JP6330683B2 - Game machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine such as a slot machine.

  After a medal is inserted or a bet is operated by operating a bet button, a plurality of reels on which a plurality of types of symbols are arranged are rotated by operating a start lever, and a plurality of reels controlled to stop based on operation of a stop button are operated. There is a slot machine that gives a privilege corresponding to a combination when the combination of the stop symbols matches a combination of symbols corresponding to the combination on a predetermined activated pay line.

  In this type of slot machine, a display unit capable of displaying an image is provided on the front surface of the housing, and a main control unit that controls the progress of the game in the housing, and a sub-control unit that performs control for effects. Is provided. The main control unit transmits a command for notifying the accepted game operation or lottery result to the sub-control unit as appropriate while advancing the game in accordance with the player's game operation. The sub-control unit executes control for the effect control means including display while switching the effect control pattern in accordance with the command received from the main control unit.

  The slot machine disclosed in Patent Document 1 displays an image by a liquid crystal display, an acoustic output from a speaker, and effects by lighting / flashing with a lamp. These effects are controlled by a built-in electronic device. The sub-control CPU generates production basic data for continuous production over two games, and defines priority and execution time for the production corresponding to each operation. When the production control is actually started, the sub control CPU measures the execution time with the production timer. If the timer is not 0, the sub-control CPU compares the priorities of the production corresponding to the current operation with the production currently being executed, There is a slot machine that holds an effect corresponding to the current operation if the priority of the effect currently being executed is high.

  In addition, when the player performs an effect canceling operation during the execution of the continuous effect in Patent Document 2, the display of the image is stopped at that time, but the sound is reproduced until the end of the line that was being reproduced at the time of the operation. There is a slot machine that continues.

JP 2009-61124 A JP 2009-219559 A

  However, if the production timer is not 0 and the currently executed production has a higher priority, if the production is put on hold, reproduction of the production will be delayed and waiting will occur. In addition, when an effect cancel operation is applied and the effect is canceled in a state where the reproduction of the effect is delayed and a wait occurs, the effect is excessively skipped, which causes a problem that it is not consistent with the next connected effect.

A plurality of operation means operable by the player , an image processing means for displaying an image on the image display device, and an effect corresponding to each of a plurality of events corresponding to the operation of the plurality of operation means for proceeding with the game was determined, and the effect scene data storing means in which a plurality of rendering scene data is stored, the effect scene data selection means for selecting any one of the effect scene data from the presentation scene data storing means, the presentation scene data selection means And the effect control means for controlling the operation of the image processing means on the basis of the effect scene data selected by the effect and the guarantee period information set for each effect, the effect control means comprising the effect scene data selecting means When the production corresponding to the event that occurred is executed according to the occurrence of the event according to the current production scene data selected by In addition, when another event occurs during the warranty period indicated by the warranty period information set for the performance being executed, the execution of the performance corresponding to the generated event is suspended until the warranty period expires. An effect that is currently being executed until the guarantee period expires, and after the guarantee period expires, an effect standby state in which effects that are suspended are executed in the order in which the event occurred, and the guarantee period expires. Even if not, it is possible to set the effect shift state in which the currently executed effect is interrupted in response to the occurrence of the event, and the effect whose execution is suspended is executed in the order in which the event occurred. Is set in the production standby state in response to the occurrence of the first event during the guarantee period, and when the second event occurs during the guarantee period, the current production scene data is a specific production scene. It is determined whether over data, if an affirmative decision, and sets the effect shift state.

  When the subsequent event occurs in the standby state, the production control means does not wait for the production corresponding to the predetermined event, but stops the production that is being executed and starts the production that is currently waiting. Become. Due to the shift in the correspondence between the event and the production, the first part of the production corresponding to the event will always be played back, and even if the player advances the operation by operating the operation means, The first part of the corresponding production will always be played, and by watching the important part of the production like a digest, it will prevent the story in the production from being lost, and also for players who operated the operation means quickly There is an effect that the delay of the game is not felt.

  In the gaming machine according to the present invention, when an event corresponding to an operation of a predetermined operation means occurs in the standby state, an effect scene by the effect control data corresponding to the predetermined event is made to wait. Including shift execution storage means for storing shift information, and the event control data corresponding to the event defined in the effect scene data has a start order, and the effect control means stores the shift execution storage means in the shift execution storage means When shift information is stored, an effect is executed based on the previous effect control data corresponding to the event.

  The effect control data includes an event and an effect corresponding to the event, each event and the effect corresponding to each event have an order, and the effect control means can know the context of the event. The shift execution storage means stores shift information indicating that the correspondence relationship between the event and the effect corresponding to the event has shifted. If there is shift information stored in the shift execution storage means, the effect control means executes the effect corresponding to the event and the previous event. As a result, even if the progress is advanced, the first portion of the effects corresponding to the event can be displayed like a digest in order.

  In the gaming machine according to the present invention, when the shift information is stored in the shift execution storage unit, the presentation control unit does not perform a predetermined presentation corresponding to the predetermined operation. , It is characterized by playing the production that was not performed in the previous event.

  When shift information is stored in the shift execution storage means, if there is no effect corresponding to the event, the effect that was not performed in the previous event can be reproduced to eliminate the shifted effect. it can. Since the production corresponding to the event is executed by the player's operation, it is designed to give the player the most interest, so even if the corresponding operation changes, the event generated by the operation of the operation means The execution based on the game can be executed without giving the player a sense of incongruity.

  In the gaming machine according to the present invention, in the case where the shift information is stored in the shift execution storage means, when an event having no corresponding effect occurs, an effect corresponding to the previous event is displayed in the effect control means. And means for erasing the shift information stored in the shift execution storage means.

  When an event that does not have a corresponding effect occurs, the shift information is erased due to the appearance consistency of the shifted effect. As a result, it is possible to return to normal processing when the production corresponding to the event is consistent.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a gaming machine that can suppress a decrease in interest.

1 is a perspective view showing an overview of a slot machine 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a structure of a variable reel display device RL of the slot machine 1. FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows arrangement | positioning of the symbol printed on the reel belt | band | zones 58a-58c. 2 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the slot machine 1. FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a configuration of a combination of types of winning combination and symbols of the winning combination in the slot machine 1 and a payout amount for each specified number corresponding to the winning combination. FIG. 48 shows the state transition of a game performed on the slot machine 1. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the flow of 1 game. It is explanatory drawing which shows the content which performs the lottery according to the game state selected by the part lottery table determination process of step S104. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the winning flag set process of step S105. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the stop data selection process of step S106. This is a stop data table group TBL21 to TBL29 set for each combination. It is explanatory drawing which shows the stop data table stopped on the pay line L1 used with the left reel selected by stop data selection processing. It is explanatory drawing which shows the stop data table stopped on the pay line L1 used with the middle reel selected by stop data selection processing. It is explanatory drawing which shows the stop data table stopped on the pay line L1 used with the right reel selected by stop data selection processing. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the reel stop process of step S109. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the reel stop process of step S109. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the winning determination process of step S110. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the special game completion | finish determination of step S112. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the winning flag clear process of step S113. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the main program of the display control board 100B. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the sub game progress process of S2003. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the scene selection process of S2101. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the non-shiftable scene process of S2106. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the shiftable scene process of S2105. It is a flowchart which shows the content of the event waiting process of S2107. It is a timing chart showing the relationship between the effect implemented based on scene data and game operation. It is an example of the timing chart showing the relationship between the production implemented based on scene data and game operation. It is an example of the timing chart showing the relationship between the production implemented based on scene data and game operation. It is an example of the timing chart showing the relationship between the production implemented based on scene data and game operation.

<1: External configuration of slot machine>
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an overview of a slot machine 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The slot machine 1 includes a box-shaped main body 2 having an open front surface and a front door 3 disposed on the front surface of the main body 2. The main body 2 and the front door 3 can be opened and closed by a hinge on one side. The front door 3 is provided with an operation unit OP on which buttons for a player to play a game, a reel window 20 for visually recognizing a design of the reel variable display device RL, and a display for displaying a game. The panel display portion DP, the liquid crystal display devices for progressing the game, and the effect display portion TP and the saucer portion BP in which the display devices are arranged.

  In the operation unit OP, the medal slot 10 is arranged on the right side of the upper surface of the operation unit OP, the chance button 50 is arranged in the center of the operation unit OP, and the bet button 11 is arranged on the left side of the upper surface. The game of the slot machine 1 can be started by a medal insertion operation or a bet button operation. A start lever 12 for rotating the reel is disposed on the front side of the lower position of the bet button 11, and a left stop button 13a for stopping the rotation of the left reel is disposed on the right side thereof, and the rotation of the middle reel is stopped. The middle stop button 13b and the right stop button 13c for stopping the rotation of the right reel are arranged, and the basic operation sequence of the game is bet button operation → start lever operation → left stop button operation → middle stop button operation. → It is easy to perform a series of operations for the right stop button operation. On the left side of the start lever 12, a payment button 14 for paying out the medal to the medal tray 40 by adjusting the credit stored in the storage device is arranged. This checkout button 14 is used when the game is stopped, and is arranged at a position out of the flow of the above series of operations so that the operation frequency is low and the operation is not mistaken during the game.

