JPH0426130Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention uses a course with targets placed along the way, and calculates the time required for driving a vehicle along the course, and the time taken to shoot at the targets along the way. The present invention relates to an amusement facility for playing a game in which both the results and the results are comprehensively evaluated and the scores are competed for.

[Conventional technology and its problems]

Conventionally, there are known game devices in which a light beam is fired from a light gun at a moving target and the number of hits is displayed, but these devices are simple, require little physical movement, and lack interest. There was a drawback.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and provide an amusement facility that provides a higher level of entertainment and allows players to enjoy games that have sports elements.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention provides a foot-operated vehicle, a running course with a starting point from which the vehicle departs and a goal at which the vehicle arrives, a target placed at a predetermined position in the course, and a method for sniping the target. It is equipped with a gun mounted on the vehicle and a score display that comprehensively displays the elapsed time since departure and the shooting results.

[Effect]

By riding a foot-operated vehicle and stepping on a pedal or the like, the user travels to a location where a target is placed and shoots using a gun attached to each vehicle. The score calculated by comprehensively evaluating the elapsed time after leaving the starting point and shooting performance is shown on the score display.
Players can view it at any time during the course.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be explained in detail based on the drawings.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 1 indicates a running course, and the planar shape of the entire course 1 is approximately rectangular. The driving course 1 includes corner portions 2...
With the exception of ..., all of the tracks are straight, forming a circular course that spirals from near the starting point 3 to the outer circumference. At the outermost periphery, the route becomes underground course 1a, and the course reappears above ground to reach goal 4, which is placed approximately in the center of the rectangular shape.
It continues from to the starting point 3 above. There are targets 5 at multiple locations along course 1 that serve as targets for shooting.
...... has been set up, and here is driving course 1.
is positioned slightly lower than the other parts, so target 5
... will be horizontally straddled over the upper side of Course 1 in this section. The targets 5... have a structure in which both ends are supported by footnotes 6, 6 erected on both sides of the running course 1, as shown in FIGS. 5, 6, and 7. In Fig. 6 I, ten targets 7 are fixed at a predetermined distance from each other on the board 8 of the target 5, and two targets 7, 7 move at a constant speed on the board 8. , the figure shows two speed-changing targets 7,
7 are configured to move on the board surface 8, respectively. A part or the whole of a sensor that detects visible light etc. is attached to item 7 above. Moreover, display sections 9 for individually displaying the number of shots and the number of hits are provided at the upper part of the wall surface 8.

In FIG. 1, 10... are foot-operated vehicles on which players ride, which are scattered within the running course 1, and in the illustrated embodiment, each player 11... is the 8th
As shown in the figure, by pedaling the pedals 12 while operating the steering wheel while sitting in a seat in the vehicle 10, the user can travel along the traveling course 1 in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 2. In FIG. 8, a gun 13 capable of emitting visible light and the like and capable of rotating vertically and horizontally is attached to the front of the vehicle 10 at a position approximately at the height of the player's 11 head. It is being
Furthermore, this gun 13... incorporates firing recoil to make it feel like the real thing.

A shooting lane 14 is located a predetermined distance away from the target 5.
As shown in FIG.
5... are divided into small sections 16 having a width that allows one foot-operated vehicle 10 to pass through. Note that the width of the board surface 8 of the target 5 is set to be approximately equal to the width of the small section 16. Each partition member 1 in the small section 16...
A coupler (not shown) is attached to the target 7... and the point display 17 (described later), etc., to connect the vehicle 10... to the small section 16...
After entering and stopping the target 7..., by connecting the terminal of the gun 13 mounted on the vehicle 10 to the adapter of the coupler, the gun 13... becomes ready to fire, and the target 7...
starts the predetermined movement. A shielding plate 18 is provided in each small section 16 of the shooting lane 14, and when the player 11 fires the gun 13 a predetermined number of times, an electronic calculation control (not shown) is sent via the coupler. Immediately after a signal is sent to the electronic controller, it is possible to automatically fall forward and move the vehicle 10 forward. (4th
figure).

The score display 17 is arranged at the center of the running course 1, and the display surface 17a shows each player 11.
The total score M... of... is displayed (see Figure 1). The display surface 17a is provided on both sides of the display 17, but it is also preferable to provide it on only one side and orient it so that it can be seen and confirmed before each vehicle 10 enters the steering lane 14. . The elapsed time since departure is displayed on the vehicle 10... and the display 17.

Starting point 3 from the outside of course 1 to the center
To get there, cross Bridge 19 (Figure 1).

The players 11 of the vehicles 10, which have all departed from the starting point 3, travel along the course 1, first enter the shooting lane 14 in the middle of the first lap, and use the same procedure as described above. After making preparations for firing 13..., immediately shoot at target 5 and target 7.... If gun 13... is a beam firing gun,
When the emitted light rays, such as visible light, hit the target 7..., the number of hits is specifically displayed on the display section 9 of the board 8 (FIG. 6). The display section 9 also displays the number of shots fired by each player 11.

