JP7345911B2 - gaming machine - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a gaming machine.

Conventionally, some pachinko gaming machines, which are a type of gaming machine, have a movable decorative member (for example, a movable body) around the display screen of an image display device, as in the gaming machine described in Patent Document 1, for example. There is something. In addition, there are some devices that attempt to improve the interest by performing effects using such movable decorative members.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2018-047356

By the way, in a gaming machine having a movable body, when the door member is opened, there is a risk that the movable body may come into contact with an adjacent gaming machine, so it is necessary to handle the gaming machine with care. In such a situation, it has been desired that notification be made in accordance with the situation.

The present invention has been made by focusing on the problems that exist in the conventional technology, and its purpose is to provide a gaming machine that can notify appropriate information depending on the situation. .

A gaming machine that solves the above problems includes a door member, a movable body that is provided on the door member and can be operated manually, a door open detection means that detects the opening of the door member, and a display that detects the opening of the door member. The door member includes an executable performance execution means and a performance control means that controls the performance execution means , the door member can be opened from one side when viewed from the front, and the performance control means includes: During at least part of the period during which the door member is open, it is possible to execute an opening notification effect that notifies that the door member is open, and when the door member is opened. In a situation where the movable body is located at a predetermined position, a specific effect regarding the movable body is executed, and when the movable body is located at the predetermined position, the side of the starting point side of the movable body is located at the predetermined position. When the movable body is located at a specific position different from the predetermined position, the movable body does not come into contact with an object external to the gaming machine, and the specific performance is performed when the movable body It is an effect that encourages the body to move from the predetermined position to the specific position, and the movable body can be manually moved from the predetermined position to the specific position, and when the door member is open, When the movable body moves from the predetermined position, the specific performance ends, but the opening notification performance does not end, and thereafter, while the door member is open, the movable body moves from the specific position. When the movable body is moved to the predetermined position, the specific effect is executed again, and when the specific effect is executed with the door member open, the movable body is manually moved from the predetermined position. The gist is that the specific performance can be ended even if there is no such effect.

According to the present invention, suitable information can be reported depending on the situation.

FIG. 1 is a front view schematically showing a pachinko gaming machine. (a) and (b) are perspective views schematically showing a pachinko gaming machine. (a) and (b) are schematic diagrams showing the operation mode of a movable body. A front view schematically showing a game board. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the electrical configuration of a pachinko gaming machine. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing opening and closing of a door member of a pachinko gaming machine installed in gaming machine installation equipment. (a) to (e) are explanatory diagrams showing examples of display contents of the performance display device according to the position of the movable body when the door member of the pachinko game machine is opened. (a) to (e) are explanatory diagrams showing examples of display contents of the performance display device according to the position of the movable body when the door member of the pachinko game machine is opened.

(First embodiment)
A first embodiment of the pachinko gaming machine will be described below.
In the following description, the terms top, bottom, left, right, front (front), and back (back) refer to each direction when viewed from the player.

As shown in FIG. 1, a pachinko gaming machine 10 as a gaming machine includes a frame 11. The frame body 11 is configured to include an installation frame 11a for the machine stand, and a middle frame 11ba and a front frame 11bb as a mounting frame 11b on which various game members are mounted. The installation frame 11a is fixed to gaming machine installation equipment (so-called island equipment) such as a gaming hall. Further, the middle frame 11ba is supported so as to be openable and closable on the front side of the opening of the installation frame 11a. A glass 35 that protects the game board 20 mounted on the middle frame 11ba is supported on the front frame 11bb. In FIG. 1, although only a portion of the glass 35 is omitted from illustration, it actually covers the entire opening 24 of the front frame 11bb. A support portion (not shown) for the glass 35 is provided on the rear side of the front frame 11bb. In this embodiment, the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb as the mounting frame 11b correspond to a door member that is openably and closably supported by the installation frame 11a as a support member.

As shown in FIGS. 2(a) and 2(b), the installation frame 11a includes a substantially rectangular opening 36 on the front surface. The outline of the installation frame 11a includes a substantially rectangular outline 37 that forms the outer shape of the installation frame 11a, and a substantially rectangular outline 38 that is the outline of the opening 36 and forms the inner shape of the installation frame 11a. . The outline of the middle frame 11ba includes a substantially rectangular outline 39 forming the outer shape of the middle frame 11ba. The front frame 11bb includes a substantially circular opening 24 on the front surface. The outline of the front frame 11bb includes a substantially rectangular outline 42 that forms the outer shape of the front frame 11bb, and a substantially circular outline 43 that is the outline of the opening 24 and forms the inner shape of the front frame 11bb. .

Returning to the explanation of FIG. 1, the pachinko gaming machine 10 includes a locking section SS. In the pachinko gaming machine 10, the opening of the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb is regulated by the locking part SS, and can be unlocked by operating the locking part SS using a frame key (key) managed by the administrator of the gaming hall. After being locked, the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb can be opened. In this way, the pachinko gaming machine 10 is configured to allow an operation to be performed using the frame key to allow opening of the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb. That is, the pachinko game machine 10 is configured such that an operation for allowing the opening of the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb as door members can be performed using a predetermined frame key. In this embodiment, the lock part SS corresponds to a lock part that can be operated using a predetermined key.

The pachinko gaming machine 10 includes a door opening sensor KS (shown in FIG. 5) that detects opening of the middle frame 11ba and front frame 11bb as door members. The door open sensor KS can detect that at least one of the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb is opened. In the following description, the case where the door member is opened corresponds to the case where at least one of the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb is opened, and the case where the door member is closed corresponds to the case where the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb are opened. This corresponds to the case where the frame 11bb is closed. In this embodiment, the door open sensor KS realizes a function as a door open detecting means for detecting the opening of the door member. In the following description, the case where the door member is opened corresponds to the case where at least one of the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb is opened and a detection signal (ON signal) of the door open sensor KS is output. The case where the door member is closed corresponds to the case where the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb are closed and the detection signal (ON signal) of the door open sensor KS is not output. In other words, when the door open sensor KS outputs the detection signal, the middle frame 11ba and the front frame 11bb that constitute the mounting frame 11b are open to the installation frame 11a, and the door open sensor KS outputs the detection signal. In a state where no output is being made, the middle frame 11ba and front frame 11bb that constitute the mounting frame 11b are closed to the installation frame 11a. In this embodiment, the door open sensor KS realizes a function as a door open detecting means for detecting the opening of the door member.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes an operating section 19 on the front side of the front frame 11bb at a position that can be operated by a player. As an example, the operation unit 19 is a button that can be pressed. The operation unit 19 is not limited to a button type, but may be a lever type. Further, the operating section 19 may have a configuration in which the operating section 19 itself pops out, and may include a vibration motor as a means capable of generating vibrations. Although the operating unit 19 of the present embodiment has a built-in light emitting body (not shown), the present invention is not limited to this, and may have a configuration that does not have a built-in light emitting body. Such an operation section is used for operations such as effects during a game.

The operation performance during the game is a performance that urges the player to operate the operation unit 19 and derives a result according to the operation mode of the operation unit 19. The operation performance requests the player to operate the operation unit 19, for example, by displaying an image that prompts the player to operate the operation unit 19, or by displaying the operation unit 19 itself popping out. Note that the effect of displaying an image that prompts the user to operate the operation unit 19 is, for example, an effect that displays an image simulating the operation unit 19 and a character string “Press” on the liquid crystal display. Further, the effect that the operating section 19 itself pops out is, for example, an effect that operates an actuator provided inside the operating section 19 to move the operating section 19 so as to pop out. The results derived in the operation performance are displayed, for example, lines and characters on a display device such as a liquid crystal display. The results derived in the operation performance include results that are advantageous to the player and results that are less advantageous than the advantageous results.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes a firing handle 16 on the front side of the front frame 11bb. In the pachinko game machine 10, a game ball as a game medium is fired with an intensity corresponding to the amount of operation (amount of rotation) of the firing handle 16. That is, the pachinko game machine 10 is configured such that the ejection intensity of the game ball can be adjusted by the player operating the ejection handle 16, for example. Furthermore, the pachinko game machine 10 includes a frame lamp 17 that performs effects (hereinafter referred to as light emission effects) in which a built-in light emitter emits light (lights up), blinks, and turns off. The pachinko game machine 10 includes a speaker 18 (shown in FIG. 5) that outputs sound. The speaker 18 executes a performance (hereinafter referred to as sound performance) that outputs various sounds.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes a movable body 50. The movable body 50 is provided on the front side of the front frame 11bb, and can be directly touched by a person such as an administrator of a gaming hall or a player at any time, and can be operated manually. The positions where the movable body 50 can be placed include an original position as a predetermined position and a retreat position as a specific position. Moreover, the movable body 50 is decorated and includes a decorative lamp 50a (shown in FIG. 5) that performs a light emission effect.

As shown in FIG. 3, the movable body 50 is configured to be able to be moved from the original position to the retracted position. As shown in FIG. 3A, the original position of the movable body 50 is such that the long side of the movable body 50, which is substantially rectangular in plan view, is along the left-right direction of the pachinko gaming machine 10 at the top of the front frame 11bb. This is the position where it is placed. When the movable body 50 is in its original position, a part of the movable body 50 protrudes outward beyond the contour 37 that forms the outer shape of the installation frame 11a when viewed from the front. Specifically, the shape of the outline 37 of the installation frame 11a is approximately rectangular when viewed from the front, and when the movable body 50 is in its original position, the shape of the outline 37 of the installation frame 11a is movable from the upper left of the outline 37 of the installation frame 11a when viewed from the front. A part of the body 50 is protruding. That is, when the movable body 50 is in its original position, the movable body 50 and the outline 37 portion of the installation frame 11a overlap when viewed from the front. As shown in FIG. 3(b), the retracted position of the movable body 50 is achieved by rotating the movable body 50 downward from the original position counterclockwise around the rotation axis Z, and moving the movable body 50, which is approximately rectangular in plan view, from the original position. This is a position where the long side is along the vertical direction of the pachinko gaming machine 10. When the movable body 50 is in the retracted position, the movable body 50 and the center line C (center line) that bisects the installation frame 11a into left and right halves overlap.