  The panel display portion DP is provided with a reel window 20 made of a transparent acrylic plate that allows three consecutive symbols per reel to be viewed, and for nine reels to see nine symbols. The winning line L1 is a horizontal line. A winning line indicator 21 corresponding to the winning line L1 is provided on the left side of the reel window 20, and when one gaming medal is inserted, the winning line indicator 21 corresponding to the winning line L1 is lit, and when three gaming medals are inserted. A winning line indicator 21 corresponding to the winning line L1 is turned on. When a predetermined combination of symbols is established as a result of the game, a winning line indicator 21 corresponding to the established winning line blinks to notify the player. Further, on the right side of the reel window 20, there is provided a game guide display 22 in which a plurality of LEDs such as a display that lights up when winning a prize and an LED that lights up according to the game state are arranged. Further, below the reel window 20, a credit number display 23a for displaying the number of credits stored in the storage device, a payout number display 23c for displaying the number of payouts awarded when winning, and a predetermined game are displayed. The game value information display unit 23 is configured by an acquired number display 23b that displays the acquired number by accumulating the number of awarded dividends.

  The effect display unit TP includes a liquid crystal display 30 that displays the progress of the game as an image, an illumination LED 31 that changes the color or lighting pattern according to the game state, and a BGM or button that changes according to the game state. A speaker 32 that outputs an operation sound corresponding to the operation and a guide sound is disposed.

  The tray portion BP is provided with a medal tray 40 for storing game medals discharged from the medal payout port 40a when the medal payout device is driven, and an ashtray is provided on the left side of the medal tray 40.

<2: Configuration of variable reel display device>
FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing the structure of the reel variable display device RL of the slot machine 1. 2A shows the entire structure of the reel variable display device RL, and FIG. 2B shows the detailed structure of the right reel.

  The reels R1 to R3 are made of transparent ABS resin or the like, and are affixed to the reel frames 56a to 56c composed of a plurality of spoke portions and an annular frame extending radially from the shaft portion, and the peripheral surfaces of the reel frames 56a to 56c. It is composed of reel bands 58a to 58c on which 21 various symbols (symbol numbers PN: 1 to 21) are printed. The reels R1 to R3 are fixed to the stepping motors 54a to 54c and rotate. For the rotation operation of the reels R1 to R3, stepping motors 54a to 54c that rotate once by supplying a pulse of 400 steps are used, and by supplying a predetermined pulse, a predetermined symbol can be displayed on the reel window 20. . Further, backlight devices 53a to 53c provided with LEDs (not shown) are provided so that light can be irradiated from the inside of the reel bands 58a to 58c. In this way, by irradiating light from the inside of the reel bands 58a to 58c by the backlight devices 53a to 53c, the player can make the symbols on the reel bands 58a to 58c stand out.

  In addition, the detection plates 57a to 57c are attached to one of the spoke portions, and the reel position detection sensors 55a to 55c can output one pulse of the reel position detection signals 155a to 155c for each rotation of the reels R1 to R3. It has become. When the reel position detection signals 155a to 155c are detected, the positions of the detection plates 57a to 57c and the reel bands 58a to 58c are set so that the symbol number PN = 1 is positioned on the winning line L1 at the center of the reel window. It is.

  In the variable reel display device RL, the reels R1 to R3, the stepping motors 54a to 54c to which the reels R1 to R3 are fixed, the backlight devices 53a to 53c, and the reel position detection sensors 55a to 55c are fixed to the base plates 52a to 52c, respectively. By doing so, it has a single unit configuration. Further, the reel variable display device RL is inserted into the case body 50 by inserting the base plates 52a to 52c along the guide rails 51a to 51c provided on the case body 50 of the reel variable display device RL. Yes.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the arrangement of symbols printed on the reel bands 58a to 58c. Each reel has 10 types: “Bell”, “Plum”, “Watermelon”, “Cherry”, “Red 7”, “Blue 7”, “BAR”, “Blank”, “Star 1”, “Star 2” These symbols are arranged, and 21 symbols are arranged at equal intervals on each of the left, middle, and right reel bands 58a to 58c. Since stepping motors 54a to 54c that rotate once by supplying a pulse of 504 steps are used, when 21 symbols are arranged, the interval between symbols is 24 steps. In addition, when the reel position detection signals 155a to 155c are detected, the symbol number PN = 1 is positioned on the winning line L1 at the center of the reel window, so that the reel position detection signals 155a to 155c are detected. If step 24 is advanced, symbol number PN = 2 is positioned on winning line L1, if step 48 is advanced, symbol number PN = 3 is positioned on winning line L1, and if step 480 is advanced, symbol number PN = 21 is winning. It will be located on the line L1. When the processing proceeds beyond 480 steps, the reel position detection signals 155a to 155c are detected again. Accordingly, a predetermined symbol can be positioned on the winning line L1 by the number of steps to be advanced with the timing at which the reel position detection signals 155a to 155c are detected as a base point. Each reel is arranged within an interval of four frames with a maximum of four symbols between the bell symbols. The plum symbol is the same as the bell symbol. The BAR symbol with symbol number 10 on the left reel is larger in appearance, and is arranged as a symbol for indicating the pressing timing when pressing, and the watermelon and cherry symbols are arranged at intervals of 4 frames across the BAR symbol. ing. This is an arrangement in which the BAR symbol is used as a mark symbol of the pressing timing so that both the watermelon symbol and the cherry symbol that are missed can be stopped and displayed on the winning line at the same time. Control of sliding up to four frames at intervals of symbols after the stop buttons 13a to 13c are operated will be described later.

<3: Electrical configuration of slot machine>
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the slot machine 1. The slot machine 1 includes a main control board 100A that performs the main control of the game, a display control board 100B that performs display control on the liquid crystal display and displays an image, and LEDs and sound effects of the panel display portion DP or the effect display portion TP. There is provided an electrical decoration control board 100C for controlling the above. The main control board 100A includes a central processing unit (CPU) 101, a clock generation circuit a102, a clock generation circuit b103, a read-only memory (ROM) 104, a random-access memory (RAM) 105, a data transmission circuit 106, and an input / output port. 107. Note that a CPU 101 incorporating a ROM or RAM can be employed. In that case, the external ROM 104 and RAM 105 are not required.

  The CPU 101 reads out the program stored in the ROM 104 based on the timing of the CLK signal generated by the clock generation circuit a102, and sequentially executes the program. When the power is turned on, the CPU 101 executes the main program from a predetermined address, and a predetermined address at the timing of the INTR signal generated by the clock generation circuit b103 different from the cycle of the clock generation circuit a102. Run the interrupt program starting with. Here, the timing of the INTR signal is, for example, 2 milliseconds. The CPU 101 stores various flags, various counters, or various game information in the RAM 105 according to the execution of the program. Even when the power supplied from the outside is cut off, the RAM 105 retains stored information by the battery, and when the power is restored after that, the RAM 105 resumes from the state immediately before the occurrence of the power cut. The CPU 101 reads the state of various buttons and sensors via the input / output port 107 and drives various motors and LEDs.

  The bet operation instruction signals 111a to 111c, the start operation instruction signal 112, the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c, and the settlement operation instruction signal 114 are respectively a bet button 11, a start lever 12, and stop buttons 13a to 13c provided in the operation unit OP. This signal is detected in response to the player operating the checkout button 14 and is sent to the CPU 101 via the input / output port 107.

  The display control signals 123a to 123c are display signals to be displayed on the credit number display 23a, the earned number display 23b, and the payout number display 23c provided in the panel display unit DP, respectively, via the input / output port 107. Driven by the CPU 101. The reel position detection signals 155a to 155c correspond to the respective reels of the variable reel display device RL, and are detected once every time the reel rotates once, and are sent to the CPU 101 via the input / output port 107. The reel drive signals 154a to 154c are stepping motor drive signals for driving the reels R1 to R3 of the variable reel display device, and are driven by the CPU 101 via the input / output port 107.

  The medal insertion signal 160 is a sensor signal for detecting a medal provided in a medal detection device provided inside the front door 3 that passes the inserted game medal from the medal insertion slot 10. To the CPU 101. The medal block signal 161 is a signal for driving a solenoid provided in the medal detection device, and is driven by the CPU 101 via the input / output port 107. The medal payout signal 162 is a sensor signal for detecting a medal provided in the medal discharge unit of the medal payout device, and is sent to the CPU 101 via the input / output port 107. The payout drive signal 163 is a signal for driving a motor provided in the medal payout device, and is driven by the CPU 101 via the input / output port 107.