When the number of shots reaches a predetermined number of times, for example 10, the shielding plate 18 collapses and each player 11... can proceed further. Similarly, the driving lane 14 and the target 5 are also included in the running course 1 for the second lap.
is placed along the way, and each player 11... will shoot in the same manner and proceed to the next step after shooting. In addition, Lane 1 also appears in the middle of Course 1 on the third lap.
4 and target 5 are provided.

During the run, the score display 17 shows each player 11...
M... which is the total score for each
figure). To explain an example of how to calculate this M..., each player 11... has an initial score of N.
300 points will be awarded to each participant, and T, which is the elapsed time in seconds after leaving starting point 3, will be deducted from this point. Regarding the shooting result, the value Q×P obtained by multiplying the evaluation point Q for one hit by the number of hits P is added as a score. That is, M=N-T+Q・P
becomes.

Here, in order to distinguish between the targets 7 in Fig. 6, the targets in Figs.
7b and 7c. Considering that the number of hits decreases in the order of target 7a, target 7b, and target 7c, the evaluation point Q for each hit is 20 points, 30 points, and 30 points.
There will be a difference of 40 points and 40 points. Next, after departure,
When 120 seconds have passed and the total score M shown on the score display 17 of a certain player 11 who is about to reach goal 4 is estimated as follows (however, the player 11 By this time, target 7
Assume that 9 shots hit target a, 8 shots hit target 7b, and 5 shots hit target 7c. ).

M=N-T+Q×P =300-120+20×9+30×8+40×5 =800 points In the above example, regarding the arrangement of target 5..., target 5 with target 7a... is placed in the first round. Similarly, target 7b... is placed on the second round.
c... are placed respectively on the third round.

Although not shown, the total score M is displayed on each foot-operated vehicle 10 in a position where the player can see it, separately from the display 17 provided at the above location. It is also preferable to install an indicator. Small section 16... in each lane 14...
It is assumed that these are determined for each player 11 who departs all at once, but it is also preferable that the players who arrive at the lane 14 first can be selected sequentially. Furthermore, the players 11... may not depart at the same time, but may depart separately.

As mentioned above, in the above game using the amusement facility according to the present invention, it can be said that it is advantageous to press the pedal 12 quickly and strongly to make the vehicle 10 run faster, but it is disadvantageous if it affects the shooting performance. Then,
Furthermore, when it comes to the shooting itself, if you aim too carefully, time will pass and you will be at a disadvantage, so you cannot hope for a high score. The game described above is extremely easy to play, so anyone can try it, and even children and the elderly can play it to their full potential.

If you want to get a high overall score,
It requires an exquisite balance between the running speed of the vehicle 10, the shooting action, the concentration during shooting, etc., and even adults can enjoy it to the fullest.

The guns 13... mounted on the vehicles 10... may be of various types of light emitting types, or may be equipped with electric/electronic mechanisms that operate in conjunction with the other objects 7.... It is also preferable that the vehicle 10 is for two people. In addition, a switch, a sensor (not shown), or a gate is provided at the start point 3 and the goal 4 so that a signal notifying the departure and arrival of the vehicle 10 is automatically sent to the arithmetic and control device.

The foot-operated vehicle 10 may have the shape shown in FIG. 9. Further, the shape of the traveling course 1 may be an elliptical spiral shape or other various shapes other than the illustrated example.

[Effect of idea]

As described above, according to the present invention, the foot-operated vehicle 10...
...is run by stepping on the foot, so you can improve your health while having fun.

It is possible to play an unprecedentedly interesting game that combines the fun of running on course 1 with the fun of shooting, and while most play is passive in general amusement facilities, this invention allows you to play your own game. It is possible to provide a play facility where the user can enjoy an active participation type game in which the user actively moves the entire body and decides the next action based on one's own judgment. It also provides a place to play the most interesting game, which requires mobility, judgment, concentration, etc., each individually or skillfully balanced. Furthermore, the score display 17 allows you to compete with other players for the total score M, which makes the game even more interesting.

Unlike general amusement facilities, the present invention also has the advantage of extremely low power consumption because no large drive device is required.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention;
3 is a plan view showing the shooting lane and the target, FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the arrow in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a part of the target. Figure 6 is a front view of the wall of the target, Figure 7 is a cross-sectional side view of the target, Figure 8 is a perspective view of the foot-operated vehicle, and Figure 9 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the foot-operated vehicle. be. 1... Driving course, 3... Starting point, 4...
... Goal, 5 ... Target, 10 ... Foot-operated vehicle, 1
3...Gun, 17...Score display, T...Elapsed time.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A foot-operated vehicle 10..., a driving course 1 provided with a starting point 3 from which the vehicle 10... departs and a goal 4 at which it arrives, and a target 5... arranged at a predetermined position in the course 1. and a gun 13... mounted on a vehicle 10... to shoot at said target 5...
A score display 17 for comprehensively displaying the elapsed time T since departure and the shooting results.