleared from the command storage unit 151.

  In the second big hit round, an image of the probability variation lottery effect is displayed on the decorative symbol display 43 based on the detection result of the video data, and the display control circuit 100 receives the probability variation big hit effect command at the start of the second big hit round. When this is done, image data corresponding to the promiscuous jackpot effect command is detected from the VROM, and when the normal jackpot effect command is received, image data corresponding to the normal jackpot effect command is detected from the VROM. As shown in FIG. 7, the image data corresponding to the probability change big hit effect command is for displaying a probability change notification pattern 50 of “Yattane probability change”, and the display control circuit 100 is in a state in which the card pattern 49 is face down. The probability change notification pattern 50 of “Yattane probability variation” is displayed based on the result of superimposing the image data detection result on the pattern 49 of the face-up card at the timing of turning over to the face-up state. Inform. Usually, the image data corresponding to the big hit effect command is for displaying the uncertain change notification picture 51 of “Sorry for seeing”, and the display control circuit 100 turns the card picture 49 from the face-down state to the face-up state. An uncertain change notification pattern 51 of “Sorry for seeing” is displayed on the basis of the detection result of the image data superimposed on the pattern 49 of the face-up card at the timing to notify the player that the normal big hit has been determined.

  In the first embodiment, nine jackpot values for the special symbol game 1 as the random counter MR1 in the special symbol holding data storage 131 for the holding number 1, the holding number 2, the holding number 3, or the holding number 4 for the special symbol game 1 only at the time of probability change. When any one of “17 to 97” is recorded, the forward flag of the flag storage unit 136 is turned on regardless of whether or not the probability variation mode is enabled when the random counter MR1 is processed. It may be set to.

  In the first embodiment, regardless of whether the advance flag is turned on, the normal variation start command table 2 is selected in the invalid state of the probability variation mode, and in the effective state of the probability variation mode, the variation start at the probability variation is started. In the invalid state of the probability variation mode, the command table 2 is selected, and each of the variation start command and the variation display time is selected from the normal variation start command table 2 regardless of whether the advance flag is turned on. In the valid state of the mode, it is possible to select each of the change start command and the change display time from the change start command table 2 at the time of the probability change. In the case of this configuration, when the advance flag is in the on state, the change display time is preferably reduced as compared with the off state of the advance flag based on multiplying the selection result of the change display time by a predetermined constant k (<1).

  In the first embodiment, as a configuration in which a game ball wins in the lower special symbol starting port 27 through the gap between the two blade plates 29 in the closed state of both the blade plates 29 of the lower special symbol starting port 27. Also good. In the case of this configuration, it is preferable to form a gap of a size that allows a game ball to pass between each of the blade plates 29 and the upper special symbol start opening 25 in the closed state of both blade plates 29. That is, an expanded state in which a game ball rolling in the game area 21 of the game board 16 can enter the lower special symbol starting port 27 and a reduced state in which it is difficult to enter compared with the expanded state. It may be switched between.

In the first embodiment, a pocket-shaped normal symbol starting port having an upper surface may be used instead of the gate-shaped normal symbol starting port 23 having an upper surface and a lower surface opened.
In the first embodiment, two types of long value (for example, 30 sec) and short value (for example, 0.8 sec) are recorded in advance in the ROM 62 of the main control circuit 60 as the duration of the big hit round, and 2R normal big hit and 2R are recorded. When each of the probable big hits is determined, the short value is selected as the duration of the big hit round, and when each of the 15R normal big hit and the 15R probable big hit is determined, the long value is selected as the duration of the big hit round. It is good also as a structure.

  In the first embodiment, when each of the 2R normal big hit and the 15R normal big hit is determined, the time reduction mode may be activated at the time when the final big hit round ends. This time reduction mode is a mode in which it is determined with a normal probability that a big hit is based on comparing the detection result of the random counter MR1 with a normal big hit value, and the total execution of the special symbol game 1 and the special symbol game 2 is executed. Even if the number of times reaches a predetermined limit value (for example, 40 times), it is invalidated when it is not determined to be a big hit. When this time reduction mode is valid, it is preferable to select the short value ST as the normal symbol game time and select the long value LT as the winning game time. When the special symbol holding data storage unit 131 for the special symbol game 1 is recorded with a jackpot value only at the time of probability change as the random counter MR1 when this time reduction mode is valid, the probability at the time when the random counter MR1 is processed It is preferable that the advance flag is set to the on state only when the variation mode is validated, and the variation display time of the special symbol game 2 is shortened.