  The CPU 101 outputs various commands to the display control board 100B and the illumination control board 100C via the data transmission circuit. The illumination control board 100C receives various commands from the main control board 100A, and is provided to the winning line display 21, the game guide display 22, the lighting control of the illumination device by the illumination LED 31, and the reel variable display device RL. The lighting of the backlight devices 53a to 53c and sound such as BGM are output from the speaker 32.

  The display control board 100B includes a CPU (central processing unit) 191, a clock generation circuit c192, a clock generation circuit d193, a ROM (read-only memory) 194, a RAM (random-access memory) 195, a data input circuit 196, and an input / output port. And a display circuit 198 including a graphic LSI and its peripheral circuits. The CPU 191 reads the program stored in the ROM 194 based on the timing of the CLK signal generated by the clock generation circuit c192, and sequentially executes the program. When the power is turned on, the CPU 191 executes the main program from a predetermined address, and a predetermined address at the timing of the INTR1 signal generated by the clock generation circuit b193 different from the cycle of the clock generation circuit a192. Run the interrupt program starting with. Here, the timing of the INTR1 signal is, for example, 2 milliseconds. The strobe signal of the CPU 191 stores various flags, various counters, or various game information in the RAM 195 according to the execution of the program. Even when the power supplied from the outside is cut off, the RAM 19 retains the stored information by the battery. When the power is restored thereafter, the RAM 19 resumes from the state immediately before the occurrence of the power cut.

  Further, an INTR2 signal is generated based on a strobe signal transmitted in synchronization with the data transmission timing from the data transmission circuit of the main control board 100A, and an interrupt program starting from a predetermined address is generated at the timing of the INTR2 signal. Run.

<4: Slot machine games>
<4-2: Role of slot machine and number of dividends>
FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing the configuration of the combination of the type of the combination and the symbol of the combination in the slot machine 1 and the number of payouts per prescribed number corresponding to the combination. In the slot machine 1, a predetermined combination of symbols is arranged on the winning line L 1, and from a small role or regular game to which a maximum payout of 15 medals is awarded based on the number of payouts determined by the combination of symbols. Helps to start other types of games

  As a combination for starting another type of game, there is a two-type BB start combination consisting of a combination of “red 7-bar-bar” symbols for starting a BB game.

  As a small part for giving a dividend, eight coins with a combination of “bell-bell-bell” symbols that pay 15 medals when the prescribed number is 3, and 2 medals when the prescribed number is 2. One small combination A, consisting of a combination of “Plum-Red 7-Red 7” symbols, with 1 medal when the specified number is 3 and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. One set B consisting of a combination of “Plum-Red 7-Blank” symbols that pays 1 medal when the specified number is 3 and 2 medals when the specified number is 2, and the specified number is 3 1 piece, a combination of symbols of “Plum-Red 7-Blue 7” that pays 2 medals when the specified number is 2, 1 combination C, 1 when the specified number is 3 When the specified number is two, a single combination D, a rule consisting of a combination of “Plum-Red 7-BAR” symbols, in which two medals are paid out. A single combination E consisting of a combination of “Plum-Blue 7-Red 7” symbols, with 1 coin when the constant is 3 and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. The specified number is 3. A 1-piece F consisting of a combination of “Plum-Blue 7-Blank” symbols that pays 2 medals when the specified number is 2, and 1 when the specified number is 3, When the specified number is two, one medal G consisting of a combination of symbols “Plum-Blue 7-Blue 7” that pays out two medals, one when the specified number is 3, and a specified number of 2 A single combination H consisting of a combination of “Plum-Blue 7-BAR” symbols, with 2 medals as dividends, 1 for a specified number of 3 and 2 for a specified number of 2 1-piece combination I consisting of the “Plum-BAR-Red 7” symbol combination with 1 medal as the dividend, 1 when the specified number is 3, and the specified number A single combination J consisting of a “Plum-BAR-Blank” symbol combination with two medals as dividends for two, one for a specified number of three, and two for a specified number of two A single combination K consisting of the “Plum-BAR-Blue 7” symbol combination that pays out medals, 1 when the specified number is 3, and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. “Plum-BAR-BAR” is a combination of symbols of “Plum-BAR-BAR”, and when the specified number is 3, one piece is awarded, and when the specified number is 2, “Plum-Bell” -“Plum-Bel-Blue 7” with a combination of symbols of “Red 7”, a payout of 1 medal for the combination, 1 when the specified number is 3, and 2 when the specified number is 2. 1 combination N of symbols, 1 when the specified number is 3, and 2 medals when the specified number is 2 The combination of symbols of “Red 7-Bell-Plum” with a payout of “Red 7-Bell-Plum” is a payout of 1 medal that is 1 when the specified number is 3, and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. “Plum-Red 7-” is a single combination P consisting of a combination of symbols of “Blue 7-Bell-Plum”, 1 coin when the specified number is 3, and 2 medals when the specified number is 2 “Pell-Blue 7-Bell” symbol with a combination of “Bell” symbol, one medal when the specified number is 3, and two medals when the specified number is 2. 1 piece combination R consisting of a combination, 1 piece with a combination of “red 7-plum-bell” symbols, with 1 medal when the specified number is 3 and 2 medals when the specified number is 2 "Blue 7-Plum-Bell" with a combination of 1 medal for a combination S, 1 when the specified number is 2, and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. A combination of symbols “Bel-Plum-Plum”, a combination of symbols “Bell-Plum-Plum”, in which one medal is awarded when the prescribed number is 3, and two medals are awarded when the prescribed number is 2. Single winning combination V consisting of a combination of “cherry-plum-plum” symbols with a payout of 1 medal when the specified number is 3, and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. If the number is three, one piece W consisting of a combination of “cherry-cherry-plum” symbols that pays two medals when the prescribed number is two, and five when the prescribed number is three If the specified number is two, a 5-piece combination A consisting of a “watermelon-watermelon-watermelon” symbol combination with two medals as dividends, five when the specified number is 3, and a specified number of 2 "Watermelon-Watermelon-Plum" symbol combination with two medals as dividends 5 pieces consisting of a combination of "Plum-Bell-Blue 7" symbols that pay out 5 medals for a winning combination B, 5 when the prescribed number is 3, and 2 medals when the prescribed number is 2. A combination of “Plum-Bell-BAR” symbols with a combination of “Plum-Bell-BAR”, which is 5 when the specified number is 3 and 5 when the specified number is 2, and 2 when the specified number is 2. There is a five-piece combination E consisting of a combination of symbols “Plum-Bell-Red 7” that pays out 5 medals when the number is 3 and 2 medals when the specified number is 2. When there are a plurality of winning lines, winning simultaneously on a plurality of winning lines is called duplicate winning.

  In addition, there is a re-playing combination consisting of a “plum-plum-plum” symbol combination that allows the next game to be started without a betting operation (no game medal inserted).

<4-3: Explanation of various games in the slot machine>
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the state transition of the game performed in the slot machine 1.
(1) Start and End of Type 2 BB Game When the Type 2 BB start combination is won by internal lottery during the normal game and the Type 2 BB start combination is established and won, the Type 2 BB game is started from the next game. The two-type BB game ends when the acquired number of games in the two-type BB game exceeds the prescribed number.
(2) Two-type BB inside game When the two-type BB start combination is won in the internal lottery during the regular game, if the two-type BB start combination is not established, the winning flag of the two-type BB will be displayed until the next game is won. It becomes a two-type BB inside game that is carried over. When the two-type BB start combination is established in the two-type BB inside game and the prize is won, the second-type BB game is started from the next game.
(3) Game flow A normal game is started by changing the setting or resetting the RAM. If the 2nd class BB role is won internally during a regular game, the game where the 2nd class BB role is won uses a stop table that can win the 2nd class BB start role. I can. In the two-type BB internal game, the winning flag of the second-type BB start combination is carried over, but there is no unselected lottery division, and any combination is won. Since the stop table is created so that the replay and the small combination can be preferentially drawn over the type 2 BB starting combination, the slot machine of the present application does not change from the type 2 BB internal game to another game state. Therefore, several games immediately after the setting change or the RAM reset stay in the normal game, but after winning the two-type BB start combination, they stay in the two-type BB all the time until the setting change or the RAM reset is performed again. Therefore, the height of the balls is given by the state transition of the sub-board 100B described later.

<5: Operation of slot machine>
Next, details of the overall operation of the slot machine 1 will be described. The CPU 101 performs an initialization process after turning on the power, and executes the process of the flowchart shown in FIG.

<5-1: 1 game flow>
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the contents of the flow of one game. First, based on the medal insertion signal 160 or the bet operation instruction signals 111a to 111c, the CPU 101 determines whether or not an insertion bet operation by inserting a medal or a storage bet operation by pressing the bet button 11 has been performed. Wait until it is detected (S100). When the signal is detected, the process proceeds to the next, and it is determined whether or not the start lever operation has been performed based on the start operation instruction signal 112, and waits until the signal is detected (S101). When the signal is detected, the betting operation is prohibited (S102). More specifically, the solenoid of the medal selector device is turned off by the medal block signal 161, the passage route of the medal selector device is switched, and the game medal is discharged to the medal tray 40 even when it is inserted from the medal insertion slot 10. Also, bet operation instruction signals 111a to 111c are not accepted.