In the pachinko gaming machine 10, a lock mechanism (not shown) on the back side of the front frame 11bb prohibits the movable body 50 from operating from the original position and from operating the movable body 50 from the retracted position. Therefore, in order to operate the movable body 50 from the original position and the retracted position, it is necessary to open the door member and release the lock mechanism. Then, when the movable body 50 is operated after the locking mechanism is released and the movable body 50 is located at the original position or the retreated position, the movable body 50 is prohibited from operating by the locking mechanism.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes a photosensor PS (shown in FIG. 5) that detects that the position of the movable body 50 is the original position. The photosensor PS can detect that the position of the movable body 50 is the original position. That is, the photosensor PS can specify that the position of the movable body 50 is the original position and that the position of the movable body 50 is a position different from the original position.

As shown in FIG. 4, a substantially circular game area 21 is defined on the front side of the game board 20 when viewed from the front. The game board 20 includes a guide path 21a that guides the fired game balls to the game area 21. The game board 20 includes a prevention valve 21b that prevents the game ball launched into the game area 21 from returning to the guide path 21a. The fired game ball is guided by the guide path 21a, passes through the prevention valve 21b located at the most downstream position of the guide path 21a, and reaches the game area 21. The game ball that has reached the game area 21 flows down the game area 21.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes an information display panel 22. The information display panel 22 reports various types of information indicating the control status of the pachinko gaming machine 10. The information display panel 22 includes a first special symbol display section 22a. The first special symbol display section 22a displays a first special symbol variation game (hereinafter referred to as the first special game) in which a predetermined symbol is displayed in a variable manner and the first special symbol is finally displayed in a fixed and stopped manner. The information display panel 22 includes a second special symbol display section 22b. The second special symbol display section 22b displays a second special symbol variation game (hereinafter referred to as the second special game) in which a predetermined symbol is displayed in a variable manner and a second special symbol is finally displayed in a fixed and stopped manner. In the following description, the first special game and the second special game may be collectively referred to as a "special game" or a "special symbol variation game." The special symbol is a symbol for announcing the result of an internal lottery (jackpot lottery) to be described later. In this way, the pachinko gaming machine 10 is configured to be able to execute special games. In the pachinko gaming machine 10, the first special game and the second special game are not executed simultaneously, and the second special game is executed with priority over the first special game.

In this specification, "variable display" means a state in which the type of displayed symbol changes over time. In this specification, "determined stop display" means a state in which symbols are definitely stopped and displayed, and the type of the displayed symbol does not change. The special symbols that can be fixed and stopped displayed in the special symbol display sections 22a and 22b include at least a jackpot symbol as a jackpot display result and a losing symbol as a loss display result. A player can recognize a jackpot when a jackpot symbol is fixed and displayed in a special game, and can recognize a loss when a losing symbol is fixed and displayed in a special game. In this embodiment, when a jackpot is won, a jackpot game is awarded after the special game for which the jackpot is won ends. A jackpot game is an advantageous situation for the player because the player can win a large number of prize balls and other benefits.

The information display panel 22 includes a first special reservation display section 22c. The first special suspension display section 22c indicates the number of times the execution of the first special game is suspended (hereinafter referred to as the first special suspension number) because the start condition has been met but the execution condition has not yet been satisfied. be displayed in a recognizable manner. The information display panel 22 includes a second special reservation display section 22d. The second special suspension display section 22d indicates the number of times the execution of the second special game is suspended (hereinafter referred to as the second special suspension number) because the start condition has been met but the execution condition has not yet been met. be displayed in a recognizable manner. For example, the upper limit numbers of the first special reservation number and the second special reservation number are each 4.

The information display panel 22 includes a normal symbol display section 22e. The normal symbol display section 22e displays a normal symbol variation game (hereinafter referred to as the "normal game") in which a predetermined symbol is displayed in a variable manner and the normal symbol is finally fixedly and stopped. The normal symbols that can be fixed and stopped displayed on the normal symbol display section 22e include at least a normal winning symbol and a normal losing symbol. A player can recognize a normal win when a normal winning symbol is displayed fixed and stopped in a normal game, and can recognize a normal win when a normal winning symbol is displayed fixed and stopped in a normal game. In this embodiment, when a player wins a normal winning lottery, a normal winning game is awarded after the normal game that is the target of the winning ends. The information display panel 22 also includes a normal hold display section 22f. The normal hold display section 22f displays in a recognizable manner the number of normal games whose execution has been put on hold (hereinafter referred to as the normal hold count) because the start condition has been met but the execution condition has not yet been met. . For example, the upper limit of the number of normal reservations is 4.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes a center frame 23 provided with various decorations approximately in the center of a game area 21 of the game board 20. The center frame 23 includes an opening 23a. The center frame is also called the center role or center role.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes an effect display device 25. For example, the effect display device 25 may be a display device such as a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display. The effect display device 25 includes a display area where images are displayed. The effect display device 25 is assembled to the game board 20 so that the player can view the display area through the opening 23a of the center frame 23. The effect display device 25 executes an effect (hereinafter referred to as display effect) for displaying a predetermined image.

In the display performance that can be performed by the performance display device 25 in this embodiment, performance symbols (hereinafter referred to as performance symbols) are displayed variably in multiple rows, and finally the combination of performance symbols is fixed and displayed. There is a production pattern game (hereinafter referred to as production game). The performance game is executed by changing the performance symbols in a plurality of rows. A performance design is a design decorated with characters, patterns, etc., and is used to diversify display performance, and is also called a "decorative design" or "decorative design." The production game in this embodiment is performed by vertically varying and displaying (scrolling) the first, second, and third rows of symbols (production symbol columns). In the following explanation, the "first column" will be referred to as the "left column", the "first symbol" will be referred to as the "left symbol", the "second column" will be referred to as the "middle row", and the "second symbol" will be referred to as the "second symbol". It is indicated as a "middle symbol," the "third column" is indicated as a "right column," and the "third symbol" is indicated as a "right symbol." In each column, in principle, performance symbols imitating numbers "1" to "8" are displayed in a predetermined order.

The performance game is played in conjunction with the special game. Specifically, the performance game is started when the special game starts, and ends when the special game ends. In this way, the pachinko gaming machine 10 is configured to be able to execute the production game while the special game is being executed. In the production game, a combination of production symbols corresponding to the special symbols displayed in a fixed and fixed manner in the special game is displayed in a fixed and fixed manner. When the jackpot symbol is fixed and displayed in a fixed manner in the special game, the jackpot symbol according to the production pattern is fixed and displayed in the production game. For example, the jackpot symbol based on the production symbol is a symbol combination such as “777” in which the production symbols in all rows are the same. In addition, in the special game, when a losing symbol is fixed and displayed, in the performance game, a losing symbol due to the performance symbol is displayed in a fixed and fixed manner. For example, a missed pattern due to a performance pattern is a pattern combination such as "323", "112", "426", etc. in which the performance pattern in at least a part of the rows is different from the performance symbols in other rows. In addition, in the performance game, the performance symbols are temporarily stopped and displayed before being fixed and stopped. In this specification, "temporary stop display" refers to a state that indicates that the symbol may be displayed again in a variable manner, such as a "fluctuation state," or a state that is different from a fixed stop display. .

In a performance game, a reach is formed and a reach performance is sometimes performed. In the present embodiment, a production pattern imitating the same number is temporarily displayed in a specific column (in the present embodiment, the left column and the right column) among the plurality of columns, and in a column different from the specific column. A state in which the effect symbols in the middle row (in this embodiment) continue to be displayed in a variable manner corresponds to a state in which a reach is formed. The ready-to-win presentation may include, for example, a plurality of types of ready-to-win presentations in which the characters to appear and the movements of the presentation symbols are different. The reach performance in this embodiment includes a normal reach performance and a super reach performance that is performed after the start of the normal reach performance. The super reach performance is executed, for example, with content that develops the performance content of the normal reach performance. In addition, in the pachinko gaming machine 10, when a super reach effect is executed, the expectation level of a jackpot in the special game being executed is higher than when only a normal reach effect is executed.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes a first starting port 26. The first starting port 26 as a starting port is located below the center frame 23 in the game area 21. The first starting port 26 is always open so that a game ball can enter the ball. The pachinko gaming machine 10 includes a first starting sensor SE1 (shown in FIG. 5) that detects a game ball that has entered the first starting port 26. For example, the first starting port 26 is connected with a ball passage (not shown) that guides the entered game ball to the back side of the game board 20 (discharges it to the outside from the game board 20), and the first starting port 26 is connected to the first starting port 26. A sensor SE1 is provided. In this embodiment, when a game ball is detected by the first starting sensor SE1, the starting condition for the first special game can be satisfied, and the payout condition for the prize ball can be satisfied.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes a second starting port 27. The second starting port 27 as a starting port is located at the lower right of the center frame 23 in the game area 21. The pachinko gaming machine 10 includes a second starting sensor SE2 (shown in FIG. 5) that detects a game ball that has entered the second starting port 27. For example, the second starting port 27 is connected with a ball passage (not shown) that guides the entered game ball to the back side of the game board 20 (discharges it to the outside from the game board 20), and the second starting port 27 is connected to the second starting port 27. A sensor SE2 is provided. In this embodiment, when a game ball is detected by the second starting sensor SE2, the starting condition for the second special game can be satisfied, and the payout condition for the prize ball can be satisfied. Further, the second starting port 27 has a first variable member 28 . The first variable member 28 has an open state in which it is easy for the game ball to enter the second starting port 27 or allows the ball to enter, and an open state in which it is difficult to enter the game ball into the second starting port 27 or the ball is allowed to enter the second starting port 27. Cannot be in closed state, and can be operated. The first variable member 28 operates by receiving power from the first actuator A1 (shown in FIG. 5). The first variable member 28 is operated to the open state upon winning the regular lottery.

