JP6227504B2 - Game machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine including a movable effect device that produces an effect by an operation.

  A pachinko machine that is a typical gaming machine is provided with a frame-like frame-shaped decorative body (so-called center accessory) at a substantially central position of a gaming area defined on a board surface of a gaming board set in the machine, Through the window of the frame-shaped decorative body, a design display device (display device) such as a liquid crystal type or a drum type that displays a plurality of symbols is faced from the rear, and at a position below the frame-shaped decorative body in the game board Many proposals have been made to arrange a start prize device (start prize means) that starts symbol fluctuations on the symbol display device by winning a pachinko ball (game ball) and a special prize device that opens at a big hit. Has been. In this type of pachinko machine, the pachinko ball launched into the game area gradually flows down by its own weight while bouncing off by contact with a game nail or the like planted in the game area, and the start in the process of flowing down the game area By winning the winning device, a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out, and various game effects such as a reach effect accompanying the symbol variation effect on the symbol display device are made, and the symbol display device has a predetermined combination of symbols. In this case, a so-called big hit is generated by stopping and the special winning device is opened so that a large number of prize balls can be obtained.

  In addition, a movable presentation device (movable presentation device) having a movable body that performs a required operation is disposed on the game board or the like, and the movable body is operated in accordance with the symbol variation effect on the symbol display device. Has proposed a pachinko machine that improves the effect of the presentation (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In the movable effect device disclosed in Patent Document 1, a decorative member is disposed on the extended end side of an arm member pivotally supported at one end, and the decorative member is driven to the front side of the symbol display device by rotating the arm member. Is configured to move.

JP 2009-66309 A

  In the configuration in which the arm member having the decorative member disposed on the extending end side as in Patent Document 1 is rotated, the decorative member is moved largely by a short stroke of the arm member as compared with the case where the decorative member is moved linearly. Can be made. However, the posture of the decorative member changes while the decorative member moves between the standby position and the operating position, and the decorative member cannot always be moved in the same posture.

  That is, the present invention has been proposed in order to solve this problem in view of the above-described problems inherent in the gaming machine according to the prior art, and has an impact effect that greatly moves the movable body without changing its posture. It aims at providing the game machine which can improve interest by.

In order to solve the above problem, in the invention according to claim 1 of the present application,
In a gaming machine equipped with a movable production device (N1, N2) that produces production by movement,
The movable effect device (N1, N2)
An actuating member (76) pivotable between an initial position and a moving position;
A moving mechanism (65) for moving the actuating member (76) between an initial position and a moving position;
A movable base (88) disposed on the actuating member (76) and rotatable about a rotation axis intersecting a moving plane in which the actuating member (76) moves between an initial position and a moving position;
A movable body (93) disposed on the movable base (88) and slidable in a direction crossing a moving direction of the operating member (76) along the moving plane;
Wherein disposed in actuating member (76), a rotary drive mechanism (82) for rotational movement relative to the actuating member (76) the carriage (88),
A slide drive mechanism (96) disposed on the movable base (88), and having a driving means (97) for sliding the movable body (93) relative to the movable base (88) ,
The rotational drive mechanism (82) is configured to rotate the movable base (88) in accordance with the movement of the operating member (76) so that the movable body (93) maintains the posture at the initial position. ,
When the movable base (88) moves in a circular orbit along with the movement of the operating member (76), a reference passing through the reference point (P) of the movable body (93) at the initial position of the operating member (76). The movable body (93) is moved to the movable base (88) by an amount that cancels the amount of displacement of the movable base (88) on the side opposite to the direction in which the movable base (88) is displaced with respect to the line (C1, C2). The drive point (97) of the slide drive mechanism (96) is driven and controlled in accordance with the movement of the actuating member (76) so that the reference point (P) is set to the reference line (C1, C2). ) The gist is that it is configured to move on top .

According to the first aspect of the present invention, since the movable body can be maintained in the initial position by the rotation drive mechanism and the slide drive mechanism , the movable body can be moved largely with a small stroke of the rotating operation member. It is possible to improve the interest by producing an impact with a large movement of the movable body. Also, since provided the slide drive mechanism to the movable base provided with a rotary drive mechanism for actuating member to be moved need not be fixedly disposed guide members of the linear guide or the like in order to maintain the posture of the movable body, the guide The interest can be improved by moving the movable body greatly without considering that the member is exposed and the appearance is lowered.
Moreover, even if the actuating member is rotated, the movable body can be moved on a straight track, and the entertainment can be improved by an operation effect in which the movable body having a certain posture moves linearly.

In invention of Claim 3 , the said movable production | presentation apparatus (N1, N2) is provided two sets,
The rotational drive mechanism (82) of each movable effect device (N1, N2) includes a drive means (83) for rotating the movable base (88) relative to the operating member (76),
The reference members (F, F) of both movable bodies (93, 93) are parallel and face the movable body (93) facing vertically. ) By moving the corresponding rotary drive mechanism (82) and slide drive mechanism (96) according to the movement position of the two movable bodies (93, 93),
A first form in which the reference planes (F, F) are spaced apart in the vertical direction in the reference posture;
A second form in which the reference planes (F, F) are gathered to face each other in the reference posture;
A third configuration in which the reference surfaces (F, F) are gathered and opposed so that the reference surfaces (F, F) are close to each other in an inclined posture in which the reference surfaces (F, F) of both the movable bodies (93, 93) are inclined;
The reference surfaces (F, F) of both the movable bodies (93, 93) can be changed to a fourth configuration in which the reference surfaces (F, F) are opposed to each other in the upright posture with the reference surfaces (F, F) standing perpendicular to the reference posture. The summary is as follows .

In the invention according to claim 2 , the movable body (93) is a display device (93) capable of displaying an image on a display unit (93a) facing the front side, and the display unit of the display device (93) The gist is that (93a) is configured to be visible from the front side at the initial position and the moving position.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, the display device can be moved while maintaining a constant posture, so that the image displayed on the display unit is controlled so as to be in an appropriate display state in accordance with the posture change of the display device. There is no need, and the display control of the display device can be simplified to reduce the control load.

The present application includes the following technical ideas.
The movable body (93) includes a movable base (88) rotatably disposed on the actuating member (76), and a display unit (slidably movable on the movable base (88)) facing the front side ( 93a) and a display device (93) capable of displaying an image,
The display unit (93a) of the display device (93) is configured to be visible from the front side at the initial position and the moving position, and
Is arranged before Symbol actuating member (76) said carriage relative to said actuation member (76) and the rotary drive mechanism for rotating operation (88) (82), is disposed on the movable table (88) The gist of the invention is that it includes a slide drive mechanism (96) for sliding the display device (93) with respect to the movable base (88).
According to this configuration, since the arranged by dispersing rotary drive mechanism and a slide drive mechanism may be configured of the actuating member or the movable member can be inhibited from complication.

  According to the gaming machine according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the entertainment by performing an impact with the movable body while maintaining the posture of the movable body constant.

It is a front view which shows the pachinko machine which concerns on an Example. It is the front view of the game board which concerns on an Example, Comprising: The 2nd display apparatus has shown in the state which has become the reference | standard attitude | position in the initial position. The transparent wall of the frame-shaped decorative body is not shown. It is a front view of the installation member in the state by which the 1st and 2nd movable production | presentation apparatus based on an Example is arrange | positioned, Comprising: The 2nd display apparatus has shown the state which has become the reference | standard attitude | position in the initial position. It is a principal part vertical side view at the arrangement | positioning position of the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus in a game board in an Example. It is a principal part vertical side view in the arrangement position of the 2nd movable production | presentation apparatus in a game board in an Example. It is the schematic perspective view which looked at the 1st movable production device concerning an example from the front side. It is the schematic perspective view which looked at the 1st movable production device concerning an example from the back side. It is the schematic perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the installation base | substrate and movement mechanism in the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus which concern on an Example, and was seen from the front side. It is the schematic perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the installation base | substrate in the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example, and the moving mechanism seen from the rear side. It is the schematic perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the action | operation member in the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example, a movable stand, and the 2nd display apparatus, and was seen from the front side. It is the schematic perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the action | operation member, the movable stand, and 2nd display apparatus in the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus which concern on an Example, and was seen from the rear side. It is the side view which cut the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example vertically with the axial support part of the action | operation member with respect to an installation base | substrate. It is the side view which longitudinally cut the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example with the axial support part of the movable stand with respect to the action member. It is a cross-sectional top view of the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus based on an Example. It is the schematic perspective view which looked at the 2nd movable production device concerning an example from the front side. It is the schematic perspective view which looked at the 2nd movable production device which concerns on an Example from the rear side. It is the side view which cut the 2nd movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example longitudinally with the axial support part of the action | operation member with respect to an installation base | substrate. It is the side view which cut the 2nd movable production | presentation apparatus which concerns on an Example longitudinally with the pivotal support part of the movable stand with respect to the action | operation member. It is a transverse bottom view of the 2nd movable production device concerning an example. It is a front view of the game board concerning an example, and the 2nd display is shown in the state where it is in a standard posture in the 1st movement position. The transparent wall of the frame-shaped decorative body is not shown. It is a front view of the game board which concerns on an Example, Comprising: The 2nd display apparatus has shown in the state which has become the inclination attitude | position in the 2nd movement position. The transparent wall of the frame-shaped decorative body is not shown. It is a front view of the game board which concerns on an Example, Comprising: The 2nd display apparatus has shown in the state which is in the upright posture in the 3rd movement position. The transparent wall of the frame-shaped decorative body is not shown. It is explanatory drawing which shows the condition which attaches a wiring winding member to the wiring support part which concerns on an Example, and winds a wiring. (a) is explanatory drawing which shows the state of the wiring in the 2nd display apparatus in a 1st position with respect to an operation member, (b) is the wiring in the 2nd display apparatus with respect to an operation member in a reference | standard 2nd position. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state of It is a control block diagram of the pachinko machine concerning an example.

  Next, the gaming machine according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings by way of preferred embodiments. In the embodiment, a pachinko machine that plays a game using a pachinko ball as a game ball will be described as an example. In the following description, “front”, “rear”, “left”, “right”, “upper”, and “lower” refer to the pachinko machine as shown in FIG. Named as viewed from the player side.

(About pachinko machine 10)
As shown in FIG. 1, the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment will be described later on the front side of the opening of the outer frame 11 as a fixed frame that is formed in a rectangular frame shape and fixed to an installation frame base (not shown) of the amusement store. A middle frame 12 as a main body frame for detachably holding the game board 20 (see FIG. 2) is assembled so as to be openable and detachable. (Refer to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5) are arranged so as to be detachable. Further, on the front side of the middle frame 12, a front frame 13 as a decorative frame provided with a transparent member 13a for protecting the game board 20 so as to be seen through can be opened and closed, and below the front frame 13 A lower ball tray 15 for storing pachinko balls is assembled to be openable and closable. In the embodiment, an upper ball tray 14 for storing pachinko balls is integrally assembled at a lower position of the front frame 13, and the upper ball tray 14 is also opened and closed integrally with the opening and closing of the front frame 13. It is configured as follows.

  The first display device 17 performs a design variation effect in which an effect design (also referred to as a decoration diagram) is variably displayed on the first display unit 17a when a pachinko ball is awarded to a start winning opening described later. Composed. Further, the first display device 17 can display various display effects (reach effect, notice effect, notification effect, etc.) executed in association with the symbol variation on the first display unit 17a. In the embodiment, as the first display device 17, a liquid crystal display device in which a liquid crystal panel capable of displaying images related to various symbols and display effects is accommodated in a housing case is not limited to this, but is organic. Various conventionally known display devices capable of stopping and variably displaying various symbols such as a display device using EL (Electro-Luminescence) or a drum-type display device or a dot matrix-type display device can be used.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the front frame 13 is provided with an operation handle 16 on the right side of the lower ball receiving tray 15 for operating a ball striking device (not shown) disposed on the middle frame 12. The operation handle 16 includes an operation lever 16a urged in the left rotation direction. When the player turns the operation lever 16a to rotate right, the hitting ball shooting device is operated, and the upper handle 16a is operated. Pachinko balls stored in the ball tray 14 are launched toward the game board 20. Here, the hitting force of the pachinko ball by the hitting ball launching device changes in strength according to the turning amount of the operation lever 16a, and the player operates the operation lever 16a to adjust the turning amount. The so-called “left-handed” in which a pachinko ball flows down a game area 21a on the left side of a frame-shaped decorative body 42, which will be described later, disposed on the game board 20, and the game area 21a on the right side of the frame-shaped decorative body 42, The so-called “right-handed” where the ball flows down can be distinguished. Further, a lamp device 18 capable of producing a light emission effect by a light emitter such as an LED, and a speaker 19 capable of outputting sound and sound effects are disposed at the front portion of the front frame 13, and the first display device 17. The lamp device 18 can produce a light emission effect or the speaker 19 can produce a sound effect in accordance with the symbol variation effect.

(About game board 20)
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the game board 20 of the embodiment is configured by a plate-like member (game area forming member) 21 in which a game area 21a in which a pachinko ball can flow down is formed on the front side. On the back side of the plate-like member 21, an installation member (accommodating space defining member) 22 that defines an accommodation space 27 between the plate-like member 21 is disposed. The plate-like member 21 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape with a predetermined plate thickness from a synthetic resin material, a veneer material, or the like, and as shown in FIG. 2, a substantially circular guide rail 23 disposed on the front surface (board surface). Thus, a game area 21a in which a pachinko ball can flow down is defined. The plate-like member 21 of the embodiment is a transparent plate formed from an acrylic resin, and the accommodation space 27 can be seen through from the front side of the plate-like member 21. Also, in the accommodation space 27 between the plate-like member 21 and the installation member 22, movable effect devices N1 and N2 (described later) for performing various effects are installed, and the game is played through the transparent plate-like member 21. It is configured so that the player can visually check the movable effect devices N1 and N2 in the accommodation space 27 from the front side of the board 20. The first display device 17 is attached to the back side of the installation member 22, and an opening (visible part) 22a provided in the installation member 22 and an opening 42a of a frame-shaped decorative body 42 (described later) as will be described later. It is configured to face the front side of the game board 20 via the.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the guide rail 23 includes an outer rail 24 formed in an arc shape that bulges leftward from the lower left portion of the plate member 21 to the upper right portion, and an upper right portion of the plate member 21. The inner rail 25 is formed in an arc shape that bulges in the right direction so as to reach the lower right portion and the upper left portion. The inner rail 25 is connected to the upper right end portion of the outer rail 24 and is disposed from the upper right portion to the lower portion of the plate-like member 21, and the board decoration member 25 a is formed in an arc shape whose left end edge is recessed rightward. And a rail member 25b disposed from the lower part of the plate-like member 21 to the upper left part, connected to the lower end of the panel decoration member 25a, and spaced apart to the right (inner side) of the outer rail 24. The launching passage 26 that is configured and through which one pachinko ball can pass is defined by the outer rail 24 and the rail member 25b. Here, the rail member 25 b constituting the inner rail 25 is arranged so that the open end faces the upper left portion of the plate-like member 21, and defines a launch port that opens to the game area 21 a between the rail member 25 b and the outer rail 24. The pachinko ball launched from the hitting ball launcher flies from the lower opening of the launch passage 26 and is launched into the game area 21a from the launch port.