Next, the CPU 101 sequentially increments every 10 nanoseconds in the range of 0000H to FFFFH, acquires the counter value from the counter circuit that makes one round in about 1.6 milliseconds via the input / output port 107, and sets it as a random value ( S103). Next, by referring to the game type data, a combination lottery table corresponding to the type of the game is selected (S104). Using the selected combination lottery table, it is determined which numerical value range the acquired random number value is set for each combination group on the combination lottery table, and the winning flag of the combination is set (S105). ). Next, based on the winning flag set in step S105, a stop data table group to be referred to in stop control is selected (S106). The stop data table group is designed so that the reels stop within a maximum of 4 frames in number of symbols from when one of the stop buttons 13a to 13c is pressed. This is synonymous with stopping the reel within 190 ms from when any of the stop buttons 13a to 13c is pressed. The steady speed of the reel is 80 rpm, and 21 symbols are arranged per reel. Therefore, it progresses a little with 5 symbols from the position where the stop button was pressed in 190 ms. When the stop at the position where the stop button is pressed is drawn zero frames or the bitter is pressed, the symbols on the reel advance to a maximum of four frames.

  In this example, since the minimum consumption time of one game is 4.1 seconds, the timer value that counts down to 0 every 2 milliseconds indicating the elapsed time of one game is referred to, and waits until the timer value reaches 0 (S107). When the timer value reaches 0 to start rotation of the reel as a starting point for measuring the elapsed time of one game, the timer value is set to an initial value (2050) corresponding to 4.1 seconds, and three reels To drive the reel drive signals 154a to 154c to rotate the stepping motor simultaneously or sequentially (S108). Specifically, the reel drive signals 154a to 154c include a plurality of drive signal lines for exciting a plurality of winding phases, and the reels are supplied by supplying a pulse signal to each drive signal line in a predetermined phase pattern. Rotate. Also, even if the start lever is operated in step S101, if 4.1 seconds have not elapsed since the start of rotation of the reel of the previous game, the reels R1 to R3 immediately enter a standby state without rotating and enter a standby state. Inform the player of this by a lamp or sound.

  Next, after letting all three reels R1 to R3 reach a constant rotational speed through an acceleration period of 10 steps, the CPU 101 uses an LED built in the stop button to inform that the stop buttons 13a to 13c can be received. Light up. When the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c are detected and the stop button is operated, the design is stopped based on the stop button operation position and the stop data in the stop data table group based on the stop data table group selected in step S106. Reel stop processing is performed for each reel by applying a braking force by all-phase excitation that simultaneously excites all winding phases, and rotating and stopping by inertia corresponding to 15 steps after starting all-phase excitation. (S109). After the start of rotation of the reels R1 to R3, the reels are automatically stopped for reels that have not been stopped even after 30 seconds.

  Next, when all reels are stopped, the CPU 101 determines whether or not a winning combination is established on a valid winning line (S110), and if winning, a game value set for each winning combination is given. To do. Next, with reference to the game type data, it is determined whether or not a two-type BB game is being played (S111). If it is determined that a game is being played, a special game end determination process is performed (S112), and then winning A flag clear process is performed (S113). Here, if the winning flag established in the game is a starter that can carry over the flag, the winning flag is cleared only when winning, and the winning flag is not cleared if it is missed without winning. . On the other hand, if the winning flag established in the game is a small role, the winning flag is cleared regardless of winning or missing. Subsequently, the prohibition of the bet operation performed in step S102 is canceled (S114), the game medal can be inserted or the input of the bet button 11 can be accepted, and the process returns to step S100 to prepare for the start of the next game.

<5-2: Role lottery table determination process>
FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing the content of the lottery according to the game type selected in the role lottery table determination process in step S104. During the regular game, the lottery probability for determining either the re-playing role, the 8 small roles, the 1 small roles A to W, the 5 small roles A to E, or the loser by lottery is 65536 minutes each. Set the value and set the winning flag for the winning combination. During various internal games, lottery probabilities for determining any one of the re-playing role, small role or lose are set by lottery, and the winning flag of the winning combination is set. The lottery probabilities of the small roles during the normal game and various internal games are the same. The data in which data indicating these lottery probabilities are set are referred to as a role lottery table TBL8001 and TBL8002, respectively.

  During the two-type BB game, a lottery group 1 which is a lottery division for deciding either a re-playing role, 8 small roles, 5 small roles A to E, 1 small roles A to W or lose Lottery group 2, lottery group 3, lottery group 4, lottery group 5, lottery group 6, lottery group 7, lottery group 8, lottery group 9, lottery group 10, lottery group 11, lottery group 12, lottery group 13, lottery The probabilities are set to 6400, 6400, 6400, 6400, 6400, 6400, 1000, 200, 800, 400, 300, 21435 and 3000, respectively, and the winning flag of the winning combination is set. If multiple winning combinations are won simultaneously, all winning flags are set. A set of data indicating these lottery probabilities is referred to as a role lottery table TBL8003.

  The CPU 101 manages the game types as game type data, such as 00H for a normal game, 01H for a BB internal game, and 10H for a BB game.

<5-3: Winning flag set processing>
FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the contents of the winning flag setting process in step S105. In this winning flag setting process, the winning random number value and the winning lottery table TBL8001 to TBL8003 corresponding to the type of game determined in step S104 are set to the winning flag effective for the game. However, the winning flags that are set differ depending on the game if the winning lottery table is different, and the winning flags that are set differ depending on the random number value even in the same winning lottery table. If there is a winning flag carried over from the previous game, a plurality of winning flags are set by combining the carry-over flag and the random number value acquired in the game. In the two-type BB game, the winning combination is also set in the small role without being based on the acquired random number value.

  First, the CPU 101 determines whether or not a combination included in the lottery group 1 has been won based on whether the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 1 in the combination lottery table (S105a). If it is determined that there is, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 1 is set to “1” (S105b).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 2 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the role lottery table lottery group 2 (S105c). In this case, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 2 is set to “1” (S105d).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 3 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 3 in the role lottery table (S105e). If so, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105f).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 4 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 4 in the role lottery table (S105g). If so, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105h).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 5 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 5 in the role lottery table (S105i). If so, the flag of the small role that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105j).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 6 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 6 in the role lottery table (S105k). In this case, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105l).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 7 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 7 in the role lottery table (S105m). If so, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105n).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 8 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 8 in the role lottery table (S105o). If so, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105p).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 9 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 9 in the role lottery table (S105q). If so, the flag of the small role that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105r).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 10 has been won based on whether the acquired random value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 10 in the role lottery table (S105s). If so, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105t).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 11 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 11 in the role lottery table (S105u). If so, the flag of the small combination that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105v).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the lottery group 12 has been won based on whether or not the acquired random number value belongs to the range indicated by the lottery classification data of the lottery group 12 in the role lottery table (S105w). If so, the flag of the small role that is simultaneously won in the lottery group 3 is set to “1” (S105x).

<5-4: Stop data selection process>
FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the contents of the stop data selection process in step S106. In this stop data selection process, a stop data table group used in stop control is selected from the winning flag set in step S105. As shown in FIG. 11, the stop data table groups TBL21 to TBL32 set for each combination further include three stop data table groups TBL21A to TBL21C (lottery group 1) for the left reel R1, middle reel R2, and right reel R3. In addition, for each reel, stop data tables TBL21A1 to TBL21A5 (example of lottery group 1) at the time of the second stop and the third stop are provided. In addition, since the stop data table is switched according to the stop operation of the player, it is not necessary to specify and select the stop data table to be finally used that is selected during the stop operation.

  First, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 1 condition device is set (S106a), and if it is determined that it is set, selects the replay stop data table group TBL21. (S106b).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 2 condition device is set (S106c), and if it is determined that it is set, selects the bell stop data table group TBL22. (S106d).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 3 condition device is set (S106e), and if it is determined that it is set, selects the watermelon stop data table group TBL23. (S106f).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 4 condition device is set (S106g). If it is determined that it is set, the lottery group 4 stop data table group TBL24. Is selected (S106h).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 5 condition device is set (S106i). If it is determined that the lottery group 5 condition device is set, the lottery group 5 stop data table group TBL25 is determined. Is selected (S106j).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 6 condition device is set (S106k). If it is determined that the lottery group 6 condition device is set, the lottery group 6 stop data table group TBL26. Is selected (S106l).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 7 condition device is set (S106m). If it is determined that the lottery group 7 condition device is set, the lottery group 7 stop data table group TBL27 is determined. Is selected (S106n).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 8 condition device is set (S106o). If it is determined that the lottery group 8 condition device is set, the lottery group 8 stop data table group TBL28 is determined. Is selected (S106p).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 9 condition device is set (S106q). If it is determined that the lottery group 9 is set, the CPU 101 determines that the lottery group 9 stop data table group TBL29 is set. Is selected (S106r).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 10 condition device is set (S106s). If it is determined that the lottery group 10 is set, the lottery group 10 stop data table group TBL30 is determined. Is selected (S106t).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 11 condition device is set (S106U). If it is determined that the lottery group 11 is set, the CPU 101 determines that the lottery group 11 stop data table group TBL31 is set. Is selected (S106v).