The pachinko game machine 10 is equipped with a big prize opening 29. The big prize opening 29 is located on the right side of the center frame 23 in the gaming area 21. The pachinko game machine 10 includes a count sensor SE3 (shown in FIG. 5) that detects game balls that have entered the grand prize opening 29. For example, the big prize opening 29 is connected with a ball passage (not shown) that guides the entered game balls to the back side of the game board 20 (discharges them to the outside from the game board 20), and the ball passage is connected to the count sensor SE3. is installed. In this embodiment, when a game ball is detected by the count sensor SE3, the payout condition for the prize ball is established. The big prize opening 29 has a second variable member 30. The second variable member 30 has an open state in which it is easy to allow the game ball to enter the grand prize opening 29, or an open state in which it is possible to enter the ball, and an open state in which it is difficult to allow the game ball to enter the grand prize opening 29, or in which it is difficult to allow the game ball to enter the grand prize opening 29. Cannot be closed and can be operated. The second variable member 30 operates by receiving power from the second actuator A2 (shown in FIG. 5). The second variable member 30 is operated to the open state upon winning the jackpot. When the second variable member 30 is in the open state, the game ball is allowed to enter the grand prize opening 29. When the second variable member 30 is in the closed state, the game ball is not allowed to enter the grand prize opening 29. In the following explanation, when the second variable member 30 is in the open state, it is expressed as "the grand prize opening 29 is opened", and when the second variable member 30 is in the closed state, it is expressed as "the grand prize opening 29 is closed". In some cases, it may be indicated as "

The pachinko game machine 10 includes an operating port 31. The operating port 31 is located on the right side of the center frame 23 in the game area 21. The operating port 31 is always open so that a game ball can enter therein. The pachinko game machine 10 includes an operation sensor SE4 (shown in FIG. 5) that detects a game ball entering the operation port 31. For example, the operation port 31 is connected with a ball passage (not shown) that guides the entered game ball to the back side of the game board 20 (discharges it to the outside from the game board 20), and the operation sensor SE4 is connected to the ball passage. It is arranged. In this embodiment, when a game ball is detected by the actuation sensor SE4, the conditions for starting the normal game can be satisfied, and the conditions for paying out the prize ball can be satisfied.

The pachinko game machine 10 includes an outlet 34. In this embodiment, game balls that have not entered the first starting port 26, second starting port 27, big winning port 29, and operating port 31 are discharged from the machine from the out port 34 (game board 20 (emitted to the outside). The pachinko game machine 10 includes game components such as nails (game nails) and windmills for changing the behavior of game balls flowing down the game area 21. In addition, the pachinko gaming machine 10 may be provided with a general winning opening in which the special game starting condition and the normal game starting condition are not satisfied, but the payout condition for prize balls is satisfied. The general prize opening is also called the normal prize opening.

In this embodiment, the effect display device 25, the speaker 18, the frame lamp 17, and the decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 are effect devices capable of performing effects, respectively, and are examples of effect execution means. It constitutes a group of performance devices. The effect execution means is not limited to include all of the effect display device 25, the speaker 18, the frame lamp 17, and the decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50, but any one or more of these effect devices can be arbitrarily selected. It may be configured by a plurality of presentation devices.

Next, the gaming state of the pachinko gaming machine 10 will be explained.
The pachinko gaming machine 10 has a low probability state and a high probability state as game states with different jackpot probabilities. The jackpot probability is the probability of winning a jackpot in the jackpot lottery. The high probability state is a gaming state in which the jackpot probability is higher than that in the low probability state. The high probability state is a so-called "probability fluctuating state (definitely variable state)," and the low probability state is a "non-probability fluctuating state (non-probability varying state)." In the following explanation, a high probability state will be referred to as a "variable probability state" and a low probability state will be referred to as a "variable probability state". Furthermore, the pachinko gaming machine 10 has a low base state and a high base state as game states in which the ratio of the number of prize balls to the number of game balls fired differs. The high base state is a game state in which the probability that a game ball enters the second starting port 27 is higher than that in the low base state. The high base state is a so-called "electrical support state" and the low base state is a "non-electrical support state."

The high base state can be achieved, for example, by performing one control arbitrarily selected from the three controls described below, or by performing a combination of a plurality of controls. The first control is normal symbol variation time shortening control that shortens the variation time of the normal game compared to the low base state. The second control is normal symbol probability variation control that changes the probability of winning a normal winning lottery (normal winning probability) to a higher probability than in the low base state. The third control is an open time extension control that makes the total open time of the first variable member 28 in one normal winning game longer than in the low base state. The opening time extension control includes control to increase the number of openings of the first variable member 28 in one normal winning game than in the low base state, and control to open the first variable member 28 once in a normal winning game. It is preferable to perform at least one of the controls to make the open time longer than in the low base state. Further, the high base state may be realized by combining the fourth control described below. The fourth control is special symbol variation time shortening control that makes the variation time (for example, average variation time) of the special game easier to be shorter than in the low base state. When performing special symbol fluctuation time shortening control, the high base state becomes a so-called "variation time shortening state (variable short state)".

The gaming states include a gaming state that is a non-probability variable state and a low base state, a gaming state that is a non-probability variable state and a high base state, a gaming state that is a variable probability state and a low base state, and a gaming state that is a variable probability state and a low base state. There is a gaming state which is a high base state. The pachinko gaming machine 10 is controlled to one of the plurality of gaming states. In addition, in this embodiment, in principle, there is a gaming state that is a non-probability variable state and a low base state, a gaming state that is a non-probability variable state and a high base state, and a gaming state that is a probability variable state and a high base state. The gaming state is controlled to one of the gaming states.

Next, a jackpot in the pachinko gaming machine 10 will be explained.
The pachinko game machine 10 includes a plurality of types of jackpot symbols as special jackpot symbols. The plurality of types of jackpot symbols are classified into first jackpot symbols and second jackpot symbols. The type of jackpot is determined for each of the plurality of types of jackpot symbols. The jackpot symbol may define a gaming state after the end of the jackpot game. In the jackpot game, first, an opening performance is performed to notify the start of the jackpot game over a predetermined opening period. In the jackpot game, a round game in which the jackpot opening 29 is opened is performed after the opening presentation ends. The round game is played up to a predetermined upper limit number of times. In one round game, the big prize opening 29 is opened until the first round end condition in which a predetermined upper limit number of game balls enters, or the second round end condition in which a predetermined upper limit time elapses. It will be open for a while. In the round game, a round performance is performed. In the jackpot game, when the final round game ends, an ending effect is performed to notify the end of the jackpot game over a predetermined ending period. The jackpot game ends when the ending performance ends.

For the jackpot symbols classified as the first jackpot symbols, "first jackpot" is defined as the type of jackpot. For the jackpot symbols classified as the first jackpot symbols, "10" is set as the upper limit number of round games. For the jackpot symbols classified as the first jackpot symbols, it is determined that the game state after the end of the jackpot game will be a variable probability state. For the jackpot symbols classified as the first jackpot symbols, it is determined that the game state after the end of the jackpot game is a high base state. For jackpot symbols classified as second jackpot symbols, "second jackpot" is defined as the type of jackpot. For the jackpot symbols classified as the second jackpot symbols, "8" is set as the upper limit number of round games. For the jackpot symbols classified as the second jackpot symbols, it is determined that the game state after the end of the jackpot game is a non-probable variable state. In addition, for jackpot symbols classified as second jackpot symbols, the game state after the end of the jackpot game is until the end of the 100th special game, or before the end of the 100th special game. It is determined that the high base state will be maintained until the game is awarded. In the pachinko gaming machine 10, for example, when comparing when the first special game results in a jackpot and when the second special game results in a jackpot, the type of jackpot determined and the determination rate of various jackpots are determined. It may be different.

Next, the electrical configuration of the pachinko gaming machine 10 will be explained.
As shown in FIG. 5, the pachinko gaming machine 10 includes a main board 40 as a main control section. The main board 40 performs various processes and outputs control information such as control signals (control commands) according to the results of the processes. The pachinko game machine 10 includes a sub-board 41 as a sub-control unit. The sub-board 41 performs predetermined processing based on the control information output by the main board 40. For example, the sub-board 41 performs processing to cause the frame lamp 17 and the decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 to perform a light emission effect, the speaker 18 to perform a sound effect, and the effect display device 25 to perform a display effect. In this manner, in this embodiment, the sub-control unit can execute processing based on control information from the main control unit. In the pachinko game machine 10, the main board 40 and the subboard 41 are arranged on the back side of the game board 20. The game board unit includes a main board 40 and a sub board 41. The game board unit is fixed to the middle frame 11ba. Therefore, it can be said that in the pachinko gaming machine 10, the main board 40 and the sub board 41 are arranged inside the machine. The main board 40 is connected to a sub board 41.