  In the first embodiment, the normal symbol game time may be set to the same value in each of the valid state and the invalid state of the probability variation mode. In this configuration, since the hit probability determined to be a hit in the effective state of the probability variation mode is higher than the invalid state of the probability variation mode, the lower special symbol start port 27 is in the invalid state of the probability variation mode. It is opened more frequently than

  In the first embodiment, the winning game time may be set to the same value in each of the valid state and the invalid state of the probability variation mode. In this configuration, since the hit probability determined to be a hit in the effective state of the probability variation mode is higher than the invalid state of the probability variation mode, the lower special symbol start port 27 is in the invalid state of the probability variation mode. It is opened more frequently than

The figure which shows Example 1 (the perspective view which shows the external appearance of a pachinko game machine) Figure showing the game board from the front Block diagram showing electrical configuration A figure showing an image of a decorative pattern game Diagram showing the arrangement of design elements Figure showing the video of the notice effect A figure showing the video of the probable lottery The figure which shows the control command transmitted to a production | presentation control circuit from the main control circuit The figure which shows the list of the random counter which the main control circuit updates The figure which shows the control data for jackpot determination recorded on the main control circuit The figure which shows the control data for probability change determination recorded on the main control circuit The figure which shows the control data for continuation number determination recorded on the main control circuit The figure which shows the control data for the hit judgment recorded on the main control circuit The figure which shows the fluctuation start command table of the normal time recorded on the main control circuit The figure which shows the change start command table at the time of probability change recorded in the main control circuit The figure which shows the control data for normal symbol game time selection recorded on the main control circuit The figure which shows the control data storage area of the main control circuit The figure which shows the control data for process data selection recorded on the production control circuit The figure which shows the process data recorded on the production control circuit The figure which shows the video data command table for the design game which is recorded in the production control circuit well The figure which shows the video table for decoration design games recorded on the display control circuit The figure which shows the video command table for jackpot games recorded on the production control circuit The figure which shows the video table for jackpot games recorded on the display control circuit The figure which shows the list of the random counter which the production control circuit updates The figure which shows the design table which is recorded in production control circuit The figure which shows the production control data storage area of the production control circuit Flow chart showing main processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing timer interrupt processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing input processing of main control circuit The flowchart which shows the counter update process 2 of the main control circuit Flowchart showing normal symbol data acquisition processing of the main control circuit The flowchart which shows the special symbol data acquisition process 1 of a main control circuit The flowchart which shows the special symbol data acquisition process 2 of a main control circuit Flow chart showing normal symbol process of main control circuit Flowchart showing main control circuit hit determination processing Flow chart showing normal symbol variation processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing normal symbol fluctuation stop processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing the hit game process of the main control circuit Flow chart showing interval processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing jackpot prefetch processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing the probabilistic prefetch processing of the main control circuit Flow chart showing the postponing process of the main control circuit Flow chart showing special symbol process of main control circuit The flowchart which shows the big hit judgment processing of the main control circuit Flow chart showing the special symbol variation start process of the main control circuit Flow chart showing the special symbol variation start process of the main control circuit Flow chart showing special symbol variation processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing special symbol fluctuation stop processing of main control circuit Flow chart showing wait processing of main control circuit The flowchart which shows the big hit game processing of the main control circuit The figure for demonstrating the digestion order of special symbol game 1 and special symbol game 2 Flow chart showing main process of effect control circuit Flow chart showing timer interrupt processing of production control circuit Flow chart showing command analysis processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing hold command processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing decoration symbol game processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing decoration symbol game start processing of effect control circuit Flow chart showing the jackpot symbol setting process of the production control circuit Flow chart showing outlier reach design setting process of effect control circuit Flow chart showing complete out symbol design processing of the production control circuit Flow chart showing notice effect determination processing of effect control circuit A figure showing an image of a decorative pattern game Flow chart showing notice effect processing of effect control circuit The flowchart which shows the decoration symbol game stop processing of the production control circuit The flowchart which shows the big hit game processing of the production control circuit

Explanation of symbols

  16 is a game board, 23 is a normal symbol start port (normal start port), 25 is an upper special symbol start port (first special start port), 27 is a lower special symbol start port (second special start port), 33 Is an ordinary symbol display (ordinary indicator), 36 is a special prize opening (special entry gate), 41 is an upper special symbol display (first special indicator), and 42 is a lower special symbol indicator (second display). Special display), 60 is a main control circuit, 90 is an effect control circuit, and 100 is a display control circuit.