  Next, the CPU 101 refers to the winning flag to determine whether or not the lottery group 12 condition device is set (S106w). If it is determined that the lottery group 12 is set, the lottery group 12 stop data table group TBL32 is determined. Is selected (S106v).

  FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a stop data table for stopping at the pay line L1 used for each reel selected in the stop data selection process. 12A shows the symbol arrangement of the left reel band, and FIGS. 12B, 12C, 12D, 12E, 12F, and 12G show the bell symbol stop data table TBL1201, A plum symbol stop data table TBL1202, a red 7 symbol stop data table TBL1203, a red 7 blue 7 symbol stop data table TBL1204, a cherry symbol stop data table TBL1205, and a watermelon symbol stop data table TBL1206 are shown. These stop data tables indicate the number of frames ahead from the symbol position (stop symbol position) detected immediately after the stop position detected by the stop instruction signal 113c. The number of frames is stored. “0” means stop at the stop symbol position, and “4” means stop at the symbol position four frames ahead. Since the stop data table only needs to be able to indicate to which symbol it is advanced and stopped, the stop data table for the bell symbol of FIG. 12B is not the number of advance frames such as “0” to “4”. The symbol number PN to be stopped as described in parentheses may be stored.

  The bell symbol stop data table TBL1201 can stop the bell symbol at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) regardless of the symbol number PN = 1 to 21 in the stop symbol position. Also, the plum symbol stop data table TBL1202 can stop the plum symbol at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) regardless of the symbol number PN = 1 to 21 in the stop symbol position. Thus, if five of the 21 symbols are arranged within an interval of 4 frames, the symbols can be stopped without fail at any position. Such bell designs and plum designs are called 100% retracted designs.

  The red 7 symbol stop data table TBL1203 can stop the red 7 symbol at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) only when the stop symbol position is 5 locations of symbol numbers PN = 15-19. If the stop symbol position is other than that, the plum symbol is stopped in the middle.

  The red 7 symbol blue 7 symbol stop data table TBL1204 can stop the red 7 symbol at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) only at the four stop symbol positions of symbol numbers PN = 16-19. The blue 7 symbol can be stopped at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) only at the four symbol numbers PN = 11-15. If the stop symbol position is other than that, the plum symbol is stopped in the middle.

  The cherry symbol stop data table TBL1205 can stop the cherry symbol at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) only at the four stop symbol positions of symbol numbers PN = 5-9. If the stop symbol position is other than that, the plum symbol is stopped in the middle.

  The watermelon symbol stop data table TBL1206 can stop the watermelon symbol at the middle stage (winning line L1 position) at the 20 stop symbol positions of symbol numbers PN = 1 to 6, 8-21. If the stop symbol position is other than that, the plum symbol is stopped in the middle.

  When the stop operation timing of the player is the symbol number PN = 5, for example, when the bell symbol stop data table TBL1201 is selected, the advance frame number “3” is acquired and the symbol number PN = 8. Is displayed in the middle row, and when the plum symbol stop data table TBL1202 is selected, the advance frame number “2” is acquired, the plum symbol of symbol number PN = 7 is displayed in the middle row, red 7 When the symbol stop data table TBL1203 is selected, the advance frame number “2” is acquired, the plum symbol of symbol number PN = 7 is displayed in the middle, and the red 7 blue 7 symbol stop data table TBL1204 is selected. If it is, the advance frame number “2” is acquired, the plum symbol of symbol number PN = 7 is displayed in the middle, and the cherry pattern stop data table TBL12 is displayed. If 5 is selected, the advance frame number “4” is acquired, the cherry symbol of symbol number PN = 9 is displayed in the middle stage, and if the watermelon symbol stop data table TBL 1206 is selected, the advance frame is displayed. The number “1” is acquired, and the watermelon symbol of symbol number PN = 6 is displayed in the middle. Depending on the stop data table selected in this way, the symbols to be stopped in the middle stage are different even at the same stop operation timing.

  FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing a stop data table to be stopped at the pay line L1 used in the middle reel selected in the stop data selection process. FIG. 13 (A) shows the symbol arrangement of the left reel band, and FIGS. 13 (B), (C), (D), (E), (F), and (G) are bell symbol stop data tables TBL1301, A plum symbol stop data table TBL1302, a red 7 symbol stop data table TBL1303, a red 7 blue 7 symbol stop data table TBL1304, a cherry symbol stop data table TBL1305, and a watermelon symbol stop data table TBL1306 are shown. These stop data tables indicate the number of frames ahead from the symbol position (stop symbol position) detected immediately after the stop position detected by the stop instruction signal 113c. The number of frames is stored. The explanation of the contents is omitted, but is interpreted by the same algorithm as in FIG.

  FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram showing a stop data table to be stopped at the pay line L1 used in the right reel selected in the stop data selection process. FIG. 14A shows the symbol arrangement of the left reel band, and FIGS. 14B, 14C, 14D, 14E, 14F, and 14G show the bell symbol stop data table TBL1401, A plum symbol stop data table TBL1402, a red 7 symbol stop data table TBL1403, a red 7 blue 7 symbol stop data table TBL1404, a cherry symbol stop data table TBL1405, and a watermelon symbol stop data table TBL1406 are shown. These stop data tables indicate the number of frames ahead from the symbol position (stop symbol position) detected immediately after the stop position detected by the stop instruction signal 113c. The number of frames is stored. The explanation of the contents is omitted, but is interpreted by the same algorithm as in FIG.

<5-5: Reel stop processing>
15 and 16 are flowcharts showing the contents of the reel stop process in step S109. In this reel stop process, predetermined symbols are stopped in the order of stop buttons operated to stop according to the stop data in the stop data table group determined based on the winning flag in step S106. During the normal game and the two-type BB internal game, a process of stopping the symbols based on the winning flag that is a maximum of four frames ahead from the stop position is performed. During the two-type BB game, the right reel and the middle reel perform the process of stopping the symbols based on the winning flag up to four frames ahead from the stop position, as in the other games, but the left reel has a maximum of 1 from the stop position. A process for stopping the symbol based on the winning flag up to the top of the frame is performed.

  First, the CPU 101 determines whether or not 30 seconds have elapsed from the start of rotation (S109a), and determines whether or not a first stop button stop operation has been performed based on the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c (S109b). If any one of the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c is detected, it is determined that the first stop button stop operation has been performed. If it is determined in step S109a that 30 seconds have elapsed, an automatic stop instruction is issued to the left reel at that time (S109c).

  Next, the CPU 101 acquires a stop button number indicating the type of stop button from the detected stop instruction signals 113a to 113c, and acquires a symbol number PN immediately after the stop operation (S109d). Specifically, the stop button number and the symbol number PN at the timing are acquired by detecting stop instruction signals 113a to 11c that are output when the stop buttons 13a to 13c are pressed. In this example, stop button numbers “1”, “2”, and “3” are assigned to the stop buttons 13a, 13b, and 13c, respectively.

  Next, the CPU 101 limits the stop data table groups that can be used from the stop button number among the stop data table groups based on the winning flag selected in the reel stop data table group selection process in step S106 (S109e). Specifically, it is determined whether the symbol to be stopped can be stopped at any one of an upper stage, a middle stage, and a lower stage. In the case of the left reel, a winning line L2 or L4 is a winning line candidate if it can be stopped in the upper stage, a winning line L1 if it can be stopped in the middle stage, or a winning line L3 or L5 if it can be stopped in the lower stage. In the case of the middle reel, the winning line L2 is a candidate for the winning line if it can be stopped in the upper stage, the winning line L1, L4 or L5 if it can be stopped in the middle stage, and the winning line L3 if it can be stopped in the lower stage. In the case of the right reel, a winning line L2 or L5 is a winning line candidate if it can be stopped in the upper stage, a winning line L1 if it can be stopped in the middle stage, or a winning line L3 or L4 if it can be stopped in the lower stage. If it is possible to stop at a plurality of stages, one stop data table for a predetermined line is selected by lottery or the like from among the winning line candidates combined with them.

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the stop-operated reel is the left reel and is in the two-type BB game (S109f), and the stop-operated reel is the left reel (stop button number = 3). If it is determined that the two-type BB game is in progress, the low pull-in stop data table for the left reel is determined from the stop data table group for the predetermined line (S109h), and it is determined that this is not the case. In this case, a stop data table based on the stop button number is determined (S109g).