First, the main board 40 will be explained.
The main board 40 includes a main control CPU 40a, a main control ROM 40b, and a main control RAM 40c. The main control CPU 40a performs various processes by executing a control program (main control program) of the main control CPU 40a. The main control ROM 40b stores a main control program and a lottery table used for a predetermined lottery. The main control ROM 40b stores a jackpot determination value used in a jackpot lottery. The jackpot determination value includes a high probability value and a common value. In this embodiment, only the common value of the common value and the high probability value is used in the jackpot lottery when the probability is variable, while both the common value and the high probability value are used in the jackpot lottery when the probability is variable. Moreover, the main control ROM 40b stores performance determination values used in the performance lottery. The performance lottery is a lottery to decide whether to perform a reach performance in the case of not winning the jackpot lottery, and corresponds to the reach lottery.

The main control ROM 40b also stores a plurality of types of variation patterns. The plurality of types of variation patterns are associated with variation times from the start of the special game until the end of the special game. That is, the variation pattern is associated with the variation time of the special game. For this reason, the variation pattern can be said to be information that can specify the variation time of the special game. In the pachinko gaming machine 10, the variable time of the special game is determined by determining the variable pattern. Further, the variation pattern may be information that can specify part or all of the performance contents of the performance game that is performed between the start of the special game and the end of the special game. The variation patterns include, for example, a jackpot variation pattern and a loss variation pattern. The jackpot fluctuation pattern is associated with the performance content of the performance game, which is to finalize and stop displaying the jackpot pattern based on the performance pattern after the reach performance. The off-reach variation patterns include a off-reach variation pattern and an off-reach variation pattern. The out-of-reach no-reach variation pattern is associated with the out-of-reach variation pattern, as the out-of-play content of the out-of-the-box game, with an out-of-reach symbol combination that is finally fixed and stopped without going through the out-of-reach direction. The fluctuating pattern with a missed reach is associated with the performance content of the performance game, in which the winning symbol combination is finally fixed and stopped after the reach performance. Further, the jackpot fluctuation patterns include a jackpot fluctuation pattern in which the execution of only the normal reach performance is associated with the execution of the normal reach performance among the normal reach performance and the super reach performance, and a jackpot fluctuation pattern in which the execution of the super reach performance is correlated. In addition, the fluctuation pattern with a missed reach is associated with the execution of only the normal reach performance of the normal reach performance and the super reach performance, and the fluctuation pattern with a missed reach is associated with the execution of the super reach performance. There is.

The main control RAM 40c is configured to be able to store various information that can be rewritten as appropriate during the operation of the pachinko gaming machine 10. The information stored in the main control RAM 40c includes, for example, flags, counters, and timers. The main board 40 is configured to be able to generate random numbers. For example, the random number may be a hardware random number or a software random number.

A first starting sensor SE1, a second starting sensor SE2, a count sensor SE3, and an operation sensor SE4 are connected to the main board 40. Further, a door open sensor KS is connected to the main board 40. The main control CPU 40a is configured to be able to input detection signals output from various sensors SE1 to SE4 and KS through ports not shown. Further, an information display panel 22 is connected to the main board 40. The main control CPU 40a can control the display contents of the information display panel 22 via a drive circuit (not shown). Further, the main board 40 is connected to a first actuator A1 and a second actuator A2. The main control CPU 40a is capable of controlling the operation of the first actuator A1 and the operation of the second actuator A2 via a drive circuit (not shown).

Next, the sub-board 41 will be explained.
The sub-board 41 includes a sub-control CPU 41a, a sub-control ROM 41b, and a sub-control RAM 41c. For example, the sub-control CPU 41a performs various processes (for example, processes related to effects) by executing a control program (sub-control program) of the sub-control CPU 41a. In the present embodiment, the sub-control CPU 41a executes processing related to presentation, thereby forming an example of presentation control means that controls the execution of presentation (performance execution means). The sub-control ROM 41b stores a sub-control program, a lottery table used for lottery, determination values, and the like. The sub-control ROM 41b stores display performance data that can specify the mode (content) of the display performance on the performance display device 25. Further, the sub-control ROM 41b stores light-emitting effect data that can specify the mode (content) of light-emitting effects in the frame lamp 17 and the decorative lamp 50a. The sub-control ROM 41b stores sound production data that can specify the mode (content) of sound production in the speaker 18.

A frame lamp 17, a speaker 18, and an effect display device 25 are connected to the sub-board 41. The sub-control CPU 41a can control the frame lamp 17, the speaker 18, and the effect display device 25 via a drive circuit (not shown). A movable body 50 is connected to the sub-board 41. The sub-control CPU 41a can control the decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 via a drive circuit (not shown).

A photosensor PS is connected to the sub-board 41. The sub-control CPU 41a is configured to be able to input a detection signal (ON signal) output by the photosensor PS when the movable body 50 is at the original position through a port not shown. The operation unit 19 is connected to the sub-board 41 . The sub-control CPU 41a is configured to be able to input an operation signal (on signal) output when the operation unit 19 is operated.

The sub-control RAM 41c is configured to be able to store various information that can be rewritten as appropriate during the operation of the pachinko gaming machine 10. The information stored in the sub-control RAM 41c includes, for example, flags, counters, and timers. The sub-board 41 is configured to be able to generate random numbers. For example, the random number may be a hardware random number or a software random number.

Various processes executed by the main control CPU 40a based on the control program will be described below.
First, the special symbol input process performed by the main control CPU 40a will be explained.

In the special symbol input process, the main control CPU 40a performs a first special symbol input process. Moreover, after finishing the first special symbol input process, the main control CPU 40a performs the second special symbol input process. Then, in the special symbol input process, the main control CPU 40a ends the special symbol input process after completing the second special symbol input process.

In the first special symbol input process, the main control CPU 40a determines whether a game ball has entered the first starting port 26 based on whether or not a detection signal from the first starting sensor SE1 has been input (hereinafter referred to as (denoted as 1st input determination). When the determination result of the first input determination is negative, the main control CPU 40a ends the first special symbol input process. On the other hand, if the determination result of the first input determination is affirmative, the main control CPU 40a determines whether the first special reservation number stored in the main control RAM 40c is less than the upper limit number (hereinafter referred to as "first reservation determination"). show). When the determination result of the first suspension determination is negative, the main control CPU 40a ends the first special symbol input process. Moreover, when the determination result of the first reservation determination is affirmative, the main control CPU 40a updates the first special reservation number by adding one. The main control CPU 40a also controls the information display panel 22 to display the updated first special reservation number. The main control CPU 40a stores control information (hereinafter referred to as a first reservation number command) that can specify the updated first special reservation number in an output buffer.

If the determination result of the first suspension determination is affirmative, the main control CPU 40a acquires a random number generated within the main board 40, and stores random number information based on the acquired random number in the main control RAM 40c. At this time, the main control CPU 40a stores the random number information so that it can be specified that it is random number information for the first special game, and the order in which the random number information is stored can be specified. In this embodiment, by storing the random number information for the first special game in the main control RAM 40c, the execution of the first special game is suspended until the execution conditions for the first special game are satisfied. That is, the pachinko gaming machine 10 is configured to be able to suspend execution of the first special game. The random number information may be the acquired random number itself, or may be information obtained by processing the random number using a predetermined method. For example, random numbers include random numbers used for jackpot drawings (hereinafter referred to as jackpot determination random numbers), random numbers used to determine special symbols (hereinafter referred to as special symbol random numbers), and random numbers used to determine fluctuation patterns (hereinafter referred to as fluctuation numbers). random numbers used for performance lottery (hereinafter referred to as performance determination random numbers), etc. Thereafter, in the first special symbol input process, the main control CPU 40a ends the first special symbol input process.

Next, the second special symbol input process will be explained.
In the second special symbol input process, the main control CPU 40a determines whether a game ball has entered the second starting port 27 based on whether or not a detection signal from the second starting sensor SE2 has been input (hereinafter, (denoted as second input determination). If the determination result of the second input determination is negative, the main control CPU 40a ends the second special symbol input process. On the other hand, if the determination result of the second input determination is affirmative, the main control CPU 40a determines whether the second special reservation number stored in the main control RAM 40c is less than the upper limit number (hereinafter referred to as "second reservation determination"). show). If the determination result of the second suspension determination is negative, the main control CPU 40a ends the second special symbol input process. Further, when the determination result of the second suspension determination is affirmative, the main control CPU 40a updates the second special suspension number by adding one. The main control CPU 40a also controls the information display panel 22 to display the updated second special reservation number. The main control CPU 40a stores control information (hereinafter referred to as a second reservation number command) that can specify the updated second special reservation number in an output buffer.

Next, the special symbol start process performed by the main control CPU 40a will be explained.
The main control CPU 40a determines whether the special game execution conditions are satisfied (hereinafter referred to as execution determination). In the execution determination, the main control CPU 40a makes an affirmative determination if the jackpot game is not in progress, the special game is not in progress, and the variation interval is not in progress. On the other hand, in the execution determination, the main control CPU 40a makes a negative determination if any one of the jackpot game, the special game, and the fluctuation interval is in progress. If the judgment result of the execution judgment is negative (if the special game execution conditions are not satisfied), the main control CPU 40a stores a standby command that can identify the standby state in the output buffer, and executes the special symbol start process. end.