  In the plate-like member 21, a mounting opening penetrating in the front-rear direction is opened at an appropriate position in the game area 21 a, and various game board installation parts are arranged for each mounting opening. In the gaming board 20 of the embodiment, a frame-shaped decorative body 42, a first starting prize-winning part 29, a second starting prize-winning part 30, a first special prize-winning part 31, and a second special prize are provided as gaming board installation parts. A slot for installing the winning portion 32, the normal winning portions 33, 34, the gate portion 35, and the like is formed. In the plate-like member 21 of the game board 20, an out port 36 is formed at the lowest position of the game area 21a to discharge the pachinko balls that have flowed down to the lowest position of the game area 21a to the outside of the game board 20. Yes. That is, a pachinko ball that is launched from the hitting ball launching device and flows down the game area 21a is provided in the game board installation component (a first start winning unit 29, a second start winning unit 30, a first start winning unit 30). The special prize winning section 31, the second special winning prize section 32, the normal winning prize sections 33, 34, the gate section 35, etc.), thereby paying out the prize balls and changing the design according to the entered winning section. A pachinko ball that has flowed down to the lowermost part of the game area 21 a is discharged to the outside through the out port 36. Note that the number of the mounting openings is appropriately determined according to the arrangement position and the number of game board installation parts attached to the plate-like member 21.

  The plate-like member 21 is provided with a large number of game nails 37 in the game area 21a, and a pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21a is brought into contact with the left side of a frame-shaped decorative body 42 to be described later. The rotating guide member 38 that rotates is supported so as to be rotatable, and the flow direction of the pachinko balls changes irregularly by contact with the game nail 37 and the rotating guide member 38. The rotation guide member 38 is a member that is also referred to as a so-called “windmill”, and is a member that releases in the left-right direction so as to play a pachinko ball as the rotation guide member 38 rotates.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the plate-like member 21 of the embodiment has a mounting opening (opening) 21b (see FIG. 4) in which a large portion of the approximate center of the game area 21a surrounded by the guide rail 23 opens. Further, a frame-shaped decorative body 42 formed in a frame shape that opens in the front-rear direction is attached, and the opening 22 a of the installation member 22 is positioned behind the opening 42 a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. Yes. That is, the first display unit 17 a of the first display device 17 is positioned behind the opening 42 a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42.

  In addition, pachinko balls that flow down the game area 21a are awarded to the plate-like member 21 at a mounting opening (not shown) formed at a position below the frame-shaped decorative body 42 (position directly above the out opening 36). A possible first start winning section 29 is arranged. The first start winning portion 29 is a normally open type winning portion in which a first start winning opening where a pachinko ball can be won is always open upward in the game area 21a, and the pachinko that flows down the game area 21a of the game board 20 The pachinko ball can be entered (winned) at the first start winning opening at an arbitrary timing according to the flow of the ball. In addition, the game area 21a flows down to the plate-like member 21 through a mounting opening (not shown) formed on the left side of the first start winning portion 29 (lower left position of the frame-shaped decorative body 42). A normal winning unit 39 provided with a plurality of normal winning portions 33 for receiving pachinko balls to be placed is arranged. As with the first start winning portion 29, each ordinary winning portion 33 is a normally open winning portion in which a normal winning opening where a pachinko ball can be won always opens upward in the game area 21a. A pachinko ball can enter (win) a normal winning opening at an arbitrary timing according to the flow mode of the pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21a of the board 20.

  The plate-like member 21 is provided with a plurality of mounting openings (not shown) in the game area 21a in which the pachinko balls flow down on the right side of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. The gate portion 35 and the composite winning unit 40 are arranged in the order of the lower mounting opening. The gate part 35 is a normally open type entrance part in which a gate entrance and a gate exit through which a pachinko ball can pass always open up and down in the game area 21 a, and a pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21 a of the game board 20. The pachinko ball enters (passes) the gate entrance at an arbitrary timing in accordance with the flow-down mode, and is discharged to the game area 21a through the gate exit. The composite winning unit 40 includes a second start winning unit 30, a first special winning unit 31, and an ordinary winning unit 34.

  The composite winning unit 40 includes a second start winning unit 30, a first special winning unit 31, and an ordinary winning unit 34. The second start winning section 30 is an open / close type winning section that closes the second start winning opening through which the pachinko ball can win with an opening / closing member 30a so that it can be opened in accordance with driving of the driving means. The pachinko ball can flow into the second start winning opening in accordance with the flow mode of the pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21a and the opening operation timing of the opening / closing member 30a by driving of the driving means. The first special winning portion 31 is an open / close-type winning portion that is closed by an opening / closing member 31a so that it can be opened in accordance with the drive of the driving means. The pachinko ball can flow into the special winning opening according to the flow-down mode of the pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21a and the opening operation timing of the opening / closing member 31a driven by the driving means (not shown). In addition, the normal winning portion 34 of the composite winning unit 40 is always in the same way as the normal winning portion 33 provided in the normal winning unit 39, and the normal winning opening where a pachinko ball can be won always opens upward in the game area 21a. It is an open-type winning part, and the pachinko ball can enter (win) a normal winning opening at an arbitrary timing according to the flow mode of the pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21a of the game board 20.

  Here, in the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment, the second special winning portion 32 is disposed on the frame-shaped decorative body 42 so as to face the game area 21 a defined on the right side of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. Has been. The second special winning portion 32 is an open / close type winning portion that is closed by an opening / closing member 32a so that it can be opened in accordance with driving of the driving means. The pachinko ball can be awarded to the special prize opening according to the flow mode of the pachinko ball flowing down the game area 21a and the opening operation timing of the opening / closing member 32a by driving of a driving means (not shown).

  Each of the first start winning section 29, the second start winning section 30, the first special winning section 31, the second special winning section 32, and the normal winning sections 33 and 34 wins a corresponding winning opening. A winning detection sensor (not shown) for detecting the pachinko ball is provided, and each winning detection sensor is connected to the control means 112 (see FIG. 25) disposed on the back side of the pachinko machine 10. Then, according to the detection of a pachinko ball (input of a detection signal for detecting the pachinko ball) by any one of the winning detection sensors included in the first and second start winning units 29, 30, a special figure hit determination condition (hit determination condition) Is supposed to hold. When the condition for determining a special figure is satisfied, a special figure determination is made as to whether or not a special figure hit (big hit or small hit) will occur. If the determination result is a hit, the first display As a result of the symbol variation effect performed by the device 17, the decoration drawing is fixedly stopped and displayed with a predetermined hit display (for example, three sets of the same symbol), and the opening / closing member 31a or the second member of the first special winning portion 31 is displayed. The winning game that is advantageous to the player who opens the opening / closing member 32a of the special winning portion 32 is provided. It should be noted that the first special winning portion 31 and the second special winning portion 32 have the opening / closing members 31a, 32a in the special winning portions 31, 32 according to the determined type of the big win when the big hit game is awarded. The opening operation pattern is set to be different. Further, in the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment, the winning ball detection condition is established when the winning detection sensor detects the pachinko ball, and the control means 112 is illustrated when the winning ball payout condition is satisfied. A control signal is output to the payout control device that does not, and a predetermined number of prize balls are paid out to the upper ball tray 14 or the lower ball tray 15.

  The gate portion 35 is provided with a gate sensor (not shown) that detects a pachinko ball that enters the gate entrance and passes through the gate portion 35. This gate sensor is wired to the control means 112 disposed on the back side of the pachinko machine 10, and is normally connected with the input of a ball detection signal from the gate sensor to the control means 112 (ie, detection of a pachinko ball). The per-drawing determination condition is established. Then, in accordance with the establishment of the universal hit determination condition, a universal hit determination regarding whether or not to generate a normal hit is performed, and when the determination result is a win determination, the second start winning portion The 30 opening / closing members 30a are opened to open the second start winning opening. In the embodiment, it is set so that the winning ball payout condition is not satisfied when the gate sensor detects the pachinko ball, and the winning ball is not paid out as the pachinko ball passes through the gate portion 35. It has become.

(About the frame-shaped decorative body 42)
Next, the frame-shaped decorative body 42 will be described in detail. 2, 4 and 5, the frame-shaped decorative body 42 extends along the inside of the mounting opening 21b in which the frame-shaped decorative body 42 established in the plate-like member 21 is disposed. A frame-shaped base portion 43 formed in an annular shape, and provided on the frame-shaped base portion 43 so as to protrude forward from the front surface of the plate-like member 21, thereby dividing the game area 21 a and the first display portion 17 a of the first display device 17. A bowl-shaped part 44 and a thin plate-like base plate part 45 extending outward from the rear edge of the bowl-shaped part 44 are provided. Then, the base plate portion 45 is fixed to the plate-like member 21 with a fixing means such as a screw in a state where the frame-like base portion 43 is inserted into the mounting opening and the base plate portion 45 is in contact with the front surface of the plate-like member 21. As a result, the frame-shaped decorative body 42 is attached to the plate-shaped member 21, and the pachinko balls flow down outside the frame-shaped decorative body 42, specifically between the bowl-shaped portion 44 and the guide rail 23. A region 21a is defined. In the state where the frame-shaped decorative body 42 is attached to the plate-like member 21, the base plate portion 45 extending outward from the rear end edge of the bowl-like portion 44 extends along the front surface of the plate-like member 21. Thus, the pachinko ball is configured to pass through the front side of the base plate portion 45. The frame-shaped decorative body 42 is entirely made of a transparent synthetic resin, and the base plate portion 45 and the plate-like member 21 are in a state where the base plate portion 45 is overlapped on the front side of the transparent plate-like member 21. The back side can be seen through.

  The flange-shaped portion 44 of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 is provided so as to continuously extend from the substantially middle position of the left edge of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 (base plate portion 45) to the upper edge and the lower right edge. The pachinko ball is restricted from flowing down (falling) across the front side of the first display portion 17a in the first display device 17. The bowl-shaped portion 44 is formed so as to incline downward in the left-right direction from the uppermost position, so that the pachinko ball launched into the game area 21a does not stagnate on the bowl-shaped portion 44 on the left side of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 or It is formed to be guided to the right.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the frame-shaped decorative body 42 is provided with a stage 47 on the lower side of the opening 42a (the inner peripheral lower edge of the frame-shaped decorative body 42). On the left side, there is provided a ball introduction part 48 that opens into the game area 21a and takes the pachinko balls flowing down the game area 21a into the inside of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 (stage 47). It is comprised so that it may communicate with. Then, the pachinko balls passed from the ball introduction section 48 to the stage 47 roll left and right on the stage 47 and are then discharged to the game area 21a where the first start winning opening is provided. Further, the frame-shaped decorative body 42 is provided with the second special winning portion 32 on the upper right side of the position where the stage 47 is formed, and the special winning opening and the opening / closing member 32a of the second special winning portion 32. However, it faces the game area 21 a between the gate portion 35 and the composite winning unit 40.

  The rear edge of the stage 47 is provided with a transparent wall 41 rising at a predetermined height toward the upper side over the entire length in the left-right direction (see FIG. 5), and pachinko balls that roll on the stage 47 The transparent wall 41 prevents the first display device 17 from moving toward the first display portion 17a. Further, an overhanging portion 41a that projects to the upper end edge of the transparent wall 41 to a position close to the back surface of the transparent member 13a in the front frame 13 (a position where a pachinko ball cannot pass between the transparent member 13a) is provided. The overhanging portion 41a prevents the pachinko ball that is provided and bounces into contact with the game nail 37 and jumps into the stage 47 from moving to the first display portion 17a side.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the frame-shaped decorative body 42 is provided with a plurality of decorative parts 46 to which a design serving as a motif of the pachinko machine 10 is applied at the inner peripheral edge of the bowl-shaped portion 44. In this embodiment, the decorative part 46, the bowl-shaped portion 44, and the overhanging portion 41a of the transparent wall 41 define an opening 42a that allows the first display portion 17a of the first display device 17 to face the front side. The

(About the installation member 22)
As shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 5, the installation member (installation portion) 22 includes a back plate 49 formed in a substantially rectangular shape smaller than the outer shape of the plate-like member 21, and an outer surface of the back plate 49. The plate is formed in a box shape that opens to the front side from the outer peripheral wall portion 50 protruding forward from the peripheral portion, and the front end portion of the outer peripheral wall portion 50 is in contact with the back surface of the plate-like member 21. The member 21 and the installation member 22 are fixed with screws. In the installation member 22, a plurality of movable effect devices N1 and N2 that produce effects by operation are installed in the accommodation space 27 defined between the plate-like member 21 and the installation member 22 as a base material. Can be handled as one unit. On the back plate 49 of the installation member 22, a substantially rectangular opening 22 a is opened at the front and back at a position aligned with the opening 42 a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. And the 1st display part 17a of the said 1st display apparatus 17 arrange | positioned in the back surface of the backplate 49 faces the front side of the plate-shaped member 21 through the said opening part 22a and the opening part 42a. In the following description, regarding the back plate 49 of the installation member 22, the upper, lower, left and right portions of the opening 22a are referred to as an upper plate portion 49a, a lower plate portion 49b, a left plate portion 49c, and a right plate portion 49d. There is also a case to distinguish.