  Next, the CPU 101 acquires the advance frame number corresponding to the symbol number PN acquired in step S109d from the determined stop data table, and stops the reel that has been stopped based on the advance frame number (S109i).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not 30 seconds have elapsed from the start of rotation (S109j), and determines whether or not there is a second stop button stop operation based on the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c (S109k). . If any one of the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c other than those already detected is detected, it is determined that the second stop button stop operation has been performed. If it is determined in step S109j that 30 seconds have elapsed, an automatic stop instruction is issued to one of the remaining reels operating at that time (S109l).

  Next, the CPU 101 acquires a stop button number indicating the type of the stop button from the detected stop instruction signals 113a to 113c, and acquires a symbol number PN immediately after the stop operation (S109m).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the stopped reel is the left reel (stop button number = 3) and the two-type BB game is being played (S109n), and the stopped reel is the left reel. If it is determined that the two-type BB game is in progress, a low pull-in stop data table for the left reel is determined from the stop data table group for the predetermined line (S109p). In this case, a stop data table based on the stop button number is determined (S109o).

Next, the CPU 101 acquires the advance frame number corresponding to the symbol number PN acquired in step S109k from the determined stop data tail, and stops the reel that has been stopped based on the advance frame number (S109q).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not 30 seconds have elapsed from the start of rotation (S109r), and determines whether or not there is a second stop button stop operation based on the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c (S109s). . When any one of the stop instruction signals 113a to 113c other than those already detected is detected, it is determined that the stop operation of the third stop button has been performed. If it is determined in step S109n that 30 seconds have elapsed, an automatic stop instruction is issued to the remaining reels (S109t).

  Next, the CPU 101 acquires a stop button number indicating the type of the stop button from the detected stop instruction signals 113a to 113c, and acquires a symbol number PN immediately after the stop operation (S109u).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the stopped reel is the left reel (stop button number = 3) and the two-type BB game is being played (S109v), and the stopped reel is the left reel. If it is determined that the two-type BB game is in progress, a low pull-in stop data table for the left reel is determined from the stop data table group for the predetermined line (S109x), and it is determined that this is not the case. In this case, a stop data table based on the stop button number is determined (S109w).

  Next, the CPU 101 acquires the advance frame number corresponding to the symbol number PN acquired in step S109u from the determined stop data tail, and stops the reel that has been stopped based on the advance frame number (S109y).

<5-6: Winning determination process>
FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the contents of the winning determination process in step S110. In this winning determination process, the combination of symbols arranged on the winning line after the reels are stopped is checked to determine whether or not a winning is achieved. If it is determined that a winning combination is made, a process for starting the two-type BB game is performed if it is a two-type BB start combination, and a dividend is awarded if it is a small combination.

  First, the CPU 101 determines whether or not a re-game player has been won (S110a). If it is determined that a win has been won, the re-game win flag of bit 0 of the winning information 1 data is cleared (S110b). Subsequently, an automatic bet process is performed (S100a in FIG. 8), and the process returns to step S101.

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the eight small winning combination has been won (S110c), and if it is determined that the winning has been won, a payout process for eight medals is performed (S110d). In this payout award process, payout credit processing for adding the number of payouts to the credit up to the credit upper limit value (50) is performed, and for the portion exceeding the credit upper limit value, the payout of paying out medals from the medal payout device to the medal tray 40 Switch to processing. Subsequently, it is determined whether or not a single small combination A to W has been won (S110e), and if it is determined that a prize has been won, a payout process for one medal is performed (S110f). Subsequently, it is determined whether or not the five small bonuses A to E have been won (S110g). If it is determined that the winning has been won, a payout process for five medals is performed (S110h).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the two-type BB combination has been won (S110k). If it is determined that the winning has been won, the CB game flag in bit 6 of the game type data is set to "1" ( S110l). Subsequently, the acquired number counter is cleared (S110m).

<5-7: Special game end determination process>
FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the contents of the special game end determination in step S112. In this special game end determination process, it is determined whether or not the end condition is satisfied when a special game (two-type BB game) having a predetermined game end condition is being performed.

  First, when it is determined that the two-type BB game is in progress, the CPU 101 determines whether or not a small bonus is won and a dividend is awarded in this game (S112b). If a payout is generated, the payout is added to the acquired number counter value (S112c), and the acquired number is displayed on the acquired number display 23b (S112d).

  Next, the CPU 101 compares the acquired number counter value with the acquired number upper limit determination value determined in the two-type BB game (S112e). The acquired number upper limit determination value is a value that is 15 smaller than the acquired number upper limit value that must not be exceeded during the game determined in the two-type BB game. If the acquired number upper limit determination value is exceeded in step S112e, the two-type BB in-game flag is cleared (S112f).

<5-8: Winning flag clear process>
FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the contents of the winning flag clear process in step S113. In this winning flag clear process, the winning flag set by internal lottery or the like during one game is cleared at the end of one game or carried over to the next game without being cleared.

  First, the CPU 101 clears the winning information 2 data (S113a). The 8 winning combination winning flag, the 1 winning combination A to W winning flag and the 5 winning A to E winning flag are cleared unconditionally because they are cleared in one game regardless of winning.

Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the FB winning flag is set with reference to bit 4 of the winning information 1 data (S113b), and if it is determined that the flag is set, the FB winning flag is set. Clear (S113c).

  Next, the CPU 101 determines whether or not the type 2 BB winning flag is set (S113d). If it is determined that the flag is set, the CPU 101 further determines whether or not the type 2 BB winning combination has been won. If it is determined (S113e) and it is determined that the two-type BB start combination has been established and won, the second-type BB winning flag is cleared (S113f). If it is determined in step S113e that the game has not been won, the two-type BB internal game in-progress flag is set to “1” (S113g), and the second-type BB internal game is set from the next game.

<6-1: Sub-substrate processing flow>

The CPU 181 reads the program stored in the ROM 194 based on the timing of the CLK signal generated by the clock generation circuit c192, and sequentially executes the program. When the power is turned on, the CPU 181 executes a program from a predetermined address, and at the timing of the INTR signal generated by the clock generation circuit c193 different from the cycle of the clock generation circuit c192 in the initialization process (S1101). The interrupt program starting from a predetermined address is set to be executed.

  Data transmitted from the data transmission circuit 106 of the main control board 100A is transmitted to the data input circuit 196. When receiving the data, the data input circuit 196 transmits an interrupt signal INTR2 to the CPU 191. When the CPU 191 receives the interrupt signal INTR2, the CPU 191 temporarily stops the program that is currently being executed, and a program corresponding to the interrupt signal INTR2 (hereinafter referred to as a communication interrupt program) is executed. The communication interrupt program reads the data received by the data input circuit 196 and stores it in the communication queue on the RAM 195, and the communication interrupt program ends. When the communication interrupt program ends, the program that has been suspended is resumed.

  FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing the flow of the main program of the display control board 100B. The CPU 191 reads the data transmitted from the CPU 101 from the communication queue by the communication interrupt program in the communication command processing of S2002, and writes the necessary data on the RAM 195. For example, if the winning combination information is transmitted together with the lever ON, the winning combination information is updated in the area for storing the winning combination information on the RAM 195.

  Next, in step S2003, the CPU 191 executes a sub game progress process. In the sub game progress process, the information updated in S2002 is referred to the effect data currently being executed, and what image (including moving image) is to be displayed is determined and written in the drawing queue.

  The CPU 191 designates image information to be drawn on the display circuit 198 based on the data written in the drawing queue in S2004. The display circuit 198 outputs a VSYNC signal to the CPU 191 when drawing for one screen is completed. In S2005, the CPU 191 waits until the VSYNC signal is input from the display circuit 198. When the VSYNC signal is input, the CPU 191 proceeds to S1802 and communication command processing is performed again. Generally, the VSYNC signal is generated at 1/60 second intervals.

FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing the contents of the sub game progress process in step S2003.
The CPU 191 first performs a scene selection process (S2101). Detailed description of the scene selection processing (S2101) will be described later (FIG. 22). The scene data is data describing at what timing an image (hereinafter, including a moving image) to be displayed on the liquid crystal display 30 as the game progresses. For example, the operation of the start lever 12, the first stop operation, the second stop operation, the third stop operation, and the bet indicating the order in which one of the left stop button 13a, the middle stop button 13b, and the right stop button 13c is operated. The process proceeds depending on whether the button 11 is operated. In some cases, the operation may be performed by operating the chance button 50. Each operation is a game operation. It also includes simply setting scene data as data that bundles scene data groups in which scene data corresponding to a game operation is collected. The unit of data to be grouped varies depending on the scene data design. The scene data is data describing what kind of image is displayed according to the game operation. In the scene data, an event corresponding to each operation means is set, and a plurality of effects corresponding to the event are stored. Each operation means is not associated with a plurality of effects because, for example, the operation of the left stop button 13a, the middle stop button 13b, and the right stop button 13c does not correspond to the event on a one-to-one basis, and there are three stops. For the first button operation among the buttons, the first stop operation event, for the second button operation, the second stop operation event, for the third pressed night, the third stop operation event, etc. This is because events are assigned not to the types of the three stop buttons, which are operation means, but to the order of pressing.