On the other hand, when the judgment result of the execution judgment is affirmative (when the special game execution conditions are satisfied), the main control CPU 40a determines whether the second special reservation number stored in the main control RAM 40c is 1 or more. judge. When the second special pending number is 1 or more, the main control CPU 40a performs a second special symbol start process related to execution of the second special game, and then ends the special symbol start process. On the other hand, if the second special reservation number is not 1 or more, the main control CPU 40a determines whether the first special reservation number stored in the main control RAM 40c is 1 or more. If the first special reservation number is not 1 or more, the main control CPU 40a ends the special symbol start process. On the other hand, when the first special reservation number is 1 or more, the main control CPU 40a performs the first special symbol start process related to the execution of the first special game, and then ends the special symbol start process.

In the first special symbol start process, the main control CPU 40a updates the first special reservation number stored in the main control RAM 40c by subtracting one. The main control CPU 40a controls the information display panel 22 so that the updated first special reservation number is displayed. Further, the main control CPU 40a stores in the output buffer a first reservation number command that can specify the updated first special reservation number. Subsequently, the main control CPU 40a reads out the first stored random number information among the random number information for the first special game from the main control RAM 40c. Note that, upon reading out the earliest random number information, the main control CPU 40a erases the first stored random number information from the main control RAM 40c. Then, the main control CPU 40a performs a jackpot lottery based on the read random number information and the jackpot determination value stored in the main control ROM 40b. Note that at least a portion of the jackpot determination value used for the jackpot lottery differs between the variable probability state and the non-probable variable state. After finishing the jackpot lottery, the main control CPU 40a determines the special symbols to be fixed and displayed in the first special game and the fluctuation pattern of the first special game. Specifically, when winning the jackpot lottery, the main control CPU 40a determines the jackpot symbol based on the value of the special symbol random number, and determines the jackpot fluctuation pattern based on the value of the fluctuation pattern determination random number. On the other hand, if the player does not win the jackpot lottery, the main control CPU 40a performs a performance lottery based on the value of the performance determination random number. When winning the production lottery, the main control CPU 40a determines a losing symbol, and determines a variable pattern with a losing reach based on the value of the variable pattern determination random number. On the other hand, if the player does not win the production lottery, the main control CPU 40a determines a losing symbol, and determines a winning no-reach variation pattern based on the value of the variation pattern determination random number. After determining the special symbols and fluctuation patterns, the main control CPU 40a sends control information that can identify the determined special symbols (hereinafter referred to as symbol commands) and control information that can identify the fluctuation patterns (hereinafter referred to as fluctuation pattern designation commands). ) is stored in the output buffer, and the first special symbol start process is ended. In the first special symbol start process, the main control CPU 40a stores a variable pattern designation command corresponding to the first special game in the output buffer.

In the second special symbol start process, the main control CPU 40a performs a process related to execution of the second special game. Regarding the 2nd special symbol start process, the "1st special game" is read as the "2nd special game" and the "1st special reservation number" is read as the "2nd special reservation number" with respect to the 1st special symbol start process. Since this is a simple process, detailed explanation thereof will be omitted.

Then, when the special symbol start process is finished, the main control CPU 40a performs a process different from the special symbol start process and causes the special game to be executed. Specifically, the main control CPU 40a controls the information display panel 22 so that the special game is started. The main control CPU 40a measures the fluctuation time associated with the fluctuation pattern determined in the special symbol start process. Then, the main control CPU 40a controls the information display panel 22 so that the special symbol determined in the special symbol start process is fixed and displayed when the variation time associated with the variation pattern has elapsed. Further, the main control CPU 40a stores, in the output buffer, an end command for displaying the symbol combination based on the effect symbols in a fixed and stopped manner when the variation time associated with the variation pattern determined in the special symbol start process has elapsed. Further, the main control CPU 40a sets a variation interval (for example, 2 seconds) after the special symbols are fixed and stopped, that is, after the special game ends. During the fluctuation interval, the special symbol that was displayed as a fixed stop with the end of the special game continues to be displayed as a fixed stop.

Next, the jackpot process performed by the main control CPU 40a will be explained.
The main control CPU 40a specifies the type of jackpot game based on the jackpot symbol determined in the special symbol start process. After the special jackpot game ends, the main control CPU 40a starts control for awarding the specified jackpot game. Specifically, the main control CPU 40a starts the control for awarding the jackpot game after the special jackpot game ends and the fluctuation interval has elapsed. The main control CPU 40a awards a jackpot game by executing jackpot processing. In this way, in the pachinko game machine 10, a jackpot game is awarded after winning a jackpot.

When the special jackpot game ends, the main control CPU 40a stores the opening command in the output buffer. Furthermore, when the main control CPU 40a stores the opening command in the output buffer, the main control CPU 40a measures the opening time. Further, the main control CPU 40a performs processing for executing a round game when the opening time has elapsed. That is, the main control CPU 40a controls the second actuator A2 to open the big prize opening 29 according to the opening mode (opening pattern) set for the jackpot game, and starts the round game. After starting the round game, the main control CPU 40a controls the second actuator A2 so that the big prize opening 29 is closed when the first round end condition or the second round end condition is satisfied, and ends the round game. let The main control CPU 40a repeatedly performs the process for executing the round game until the upper limit number of round games determined for the jackpot game is completed. Moreover, the main control CPU 40a stores the round command in the output buffer every time a round game is started. Furthermore, when the final round game ends, the main control CPU 40a stores the ending command in the output buffer. After storing the ending command in the output buffer, the main control CPU 40a measures the ending time. Then, the main control CPU 40a ends the jackpot game when the ending time has elapsed.

Next, the game state processing performed by the main control CPU 40a will be explained.
The main control CPU 40a specifies the gaming state after the end of the jackpot game based on the jackpot symbol (namely, the type of jackpot) determined in the special symbol start process. When the main control CPU 40a specifies that the control is to be controlled to a non-probability variable state, upon the end of the jackpot game, the main control CPU 40a sets a value that can specify that the control is to be controlled to a non-probability variable state to the probability state flag stored in the main control RAM 40c. Set. Further, the main control CPU 40a stores control information (hereinafter referred to as a low probability state command) that can specify the non-probability variable state in the output buffer. Further, when the main control CPU 40a specifies that the probability variable state is to be controlled, upon the end of the jackpot game, the main control CPU 40a sets a value that allows specifying that the probability variable state is to be controlled to the probability state flag. Further, the main control CPU 40a stores control information (hereinafter referred to as a high probability state command) that can specify that the state is in a variable probability state in an output buffer.

In addition, when a jackpot game is awarded, the main control CPU 40a sets the probability state flag to a value that can specify that the control is to be controlled to a non-probability variable state, and also sets a value that can specify that the control is to be controlled to a low base state as the base. Set to status flag. Furthermore, the main control CPU 40a stores the low probability state command in the output buffer and also stores the low base state command in the output buffer.

Next, the door opening process performed by the main control CPU 40a will be explained.
The main control CPU 40a determines whether the door member is open based on whether a detection signal is input from the door open sensor KS. When the main control CPU 40a receives a detection signal (ON signal) from the door open sensor KS, it determines that the door member is open. If no detection signal is input from the door open sensor KS, the main control CPU 40a determines that the door member is not opened. If the door member is not opened, the main control CPU 40a ends the door opening process. On the other hand, when the door member is open, the main control CPU 40a stores control information that can specify that the door member is open (hereinafter referred to as a door open command) in an output buffer, and executes the door open process. finish. In addition, when the main control CPU 40a stores the door open command in the output buffer in the previous door opening process, and determines that the door member is not opened in the current door opening process, the main control CPU 40a determines that the door is closed. Identifiable control information (hereinafter referred to as door closing command) is stored in the output buffer.

Next, various processes executed by the sub-control CPU 41a based on the control program will be explained.
When the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the low-probability state command, the sub-control CPU 41a sets the probability state flag stored in the sub-control RAM 41c to a value that can identify the non-probability variable state. When the high probability state command is input, the sub control CPU 41a sets a value that can identify the variable probability state in the probability state flag stored in the sub control RAM 41c. The sub-control CPU 41a can identify whether the state is in a variable probability state by referring to the probability state flag in the sub-control RAM 41c. Furthermore, upon input of the low base state command, the sub control CPU 41a sets a value that can identify the low base state in the base state flag stored in the sub control RAM 41c. When the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the high base state command, it sets a value that can identify the high base state in the base state flag stored in the sub-control RAM 41c. The sub-control CPU 41a can identify whether it is in the high base state by referring to the base state flag of the sub-control RAM 41c.

The sub-control CPU 41a controls at least some of various performance devices such as the frame lamp 17, the speaker 18, the performance display device 25, and the decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 so that the jackpot performance is performed during the jackpot game. control. Specifically, when the opening command is input, the sub-control CPU 41a controls at least some of the various presentation devices so that the opening presentation is performed. Furthermore, when a round command is input, the sub-control CPU 41a controls at least some of the various production devices so that a round production is performed. Furthermore, when an ending command is input, the sub-control CPU 41a controls at least some of the various effect devices so that an ending effect is performed. The content of the jackpot performance may be varied depending on the type of jackpot.