(About the movable production devices N1 and N2)
As shown in FIG. 3, the first movable effect device N1 is disposed on the upper front surface (front surface of the upper plate portion 49a and the right plate portion 49d) of the opening 22a in the rear plate 49 of the installation member 22, A second movable effect device N2 is disposed on the lower front surface of the opening 22a in the back plate 49 (the front surfaces of the lower plate portion 49b and the left plate portion 49c). Since the first movable effect device N1 and the second movable effect device N2 are the same in basic configuration except for the arrangement position with respect to the installation member 22, the configuration of the first movable effect device N1 will be described. About the movable production | presentation apparatus N2, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same member as the 1st movable production | presentation apparatus N1, and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted. However, a configuration peculiar to the second movable effect device N2 and parts different from the first movable effect device N1 will be described individually. In addition, about each structural member of 1st and 2nd movable production | presentation apparatus N1, N2, while attaching "upper" before the member name of the structural member of 1st movable production | presentation apparatus N1, it is a structural member of 2nd movable presentation apparatus N2. In some cases, “lower” is added before the member name.

(About the first movable effect device N1)
The first movable effect device N1 includes an actuating member 76 that reciprocates along the plate surface of the back plate 49, and a second display device (movable body) that is disposed on the actuating member 76 so as to be movably movable and can display an image. ) 93 (see FIGS. 6 and 7). The actuating member 76 is moved from the initial position (FIGS. 2 and 3) on the edge side of the opening 42a (the edge side of the mounting opening 21b) in the frame-shaped decorative body 42 by the moving mechanism 65 described later, and the initial position. It is configured to reciprocate between the movement position (FIGS. 20 to 22) on the center side of the opening. In addition, the second display device 93 can slide with respect to the operating member 76 in a direction intersecting the moving direction of the operating member 76 along a moving plane in which the operating member 76 moves between the initial position and the moving position. It is configured. In the embodiment, the second display device 93 can slide along the first display portion 17 a of the first display device 17 on the rear side of the plate-like member 21. Further, in the embodiment, the second display device 93 can perform an operation of rotating around the rotation axis intersecting the moving plane (around the axis in the front-rear direction) with respect to the operation member 76 rotating around the axis in the front-rear direction. It is configured as follows. In the description of the first movable effect device N1, unless otherwise specified, as shown in FIG. 2, the operating member 76 is at the initial position, and the longitudinal direction of the second display device 93 is above the opening 22a of the installation member 22. “Left”, “right”, “upper” and “lower” are designated in a reference posture extending in parallel (substantially horizontal) to the edge.

(Installation base 60)
The first movable effect device N1 includes an installation base 60 that is disposed at the upper right corner of the front surface of the back plate 49 and on which the operating member 76 is movably supported. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the installation base 60 includes a base body 61 attached to the installation member 22 and a cover body 62 attached to the front surface of the base body 61. A first support shaft 63 extending in the front-rear direction is provided between the base body 61 and the cover body 62, and one end portion in the longitudinal direction of the operating member 76 is rotatably supported on the first support shaft 63. (See FIGS. 12 and 14). The installation base 60 is provided with a moving mechanism 65 that moves (swings) the operating member 76 between an initial position and a moving position.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the first support shaft 63 protrudes from a flat reinforcing sheet metal 64 disposed on the back surface of the base body 61 and protrudes through the base body 61 in the first support shaft 63. The end is supported by the cover body 62. Then, the first support shaft 63 is inserted into a shaft hole 79a formed in a movable base 79 (described later) of the operating member 76 and penetrating in the front-rear direction. 79 is rotatably supported. In addition, a plurality of rear recesses 61 a that open to the front side are formed in a circle having a predetermined diameter centered on the first support shaft 63 on the surface of the base body 61 that faces the rear surface of the movable base 79 as shown in FIG. Are provided at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. A rear sphere 61b is loosely fitted in each rear recess 61a, and a portion protruding forward from the rear recess 61a of the rear sphere 61b comes into contact with and supports the rear surface of the movable base 79. It is configured as follows. The base body 61 is provided with a spring locking portion 61c at a position spaced radially from the first support shaft 63, and one engagement of a torsion coil spring 80 to be described later is provided on the spring locking portion 61c. The pieces are locked.

(About moving mechanism 65)
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the moving mechanism 65 is disposed on the installation base 60 and a first drive motor 66 as drive means disposed on the front surface of the installation base 60 with the output shaft facing backward. And a first transmission mechanism 67 that transmits the rotational force of the first drive motor 66 to the actuating member 76. Then, the first drive motor 66 is rotationally driven in the forward rotation direction and the reverse rotation direction, so that the operation member 76 swings between the initial position and the movement position around the first support shaft 63. . Regarding the rotation direction of the first drive motor 66, the direction in which the operating member 76 is moved from the initial position to the moving position is referred to as the normal rotation direction, and the direction in which the operating member 76 is moved from the moving position to the initial position is referred to as the reverse rotation direction. There is also.

  The first transmission mechanism 67 includes a first drive gear 68 connected to the output shaft of the first drive motor 66, a first operating gear 70 meshed with the first drive gear 68 via a driven gear 69, and A linking member 71 linking the first actuation gear 70 and the movable base 79 of the actuation member 76 is provided. The linking member 71 has one end rotatably connected to the eccentric position of the first operating gear 70 and the other end rotatably connected to an extension portion 79b provided on the movable base 79, which will be described later. The connecting member 71 that moves with the rotation of the first operating gear 70 is configured to swing the operating member 76 around the first support shaft 63.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the first operating gear 70 is provided with a first detection piece 70a, and the first detection piece 70a is disposed on the installation base 60 (specifically, the cover body 62). The detecting means 72 is configured to be detectable. The first detection means 72 is connected to the control means 112 to be described later (see FIG. 25), and the control means 112 drives the first drive motor 66 based on the input of the detection signal from the first detection means 72. Configured to be controllable. The first detection piece 70a is detected by the first detection means 72 at the initial position, and the control means 112 controls the first drive motor 66 to stop based on the input of the detection signal of the first detection means 72. The actuating member 76 can be stopped and held at the initial position. A stepping motor is employed as the first drive motor 66, and the first drive motor is configured so that the operating member 76 that has started moving from the initial position by driving the first drive motor 66 is stopped at the moving position by controlling the movement pulse signal. 66 can be driven and controlled by the control means 112. The control unit 112 is configured to recognize the current position (tilt angle from the initial position) of the operating member 76 based on the movement pulse signal supplied to the first drive motor 66.

  Here, the operation member 76 of the first movable effect device N1 is operated along the upper edge of the opening 22a on the front side of the upper plate portion 49a of the installation member 22, as shown in FIG. The actuating member 76 which is held in a substantially horizontal posture in which the longitudinal direction of the member 76 extends and is tilted about the first support shaft 63 by the moving mechanism 65 from the initial position is shown in FIGS. 22, an inclined posture (specifically, a downwardly inclined posture with respect to the movable base 79) with the extended end facing the center side of the opening 22 a (the opening 42 a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42). It is set to become. In the embodiment, the actuating member 76 is configured to be able to stop at three movement positions. As shown in FIG. 20, the movement position inclined at the first inclination angle with respect to the initial position is defined as the first movement position, As shown in FIG. 21, the moving position inclined at the second inclination angle with respect to the initial position is the second moving position, and as shown in FIG. 22, the moving position inclined at the third inclination angle with respect to the initial position is the third movement. It may be distinguished as a position. In the embodiment, the angle with respect to the initial position is set to increase in the order of the first tilt angle, the second tilt angle, and the third tilt angle.

  The base body 61 is provided with a substrate holding wall 61d that protrudes forward from the upper edge portion, and a first relay substrate 73 connected to the control means 112 described later is provided on the substrate holding wall 61d with the plate surface up and down. It is arranged in a facing posture. A connector 73a to which one end of a flat cable 74 connected to the second display device 93 is connected to the first relay board 73 so that the insertion port faces the right side along the plate surface (mounting surface). It is arranged in an open state. The flat cable 74 having one end plugged into the connector 73a is connected to the operating member 76 in a posture in which the width direction is along the axial direction of the first support shaft 63 (in the embodiment, the width direction is the front-rear direction). Configured to be pulled inside. In the embodiment, the first relay board 73 is positioned on the upper side of the connecting member 71, and the flat cable 74 connected to the connector 73 a is drawn into the operating member 76 after being routed on the upper side of the connecting member 71. It is configured as follows. Further, the portion of the flat cable 74 between the connector 73a and the actuating member 76 is movably held so as to extend along the outer surface of the linking member 71 by a harness holding member 75 disposed on the linking member 71. It has become so.

(About the actuating member 76)
As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the actuating member 76 has a tray shape in which a wall portion 77b projects from the outer peripheral edge of the long front wall 77a extending in the radial direction of the first support shaft 63 to the rear side. The front half body 77 and a tray-like rear body body 78 having a wall portion 78b projecting forward from the outer peripheral edge of the rear wall 78a facing the front wall 77a of the front half body 77 are projected from both wall portions 77b and 78b. It is configured by screwing and fixing the ends in contact with each other. A movable base 79 having a shaft hole 79a through which the first support shaft 63 is inserted is provided at one end in the longitudinal direction of the operation member 76. The operation member 76 is movable with respect to the installation base 60. The first support shaft 63 is inserted into the shaft hole 79a of the base 79 and is rotatably supported (see FIG. 12). The movable base 79 is provided with an extending portion 79b extending in the radial direction of the shaft hole 79a (first support shaft 63), and the other end of the connecting member 71 is rotated around the extending portion 79b. It is connected freely. That is, one end of the connecting member 71 is connected to an eccentric position in the first operating gear 70 and the other end is connected to an eccentric position with respect to the first support shaft 63 serving as the swing center of the operating member 76. Also, the side wall defining the movable base 79 (specifically, the wall portions 77b and 78b of the front and rear half bodies 77 and 78) is opened in the tangential direction of the circle centering on the first support shaft 63. An opening 79c is formed, and the flat cable 74 is configured to be drawn into the operation member 76 from the introduction opening 79c (see FIG. 6).

  As shown in FIGS. 8 and 12, a plurality of front recesses 79 f that open to the front side are formed around the shaft hole 79 a (first support shaft 63) on the surface of the movable base 79 that faces the rear surface of the cover body 62. Are provided at equal intervals in the circumferential direction along a circle having a predetermined diameter. A front sphere 79g is loosely fitted in each front recess 79f so that the front sphere 79g can freely roll. It is comprised so that.

  A spring support portion 79d formed in a cylindrical shape concentric with the shaft hole 79a is provided inside the movable base portion 79, and is arranged in the movable base portion 79 so that the spring support portion 79d is inserted into the coil portion. One engaging piece of the torsion coil spring 80 provided is locked to the side wall that defines the movable base 79. The other engaging piece of the torsion coil spring 80 extends outward from a long hole 79e (see FIG. 12) formed on the side wall of the movable base 79 and extending in the longitudinal direction of the operating member 76. Is extended to the spring locking portion 61c. In the first movable effect device N1, the torsion coil spring 80 disposed on the operating member 76 is configured to urge the operating member 76 from the moving position toward the initial position. That is, in the first movable effect device N1, the load applied to the first drive motor 66 when the actuating member 76 is moved from the lower movement position to the upper initial position is reduced by the biasing force of the torsion coil spring 80. It is configured.

  A movable base 88 provided with the second display device 93 slidably on the front side of an end portion (hereinafter also referred to as an extended end portion) of the operating member 76 that is separated from the movable base 79 is provided in the first position. 1 is supported rotatably about an axis parallel to the axial direction of the support shaft 63. A circular opening 77c is provided at the extending end of the front wall 77a of the front half 77 constituting the actuating member 76, and the rear wall 78a corresponding to the opening 77c is provided in the front-rear direction. A shaft support portion 81 in which a penetrating shaft hole 81a is formed protrudes forward (see FIGS. 10 and 13). A movable base 88 is rotatably supported by a shaft end portion protruding forward from the shaft support portion 81a of the second support shaft 89 disposed through the shaft hole 81a of the shaft support portion 81 from the rear side. Configured to The actuating member 76 is provided with a rotation drive mechanism 82 that rotates the movable base 88 relative to the actuating member 76.

(About rotation drive mechanism 82)
As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the rotary drive mechanism 82 includes a second drive motor 83 as a drive means disposed on the front surface of the movable base side of the operating member 76 with an output shaft facing backward. And a second transmission mechanism 84 that is disposed inside the operation member 76 and transmits the rotational force of the second drive motor 83 to the movable base 88. The second transmission mechanism 84 includes a second drive gear 85 connected to the output shaft of the second drive motor 83, and a plurality of driven gears 86 that are rotatably supported by the operating member 76 and mesh with each other. One driven gear 86 meshes with the second drive gear 85, and another driven gear 86 is configured to mesh with a second operating gear 90, which will be described later, disposed integrally with the movable base 88. That is, by rotating the second drive motor 83 in the forward direction and the reverse direction, the movable table 88 (second display device) is rotated together with the second operating gear 90 by the rotation of the driven gear 86 meshing with the second operating gear 90. 93) is adapted to rotate relative to the actuating member 76.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the second operating gear 90 is provided with a second detection piece 90a, and the second detection piece 90a is disposed on the operating member 76 (specifically, the second half 78). The detection means 87 is configured to be detectable. The second detection means 87 is wired to the control means 112 described later (see FIG. 25), and the control means 112 drives the second drive motor 83 based on the detection signal input from the second detection means 87. Configured to be controllable. The second detection piece 90 a is detected by the second detection means 87 at the first position of the movable base 88 (second display device 93) with respect to the operating member 76, and based on the input of the detection signal of the second detection means 87. Then, the control means 112 controls the second drive motor 83 to stop, so that the movable base 88 (second display device 93) can be stopped and held at the first position. A stepping motor is employed as the second drive motor 83, and the movable base 88 (second display device 93) that has started to move from the first position by driving the second drive motor 83 is moved to the second position by controlling the movement pulse signal. The second drive motor 83 can be driven and controlled by the control means 112 so that the second drive motor 83 stops. Further, the control means 112 can recognize the current position of the movable base 88 (second display device 93) whose relative position changes with respect to the operation member 76 by the movement pulse signal supplied to the second drive motor 83. It is configured.