  The scene data is displayed when the game progress scene data and the game progress scene data that start at the timing when the start lever 12 is operated and end with the bet button 11 are not displayed. It changes according to the state of the liquid crystal effect. There is scene data for game state display. The game progress scene data has a higher display priority than the game state display scene data, and is drawn when the start lever 12 is operated (S2101).

  The CPU 191 determines whether or not the game progress scene data is set (S2102). If the game progress scene data is set, the CPU 191 can determine that the game is in progress. There are cases where the game progress scene data is not set just because the game is in progress. In this case, the game state display scene data is simply displayed. If it is determined in S2102 that the game progress scene data is not set, the process proceeds to S2103. If it is determined that the game progress scene data is set in S2102, the process proceeds to S2104.

  The CPU 191 determines whether or not the selected game progress scene data belongs to a group that can be shifted (S2104). Whether the selected game progress scene data can be shifted or not is determined by the method of referring to each parameter of each scene data and by grouping the scene data into which group. There is a method for determining whether or not it belongs, but the determination method is not limited. If it is determined that the selected game progress scene data can be shifted, the process proceeds to S2105. If it is determined that the selected game progress scene data cannot be shifted, the process proceeds to S2106.

  In step S2105, the CPU 191 performs shiftable scene processing. Details will be described later (FIG. 23). Shiftable scene processing is a feature of the present invention. Next, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2107.

  In step S2106, the CPU 191 performs non-shiftable scene processing. Details will be described later (FIG. 24). Next, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2107.

  In step S2107, the CPU 191 performs a wait event process. When the CPU 191 waits for an event generated by a gaming operation in the wait event process, the CPU 191 determines whether to execute the wait event. Next, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2108.

  In step S2108, the CPU 191 sets an image at the current position of the game progress scene data. The CPU 191 collectively displays the images set here on the liquid crystal display 30 by the drawing process in S2004. The CPU 191 ends the sub game process (S2003), and proceeds to S2004.

  FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing the contents of the scene selection process in step S2101. In the scene selection process, the CPU 191 draws the game progress scene data and selects the scene data to be used in the game progress. First, the CPU 191 determines whether or not a game start command is transmitted from the CPU 101 (S2201). Specifically, after a specified number of coins are inserted, the start lever 12 is operated to determine whether or not the game has started to proceed. As a result of the determination, if it is determined that the game has started to proceed, the process proceeds to S2202. If it is determined that the game is not in progress, the scene selection process in S2101 is terminated. The scene selection process (S2101) is executed only when the game starts to progress.

  The CPU 191 performs lottery of game progress scene data based on the information of the combination sent from the CPU 101. At this time, the case where the game progress scene data is not set as a result of the lottery is included. In this case, the game progress scene data is not set, and the game state display scene data is displayed as it is.

  The CPU 191 determines whether or not a shift flag is set. The shift flag is a flag that is set in a shiftable scene process (S2105) described later, and information on the shift flag is stored in the RAM 195. If it is determined that the shift flag is set, then the flow shifts to S2204. If it is determined that the shift flag is not set, then the flow shifts to S2205.

  The CPU 191 stores the game progress scene data selected in S2202 in the RAM 195 (S2204). The fact that the shift flag is set means that the current game progress scene data is still being reproduced because an event shift has occurred. Therefore, the game progress scene data selected in S2202 is stored in the RAM 195 until the currently progressing game progress scene data ends. The game progress scene data stored when the current game progress scene data ends is set and reproduced. Thereafter, the CPU 191 ends the scene selection process (S2101).

  The CPU 191 sets the game progress scene data selected in S2202 as the currently progressing game progress scene data, and starts playback (S2205). The fact that the shift flag is not set means that no event shift is currently occurring, so the game progress scene data selected in S2202 is set as the currently progressing game progress scene data and reproduced. Thereafter, the CPU 191 ends the scene selection process (S2101).

  FIG. 23 is a flowchart showing the contents of the non-shiftable scene process in step S2106. The CPU 191 determines whether any event has occurred (S2301). Here, the event is specifically a start event that occurs when the CPU 101 bets a predetermined number of coins, operates the start lever 12 and a notification that the game has started is sent to the CPU 191 as a communication command. And a notification indicating which stop button was first pressed from any one of the left stop button 13a, the middle stop button 13b, and the right stop button 13c is sent to the CPU 191 as a communication command. The first stop event to be performed and a notification indicating which stop button has been pressed secondly from any one of the left stop button 13a, the middle stop button 13b, and the right stop button 13c is sent to the CPU 191 as a communication command. A second stop event that occurs when The third stop that occurs when a notification is sent to the CPU 191 as a communication command indicating which stop button was last pressed by any of the stop button 13a, the middle stop button 13b, and the right stop button 13c. When an event and a notification that a stop button that was last pressed of any one of the left stop button 13a, the middle stop button 13b, and the right stop button 13c is released are sent to the CPU 191 as a communication command There are a third stop release event that occurs and a bet event that occurs when a notification that the bet button 11 has been pressed is sent to the CPU 191 as a communication command. The CPU 191 checks whether or not these events have occurred, and if the event has not occurred, ends the non-shiftable scene process (S2106). If any event has occurred, the process proceeds to S2302.

  The CPU 191 determines whether there is an effect corresponding to the event in which the currently selected game progress scene data is generated. If the effect corresponding to the event of the game progress scene data is not set, the process proceeds to S2303, and the shift flag stored in the RAM 195 is turned OFF. In the first place, even when the shift flag is not raised, the shift flag may be turned off, or the process may be turned off only when the shift flag is raised. In this case, when the shift flag is raised, the event is that the shift flag is turned OFF when an event for which no effect is set occurs.

  The CPU 191 checks the guarantee period of the currently played event of the currently selected game progress scene data (S2304). If it is during the guarantee period, the CPU 191 accumulates the generated events in a queue on the RAM 195 (S2305). If the CPU 191 is out of the warranty period, the CPU 191 skips to the effect corresponding to the event in which the currently selected game progress scene data is generated (S2306). Thereafter, the CPU 191 ends the non-shiftable process (S2106).

  FIG. 24 is a flowchart showing the contents of the shiftable scene process in step S2105. The CPU 191 determines whether any event has occurred (S2401). If the CPU 191 determines that no event has occurred, the CPU 191 ends the shiftable scene process (S2105).

  The CPU 191 determines whether or not there is an effect corresponding to the event in which the currently selected game progress scene data is generated (S2402). If the effect corresponding to the event of the game progress scene data is not set, the process proceeds to S2403, and the shift flag stored in the RAM 195 is turned OFF. Here, the reason why the shift flag is turned OFF is the same reason as in S2303.

  The CPU 191 determines whether there is an event waiting next (S2404). Specifically, the CPU 191 determines whether there is an event in the event queue on the RAM 195. If the CPU 191 determines that there is no event in the event queue on the RAM 195, the CPU 191 proceeds to S407 and determines whether or not the currently played effect is within the guaranteed period (S2407). If the CPU 191 determines that there is an event in the event queue on the RAM 195, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2405 and forcibly reproduces the effect corresponding to the event stored in the event queue on the RAM 195 (S2405). Then, the CPU 191 sets the shift flag to ON (S2409). During the playback of an effect with a guaranteed period, events that occurred are saved in the event queue, but there is an effect that compulsorily corresponds to the event saved in the queue regardless of whether there is a guaranteed period. After that, the correspondence between the event of the game progress scene data and the effect is shifted one by one. The event shift flag is turned ON to know whether or not there is a deviation between the event and the production. When the event shift flag is ON, the CPU 191 can know that there is a difference between the event and the production corresponding to the event.

  If it is within the guarantee period of the currently played effect in S2407, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2410 and saves the currently generated event in the event queue on the RAM 195 (S2410). This is the same processing as S2305.

  If it is not within the guarantee period of the currently played effect in S2407, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2408 and skips the effect up to the effect corresponding to the game progress scene data (S2408).

FIG. 25 is a flowchart showing the contents of the event waiting process in step S2107.
The CPU 191 determines whether or not an event waiting event is stored in the event queue on the RAM 195 (S2501). If the event waiting for the event is stored in the event queue on the RAM 195, the CPU 191 proceeds to S2502 if the guarantee period of the currently played effect has passed, otherwise waits for the event (S2107). End.