The sub-control CPU 41a controls the performance display device 25 so that the performance game is played. Specifically, when the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the symbol command and the variation pattern designation command, it performs control to execute the production game. The sub-control CPU 41a determines a symbol combination based on performance symbols that are finally fixed and displayed in the performance game, based on the variation pattern designation command and the symbol command. When specifying a jackpot symbol from the input symbol command, the sub-control CPU 41a determines a jackpot symbol combination based on the effect symbols. The sub-control CPU 41a, when specifying a symbol that is off from the input symbol command, determines a combination of out of place symbols based on the effect design. For example, when specifying a variable pattern with a reach from the input variation pattern designation command, the sub-control CPU 41a determines a symbol combination that includes a reach. On the other hand, when identifying a non-reach variation pattern from the input variation pattern designation command, the sub-control CPU 41a determines a symbol combination that does not include a reach.

When the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the variation pattern designation command, it controls the production display device 25 to display the production symbols in a variable manner. In other words, the sub-control CPU 41a starts the performance game. Then, the sub-control CPU 41a temporarily stops displaying the symbol combination based on the determined effect symbols at a predetermined timing. Thereafter, the sub-control CPU 41a, triggered by the input of the end command, causes the symbol combination based on the performance symbols to be fixed and displayed. Incidentally, the sub-control CPU 41a may measure a fluctuation time that can be specified from the fluctuation pattern, regardless of the end command, and use the elapse of the fluctuation time as an opportunity to display the symbol combination as determined and stopped. In this case, the end command may be omitted.

When the door opening command is input, the sub-control CPU 41a controls the effect display device 25 to display an image TG indicating that the door member is opened. In this embodiment, the image TG is an image that includes text information such as "The door is open." In this embodiment, displaying the image TG indicating that the door member is opened on the effect display device 25 corresponds to performing an opening notification effect based on the fact that the door member is detected to be open. In this embodiment, it is possible to perform an open notification effect that notifies the user that the door member is open during at least part of the period during which the door member is open. When the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the door closing command, the sub-control CPU 41a ends the opening notification effect. In this embodiment, the open notification effect is continuously performed during the period from when the open notification effect starts until it ends. That is, the sub-control CPU 41a controls the effect display device 25 to display the image TG indicating that the door member is open during the period from when the door open command is input until when the door close command is input. do.

When the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the door open command and also inputs the detection signal (on signal) of the photosensor PS, the sub-control CPU 41a displays an image EG indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move from the original position to the retreat position. The effect display device 25 is controlled so as to display. In this embodiment, the image EG is an image that includes text information such as "Please move the movable object." In the present embodiment, displaying the image EG on the effect display device 25 indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move from the original position to the retreat position indicates that the opening of the door member has been detected and that the movable body This corresponds to performing a specific effect based on the fact that the position 50 is detected to be the original position. Then, the sub-control CPU 41a ends the specific performance when the movable body 50 moves from the original position while the door member is open, that is, when the detection signal of the photosensor PS is no longer input. Even if the position of the movable body 50 is the original position when the door member is open, the sub-control CPU 41a executes the specific effect when a predetermined time (for example, 10 seconds) has elapsed since the specific effect was executed. Terminate it. Further, the sub-control CPU 41a ends the specific performance when the door member is closed, that is, when a door close command is input.

As described above, when the sub-control CPU 41a inputs the door open command, the sub-control CPU 41a generates an open notification effect to notify that the door member is opened, and a specific function to prompt the movable body 50 to move from the original position to the retreat position. It is possible to execute the performance. The sub-control CPU 41a executes the specific effect when the detection signal of the photosensor PS is no longer input in a situation where the open notification effect and the specific effect are being performed, that is, when the movable body 50 moves from the original position. While ending it, the open notification performance is not ended. In addition, in a situation where an open notification performance and a specific performance are being performed, the sub-control CPU 41a ends the specific performance when a predetermined time has elapsed since the specific performance was executed, and ends the open notification performance. I won't let you. Then, the sub-control CPU 41a ends the opening notification performance when the door closing command is input in a situation where the specific performance is not being performed and the opening notification performance is being performed. Note that, when the door closing command is input in a situation where the opening notification performance and the specific performance are being performed, the sub-control CPU 41a ends the opening notification performance and the specific performance.

The sub-control CPU 41a executes different light emission effects depending on when the movable body 50 is at the original position and when the movable body 50 is at a position different from the original position. Specifically, when the movable body 50 is in its original position while the door member is closed, the sub-control CPU 41a causes, for example, a decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 to emit blue light (light up). Execute the performance. When the position of the movable body 50 is different from the original position when the door member is closed, the sub-control CPU 41a causes, for example, a decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 to emit red light (light up). Execute the performance. In this way, the sub-control CPU 41a performs different effects depending on when the movable body 50 is in the original position and when the movable body 50 is in a position different from the original position when the door member is closed. Let it run. That is, when the door member is closed, the sub-control CPU 41a causes different effects to be performed when the movable body 50 is at the original position and when the movable body 50 is at a position different from the original position. .

Furthermore, when the movable body 50 is in its original position while the door member is open, the sub-control CPU 41a causes the decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 to blink in red, for example. When the position of the movable body 50 is different from the original position while the door member is open, the sub-control CPU 41a executes an effect that causes a decorative lamp 50a provided on the movable body 50 to flash in white, for example. let In this way, the sub-control CPU 41a performs different effects depending on when the movable body 50 is in the original position and when the movable body 50 is in a position different from the original position when the door member is open. Let it run.

As described above, when the movable body 50 is in the original position, the sub-control CPU 41a causes different effects to be performed depending on the state in which the door member is open and the state in which the door member is closed. Furthermore, when the movable body 50 is in a position different from the original position, the sub-control CPU 41a causes different effects to be performed depending on the state in which the door member is open and the state in which the door member is closed.

Next, a description will be given of a state in which the door member is opened while the pachinko gaming machine 10 is fixed to gaming machine installation equipment such as a gaming parlor. FIG. 6 is a plan view of four gaming machines viewed from above.

As shown in FIG. 6, a plurality of pachinko gaming machines fixed to gaming machine installation equipment are installed adjacent to each other in the gaming parlor. In gaming machine GM1 and gaming machine GM3, the movable body 50 is in the original position and the door member is closed. In the game machine GM2, the movable body 50 is in the original position and the door member is open. The gaming machine GM4 is in a state where the movable body 50 is in the retracted position and the door member is open. It is assumed that the opening angles of the door members of gaming machine GM2 and gaming machine GM4 are the same.

When the door member of the gaming machine GM2 is opened, when the opening angle of the door member of the gaming machine GM2 reaches a predetermined angle (for example, 20 degrees), the mounting frame of the gaming machine GM1 installed on the left side of the gaming machine GM2 is opened. A part of the movable body 50 of the gaming machine GM2 comes into contact with 11b. For this reason, it is difficult for the door member of the gaming machine GM2 to make the opening angle of the door member larger than a predetermined angle. For example, this may make it difficult to inspect the gaming machine or the equipment of the gaming parlor by opening the door of the gaming machine. Further, there is a possibility that the mounting frame 11b of the gaming machine GM1 and the movable body 50 of the gaming machine GM2 may come into contact with each other.

On the other hand, when the door member of the gaming machine GM4 is opened, even if the opening angle of the door member of the gaming machine GM4 reaches a predetermined angle, the gaming machine GM3 installed on the left side of the gaming machine GM4 The movable body 50 of GM4 does not contact. Therefore, the opening angle of the door member of the gaming machine GM4 can be made larger than a predetermined angle. This makes it easier to inspect the gaming machine, the equipment of the gaming parlor, etc. by opening the door of the gaming machine, for example. Further, it is possible to make it difficult for the mounting frame 11b of the gaming machine GM3 to come into contact with the movable body 50 of the gaming machine GM4. That is, in the present embodiment, when the door member is opened while the movable body 50 is at the original position, the opening angle of the door member is made larger than the predetermined angle by moving the movable body 50 to the retracted position. It is possible to do so.

Next, an example of the display mode of the effect display device 25 when the door member is opened and the opening notification effect and the specific effect are executed will be described based on FIG. 7.
FIG. 7 illustrates a case where the position of the movable body 50 is at the original position when the door member is opened in a situation where no performance game is being played.

As shown in FIG. 7(a), on the performance display device 25, the left symbol, middle symbol, and right symbol are not displayed in a variable manner because the performance game is not being played, and the losing symbol “426” is displayed in a fixed and fixed manner. ing.

Then, as shown in FIG. 7(b), as the door member is opened, the effect display device 25 displays an image TG indicating that the door member is opened and moves the movable body 50 from the original position to the retracted position. An image EG indicating that the user is prompted to do so is displayed. In this embodiment, the priority (layer) regarding the image of the specific effect is set higher than the priority of the image of the effect game (for example, effect design). Therefore, when the image of the specific effect and the image of the effect game are displayed in an overlapping state, the image of the specific effect is displayed as if it were on the nearer side than the image of the effect game. Therefore, in the effect display device 25, the display of the missed symbol "426" is hidden along with the display of the image EG. The image TG of this embodiment is composed of an image of text information such as "The door is open." The image EG of this embodiment includes an image imitating the mounting frame 11b including the movable body 50 and an image of text information "Please move the movable body". The image EG includes an image SG simulating the mounting frame 11b in which the movable body 50 is at the original position, and an image VG simulating the mounting frame 11b in which the movable body 50 is in the retracted position. Further, in the image TG, there is an image YG of an arrow pointing from an image simulating the mounting frame 11b in which the position of the movable body 50 is at the original position to an image simulating the loading frame 11b in which the position of the movable body 50 is in the retracted position. included.