  Here, the first position of the movable base (second display device 93) with respect to the operation member 76 is a reference posture described later by the second display device 93 with respect to the posture in which the operation member 76 is in the initial position. It is a position. Further, the second position of the movable base (second display device 93) with respect to the operating member 76 refers to the reference posture of the second display device 93 relative to the posture in which the operating member 76 is in the first movement position (see FIG. 2). The second display device 93 is in a tilted position (see FIG. 21) described later with respect to the position at the second moving position, the second position with respect to the position at the second moving position, and the second position with respect to the position at the third moving position. This is a position where the display device 93 is in an upright posture (see FIG. 22) described later. That is, the relative angular posture of the second display device 93 with respect to the operating member 76 is different between the first position and the second position. Further, in the embodiment, since the three second positions are set corresponding to the three movement positions of the operating member 76, the reference position is set with respect to the attitude at which the operating member 76 is at the first moving position. The second display device 93 is referred to as a reference second position with respect to the actuating member 76, and the second display device 93 that is tilted with respect to the posture in which the actuating member 76 is in the second moving position is tilted with respect to the actuating member 76. The second display device 93 that is designated as the second position and is in the upright posture with respect to the posture in which the operating member 76 is at the third movement position may be designated as the upright second position with respect to the working member 76.

(About movable platform 88)
The movable table 88 is a flat plate member as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, and the second display device 93 is disposed on the front side of the movable table 88 so as to be movable along the moving plane. Yes. Further, the movable base 88 is provided with a second operating gear 90 that rotates integrally with the surface facing the operating member 76. A shaft hole 90b is provided at the center of the second operation gear 90, and the shaft end of the second support shaft 89 is rotatably inserted into the shaft hole 90b. Is supported by the actuating member 76 so as to be rotatable about the second support shaft 89. Further, the second operating gear 90 is configured to mesh with the driven gear 86 as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 11 and 13, a plurality of recesses 88 a that open to the rear side of the surface of the movable table 88 that faces the operation member 76 has a diameter larger than that of the second operation gear 90 around the second support shaft 89. Are provided at equal intervals in the circumferential direction along the circle. A spherical body 88b is loosely fitted in each recess 88a so that the ball 88b can freely roll. A portion of the spherical body 88b that protrudes rearward from the recess 88a rolls to the front surface of the operating member 76 (specifically, the front surface of the front wall 77a). It is configured to be freely contacted and supported.

  Here, the first surface of the movable table 88 (second display device 93) with respect to the operating member 76 is disposed on the back surface of the movable table 88 on the track of the operating member 76 that rotates relative to the movable table 88. A first stopper 88c that contacts the outer surface of the operating member 76 at the position is provided. In addition, a second stopper 88d is provided on the back surface of the movable base 88 on the track of the operating member 76 that is separated from the first stopper 88c. The second stopper 88d is formed when the movable base 88 rotated from the reference second position toward the inclined second position with respect to the actuating member 76 is rotated beyond the inclined second position to the upright second position. The second stopper 88d is brought into contact with the outer surface of the movable member 76 so that the movable base 88 can be held in the upright second position.

  As shown in FIG. 13, the movable base 88 is provided with a cover wall 91 extending rearward at the lower edge (the edge of the second display device 93 on the reference surface F side described later). . The covering wall 91 projects rearward with a length equivalent to the rearward projecting dimension of the actuating member 76 disposed on the back side of the movable base 88, and a support portion between the actuating member 76 and the movable base 88 is provided. It is designed to prevent viewing from the front side. The movable base 88 is provided with a light emitting substrate (electrical component) 92 extending along the edge where the covering wall 91 is provided so as to protrude forward from the front surface of the movable base 88. A plurality of light emitters 92 a such as LEDs are mounted on the lower surface of the light emitting substrate 92. Further, the length of the second display device 93 in the sliding operation direction with respect to the movable base 88 in the light emitting substrate 92 is set to be shorter than the length of a storage portion 95 a provided in a storage case 95 described later of the second display device 93. When the second display device 93 is slid with respect to the movable base 88, the light emitting substrate 92 is configured to interfere with the housing case 95 so that the sliding operation is not hindered.

(About the second display device 93)
As the second display device 93 disposed on the movable base 88, as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, a liquid crystal display device in which a liquid crystal panel 94 capable of displaying various images is housed in a housing case 95 is adopted. The liquid crystal panel 94 accommodated in the case 95 is configured to face the front side from an opening formed in the accommodation case 95. Hereinafter, a portion of the liquid crystal panel 94 where an image is displayed facing the front side from the opening of the housing case 95 is referred to as a second display portion (display portion) 93a. And in the 2nd display apparatus 93, it is comprised so that the image concerning various effects can be displayed on the 2nd display part 93a under control of the control means 112 mentioned later. That is, in the second display device 93, an effect related to the symbol variation effect executed by the first display device 17 triggered by the winning of the pachinko ball at the start winning opening, or an effect different from the symbol variation effect is performed. In addition to being able to display, it is configured to be able to display demonstration effects (demonstration effects) and the like for visitors. As table appearances related to symbol variation production, for example, notice announcements suggesting the degree of expectation to win the lottery per special figure or lottery per special figure, and the results of lottery per special figure or lottery per special figure The notification effect etc. Note that the second display device 93 is not limited to the liquid crystal display device, like the first display device 17, and various other display principles that can display various images such as organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) are different. An apparatus can be used. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the storage case 95 includes a frame-shaped front member 113 whose front surface is decorated, and a rear member 114 that holds the liquid crystal panel 94 between the front member 113. It consists of and.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the second display device 93 has a rectangular outer shape, and the long side is parallel to the upper edge of the opening 22a of the installation member 22 (substantially horizontal) as shown in FIG. ) Is maintained in the standard posture. Further, in the second display device 93 of the first movable effect device N1, the second display portion 93a is placed at the upper edge side of the opening 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 (mounted on the plate-like member 21) at the initial position of the actuating member 76. On the edge side of the mouth 21b), substantially the entire second display portion 93a is configured to be located in the opening 42a (see FIG. 4). That is, in the second display device 93 of the first movable effect device N1, the entire second display portion 93a is exposed to the opening 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 at the initial position of the operating member 76, and the front side of the game board 20 is reached. Can be seen from. The second display device 93 of the first movable effect device N1 also displays the second display at the position where the operating member 76 moves to the moving position and moves to the center side of the opening 42a (inside the mounting opening 21b). The part 93a is configured to be visible from the front side through the opening 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 (see FIGS. 20, 21, and 22).

  Here, the second display device 93 disposed on the movable table 88 is configured to rotate integrally with the movable table 88, and by rotating the movable table 88 by the rotation drive mechanism 82, The second display device 93 has a reference position (see FIG. 2) in which the longitudinal direction of the actuation member 76 and the longitudinal side of the second display device 93 are substantially parallel to the actuation member 76 at the initial position, and the first movement. Reference position (see FIG. 20) in which the longitudinal direction of the actuating member 76 and the longitudinal side of the second display device 93 intersect at a predetermined inclination angle with respect to the actuating member 76 at the position, the actuating member 76 at the second moving position. In contrast, the longitudinal direction of the actuating member 76 and the longitudinal side of the second display device 93 are substantially orthogonal to each other so that the longitudinal side is inclined downward (see FIG. 21) and the operation of the third movement position The longitudinal direction of the operating member 76 with respect to the member 76 and the second display device 93. Configured may posture change between the upright posture the long Tehen is substantially vertical so that the longitudinal sides intersect at a predetermined inclination angle (see Fig. 22). In the embodiment, the longitudinal direction of the actuating member 76 refers to the rotation center of the actuating member 76 with respect to the installation base 60 (first support shaft 63) and the rotation center of the movable base 88 with respect to the actuating member 76 (second support shaft 89). The direction parallel to the line passing through.

  As shown in FIG. 13, an accommodation portion 95a that opens rearward and extends in the left-right direction (sliding operation direction) is provided at the lower end portion of the accommodation case 95. The accommodation portion 95a includes the movable table 95a. The light emitting substrate 92 provided in 88 is configured to be accommodated from the rear. Light diffusion treatment is applied to the lower wall (the reference surface F which is the opposite end in a state where the upper and lower second display devices 93, 93 are in a gathered state) that defines the housing portion 95a. The lower wall is brightened by turning on the light emitter 92a of the light emitting substrate 92.

(About the mounting structure of the second display device 93 to the movable base 88)
As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the movable base 88 is formed with a plurality of elongated holes 88e penetrating in the front-rear direction and extending along the moving plane so as to be spaced apart in the vertical and horizontal directions, A corresponding guide member 95b provided in the housing case 95 of the second display device 93 and protruding rearward is slidably inserted into each elongated hole 88e. That is, in the second display device 93 positioned on the front side of the movable base 88, the plurality of guide members 95b are guided by the corresponding long holes 88e and are movable in the extending direction of the long holes 88e (the direction along the moving plane). It is supported by. The second display device 93 is configured such that the displacement in the front-rear direction is restricted by the guide member 95 b with respect to the movable base 88.

(About the slide drive mechanism 96)
A slide drive mechanism 96 that slides (moves) the second display device 93 is disposed on the movable table 88. As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the slide drive mechanism 96 includes a third drive motor (electric part) 97 as drive means disposed on the back surface of the movable table 88 with the output shaft facing forward, and the third drive motor 96. And a third transmission mechanism 98 that transmits the rotational force of the drive motor 97 to the second display device 93. The third transmission mechanism 98 is provided at the eccentric position of the cam member 99 connected to the output shaft of the third drive motor 97, and on the rear wall of the housing case 95 in the second display device 93. And an engaging pin 99a slidably inserted into the formed slide long hole 95c. The sliding long hole 95c is formed to extend in a direction orthogonal to the extending direction of the long hole 88e formed in the movable base 88. That is, by rotating the third drive motor 97 in the forward direction and the reverse direction, the engagement pin 99a of the cam member 99 moves in the slide long hole 95c, so The display device 93 is guided by the elongated hole 88e and configured to reciprocate linearly along the moving plane (see FIG. 24). In the embodiment, the second display device 93 with respect to the movable base 88 is such that the guide member 95b has one end side of the elongated hole 88e (specifically, the first support shaft at the first position of the second display device 93 with respect to the operating member 76). The guide member 95b can be slid between the basic position located on the other end side and the operating position located on the other end side of the long hole 88e.

  As shown in FIG. 10, the cam member 99 is provided with a third detection piece 99c, and the third detection piece 99c can be detected by a third detection means (electric part) 100 disposed on the movable base 88. It is configured. The third detection unit 100 is wired to a control unit 112 described later (see FIG. 25), and the control unit 112 drives the third drive motor 97 based on the input of the detection signal from the third detection unit 100. Configured to be controllable. The third detection piece 99c is detected by the third detection means 100 at the basic position of the second display device 93 with respect to the movable body 88, and based on the input of the detection signal of the third detection means 100, the third drive motor 97. When the control unit 112 performs stop control, the second display device 93 can be stopped and held at the basic position with respect to the movable base 88. A stepping motor is employed as the third drive motor 97, and the second display device 93, which has started to move from the basic position by driving the third drive motor 97, is moved to the operating position, the basic position, and the operating position by controlling the movement pulse signal. The third drive motor 97 can be driven and controlled by the control means 112 so as to stop at any position between. Further, the control means 112 recognizes the current position of the second display device 93 that has started to move from the basic position by driving the third drive motor 97 by the movement pulse signal supplied to the third drive motor 97. It is configured to be able to.

  Here, in the first movable effect device N1, as shown in FIG. 2, the second display device 93 in the reference position at the initial position of the actuating member 76 is in the horizontal direction of the second display device 93. The center is held at a position that coincides with the first reference line C1 in the vertical direction set with respect to the game board 20. In the second display device 93 in the reference posture, the lower surface of the second movable effect device N2 facing the second display device 93 is referred to as a reference plane F, and a point that coincides with the first reference line C1 on the reference plane F. This is referred to as a reference point P. In the first movable effect device N1, when the actuating member 76 swings (rotates) between the initial position and the first moving position (see FIG. 20), the movable base 88 and the first position are moved with respect to the actuating member 76. The second display device 93 is maintained in the reference posture by rotating the second display device 93 by the rotation drive mechanism 82 and sliding the second display device 93 by the slide drive mechanism 96 with respect to the movable base 88. The reference point P is configured to be able to move on the first reference line C1. That is, when the actuating member 76 swings between the initial position and the first moving position, the support portion (supporting position of the second support shaft 89) between the actuating member 76 and the movable base 88 moves in an arcuate path. On the other hand, the second display device 93 can be moved along a linear trajectory along the first reference line C1. In the embodiment, the rotation driving mechanism 82 and the slide driving mechanism 96 constitute a posture maintaining mechanism that moves the second display device (movable body) 93 along a linear track while maintaining a constant posture. Further, the first movable effect device N1 can slide the second display device 93 while maintaining the reference posture by independently driving the slide drive mechanism 96 at the initial position and the moving position of the operating member 76. It has become. In the embodiment, the reference point P of the second display device 93 is the first reference in a state where the second display device 93 in the reference position at the initial position of the actuating member 76 is at the basic position with respect to the movable base 88. It is set to coincide with the line C1.

  Further, in the first movable effect device N1, when the actuating member 76 moves (rotates) from the second moving position to the third moving position (see FIG. 22), the movable base 88 and the second stage are moved with respect to the actuating member 76. The display device 93 is rotated by the rotation drive mechanism 82, and the second display device 93 is slid by the slide drive mechanism 96 with respect to the movable base 88, so that the reference surface F of the second display device 93 is substantially the same. It is configured so that the posture can be changed to a vertical standing posture. In this upright posture, the reference point P can be made to coincide with the second reference line C2 in the left-right direction set with respect to the game board 20.

(About the wiring support part 101)
On the back side of the rear wall 78b of the extended end portion of the latter half 78 of the actuating member 76, electrical components such as the third drive motor 97, the third detecting means 100, the light emitting board 92 and the like disposed on the movable base 88 are provided. A wiring support portion 101 that supports the derived wiring (specifically, a movement allowing portion 106 described later of the wiring H) is provided. It should be noted that a part of the rear wall 78b of the rear body 78 where the wiring support portion 101 is provided may be referred to as an attachment base 102 when distinguished from other parts.