Claims (1)

A game board on which a game ball can roll,
A normal starting port provided on the game board and into which a game ball can enter;
A first special start port provided on the game board and into which a game ball can enter;
An expanded state and a game ball which are provided on the game board and which can enter a game ball and a contracted state where a game ball cannot enter or between which a game ball can enter A second special start port that is switched between reduced states that are difficult to enter compared to the expanded state;
A special entrance that is provided in the game board and is switched between an open state in which a game ball can enter and a closed state in which a game ball cannot enter;
Either a normal probability mode for determining whether or not a big hit game for opening and closing the special entrance is performed with a predetermined normal probability and a high probability mode for determining with a high constant probability that is higher than the normal probability Game mode setting means for setting the crab game mode;
A hit judging means for judging whether or not a game is hit for expanding / reducing the second special start port when a game ball enters the normal start port;
A normal indicator on which the determination result of the hit determination means is displayed;
When the hit determination means determines whether or not it is a normal game from either a normal game time at a normal time determined in advance and a normal game time at the same time as the normal time or at a high accuracy time shorter than the normal time When the game mode is set to the normal probability mode, the normal game time is selected at the normal time and the game mode is set to the high probability mode. A normal game time selection means for selecting a game time;
When it is determined whether or not the hit determination means is a win, the normal game video for notifying the player of the determination result of the hit determination means is displayed on the normal display and the selection result of the normal game time selection means. Normal game means to display in the required time according to,
A hit game means for starting a hit game after the video of the normal game on the normal display ends when the hit determination means is determined to be a win;
The jackpot counter is updated by a predetermined unit value at a predetermined time interval, and the update processing of the jackpot counter is within a range between a predetermined lower limit value and a predetermined upper limit value. Jackpot counter updating means performed in
Jackpot data recording means each having a first reserved area and a second reserved area in which the update result of the jackpot counter is recorded;
A first jackpot counter detecting means for detecting an update result of the jackpot counter when a game ball enters the first special start port, and recording a detection result of the jackpot counter in the first holding area;
A second jackpot counter detecting means for detecting an update result of the jackpot counter when a game ball enters the second special start port, and recording a detection result of the jackpot counter in the second holding area;
Determining whether the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the first holding area and determining whether the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the second holding area; When it is determined that the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the second reserved area, the recorded result of the big hit counter with the oldest detection order is read from the second reserved area and the second reserved area If it is determined that the detection result of the big hit counter is recorded in the first reserved area without the detection result of the big hit counter being recorded in the big hit counter, A jackpot counter reading means for reading the recording result of
The jackpot counter reading means determines whether the jackpot is based on the jackpot counter read from the first holding area or the second holding area, and the game mode is set to the high probability mode. If the result of the jackpot counter reading of the jackpot counter reading means is the same as one of a plurality of jackpot values determined in advance within the range of the lower limit value and the upper limit value of the jackpot counter, If the game mode is set to the normal probability mode and the game mode is set to the normal probability mode, the jackpot determination means for determining that the game is a big hit if the game mode is the same as any one of a small number of one or more jackpot values compared to the setting of the high probability mode When,
When the jackpot determining means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter of the first reserved area, the recorded result of the jackpot counter is erased from the first reserved area, When the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit is based on the recording result of the big hit counter of the second reserved area, the big hit counter erases the big hit counter recorded from the second reserved area. Means,
Video of a special game for notifying the player of the determination result of the big hit determination means when the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit is based on the recorded result of the big hit counter of the first reserved area A first special indicator on which is displayed;
Special game video for notifying the player of the determination result of the big hit determination means when the big hit determination means determines whether or not the big hit is based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the second reserved area A second special indicator on which is displayed;
When the jackpot determining means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the first reserved area, a special game time is selected from a plurality of special game times determined in advance. 1 special game time selection means;
When the jackpot determining means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the second reserved area, a special game time is selected from a plurality of special game times determined in advance. 2 special game time selection means;
When the jackpot determining means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the first reserved area, the video image of the special game is displayed on the first special display. A first special game means for displaying the required time according to the selection result of the time selection means;
When the jackpot determining means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the second reserved area, the video image of the special game is displayed on the second special display. A second special game means for displaying in a required time according to the selection result of the time selection means;
When the big hit determining means determines that the big hit is based on the recording result of the big hit counter in the first reserved area, the big hit game is started after the video of the special game on the first special display is completed. When the jackpot determining means determines that the jackpot is based on the recording result of the jackpot counter in the second reserved area, the jackpot game is started after the video of the special game on the second special display is completed. Jackpot gaming means to play,
A jackpot look-ahead process for determining whether or not the recording result of the jackpot counter of the first reserved area is the same as a specific jackpot value used when setting the high probability mode without being used when setting the normal probability mode Jackpot prefetching means for performing before the jackpot determination means determines whether or not the jackpot is based on the jackpot counter;
When the jackpot prefetching means prefetches that the same big hit counter recording result as the specific big hit value exists in the first reserved area, it is determined whether or not it is a big hit based on the jackpot counter recording result. Game mode prefetching means for prefetching whether or not the game mode is set to the high probability mode at the time of determination by the jackpot determination means;
The second special game time selection means is configured to pre-read the jackpot prefetching means and process the result of the jackpot counter when the same jackpot counter recording result equal to the specific jackpot value exists in the first reserved area. If the game mode is set to the high probability mode at the time of being played, the shortest time among the plurality of special game times is less in the specific state in which the game mode prefetching means is prefetched than in the specific state A pachinko machine characterized by a high probability of selection.

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