Next, when the movable body 50 is moved from the original position, the effect display device 25 displays an image prompting to move the movable body 50 from the original position to the retracted position, as shown in FIG. 7(c). While EG is erased, the image TG indicating that the door member is open continues to be displayed. Further, in the effect display device 25, as the image EG is erased, a missed symbol "426" hidden by the image EG appears.

Thereafter, it is assumed that the door member is closed after the movable body 50 is returned to its original position.
When the movable body 50 is moved from the retracted position to the home position, the effect display device 25 displays the image EG again indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move to the retracted position, as shown in FIG. 7(d). ,Is displayed. Therefore, the effect display device 25 displays an image TG indicating that the door member is open, and an image EG indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move to the retracted position. Further, in the effect display device 25, the display of the missed symbol "426" is hidden along with the display of the image EG.

Then, when the door member is closed, the effect display device 25 displays an image TG indicating that the door member is open and an image that moves the movable body 50 to the retracted position, as shown in FIG. 7(e). The image EG indicating the prompting is deleted. Further, in the effect display device 25, as the image EG is erased, a missed symbol "426" hidden by the image EG appears.

FIG. 8 illustrates a case where the movable body 50 is at its original position when the door member is opened in a situation where an effect game is being played.
As shown in FIG. 8(a), in the performance display device 25, the left symbol, the middle symbol, and the right symbol are displayed in a variable manner depending on the performance game.

As shown in FIG. 8(b), as the door member is opened, the effect display device 25 displays an image TG indicating that the door member is opened, and an image TG indicating that the movable body 50 is moved from the original position to the retracted position. An image EG is displayed to prompt you to do so. Moreover, in the effect display device 25, the display of the left symbol, the middle symbol, and the right symbol are hidden along with the display of the image EG. In this way, in the effect display device 25, when the image EG is displayed in a situation where the effect game is being played, the development of the effect game is no longer displayed.

Next, when the movable body 50 is moved from the original position, the effect display device 25 displays an image prompting to move the movable body 50 from the original position to the retreat position, as shown in FIG. 8(c). While EG is erased, the image TG indicating that the door member is open continues to be displayed. In addition, in the effect display device 25, as the image EG is erased, the left symbol "4", which was hidden by the image EG and is temporarily displayed in a stopped state, and the middle symbol, which is displayed in a variable manner, are displayed in a variable manner. The pattern on the right will appear. In this manner, the effect display device 25 displays the development of the effect game when the image EG is erased in a situation where the effect game is being played.

Thereafter, it is assumed that the door member is closed after the movable body 50 is returned to its original position.
When the movable body 50 is moved from the retracted position to the original position, the effect display device 25 displays the image EG again indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move to the retracted position, as shown in FIG. 8(d). ,Is displayed. Therefore, the effect display device 25 displays an image TG indicating that the door member is open, and an image EG indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move to the retracted position. Moreover, in the effect display device 25, the display of the left symbol, the middle symbol, and the right symbol are hidden along with the display of the image EG.

Then, when the door member is closed, the effect display device 25 displays an image TG indicating that the door member is open and an image that moves the movable body 50 to the retracted position, as shown in FIG. 8(e). The image EG indicating the prompting is deleted. In addition, in the effect display device 25, as the image EG is erased, the left symbol "4" which was hidden by the image EG and which is temporarily displayed in a stopped state, and the middle symbol which is displayed in a variable manner, are temporarily stopped and displayed. The right symbol "6" will appear.

Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the following effects can be obtained.
(1) According to the present embodiment, when the door member is opened, it is possible to perform an opening notification effect that notifies the user that the door member is open. Further, when the door member is opened and the position of the movable body 50 is the original position, a specific effect regarding the movable body 50 is executed. Then, when the position of the movable body 50 moves from the original position while the door member is open, the specific performance is ended, but the opening notification performance is not ended. As a result, when the door member is open, it is possible to notify that the door member is open, and it is possible to execute a specific effect depending on the position of the movable body 50, so that the situation Appropriate information can be broadcast depending on the situation.

(2) According to the present embodiment, when the door member is opened, if the position of the movable body 50 is the original position, a specific effect regarding the movable body 50 is executed, and when the door member is closed, a specific effect is executed. The performance ends. Therefore, even if the position of the movable body 50 is the same, it is possible to execute a specific effect depending on the state of the door member, so that suitable information can be reported depending on the situation.

(3) According to the present embodiment, when the door member is opened and the position of the movable body 50 is the original position, a specific effect regarding the movable body 50 is executed, and the position of the movable body 50 is changed from the original position. When you move, the specific performance ends. The specific performance also ends when a predetermined time has elapsed since the specific performance was executed, or when the door member is closed. In this way, since there are a plurality of conditions for ending the specific performance, the specific performance can be executed depending on the situation.

(4) According to this embodiment, when the position of the movable body 50 is the original position, the movable body 50 overlaps with the outline 37 portion of the installation frame 11a, and a part of the movable body 50 protrudes. For this reason, when the door member is opened, there is a risk that the movable body 50 will collide with surrounding objects, for example. According to the present embodiment, it is possible to make it easier to grasp the position of the movable body 50 by executing the specific performance, and therefore it is possible to make the player be careful in handling the gaming machine. As described above, according to the present embodiment, when the door member is opened, there is a risk that the movable body 50 will collide with surrounding objects, etc., and the movable body 50 is adjusted in response to the situation where it is necessary to be careful in handling the gaming machine. 50 can be executed.

(5) According to the present embodiment, the specific performance is a performance that prompts the movable body 50 to be moved from the original position to the retreat position, so that it is easy to understand how to move the movable body 50. can do. Therefore, when the door member is opened and the position of the movable body 50 is the original position, notification can be made so that the movable body 50 can be moved more appropriately.

(6) According to the present embodiment, when the door member is closed, there is a difference between when the movable body 50 is located at the original position and when the movable body 50 is located at the retracted position. Since the appearance is performed, the position of the movable body 50 before the door member is opened can be easily understood. Therefore, when the door member is opened, it is possible to easily understand that the position of the movable body 50 is the original position and that the position of the movable body 50 needs to be moved.

(7) According to the present embodiment, in a situation where the movable body is located at the original position, different effects are performed when the door member is open and when the door member is closed. For this reason, it is possible to make it easier to understand that the door member has been opened in a situation where the movable body is located at the original position.

(8) According to the present embodiment, when the movable body 50 is at the retracted position, the movable body 50 and the center line of the installation frame 11a overlap, so the movable body 50 is at the retracted position. The movable body 50 can be easily recognized.

(9) According to this embodiment, when the door member is closed, the movable body 50 cannot be moved from the retracted position to the original position. However, the movable body 50 is configured so that it can be touched by people at all times, and it is easy to see that the movable body 50 is in the retracted position, so the movable body 50 is moved before closing the door member. be able to.

(10) According to the present embodiment, in a situation where a performance game is being played, if the position of the movable body 50 is the original position when the door member is opened, the specific performance is given priority over the performance game. Execute. Then, when the position of the movable body 50 moves from the original position, the specific performance is ended and the performance game is restarted. Therefore, if the position of the movable body 50 is at the original position when the door member is opened, it is possible to perform a specific performance, and it is possible to restart the performance game when the specific performance ends. Therefore, it is possible to broadcast appropriate information depending on the situation.

The embodiment described above can be modified and implemented as follows. Note that each of the above-described embodiments and the following modified examples can be implemented in combination with each other within a technically consistent range.

- The number of detection means for detecting the opening of the door member does not need to be one; for example, a plurality of detection means may be provided. When multiple detection means are provided, when all the detection means do not detect the opening, it is considered as "the door member is closed", and when at least one detection means detects the opening, it is considered as "the door member is closed". may be set as ``when ``is open.''

- A detection means (key insertion detection means) capable of detecting that a frame key is inserted into the lock part SS may be provided. A situation in which the door open sensor KS detects that the door member is closed and that the frame key is not inserted into the locking part SS may be treated as a situation in which the door member is closed. can. Further, the predetermined timing based on the closing of the door member may be the timing when the door member is closed and the frame key is removed from the locking portion SS.

- The structure of the operation part 19 is not a simple push button structure having a circular pressing part in a plan view, but may be a structure imitating a handgun, a control stick, or the like.
- The movable body 50 may be configured to be able to operate automatically. For example, the movable body 50 may be provided with a stepping motor as a means for moving it. Then, a stepper motor may be used to move the position of the movable body 50. In this case, the trigger for moving the position of the movable body 50 may be, for example, when the operation unit 19 is operated while the door member is open.

- Instead of or in addition to the photosensor PS that detects that the position of the movable body 50 is the original position, a photosensor that detects that the position of the movable body 50 is the retreated position may be provided. In this case, when the sub-control CPU 41a receives a detection signal (on signal) from a photosensor that detects that the position of the movable body 50 is in the retreat position during execution of the specific effect, the sub-control CPU 41a may end the specific effect. .

- In the above example, the sub-control CPU 41a causes different effects to be performed when the movable body 50 is in the original position and when the movable body 50 is in the retracted position when the door member is closed. It's okay.

- In the above example, the sub-control CPU 41a causes different effects to be performed when the movable body 50 is in the original position and when the movable body 50 is in the retracted position when the door member is open. It's okay.

- In the present embodiment, in the opening notification performance based on the detection of the opening of the door member, a display performance (display of the image TG) is performed by the performance display device 25, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, in the opening notification performance, instead of or in addition to the display performance by the performance display device 25, a sound performance by the speaker 18 or a light emission performance by the frame lamp 17 may be performed. For example, a dedicated lamp for error notification may be provided, and in the open notification performance, instead of or in addition to the display performance by the performance display device 25, a light emission performance may be performed using the dedicated lamp for error notification. In this case, the light emitting effect by the dedicated lamp is performed until the door member is closed, while the display effect by the effect display device 25 is, for example, an image set higher in priority than the image for the opening notification effect. It may be hidden when displayed.