  Here, in the embodiment, the movable base 88 and the second display device 93 are integrally pivotally supported (movable) with respect to the operating member 76, and the operating member 76 is supported by the movable base 88 and the second display. The movable portion 88 and the second display device 93 are movable bodies with respect to the operation member 76. That is, in the embodiment, the third drive motor 97, the third detection means 100, and the light emitting substrate 92 disposed on the movable base 88 are electric components that move integrally with the movable body with respect to the installation portion.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 and 23, the wiring support portion 101 protrudes from the back surface of the mounting base 102 and is provided with a cylindrical wiring support shaft 103 provided coaxially with the second support shaft 89. And a flat cover member 104 disposed at the protruding end (rear end) of the wiring support shaft 103. In the wiring support portion 101, a wiring housing space 105 opened radially outward is defined between the facing surfaces of the cover member 104 and the mounting base 102, and the wiring H will be described later in the wiring housing space 105. The movement permitting portion 106 is configured to be accommodated in a state in which movement in the radial direction is permitted while movement in the axial direction is restricted. In addition, the opening part opened in the radial direction defined by the outer edge part of the cover member 104 and the mounting base 102 in the wiring housing space 105 may be hereinafter referred to as a radial opening part 105a.

  The third drive motor 97 disposed on the movable table 88 is radially separated from the second support shaft 89, and the movable table 88 is first together with the second display device 93 with respect to the operating member 76. It is arranged at a position where it does not interfere with the actuating member 76 while rotating between the position and each second position. Further, as shown in FIG. 23B, the movable table 88 is provided with a movable table-side wiring holding portion 107 in the vicinity of the position where the third drive motor 97 is disposed. Then, the wirings led out from the third drive motor 97, the third detection means 100, and the light emitting substrate 92 are gathered and locked to the movable base side wiring holding part 107 via the binding tool 108, and these wirings are connected. Is configured to prevent large displacement behind the movable table 88. In the embodiment, the wiring routed in a state in which a plurality of wirings derived from electrical components such as the third drive motor 97, the third detection means 100, and the light emitting substrate 92 disposed on the movable base 88 are collected. In this case, the wiring H is designated. A later-described movement allowing portion 106 formed on the wiring H is accommodated in the wiring accommodating space 105 so as to surround the wiring support shaft 103. The wiring H is configured to be drawn into the wiring housing space 105 through the radial opening 105a of the wiring housing space 105 and to be drawn out of the wiring housing space 105 through the radial opening 105a. The

  A second relay substrate (substrate) 109 is disposed on the operating member 76 at a position spaced from the mounting base 102 to the rotation center side of the operating member 76 (the support portion side by the first support shaft 63). The other end of the wiring H, one end of which is connected to the electrical components 92, 97, 100, is connected to the second relay substrate 109 by a connector. Further, as shown in FIG. 23 (b), the mounting base 102 is provided with a base side wiring holding portion (holding portion) 110 at a position close to the second relay substrate 109, and the wiring H is accommodated in the wiring H. A portion pulled out from the space 105 to the second relay substrate side is locked to the base-side wiring holding portion 110. That is, the wiring H is held by the operating member 76 (mounting base 102) by the base side wiring holding portion 110, and the wiring H is prevented from being greatly displaced rearward of the operating member 76 (mounting base 102). Has been. In the embodiment, a plurality of wires are bundled by the bundling tool 108 in the vicinity of a portion of the wire H that is locked by the base-side wire holding unit 110 so that the wires are not separated.

(About wiring H)
After the wiring H is drawn into the wiring accommodating space 105 between the mounting base 102 and the cover member 104 from the radial opening 105a, as shown in FIG. 88 and the rotation axis of the second display device 93), and is then drawn out to the outside from the radial opening 105a. The annularly wound portion is a movement allowing portion. 106 functions. That is, the movement allowing portion 106 is disposed so as to surround the wiring support shaft 103 coaxial with the second display device 93 (movable base 88), and the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is located with respect to the operating member 76. Thus, the movement allowing portion 106 is configured to smoothly change its state when rotating (see FIG. 24). Further, a part (part on the board connecting part side) drawn out from the wiring accommodating space 105 in the wiring H to the second relay board 109 side is held by the base side wiring holding part 110. That is, the movement allowing portion 106 that extends between the base side wiring holding portion 110 and the movable base side wiring holding portion 107 (electrical parts 92, 97, 100) and is wound in an annular shape is connected to the wiring support shaft 103. Are arranged so as to surround with a predetermined gap. In other words, the wiring support shaft 103 is loosely inserted into the movement allowing portion 106, and the movement allowing portion 106 is positioned so as to be able to be reduced and enlarged in the radial direction with respect to the wiring support shaft 103. In addition, the holding position of the wiring H by the base side wiring holding part 110 is the movable base side wiring holding part with the wiring support shaft 103 in between in the first position with respect to the operating member 76 of the second display device 93 (movable base 88). It is set on the opposite side to 107 so that the movement allowing portion 106 can hold an annular shape when the wiring support portion 101 is viewed from the axial direction.

  As shown in FIG. 24A, the annular movement allowing portion 106 is located between the wiring support shaft 103 and the first display device 93 (movable base 88) at the first position with respect to the operating member 76. The second display device 93 (movable base 88) is moved from the first position to the second position with respect to the actuating member 76 as shown in FIG. 24 (b). When rotating (moving) to the second state, the state is changed to the second state where the diameter is reduced. That is, the movement permitting portion 106 changes its state so that the diameter becomes smaller when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates (moves) from the first position to the second position with respect to the operating member 76. At the same time, the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is configured to change its state so that its diameter increases when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates (moves) from the second position to the first position. FIG. 24 shows a state in which the second display device 93 is at the reference second position with respect to the operating member 76 moved from the initial position to the first movement position.

  The winding form of the movement allowing portion 106 will be described in detail. When the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is in the first position with respect to the operating member 76, wiring is performed as shown in FIG. When the support portion 101 is viewed from the back side, the wiring H is routed so as to surround the wiring support shaft 103 clockwise (clockwise) from the portion held by the movable base side wiring holding portion 107. After being done, it is wound once so as to reach the part held by the base side wiring holding part 110. The movement allowing portion 106 in the first state wound in an annular shape surrounding the wiring support shaft 103 in this way has a portion facing between the base side wiring holding portion 110 and the wiring support shaft 103 in the wiring support shaft 103. In contrast to the proximity of the wiring support shaft 103, the portion on the opposite side of the wiring support shaft 103 from the base side wiring holding portion 110 is greatly separated from the wiring support shaft 103 in the radial direction. Further, in the first state of the movement allowing portion 106, a portion on the opposite side of the base side wiring holding portion 110 with respect to the wiring support shaft 103 (a portion that is largely separated in the radial direction from the wiring support shaft 103) is the wiring accommodation. It does not extend outward from the space 105. Then, when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the first position to the second position (reference second position) with respect to the operating member 76, the second display in FIG. As the device 93 (movable base 88) rotates counterclockwise, the movable base side wiring holding portion 107 side of the movement allowable portion 106 is pulled, so that the movement allowable portion 106 is reduced in diameter to be in the second state.

  In the second state of the movement allowance portion 106, when the wiring support portion 101 is viewed from the back side as shown in FIG. 24B, the movement allowance portion 106 has an inner periphery of the movement allowance portion 106 that is the wire support shaft. Although it is close to the outer periphery of the wire 103, the wire support shaft 103 is not tightened and a large load is not applied to the movement allowing portion 106 (wire H). When the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the second position (reference second position) to the first position with respect to the actuating member 76, the second display device shown in FIG. As 93 (movable platform 88) rotates in the clockwise direction, the movable platform side wiring holding unit 107 side of the movement allowing unit 106 is pushed, so that the movement allowing unit 106 expands to return to the first state. At this time, the base-side wiring holding portion 110 restricts the portion of the movement allowing portion 106 that faces between the base-side wiring holding portion 110 and the wiring support shaft 103 from being displaced radially outward. The movement allowing portion 106 is configured such that a portion on the opposite side of the base side wiring holding portion 110 across the wiring support shaft 103 is displaced radially outward to return to the first state. That is, the base-side wiring holding unit 110 is allowed to move when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates between the first position and the second position (reference second position) with respect to the operating member 76. It is configured to function as a restricting member that restricts a radially outward displacement of a specific portion (portion between the base-side wiring holding portion 110 and the wiring support shaft 103) in the portion 106. In addition, when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates between the first position and the second position (reference second position) with respect to the actuating member 76, the movement allowing portion 106 is connected to the wiring accommodating space. Positioned within 105, movement in the axial direction is restricted by the mounting base 102 and the cover member 104.

(About the mounting recess 102a of the wire winding member 111)
As shown in FIG. 23, the mounting base (installation portion) 102 is provided with a mounting recess (mounting portion) 102 a that opens rearward at a position spaced radially outward from the wiring support shaft 103. In the embodiment, the two mounting recesses 102 a and 102 a are provided apart from each other in the circumferential direction of the wiring support shaft 103. Further, the cover member 104 is formed with through holes 104a penetrating in the axial direction (axial direction of the movement allowing portion 106) at positions aligned with the respective mounting recesses 102a in the front-rear direction. The end portion of the wire winding member 111 inserted from the rear side is fitted into the corresponding mounting recess 102a, so that the wire winding member 111 is attached to the wire support portion 101 in a positioned state. The wire winding member 111 is a rod-like member that can be inserted into the through hole 104a and the mounting recess 102a, and is used when the wire H is wound around the wire support shaft 103. It is pulled out from 104a.

  After the wire H is wound around the wire support shaft 103 and the two wire winding members 111, 111, the wire winding members 111, 111 are removed, so that the movement allowing portion 106 defined to have a constant diameter can be obtained. It is supposed to be formed. The diameter (inner diameter) of the movement allowing portion 106 defined by winding the wiring H around the wiring support shaft 103 and the two wiring winding members 111, 111 is the second display device 93 (movable) with respect to the operating member 76. When the table 88) rotates (moves) between the first position and the second position (the reference second position, the inclined second position, and the upright second position), the movement allowing portion 106 is reduced or enlarged in the radial direction. However, a large load is applied to the wiring H, or the movement allowing portion 106 is set to a value that does not extend outward from the wiring accommodating space 105. Specifically, the movement allowing portion 106 whose diameter is reduced by rotating the second display device 93 (movable base 88) from the first position to the second position with respect to the operation member 76 is fastened to the wiring support shaft 103. And the movement allowing portion 106 whose diameter increases when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the second position to the first position with respect to the actuating member 76 is removed from the wiring housing space 105. It is set so that it does not extend toward. In the embodiment, the rotation angle with respect to the actuating member 76 is set to increase in the order of the reference second position, the inclined second position, and the upright second position with respect to the first position of the second display device 93 (movable base 88). Even when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is rotated to the upright second position having the largest rotation angle with respect to the first position, the movement allowing portion of the wiring H that is reduced in the radial direction is provided. 106 is set so as not to be fastened to the wiring support shaft 103. The cover member 104 is transparent so that when the wiring H is wound around the wiring support shaft 103 and the two wiring winding members 111, 111, the appearance of the wiring H can be visually recognized from the outside. Yes.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 23, the mounting recess 102a and the through hole 104a hold the base-side wiring across the wiring support shaft 103 at the first position of the second display device 93 (movable base 88) with respect to the operating member 76. It is biased on the side opposite to the portion 110. That is, the movement allowing portion 106 formed by removing the wiring winding members 111 and 111 after being wound around the wiring support shaft 103 and the two wiring winding members 111 and 111, as shown in FIG. The second part 106b from the first part 106a from the base side wiring holding part 110 to the wiring support shaft 103 in the wiring H to the movable base side wiring holding part 107 through the intersection of the wiring support shaft 103 and the wiring H. Becomes longer. Accordingly, when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the first position to the second position with respect to the actuating member 76, the long second portion 106b is displaced. Can change state.

(About the second movable effect device N2)
The second movable effect device N2 shown in FIGS. 15 to 19 will be described with respect to portions different from the first movable effect device N1. The installation base 60 of the second movable rendering device N2 is disposed at the lower left corner of the front surface of the back plate 49, and the operating member 76 of the second movable rendering device N2 is in the initial position as shown in FIG. An extension end opposite to the support end of the first support shaft 63 on the front side of the lower plate portion 49 b in the installation member 22 is inclined downward to the right with respect to the movable base 79. The operating member 76 of the second movable effect device N2 is open at the moving position (first to third moving positions) tilted about the first support shaft 63 by the moving mechanism 65 from the initial position. It is set to have an inclined posture (specifically, an upwardly inclined posture with respect to the movable base 79) facing the center side of the portion 22a (the opening 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42). Also in the second movable effect device N2, the actuating member 76 has a first moving position inclined at a first inclination angle with respect to the initial position as shown in FIG. 20, and with respect to the initial position as shown in FIG. It is configured to be able to stop at three movement positions: a second movement position inclined at the second inclination angle, and a third movement position inclined at a third inclination angle with respect to the initial position as shown in FIG. In addition, the angle with respect to the initial position is set to increase in the order of the first inclination angle, the second inclination angle, and the third inclination angle.

  Here, with respect to the second movable effect device N2, the second display device 93 rotated integrally with the movable base 88 with respect to the operating member 76 is longer than the operating member 76 at the initial position. A reference posture (see FIG. 2) in which the direction and the longitudinal side of the second display device 93 intersect at a predetermined inclination angle, the longitudinal direction of the actuating member 76 and the second direction with respect to the actuating member 76 at the first movement position. Reference posture (see FIG. 20) where the longitudinal side of the display device 93 intersects at a predetermined inclination angle, the longitudinal direction of the operating member 76 and the longitudinal direction of the second display device 93 with respect to the operating member 76 at the second movement position. An inclination posture (see FIG. 21) in which the long side is inclined to the right so that the side is substantially orthogonal to the side, and the longitudinal direction of the operating member 76 and the second display device 93 with respect to the operating member 76 at the third movement position. The long side is substantially the same so that the long side intersects at a predetermined inclination angle. Configured may posture change between the upright position as the straight (see FIG. 22).