  In S2502, the CPU 191 skips to the effect corresponding to the event waiting for the event in the event queue on the RAM 195 (S2502). Although the expression “skip production” is used here, strictly speaking, the term “skip” is used because the guarantee period and the production are set so as to smoothly lead to the production of the next event. This is because, as an example, the effect is longer than the warranty period and the period in which nothing is displayed when the effect is switched is eliminated.

  FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating a correspondence between a table and an example of the structure of scene data, and the guarantee period. FIG. 26A shows a configuration example of scene data, where the A scene and the B scene belong to the group A, and the C scene, the D scene, and the E scene belong to the group B. The group “a” is a group with a shift flag set up in some cases, and the group “a” is a group with no shift flag set up in any case. If the shift flag is set according to the condition of the group a, the event is shifted regardless of whether it is the group i or the group b. A group and a group of B are divided into cases where a shift flag may be generated or not. The condition for generating the shift flag is that the scene data belongs to a group when another event occurs while an event has occurred and the production corresponding to the event is not performed. A shift flag is set. Once the shift flag is set, an event shift occurs when the scene data of the group a and the group b are selected unless the shift flag disappears thereafter. The event shift indicates that the event and the effect corresponding to the event are shifted one by one. The types of events include a start event, a first stop event, a second stop event, a third stop event, a third stop release event, and a bet event. There are start 1-4, development 1-2, tilt 1-3, result 1-2, finalization 1-2. The production corresponding to each event corresponds to the scene information and the production. None indicates that there is no corresponding production. Specifically, even if the first stop event occurs in the A scene, it means that the effect is not switched. “Return” described as an effect indicates that the scene data that was displayed before the game progress scene data was selected when the event occurred and the scene data that was displayed before the game progress scene data was selected The selected scene data is reproduced.

  FIG. 26B is a table showing a correspondence relationship between effects and guarantee periods. Each production has a guarantee period, and 0 seconds is synonymous with no guarantee period.

  FIG. 27 is a timing chart showing the relationship between effects and game operations performed based on scene data. FIG. 27A shows an example of a timing chart of effects displayed on the liquid crystal display 30 in accordance with each event after the power is turned on. Since the timing chart shows a plurality of games, events other than the start and end of the game progress are omitted. Generally speaking, a game is one game from betting to paying out gaming media. However, in the progress of the game in the sub-control unit, the operation of the start lever is started, and the betting or automatic betting of the next game is ended. FIG. 27 (A) shows the process of the sub-control unit, so that the operation of the start lever is set to start the game progress and the bet or automatic bet for the next game is ended. Since no event has occurred after the power is turned on, the CPU 191 reproduces the game state display scene data based on the game state and the like. The game state display scene data is scene data displayed when the game progress scene data is not set. Since the display priority of the game state display scene data is set low, the game state display scene data is not played back when the game progress scene data is played back so as to cover the front or the entire screen. Even if it is played or hidden, it will not be displayed hidden behind. Even if a bet event occurs after the power is turned on, since the game progress scene data is not selected, there is no change in the performance, and the currently displayed game state display scene data is displayed as it is. Next, when a start event occurs, game progress scene data is set in a scene selection process (S2101). FIG. 27A shows a state in which the first consecutive game is a C scene, the second game is the E scene, the third game is the D scene, the third game is the D scene, and the fourth game is the A scene. ing. As shown in FIG. 26 (A), the C scene is returned by a bet event. Therefore, when the bet event occurs, the normal effect (specifically, game state display scene data) that was originally displayed is returned. . Next, when a start event occurs, an E scene is selected in the scene selection process (S2101). Since the E-scene is also returned at the betting event, it returns to the normal performance that was originally displayed. Next, when a start event occurs, the D scene is selected in the scene selection process (S2101). Since the D scene is an effect of finalization 2 at the betting event, the D scene continues without ending at the betting event. When the next start event occurs, scene A is selected in the scene selection process (S2101). From the D scene to the A scene continues without going through the normal performance.

  FIG. 27B is an enlarged view of the C scene in FIG. The C scene is set at the start event, and the start 3 effect is started. Next, the development 2 effect is started at the first stop event. Since the production is not started in the second stop event, the development 2 continues to flow as it is. Next, it is a third stop event and the production of 3 is started, and then the production of the result 3 is started at the third stop release event. After that, the C scene ends at the betting event, and the normal effect is displayed.

  In the timing chart of FIG. 27C, in the C scene, the relationship between the guarantee period set for the production corresponding to each event and the time of occurrence of each event is shown as an example. In this case, since each event has occurred after the guarantee period has passed, the production corresponding to each event is started simultaneously with the occurrence of each event.

  FIGS. 28A to 28C show the guarantee period set for the production corresponding to each event, the generation time of each event, in the part transitioning from the C scene to the D scene in FIG. This relationship is shown as an example. In the timing chart of FIG. 28A, each event has occurred after the guarantee period has passed, and after the C scene, the D scene is set and started.

  In the timing chart of FIG. 28 (B), since the third stop / release event is operated within the guarantee period of the tilt 3 effect corresponding to the third stop event, the corresponding result 3 effect is reproduced simultaneously with the occurrence of the third stop / release event. It is shown that the third stop release event is stored in the event queue on the RAM 195 without being executed (S2305). After the guarantee period of the tilt 3 effect has passed, the result 3 effect corresponding to the third stop / release event is reproduced (S2502). In addition, since the bet event also occurs during the guarantee period of the result 3 effect corresponding to the third stop / release event, a return corresponding to the bet event occurs after the guarantee period of the result 3 has passed 2 seconds. The C scene ends.

  In the timing chart of FIG. 28C, since the third stop / release event and the bet event are operated within the guarantee period of the tilt 3 effect corresponding to the third stop event, the third stop / release event and the bet event are sequentially arranged in the RAM 195. It shows how it is stored in the upper event queue. Since the event is in progress, the result 3 and the end of the C scene, which are effects corresponding to each event, are sequentially performed from the previously stored third stop / release event.

  FIG. 29 is a timing chart showing the relationship between effects and game operations performed based on scene data. In the timing chart of FIG. 29A, the scene B, which is scene data that can be shifted by an event, is selected as a start event. However, since only the third stop release event has occurred in the guarantee period of the tilt 3, no event shift occurs as a result.

  In the timing chart of FIG. 29 (B), the scene B, which is scene data that can be event-shifted, is selected by the start event as in the timing chart of FIG. 29 (A). Since the third stop / release event occurred within the guarantee period of tilt 1, if the third stop / release event is still stored in the event queue and a bet event is still generated within the guarantee period of tilt 1, an event shift occurs. In the impossible C scene, the betting event is simply stored in the event queue. However, since the B scene is scene data that can be shifted to the event, the third event is the betting event even though the warranty period is 1 Result 1 corresponding to the stop release is reproduced. This is the event shift in the present invention. The bet event is originally an event for starting confirmation 1, but when an event shift occurs, the bet event triggers a result 1 corresponding to the third stop release event. After that, even if the guarantee period of Result 1 exceeds 2 seconds, the confirmed 1 is not reproduced even though the betting event has already occurred. When an event shift occurs, a flag indicating that an event shift has occurred is set, and all subsequent events are reproduced with a shift. When no event shift has occurred, the next game progress scene data is set in the next start event, and the effect corresponding to the set game progress scene data start event is executed. Since an event shift has occurred, confirmation 1 corresponding to the bet event of the currently selected game progress scene data is started. Since the scene corresponding to the first stop event that occurs next is not set in the D scene, the first stop operation event is a trigger for the start 4 of the D scene. Here, the event and effect that have been shifted so far are eliminated, and the flag indicating that an event shift stored in the RAM 195 has occurred is eliminated.

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Claims (1)

A plurality of operation means operable by the player ;
Image processing means for displaying an image on an image display device;
Production scene data storage means in which a plurality of production scene data are stored , defining production corresponding to each of a plurality of events corresponding to operations of the plurality of operation means that will cause the game to proceed ,
Production scene data selection means for selecting any one production scene data from the production scene data storage means;
Production control means for controlling the operation of the image processing means based on the production scene data selected by the production scene data selection means and the warranty period information set for each production,
The production control means includes
In accordance with the current effect scene data selected by the effect scene data selection means, an effect corresponding to the event that has occurred is executed according to the occurrence of the event, and the warranty period indicated by the warranty period information set for the effect being executed During other events,
The performance corresponding to the event that has occurred is suspended until the warranty period expires, the current performance is continued until the warranty period expires, and the performance is suspended after the warranty period expires. Production stand-by state where the production is executed in the order in which the events occurred,
Even if the warranty period has not expired, it is possible to set the production shift state in which the production currently being executed is interrupted according to the occurrence of the event, and the production whose execution is suspended is executed in the order in which the event occurred. Yes,
The production control means includes
In response to the occurrence of the first event during the warranty period, set the production standby state,
When the second event occurs during the guarantee period, it is determined whether or not the current effect scene data is specific effect scene data. If the determination is affirmative , the game is set to the effect shift state. Machine.