- In this embodiment, the specific effect based on the fact that the opening of the door member is detected and that the position of the movable body 50 is detected as the original position is the display effect (image) by the effect display device 25. EG display), but it is not limited to this. For example, instead of or in addition to the display effect by the effect display device 25, the specific effect may be a sound effect by the speaker 18 or a light emission effect by the frame lamp 17. For example, a dedicated lamp for error notification may be provided, and in the specific performance, instead of or in addition to the display performance by the performance display device 25, a light emission performance may be performed using the dedicated lamp for error notification. In this case, the light emitting effect by the dedicated lamp is performed until the end condition of the specific effect is satisfied, while the display effect by the effect display device 25 is set to be higher than the priority of the image of the specific effect, for example. When the image is displayed, it may be hidden.

- While the opening notification performance is being executed, the sub-control CPU 41a performs the opening notification if an operation is performed to end the opening notification performance (for example, operating an error release switch) before inputting the door closing command. The performance may be ended.

- While the opening notification effect is being executed, the sub-control CPU 41a may terminate the opening notification effect when a predetermined time has elapsed since the opening notification effect was executed before inputting the door closing command. good. In this case, if an operation is performed to end the opening notification effect (for example, operating an error release switch) before a predetermined time has elapsed after the opening notification effect has been executed, the opening notification effect will be terminated. It's okay.

- Various performances (notifications) may be performed according to a predetermined priority order (priority). For example, the performance related to the performance game may have a lower priority than the open notification performance. For example, the open notification effect may have a lower priority than the specific effect. For example, the specific effect may have a lower priority than other error notifications (for example, magnetic error notification). In this way, the effects may be executed based on the predetermined priority order.

- The image EG indicating that the movable body 50 is prompted to move from the original position to the retracted position may be a still image or a moving image. In the case of a moving image, it may be a moving image in which the movable body 50 moves from the original position to the retracted position over time.

- When the image of the specific effect and the image of the effect game are displayed in an overlapping state, in the effect display device 25, the display of the image of the effect game is hidden along with the display of the image of the specific effect; It is not limited to this. For example, images of a specific performance and images of a performance game may be displayed so as to be alternately switched. For example, the image of the effect game may be made smaller and displayed in front of the image of the specific effect.

- The special game may be displayed on the effect display device 25. In this case, the performance game may not be displayed. The first special game and the second special game may be executed in order of suspension, or may be executed in parallel at the same time.

- The mechanical configuration of the pachinko gaming machine 10 may be changed as appropriate. For example, the effect display device 25 may be configured from a plurality of display means, and some of the display means may be configured to be movable. For example, an effect display device different from the effect display device 25 may be provided. For example, the operating means may be singular or plural (three or more), or may be a combination of a plurality of operating units.

- The functions of the main board 40 may be realized by dividing it into a plurality of boards. The main board 40 may be composed of a plurality of CPUs mounted on a single board. The functions of the sub-board 41 may be realized by being divided into a plurality of boards. For example, the pachinko gaming machine 10 may include a display board that exclusively controls the effect display device 25, a lamp board that exclusively controls the frame lamp 17 and the decorative lamp 50a, and an audio board that exclusively controls the speaker 18. It is also possible to further include an overall control board for controlling these board groups in an integrated manner. Further, the sub-control CPU 41a may be composed of a plurality of CPUs mounted on a single board.

- In this embodiment, the gaming machine is a pachinko gaming machine, but it is not limited to this, and may be configured as a slot machine.
The technical ideas that can be understood from this embodiment and modified examples will be described.

(b) A plurality of frames including a machine installation frame and a mounting frame having various game components; the mounting frame has a glass support and includes a door member that can be opened and closed; A gaming machine provided with a movable body, comprising a door open detection means for detecting opening of the door member, a performance execution means capable of executing a performance, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means. The control means is capable of executing an open notification effect to notify that the door member is open during at least a part of the period during which the door member is open, and In a situation where the movable body is located at a predetermined position when the door member is opened, a specific effect regarding the movable body is executed, and when the movable body moves from the predetermined position while the door member is open, the A gaming machine characterized in that, while the specific performance ends, the release notification performance does not end.

(b) It is equipped with a plurality of frames including a machine installation frame and a mounting frame having various game components, and the mounting frame has a glass support part and includes a door member that can be opened and closed. A gaming machine provided with a movable body, comprising a door open detection means for detecting opening of the door member, a performance execution means capable of executing a performance, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means. The control means is capable of executing an open notification effect to notify that the door member is open during at least a part of the period during which the door member is open, and In a situation where the movable body is located at a predetermined position when released, a specific effect regarding the movable body is executed, and the specific effect is to move the movable body from the predetermined position to a specific position different from the predetermined position. When the movable body moves from the predetermined position while the door member is open, the specific performance ends, but the opening notification performance does not end. A gaming machine.

(c) A plurality of frames are provided, including a machine installation frame and a mounting frame having various game components, and the mounting frame has a glass support part and includes a door member that can be opened and closed; A gaming machine provided with a movable body, comprising a door open detection means for detecting opening of the door member, a performance execution means capable of executing a performance, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means. The control means is capable of executing an open notification effect to notify that the door member is open during at least a part of the period during which the door member is open, and In a situation where the movable body is located at a predetermined position when released, a specific performance regarding the movable body is executed, and there are multiple end conditions for the specific performance, and the end conditions for the specific performance include has moved from the predetermined position, and when the movable body moves from the predetermined position while the door member is open, the specific effect ends, while the opening notification effect ends. A gaming machine characterized by:

(d) The gaming machine according to (c) above, wherein the condition for ending the specific performance includes that a predetermined time has elapsed.
(E) The gaming machine according to (C) or (D) above, wherein the condition for ending the specific performance includes that the door member is closed.

(F) A plurality of frames including a machine installation frame and a mounting frame having various game components, the mounting frame having a glass support part and a door member that can be opened and closed; A gaming machine provided with a movable body, comprising a door open detection means for detecting opening of the door member, a performance execution means capable of executing a performance, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means. The control means is different when the movable body is located at a predetermined position and when the movable body is located at a specific position different from the predetermined position when the door member is closed. It is possible to perform an effect of a mode, and the effect control means is configured to provide an opening notification that notifies that the door member is open during at least a part of the period during which the door member is open. In a situation where the movable body is located at the predetermined position when the door member is opened, a specific performance regarding the movable body is executed and the door member is opened. The gaming machine is characterized in that when the movable body moves from the predetermined position in the state, the specific performance ends, but the opening notification performance does not end.

(G) In a situation where the movable body is located at the predetermined position, the effect control means executes effects in different modes depending on when the door member is open and when the door member is closed. The gaming machine according to (f) above, wherein the gaming machine is capable of

(H) A plurality of frames including a machine installation frame and a mounting frame having various game components; the mounting frame has a glass support part and includes a door member that can be opened and closed; A gaming machine provided with a movable body, comprising a door open detection means for detecting opening of the door member, a performance execution means capable of executing a performance, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means, and a performance control means for controlling the performance execution means. The control means is capable of causing the movable body to perform an open notification effect to notify that the door member is open during at least a part of the period during which the door member is open. is decorated, and when the movable body is at least at a predetermined position, when the gaming machine is viewed from the front, the movable body and the outline of the frame overlap, and the door member is In a situation where the movable body is located at the predetermined position when released, a specific effect regarding the movable body is executed, and the specific effect is to move the movable body from the predetermined position to a specific position different from the predetermined position. The movable body can be manually moved from the predetermined position to the specific position, and the movable body is moved from the predetermined position while the door member is open. The gaming machine is characterized in that, while the specific performance ends, the opening notification performance does not end.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Pachinko game machine, 11... Frame body, 11a... Installation frame, 11b... Mounting frame, 11ba... Middle frame, 11bb... Front frame, 25... Performance display device, 50... Movable body, 50a... Decorative lamp, KS... Door Open sensor, PS...photo sensor, Z...rotation axis, C...center line, 40...main board, 41...subboard, 40a...main control CPU, 41a...subcontrol CPU.

Claims (1)

door member;
a movable body that is provided on the door member and can be manually operated;
door opening detection means for detecting opening of the door member;
A performance execution means capable of performing the performance,
A production control means for controlling the production execution means,
The door member can be opened from one side when viewed from the front,
The effect control means is capable of executing an open notification effect to notify that the door member is open during at least a part of the period during which the door member is open;
In a situation where the movable body is located at a predetermined position when the door member is opened, a specific effect regarding the movable body is executed;
When the movable body is located at the predetermined position, the side of the starting point side of the movable body can contact an object outside the gaming machine when the movable body is located at the predetermined position, and when the movable body is located at the predetermined position, Do not come into contact with objects outside the gaming machine when located at a specific position different from the
The specific performance is a performance that prompts the movable body to move from the predetermined position to the specific position,
The movable body can be manually moved from the predetermined position to the specific position,
When the movable body moves from the predetermined position while the door member is open, the specific performance ends, but the opening notification performance does not end, and thereafter, the door member remains open. If the movable body moves from the specific position to the predetermined position in the state, the specific performance is executed again;
The gaming machine is characterized in that when the specific performance is executed with the door member open, the specific performance can be ended without manually moving the movable body from the predetermined position. .