  As shown in FIG. 3, the second display device 93 of the second movable effect device N2 has a long side extending in parallel (substantially horizontal) to the lower edge of the opening 22a of the installation member 22 at the initial position of the operating member 76. It is held in the existing standard posture. Further, in the second display device 93 of the second movable effect device N2, the second display portion 93a of the opening position 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42 (the mounting opening 21b of the plate-like member 21) is the initial position of the actuating member 76. On the lower edge side, as shown in FIG. 5, a part of the lower side of the second display portion 93a overlaps the rear side of the transparent stage 47 and the transparent wall 41, and the upper side of the second display portion 93a is an opening. It is configured to face 42a. That is, the second display device 93 of the second movable effect device N2 can visually recognize the lower side of the second display portion 93a from the front side of the game board 20 through the stage 47 and the transparent wall 41 at the initial position. The upper side of the display portion 93 a can be viewed from the front side of the game board 20 through the opening 42 a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. In addition, the second display device 93 of the second movable effect device N2 is entirely moved to the center side of the opening 42a (mounted) as shown in FIGS. In the mouth 21b), the entire second display portion 93a is configured to be visible through the opening 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. Note that, in the second display device 93 of the second movable effect device N2, the upper surface facing the second display device 93 of the first movable effect device N1 in the reference posture is the reference surface F, and the first surface on the reference surface F is the second display device 93. A point that coincides with one reference line C1 is a reference point P.

  In the second movable effect device N2, the torsion coil spring 80 (see FIGS. 17 and 19) disposed on the operating member 76 is configured to urge the operating member 76 from the initial position toward the moving position. Yes. That is, the second movable effect device N2 is configured to reduce the load applied to the first drive motor 66 when the actuating member 76 is moved from the lower initial position to the upper movement position by the biasing force of the torsion coil spring 80. Has been. Further, in the second movable effect device N2, the first relay board 73 is disposed with the plate surface directed in the front-rear direction with respect to the installation base 60 (see FIGS. 3 and 17) and the first relay. The harness holding member 75 that holds the flat cable 74 led out from the substrate 73 along the outer surface of the connecting member 71 is not provided.

(Relationship between the second display devices 93 and 93 of the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2)
As shown in FIG. 2, the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 are configured such that the reference points P and P of both the second display devices 93 and 93 are the first reference line C1 at the initial positions of the operating members 76 and 76, respectively. Are maintained in a separated state in which the reference surfaces F and F are spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction. And when moving both the operation members 76 and 76 from the initial position to the first movement position by the movement mechanisms 65 and 65, the movable bases 88 and 88 and the second display devices 93 and 93 are moved with respect to the operation members 76 and 76. Both the second display devices 93 and 93 are rotated by the rotation drive mechanisms 82 and 82 and the second display devices 93 and 93 are slid by the slide drive mechanisms 96 and 96 with respect to the movable bases 88 and 88. Are close to each other while maintaining the reference posture, and the reference points P and P are moved on the first reference line C1 so that the reference surfaces F and F are close to each other on the center side of the opening 42a of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. (See FIG. 20). That is, the second display devices 93 and 93 of the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 have the reference points P and P in the separated state separated from each other and the assembled state close to each other. Align so as to be positioned on the first reference line C1 (on the same straight line). In addition, the second display devices 93 and 93 of the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 have both reference points P and P during the operation of approaching and separating from each other by the swinging of the operation members 76 and 76. It is comprised so that the state which aligns with the 1st reference line C1 (on the same straight line) can be maintained.

  As shown in FIG. 21, the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 move the operating members 76 and 76 from the first moving position to the second moving position. The movable tables 88 and 88 and the second display devices 93 and 93 are rotated by the rotation drive mechanisms 82 and 82, and the second display devices 93 and 93 are moved to the slide tables 96 and 96 with respect to the movable tables 88 and 88. By making the sliding movement, the second display devices 93 and 93 can be rotated and changed into an inclined posture while maintaining the assembled state of the second display devices 93 and 93. In the embodiment, the collective state refers to a state in which the reference planes F and F of the second display devices 93 and 93 are close to each other and face each other, and the reference points P and P are aligned in the facing direction (specifically, Indicates a state in which both short sides of the second display devices 93 and 93 are aligned in the opposing direction of the reference planes F and F and are not displaced in a direction intersecting the opposing direction.

  Further, as the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 move the operating members 76 and 76 from the second moving position to the third moving position, the movable base 88 is moved with respect to the operating members 76 and 76. , 88 and the second display devices 93, 93 are rotated by the rotation drive mechanisms 82, 82, and the second display devices 93, 93 are slid by the slide drive mechanisms 96, 96 with respect to the movable bases 88, 88. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 22, both the second display devices 93 and 93 are in an upright posture in which the reference surfaces F and F are substantially vertical. The reference points P and P of both the second display devices 93 and 93 are held in an upright posture in which the reference points P and P coincide with the second reference line C2, and are held in a separated state in which the reference surfaces F and F are spaced apart from each other in the left-right direction. Is done.

  That is, in the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 of the embodiment, the first display (FIG. 2) in which the two second display devices 93 and 93 are opposed to each other with the reference surfaces F and F spaced apart from each other. A second form (FIG. 20) in which the reference surfaces F and F are close to each other and the second display devices 93 and 93 are gathered in the reference posture, and the second display devices 93 and 93 are in an inclined posture with the reference surfaces F and F being close to each other. The assembled third configuration and the fourth configuration (FIG. 22) in which the reference surfaces F and F are spaced apart from each other and face each other can be changed.

(Regarding the control configuration of the pachinko machine 10)
Next, the control configuration of the pachinko machine 10 will be described. As shown in FIG. 25, the pachinko machine 10 of the embodiment is provided with control means 112 for controlling the pachinko machine 10, and the control means 112 is provided with various detection switches (detection means) provided in the pachinko machine 10. Various processes are executed based on the detection signal, and various devices corresponding to the processing result are controlled. The control means 112 includes a control CPU that executes control processing, a control ROM that stores a control program executed by the control CPU, a control RAM that can write and read data necessary for the processing of the control CPU, and the like. .

  As shown in FIG. 25, the upper and lower first drive motors 66 and 66, the upper and lower second drive motors 83 and 83, and the upper and lower third drive motors 97 and 97 are connected to the control means 112. Further, the upper and lower first detection means 72 and 72, the upper and lower second detection means 87 and 87, and the upper and lower third detection means 100 and 100 are connected to the control means 112. By driving each of the motors 66, 66, 83, 83, 97, 97 based on the control processing result, the corresponding second display devices 93, 93 are configured to move (operate). That is, the control means 112 has a function as an operation effect control means for controlling the second display devices 93 and 93 (movable effect devices N1 and N2). The first display device 17 and the upper and lower second display devices 93 and 93 are connected to the control means 112. In the control ROM of the control means 112, specifically, a display control program for controlling display contents of the first display device 17 and the second display devices 93, 93 and various image data (designs, various background images, characters) , Image data such as characters) is stored.

  The control means 112 drives and controls the first drive motors 66 and 66 by a movement pulse signal, and tilts the operating members 76 and 76 from the initial position to the first movement position (movement position). Rotation directions of the second drive motors 83 and 83 and the third drive motors 97 and 97 so that the reference points P and P move on the first reference line C1 while the display devices 93 and 93 maintain the reference posture. And the rotation amount is controlled by the movement pulse signal. In addition, the control unit 112 controls the first drive motors 66 and 66 with the movement pulse signal to tilt the operation members 76 and 76 from the first movement position (movement position) to the initial position. The direction and amount of rotation of the second drive motor 83, 83 and the third drive motor 97, 97 so that the reference points P, P move on the first reference line C1 while the devices 93, 93 maintain the reference posture. Is configured to be controlled by a moving pulse signal. Specifically, the second drive motor 83 has the same angle as the tilt angle of the actuating member 76 tilted by the rotation of the first drive motor 66 in the direction opposite to the rotation direction of the first drive motor 66. The second display device 93 is maintained in the reference posture by the rotation drive control so as to tilt. Further, the third drive motor 97 cancels out the amount of displacement of the reference point P from the first reference line C1 according to the tilt angle of the actuating member 76 moving on the circular arc trajectory by the rotation of the first drive motor 66. The second display device 93 is controlled to rotate so that the second display device 93 slides, whereby the second display device 93 moves the reference point P on the first reference line C1.

  In addition, the control unit 112 is configured to rotate the first display devices 93 and 93 while maintaining the second display devices 93 and 93 in the collective state. The rotation direction and the rotation amount are controlled by the movement pulse signal. Further, when the operating member 76 is moved between the second moving position and the third moving position, the control means 112 is tilted by the rotation of the first drive motor 66 in the operating member 76 that moves in an arcuate path. The third display motor 93 is rotationally driven and controlled so that the second display device 93 slides in a direction that cancels out the displacement of the reference point P from the second reference line C2 according to the angle. The reference point P is configured to move on the second reference line C2.

(Effects of Example)
Next, the operation of the pachinko machine 10 according to the above-described embodiment will be described.

  When the player rotates the operation lever 16 a of the operation handle 16 provided on the front frame 13, a pachinko ball launched from the hitting ball launching device is launched into the game area 21 a of the plate-like member 21. The pachinko balls launched into the game area 21a flow down the outer periphery of the frame-shaped decorative body 42. When the pachinko balls win the start winning opening, the first display is performed based on the control of the control means 112. In the first display portion 17a of the device 17, the symbols (decorative drawings) start to fluctuate, and the required symbol variation effects are developed. As a result of the symbol variation effect developed on the first display portion 17a, a big hit occurs when the symbols are stopped and displayed on the first display portion 17a in a predetermined symbol combination. When a big hit occurs, the first special winning portion provided at the lower portion of the plate-like member 21 according to the symbol combination (type of big hit) displayed on the first display portion 17a of the first display device 17. 31 and the special winning opening of the second special winning portion 32 provided in the frame-shaped decorative body 42 are opened in a required pattern, so that the player can acquire many prize balls.

  Based on the control of the control means 112, the second display devices 93 and 93 of the movable effect devices N1 and N2 operate according to the symbol variation effect developed in the first display unit 17a of the first display device 17. And the entertainment of the game is enhanced by dynamic production. Further, based on the control of the control means 112, an effect (image) corresponding to the symbol variation effect developed on the first display unit 17a is displayed on the second display units 93a, 93a of the second display devices 93, 93. The fun of the game is enhanced by the combination of display effects on the first display unit 17a and the second display units 93a and 93a. Furthermore, a light emission effect is performed by the lamp device 18 provided in the pachinko machine 10 according to the symbol variation effect on the first display unit 17a, and a sound effect is performed by the speaker 19, thereby making the game more interesting. Enhanced.

(About the action of the first and second movable effect devices N1, N2)
In the first movable effect device N1, the control means 112 is in a state where the upper actuating member 76 is located at the initial position and the upper movable stand 88 and the upper second display device 93 are in the reference posture (FIG. 2). When the upper first drive motor 66 is controlled to rotate in the forward direction under the control of the above, the upper operation member 76 is counterclockwise toward the first movement position about the upper first support shaft 63. Tilt in the turning direction (see FIG. 20). As the upper actuating member 76 is tilted, the upper second drive motor 83 is driven and controlled under the control of the control means 112, and the upper movable stand 88 and the upper second display device 93 are in the reference posture with respect to the upper actuating member 76. Thus, the upper movable table 88 and the upper second display device 93 are rotated clockwise. Further, the upper third drive motor 97 is driven and controlled under the control of the control means 112 as the upper actuating member 76 is tilted, and the upper second display device 93 moves along the circular orbit with respect to the upper movable table 88. The reference point P is maintained at a position on the first reference line C1 by being slid in a direction to cancel the amount of displacement of the reference point P from the first reference line C1 by the upper actuating member 76. When the upper first drive motor 66 rotates by a preset number of rotations (number of pulses), the control unit 112 controls the upper first drive motor 66 to stop, and the upper operation member 76 stops at the first movement position. . Further, the upper second drive motor 83 and the upper third drive motor 97 are also controlled to be stopped by the control means 112, and the upper movable table 88 and the upper second display device 93 with respect to the upper actuating member 76 are stopped and rotated. The slide operation of the upper second display device 93 with respect to the table 88 is stopped, and the upper second display device 93 is in the reference posture on the center side of the opening 42a in the frame-shaped decorative body 42 as shown in FIG. The state is visible from the front side.

  Further, in the second movable effect device N2, the control is performed in a state where the lower operation member 76 is located at the initial position and the lower movable table 88 and the lower second display device 93 are in the reference posture (FIG. 2). When the lower first drive motor 66 is controlled to rotate in the forward rotation direction under the control of the means 112, the lower operating member 76 counterclockwise toward the first movement position with the lower support shaft 63 as the center. It is tilted in the turning direction (see FIG. 20). As the lower operating member 76 is tilted, the lower second driving motor 83 is driven and controlled under the control of the control means 112, and the lower movable base 88 and the lower second display device 93 are in the reference posture with respect to the lower operating member 76. The lower movable table 88 and the lower second display device 93 are rotated in the clockwise direction so as to be maintained. Further, the lower third drive motor 97 is driven under the control of the control means 112 as the lower operation member 76 is tilted, and the lower second display device 93 moves along the circular arc track with respect to the lower movable base 88. The reference point P is maintained at a position on the first reference line C1 by the sliding operation in a direction that cancels the amount of displacement of the reference point P from the first reference line C1 by the lower operation member 76. When the lower first drive motor 66 rotates by a preset number of rotations (number of pulses), the lower first drive motor 66 is controlled to stop by the control means 112, and the lower operation member 76 stops at the moving position. Further, the lower second drive motor 83 and the lower third drive motor 97 are also controlled to be stopped by the control means 112, and the rotation of the lower movable base 88 and the lower second display device 93 with respect to the lower operation member 76 is stopped, and the lower movable The slide operation of the lower second display device 93 with respect to the base 88 is stopped, and the lower second display device 93 is in the reference posture on the center side of the opening 42a in the frame-shaped decorative body 42 as shown in FIG. The state is visible from the front side. Then, the upper and lower second display devices 93 and 93 are in a collective state in which the reference surfaces F and F face each other in the vertical direction at the center of the opening 42a in the frame-shaped decorative body 42.

  In the first and second movable effect devices N1, N2, when the operating members 76, 76 are returned from the first movement position to the initial position, the control means 112 causes the first drive motors 66, 66, second drive to be performed. Both the second display devices 93 and 93 maintain the reference posture by controlling the rotational driving of the motors 83 and 83 and the third drive motors 97 and 97 in the opposite direction to the case where the motors 83 and 97 are moved from the initial position to the moving position, respectively. At the same time, the reference points P and P are moved along a linear trajectory so as to be separated from each other while being located on the first reference line C1. When each of the first detection means 92, 92, the second detection means 87, 87, and the third detection means 100, 100 detects the corresponding detection piece 71a, 71a, 90a, 90a, 99c, 99c, the control The first drive motors 66 and 66, the second drive motors 83 and 83, and the third drive motors 97 and 97 are controlled to be stopped by the means 112, and the operation members 76 and 76 are stopped at the initial positions. At this time, both the second display devices 93 and 93 are separated from each other in the reference posture (see FIG. 2).

  In the pachinko machine 10 according to the embodiment, the second display devices 93 and 93 of the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 are used as a reference in any of the separated state vertically and the assembled state close to each other. Since the points P and P are arranged so as to be aligned on the first reference line C1 (on the same straight line), the decoration effect by the second display devices 93 and 93 in the separated state is not reduced. That is, when the two second display devices 93, 93 are brought into a collective state at the central portion of the opening 42a in the frame-shaped decorative body 42 by the rotational movement of the operation members 76, 76, the upper and lower second display devices are separated. It is not necessary to shift the devices 93, 93 in the left-right direction, and the decorative effect does not deteriorate. In other words, in the separated state located on the edge side of the opening 42a in the frame-shaped decorative body 42, the second display devices 93 and 93 that are visible from the front side of the pachinko machine 10 are positioned on the same straight line and shifted to the left and right Therefore, the decoration by the second display devices 93 and 93 in the separated state can be improved, and the effect of production can be enhanced. Further, since the second display devices 93 and 93 can maintain the reference posture (the posture at the initial position of the actuating member 76) by the rotation driving mechanisms 82 and 82, the second display device 93 and 93 can be maintained with a small stroke of the rotating actuating members 76 and 76. The display devices 93 and 93 can be moved greatly, and an effect with an impact can be performed by a large movement of the second display devices 93 and 93 to improve the interest. In addition, since the second display devices 93 and 93 can be moved on a linear track even if the actuating members 76 and 76 are rotated, the second display devices 93 and 93 having a fixed posture (reference posture) are linear. The interest can be improved by the moving effect of the movement.

  Here, each second display device 93 is linearly guided by a guide member such as a linear guide fixedly disposed on the installation member 22 or the like, so that the two second display devices 93 in the separated state and the assembled state are provided. Although it is possible to position 93 on the same straight line, if the movement amount of the second display device 93 is increased, the guide member is exposed to the front side and the appearance is deteriorated. Further, if the guide member is not exposed, the amount of movement of the second display device 93 is reduced, so that it is impossible to produce an effect with an impact and it is difficult to achieve a collective state. However, in the pachinko machine 10 of the embodiment, in each of the movable rendering devices N1 and N2, the rotation driving mechanism 82 that rotates the second display device 93 with respect to the operating member 76 and the slide driving mechanism 96 that performs the sliding operation are rotated. Since it is configured to move together with the actuating member 76, the movement amount of the second display device 93 is increased without exposing the member that guides the second display device 93, and an operation effect with impact is performed. The interest of the production can be improved. In other words, the entertainment can be improved by an operation effect with an impact in which the two second display devices 93 and 93 that are always located on the same straight line are separated or gathered.

  The reference points of the second display devices 93 and 93 of the first and second movable effect devices N1 and N2 during the operation from the separated state to the collective state and the operation from the collective state to the separated state P and P are located on the first reference line C1. That is, since both the second display devices 93 and 93 are aligned on the same straight line while moving close to and away from each other, they are displayed on the second display portions 93a and 93a of both the second display devices 93 and 93. The entertainment can be further enhanced by the effect of moving the image close and away without shifting in the horizontal direction.

  In the pachinko machine 10 of the embodiment, since the second display devices 93 and 93 (movable bases 88 and 88) can be slid with respect to the operation members 76 and 76 of the movable rendering devices N1 and N2, the initial position The second display devices 93 and 93 (movable bases 88 and 88) are slid with respect to the operation members 76 and 76 that move between the first movement positions, thereby a pair of the operation members 76 and 76 at the initial position. Regardless of the relative position of the second display devices 93, 93, it is possible to enhance the excitement by performing an effect with an impact in which the pair of second display devices 93, 93 are brought together in the first movement position. That is, when the pair of second display devices 93, 93 separated in the vertical direction at the initial positions of the operating members 76, 76 are displaced in the left-right direction, the second display device 93 with respect to the movable bases 88, 88. , 93 can be slid, and the pair of second display devices 93, 93 can be brought into the assembled state at the first movement position of the actuating members 76, 76. Therefore, the degree of freedom of design related to the arrangement of the pair of second display devices 93, 93 at the initial position of the actuating members 76, 76 can be increased, and the pair of second display devices 93, 93 can be opened in the frame-shaped decorative body 42. The production effect can be improved by an effect with an impact that becomes a collective state in the central portion of the portion 42a. In addition, since the second display devices 93 and 93 move while maintaining a constant posture, the images displayed on the display units 93a and 93a are displayed in an appropriate display state in accordance with the posture change of the second display devices 93 and 93. The display control of the second display devices 93 and 93 can be simplified and the control load can be suppressed.

  Each of the movable rendering devices N1 and N2 includes second display devices 93 and 93 with respect to the actuating members 76 and 76, by rotational drive mechanisms 82 and 82 and slide drive mechanisms 96 and 96 that are independent of the moving mechanisms 65 and 65. Since it is configured to be able to rotate and slide, when the actuating members 76 and 76 are moved from the first movement position to the second movement position, the second display is performed by the rotation drive mechanisms 82 and 82 and the slide drive mechanisms 96 and 96. By rotating and sliding the devices 93 and 93, as shown in FIG. 21, the pair of second display devices 93 and 93 can be rotated while maintaining the collective state to have an inclined posture. It can enhance interest. In addition, each of the movable rendering devices N1 and N2 replaces the second display devices 93 and 93 with respect to the movable bases 88 and 88, and slide drive mechanisms 96 and 96 that are independent of the moving mechanisms 65 and 65 and the rotary drive mechanisms 82 and 82, respectively. Therefore, both the second display devices 93, 93 are slid in the same direction to move in the left-right direction while maintaining the collective state, and the upper second display device 93 and the lower second display device 93 By sliding the two display devices 93 in opposite directions, it is possible to perform an operation effect that shifts from the assembled state to the left and right. In addition, the second display devices 93 and 93 of the embodiment can illuminate the reference surfaces F and F that are close to each other in the assembled state by turning on the light emitters 92a and 92a. It is possible to improve the interest by the light emission effect at the time of sliding operation.

  Further, each of the movable effect devices N1 and N2 includes the rotation drive mechanisms 82 and 82 and the slide drive mechanisms 96 and 96 independently of the movement mechanisms 65 and 65, so that the operation members 76 and 76 are placed at the initial position and the first position. In the middle of moving between one movement position, the second display devices 93, 93 can be slid in the left-right direction or can be rotated, and the range of operation effects can be widened to enhance interest. Further, in the movable effect devices N1 and N2 of the embodiment, the rotation drive mechanism 82 is disposed on the operation member 76 and the slide drive mechanism 96 is disposed on the movable table 88. Therefore, the operation member 76 or the movable table is provided. As compared with the case where both mechanisms 82 and 96 are collectively arranged on the 88 (second display device 93), it is possible to prevent the configuration of the operation member 76 or the movable base 88 (second display device 93) from becoming complicated. it can.

  Further, in each of the movable effect devices N1 and N2, the first drive motors 66 and 66 are rotationally driven in the normal rotation direction under the control of the control means 112 in a state where they are gathered in the inclined posture shown in FIG. 76 and 76 are moved toward the third movement position. Then, the second drive motors 83 and 83 are driven and controlled as the actuating members 76 and 76 are tilted to rotate the movable bases 88 and 88 and the second display devices 93 and 93 in the clockwise direction, and the third drive. Displacement of the reference point P from the second reference line C2 by the actuating members 76 and 76 that move and control the motors 97 and 97 with respect to the movable bases 88 and 88. The reference point P is maintained at a position on the second reference line C2 by being slid in a direction that cancels the amount. When the first drive motors 66 and 66 are rotated by a preset number of rotations (number of pulses), the control unit 112 controls the first drive motors 66 and 66 to stop, and the operating members 76 and 76 are moved to the third movement position. Stop. Further, the second drive motors 83 and 83 and the third drive motors 97 and 97 are also controlled to be stopped by the control means 112, and the rotation of the movable bases 88 and 88 and the second display devices 93 and 93 with respect to the operation members 76 and 76 is stopped. At the same time, the sliding operation of the second display devices 93, 93 with respect to the movable bases 88, 88 is stopped, and the second display devices 93, 93 are moved to the left and right of the opening 42a in the frame-shaped decorative body 42 as shown in FIG. It will be in the state which can be visually recognized from the front side of the pachinko machine 10 with an upright posture in the edge side. In addition, the second display devices 93 and 93 are in a separated state in which the reference surfaces F and F face and separate from each other on the left and right. That is, the second display devices 93 and 93 are in a state in which the posture is changed by 90 degrees between the initial position and the third movement position of the operating members 76 and 76, and the screen (second display portions 93a and 93a) is physically changed. The interest of the display effect can be improved by changing 90 degrees.

  As shown in FIGS. 12 and 17, the movable base 79 of the actuating member 76 is supported by a front sphere 79g and a rear sphere 61b which can roll with respect to the installation base 60 from both front and rear sides. That is, when the actuating member 76 is swung, the front and rear spheres 79g and 61b roll, so that the resistance can be significantly reduced as compared with the case of sliding. Accordingly, even in the heavy operating member 76, the rotational driving mechanism 82, the slide driving mechanism 96, and the second display device 93 are disposed on the operating member 76 that is rotatably supported with respect to the installation base 60. The operating member 76 can be smoothly swung, and the load applied to the first drive motor 66 that swivels the working member 76 can be kept low. Further, since the movable base 88 is also supported by the rolling member 88b so as to be movable with respect to the actuating member 76 (see FIGS. 13 and 18), when the movable base 88 rotates with respect to the actuating member 76. The slide driving mechanism 96 and the second display device 93 are disposed so that the heavy movable base 88 can be smoothly rotated with respect to the operating member 76, and the movable base 88 is The load applied to the rotating second drive motor 83 can also be reduced.

  The actuating member 76 of the first movable effect device N1 is biased to an initial position by a torsion coil spring 80 disposed on the movable base 79, so that the actuating member 76 is moved to a moving position (first position). When tilting from the first to third movement positions toward the initial position, the load applied to the first drive motor 66 can be reduced. That is, when the rotary drive mechanism 82, the slide drive mechanism 96, and the second display device 93 are disposed to lift the heavy operating member 76 from the movement position (first to third movement positions), the first drive is performed. Although the load applied to the motor 66 increases, at this time, the urging force of the torsion coil spring 80 assists the operation member 76 to move to the initial position, so that the load applied to the first drive motor 66 can be reduced. Therefore, a small one can be used as the first drive motor 66, and the durability life can be extended. When the operating member 76 moves from the initial position to the moving position (first to third moving positions), the first drive motor 66 drives the operating member 76 against the biasing force of the torsion coil spring 80. However, at this time, the weights of the mechanisms 82 and 96 and the second display device 93 disposed on the operating member 76 act in the direction toward the moving position (first to third moving positions). The urging force of 80 does not impose a great burden on the first drive motor 66.

  The torsion coil spring 80 of the second movable effect device N2 biases the actuating member 76 from the initial position toward the movement position (first to third movement positions), but the first movable effect device N1. Similar to the torsion coil spring 80, the urging force acts in a direction to reduce the load applied to the first drive motor 66 when the operating member 76 is pulled upward from below. Therefore, also in the second movable effect device N2, by providing the torsion coil spring 80, a small one can be used as the first drive motor 66, and the durability life can be extended.

(About the effect of wiring H)
As for the action of the movement allowing portion 106 provided in the wiring H when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates with respect to the operating member 76, first, the wiring H is supported by the wiring support portion 101. Will be described.

  The cover member 104 is screwed to the rear end of the wiring support shaft 103 in a state where the movable base 88 to which the second display device 93 is attached is rotatably attached to the operation member 76 via the second support shaft 89. Fix it. At this time, the respective through holes 104 a of the cover member 104 are aligned in the axial direction with the corresponding mounting recesses 102 a of the mounting base 102 in the operating member 76. Further, the movable base 88 (second display device 93) is positioned at the first position with respect to the operating member 76. Then, the end portion of the wire winding member 111 inserted through each through hole 104a of the cover member 104 is fitted into the corresponding mounting recess 102a to set the wire winding member 111 on the wiring support portion 101 (see FIG. 23). ). Under this condition, the wiring H derived from the electrical components 92, 97, 100 disposed on the movable base 88 is introduced into the wiring housing space 105 between the cover member 104 and the mounting base 102, and the wiring support is performed. The shaft 103 and the two wire winding members 111, 111 are wound around the circumference and then pulled out from the wiring housing space 105, and the drawn end of the wiring H is disposed on the operating member 76. A connector is connected to the relay substrate 109.

  The part of the wiring H from the electrical parts 92, 97, 100 until it is drawn into the wiring housing space 105 is locked to the movable base side wiring holding part 107 by the binding tool 108 so as not to move. Hold. Further, a portion of the wiring H from the wiring housing space 105 until it is connected to the second relay board 109 is locked to the base side wiring holding portion 110 and moved from the mounting base 102 in the axial direction. Do not hold. As a result, the diameter of the movement allowing portion 106 wound in an annular shape accommodated in the wiring accommodating space 105 is defined. Then, by removing the wiring winding member 111 from the through hole recess 102 a and the through hole 104 a, the movement allowing portion 106 is disposed so as to surround the wiring support shaft 103. Further, the movement allowing portion 106 accommodated in the wiring accommodating space 105 is restricted from moving in the axial direction by the mounting base 102 and the cover member 104.

  In a state where the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is in the first position with respect to the operating member 76, it is wound in an annular shape so as to surround the wiring support shaft 103 as shown in FIG. There is a gap between the inner periphery of the movement allowing portion 106 and the outer periphery of the wiring support shaft 103. When the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the first position to the second position (reference second position, tilted second position, upright second position) with respect to the actuating member 76, FIG. As shown in b), the rotation of the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is performed by changing the state so that the diameter of the movement allowing portion 106 wound around the wiring support shaft 103 is reduced. Is acceptable. In this case, the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is moved from the first position to the movement allowing portion 106 whose diameter is defined by winding around the wiring support shaft 103 and the two wiring winding members 111, 111. Since it is set not to be tightened to the wiring support shaft 103 when rotated to the second position (reference second position, inclined second position, upright second position), the movement allowing portion 106 (wiring H) The second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates smoothly without applying a large load. Further, when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the second position (reference second position, tilted second position, upright second position) to the first position with respect to the actuating member 76, The movement allowing unit 106 changes to a state in which the diameter is increased, so that the second display device 93 (movable base 88) is allowed to rotate without applying a large load to the wiring H. That is, when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates between the first position and the second position (the reference second position, the tilted second position, and the upright second position), the movement allowance unit 106 is greatly increased. No load is applied and the wiring H is prevented from being damaged. In addition, the movement allowing unit 106 whose diameter increases when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the second position (the reference second position, the inclined second position, the upright second position) to the first position is Since only the diameter at the first position is returned, the movement allowing portion 106 does not extend outward from the wiring accommodating space 105, and the wiring H does not contact or get caught by other members.

  The wiring allowance portion 106 of the wiring H is formed in an annular shape, and when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates, the diameter changes so as to increase or decrease. Therefore, the wiring H is partially bent at an acute angle. Thus, the load is not concentrated, and the effect of preventing damage to the wiring H is high. Further, since the movement allowance portion 106 is formed in an annular shape surrounding the rotation center of the second display device 93 (movable base 88), the movement allowance portion 106 is provided when the second display device 93 (movable stand 88) is turned. The state 106 can change smoothly, and the load applied to the wiring H can be further reduced. Further, since the displacement of the movement allowing portion 106 is restricted by the mounting base 102 and the cover member 104 in the axial direction, the movement allowing portion 106 is moved in the axial direction when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates. Therefore, the wiring H does not come into contact with or get caught by other members, and the smooth rotation of the second display device 93 (movable base 88) can be prevented.

  In the embodiment, the diameter of the movement allowing portion 106 housed in the wiring housing space 105 and annularly wound so as to surround the wiring support shaft 103 is larger than that of the second display device 93 (movable base) with respect to the operating member 76. 88) rotates between the first position and the second position (the reference second position, the inclined second position, the upright second position), a large load is applied to the wiring H, and the diameter of the movement allowing portion 106 is increased. Therefore, the wiring H can be prevented from being damaged or from hindering the operation of the second display device 93 (movable base 88). Further, the movement-permitting portion 106 is set to an appropriate diameter simply by winding around the wiring winding members 111 and 111 and the wiring support shaft 103 inserted through the mounting recess 102 a of the mounting base 102 and the through hole 104 a of the cover member 104. Therefore, the diameter does not vary depending on the operator, and the quality can be maintained constant. Further, since the mounting portion provided on the mounting base 102 for mounting the wiring winding member 111 on the wiring support portion 101 is the mounting recess 102a, the mounting portion does not protrude into the wiring housing space 105 with the wiring winding member 111 removed. Therefore, the state change of the movement permission unit 106 is not hindered, and the movement permission unit 106 changes its state smoothly.

  In the embodiment, since the cover member 104 is formed with a through hole 104 a into which the wiring winding member 111 can be inserted and removed, the wiring member 111 is wired to the wiring support portion 101 with the cover member 104 fixed to the wiring support shaft 103. The winding member 111 can be attached or removed. That is, it is possible to perform an operation of winding the wiring H around the wiring support shaft 103 and the wiring winding member 111 in a state where the cover member 104 is fixed to the wiring support shaft 103. In addition, since the wiring housing space 105 defined between the mounting base 102 and the cover member 104 with the cover member 104 disposed is open radially outward, the wiring H is connected to the wiring support shaft 103 and the wiring support shaft 103. The operation of winding around the wiring winding member 111 can be easily performed.

  Here, the position of the mounting recess 102a and the through hole 104a, that is, the mounting position of the wiring winding member 111 with respect to the wiring support portion 101 is set on the opposite side of the base side wiring holding portion 110 with the wiring support shaft 103 in between. Yes. Thereby, at the first position of the second display device 93, as shown in FIG. 24A, the movement allowing portion 106 in the first state is the first portion 106a extending from the base side wiring holding portion 110 to the wiring support shaft 103. Accordingly, the second portion 106b from the wiring support shaft 103 to the movable platform side wiring holding unit 107 through the intersection of the wiring H becomes longer. That is, when the second display device 93 (movable base 88) rotates from the first position to the second position (reference second position, tilted second position, upright second position), the long second portion 106b is displaced. Therefore, the wiring H is not locally bent when the state of the movement allowing portion 106 changes, and a large load can be prevented from being partially applied to the movement allowing portion 106 (wiring H). H damage can be prevented.

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The present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above-described embodiment, and other configurations can be appropriately employed.
(1) In the embodiment, the pair of second display devices (movable bodies) are arranged so as to be opposed to each other in the vertical direction at the initial position so as to move close to and away from each other. ) May be disposed so as to be opposed to each other in the left-right direction or the diagonal direction at the initial position and moved close to and away from each other.
(2) In the embodiment, the two second display devices (movable bodies) are separated or assembled, but the number of the second display devices (movable bodies) may be one or three or more.
(3) In the embodiment, a display device capable of displaying an image on the display unit is used as the movable body. However, a decorative member having various decorations on the surface may be used as the movable body. And when a movable body is used as a decoration member, if one design is formed by collecting a plurality of decoration members, the interest can be further enhanced.
(4) In the embodiment, the movable base is configured to rotate with respect to the operating member by the rotation driving mechanism independent of the moving mechanism. However, the movable base (second display device) is interlocked with the operation of the operating member. It is possible to employ a posture maintaining mechanism such as a link mechanism that rotates the shaft to maintain the posture.
(5) In the embodiment, the second display device (movable body) is slid by the slide drive mechanism independent of the moving mechanism and the rotation drive mechanism with respect to the movable base. It is possible to adopt a trajectory maintenance mechanism that moves the second display device (movable body) in conjunction with the movement of the table so that the reference point does not deviate from the reference line even during movement. it can.

(6) In the embodiment, the movable base is rotatably arranged with respect to the operating member, and the second display device (movable body) is slidably arranged on the movable base. The second display device (movable body) is disposed so as to be rotatable and slidable with respect to the operating member, and the second display device (movable body) is rotated and slid by the rotation drive mechanism and the slide drive mechanism. An operating configuration may be employed. In this case, instead of the rotation drive mechanism and the slide drive mechanism, a posture maintenance mechanism that maintains the posture and the trajectory by rotating and sliding the second display device (movable body) in conjunction with the operation of the operation member is adopted. obtain.
(7) In the embodiment, the second display device (movable body) is arranged to be rotatable and slidable with respect to the operating member. However, the second display device (movable body) is only rotated with respect to the operating member. Possible configurations may be employed. In other words, the second display device (movable body) is disposed so as to be rotatable around a rotation axis that intersects a moving plane in which the operating member moves relative to the operating member, and the operating member moves between the initial position and the moving position. In the meantime, the second display device (movable body) can be rotated to maintain the posture at the initial position. In this configuration, the posture maintaining mechanism only needs to include a rotation mechanism that rotates the second display device (movable body) relative to the operating member.
(8) In the embodiment, the configuration is such that two wiring winding members are attached to the mounting base (installation portion), but the number of wiring winding members to be attached to the mounting base (installation portion) is three or more. It may be. That is, the number of mounting recesses (mounting portions) provided in the mounting base (installing portion) may be set according to the number of wiring winding members to be mounted. Similarly, the number of through holes in the cover member may correspond to the number of wiring winding members.
(9) In the embodiment, the mounting recess (mounting portion) is provided on the opposite side of the base side wiring holding portion (holding portion) across the wiring support shaft at the first position of the second display device (movable body). The mounting recess (mounting portion) can be provided at any position radially spaced from the wiring support shaft, such as between the wiring support shaft and the base-side wiring holding portion (holding portion).
(10) In the embodiment, the case where the wiring support shaft surrounded by the movement allowance portion and the rotation center of the second display device (movable body) are coaxial has been described, but they may be shifted in the radial direction.

(11) In the embodiment, the case has been described in which the movable base is provided with a wiring support portion that supports the movement allowing portion for allowing the movable base (second display device) to rotate with respect to the operating member. However, it is possible to employ a configuration in which the movable support is provided with a wiring support portion that supports the movement allowing portion for allowing the second display device to slide with respect to the movable stand. That is, the wiring support shaft that is loosely inserted into the movement-permitting portion in which the wiring derived from the second display device itself and electrical components such as the light emitting device provided in the second display device is annularly wound is provided as a movable base (installation portion). In addition, a wiring wrapping member is detachably attached to the movable base. Even in this configuration, by winding the wiring around the wiring support shaft and the wiring winding member attached to the mounting portion, the diameter of the movement-permitting portion can be properly defined, and the second display with respect to the movable base When the device (movable body) slides, it is possible to prevent a large load from being applied to the wiring and the wiring from contacting other members. That is, the movable body disposed in the installation portion is not limited to the one that rotates relative to the installation portion, and may be a slide operation.
(12) In the embodiment, the moving mechanism is configured to transmit the rotation of the drive motor to the operating member via the gear and the connecting member to swing, but the mechanism for transmitting the rotation of the driving motor to the operating member includes the gear and The mechanism is not limited to a mechanism using a linking member, and link means, a belt, and other various known mechanisms can be adopted.
(13) In the embodiment, the rotation drive mechanism is configured to transmit the rotation of the drive motor to the movable base (second display device) via a plurality of gears, and the rotational mechanism is rotated. The mechanism for transmitting to the second display device is not limited to a mechanism using gears, and link means, a belt, and other various known mechanisms can be adopted.
(14) In the embodiment, the slide drive mechanism is configured to transmit the rotation of the drive motor to the second display device by the cam mechanism and reciprocate linearly, but the mechanism for transmitting the rotation of the drive motor to the second display device. Is not limited to a cam mechanism, and various other known mechanisms such as a link means and a rack and pinion mechanism can be adopted.

(15) In the embodiment, the whole pachinko machine is configured to be controlled by one control means, but the main control means for controlling the whole pachinko machine and each control object based on the control signal from the main control means. And a sub-control unit that controls the display, and the sub-control unit may control the operation of the movable effect device and the display contents (images) of the first and second display devices. Further, the sub-control means is an overall control means for overall control of the operation of the movable effect device and the overall effect of the pachinko machine, and a display control means for controlling display contents (images) of the first and second display devices. The display control means can control the display contents (images) of the first and second display devices targeted by the display control means based on a control signal from the overall control means.
(16) The gaming machine is not limited to a pachinko machine, and may be various other gaming machines such as an arrangement ball machine or a slot machine using a pachinko ball or medal as a game medium.

65 moving mechanism 76 actuating member 82 rotates the drive Organization
83 Second motor (drive means)
88 Movable stand 93 Second display device (movable body)
93a Second display section (display section)
96 slide drive Organization
97 Third motor (drive means)
N1 first movable effect device (movable effect device)
N2 Second movable effect device (movable effect device)
C1 First reference line (reference line)
C2 Second reference line (reference line)
F Reference plane
P reference point

Claims (3)

In a gaming machine equipped with a movable effect device that produces an effect by movement,
The movable effect device is:
An actuating member rotatable between an initial position and a moving position;
A moving mechanism for moving the actuating member between an initial position and a moving position;
A movable base disposed on the actuating member and rotatable about a rotation axis intersecting a moving plane in which the actuating member moves between an initial position and a moving position;
A movable body disposed on the movable base and capable of sliding in a direction crossing a moving direction of the operating member along the moving plane;
Disposed in said actuating member, and a rotation drive mechanism for rotating operating the movable table against the actuating member,
A slide drive mechanism disposed on the movable base and having a driving means for sliding the movable body relative to the movable base ;
The rotational drive mechanism is configured to rotate the movable base in accordance with the movement of the operating member so that the movable body maintains the posture at the initial position .
When the movable base moves in a circular orbit along with the movement of the actuating member, it is opposite to the direction in which the movable base is displaced with respect to a reference line passing through the reference point of the movable body at the initial position of the actuating member. The reference point is determined by driving and controlling the drive means of the slide drive mechanism in accordance with the movement of the operating member so that the movable body slides with respect to the movable table by an amount that cancels the amount of displacement of the movable table. A gaming machine configured to move on a reference line . The movable body is a display capable of displaying device images on the display unit facing the front side, the display unit visibly configured claim 1 Symbol mounting from the front side in the initial position and the movement position of the display device Game machines. Two movable directing devices are provided,
The rotation drive mechanism of each movable effect device includes a drive unit that rotates the movable table with respect to the operation member,
By operating the rotary drive mechanism and the slide drive mechanism corresponding to the movement position of the operation member of each movable effect device, with the reference posture of the movable body that the reference planes of both the movable bodies are parallel and opposed in the vertical direction as the reference posture Both movable bodies
A first form in which the reference surface is spaced apart in the vertical direction in the reference posture;
A second form in which the reference surfaces are gathered and faced to be close to each other in the reference posture;
A third form in which the reference surfaces are gathered to face each other in an inclined posture in which the reference surfaces of both movable bodies are inclined; and
3. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the reference surfaces of the two movable bodies can be changed to a fourth configuration in which the reference surfaces are in an upright posture orthogonal to the reference posture and the reference surfaces are spaced apart from each other in the left-right direction .

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