JPH04325175A - Pinball machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To realize an interesting game having a subtle charm by providing on the board surface, many seesaw type plates racked axially so that they turn and the direction is varied, when a pinball hits against them, plural intermediate prize-winning ports by which the pinball dropped down therefrom can be subjected to prize-winning, and the center prize-winning port position in the lower part of the center. CONSTITUTION:On the board surface A for allowing a pinball to move by providing vertically many nails at random, many seesaw type plates 1 by which they rotate and the direction is varied when the pinball hits against them are provided. Also, this pinball machine is constituted so that an intermediate prize-winning port 2, and the center prize-winning port 3 are provided on three parts of the center and both sides, and the lower part in the center, respectively, and when the pinball becomes prize-winning to the center prize-winning port 3, all the seesaw type plates 1 are inclined and changed toward each prize-winning port 2, 3 for several seconds, respectively. Moreover, it is also allowable to provide them so that when the pinball becomes prize-winning to each intermediate prize-winning port 2 or center prize-winning port 3, the seesaw type plates 1 of the respective upper sides are inclined and changed toward the prize-winning port for several seconds.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

0001

[Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a pachinko machine that allows pachinko balls flowing on the board surface to hit a large number of seesaw-type flat plates and enter a plurality of intermediate prize openings and a central prize opening located below the center. .

0002

[Prior Art] In conventional pachinko machines, the pachinko balls that are hit onto the board are blocked or guided by nails and enter the winning slot, and when the pachinko balls hit the board, they rotate and change the flow direction of the pachinko balls. It has a structure that includes a windmill-shaped rotating body that changes the shape.

0003

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention] However, it takes time for the parlor to maintain the pachinko machine because the nails have to be adjusted every day, and the customer also has to choose a pachinko machine and is worried about a bad machine. If the pachinko ball hits a nail, you will only end up losing money, and if the pachinko balls are only hindered or guided by the nails, or if the flow of the pachinko balls is only changed by the windmill-shaped rotating body, the pachinko game will become rut and lose its charm. Pachinko machines are becoming thinner, and there is a demand for new and interesting pachinko machines.

0004

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention provides a novel pachinko machine in response to such a desire.
Therefore, a large number of seesaw-type flat plates are mounted on shafts so that when a pachinko ball hits the board surface where many nails are planted at random and the pachinko balls are flowing, they rotate and change direction, and a large number of seesaw-type flat plates are installed on the shaft so that the pachinko balls can rotate and change direction when they hit the board. It is composed of a plurality of intermediate winning holes where pachinko balls can be won, and a central winning hole located at the bottom of the center, and when a pachinko ball lands in the central winning hole, it is directed toward each winning hole. When a pachinko ball enters each intermediate prize opening or central prize opening, the seesaw type flat plate above each changes its inclination for a few seconds toward the winning opening. It is designed and configured to do so.

[0005]

[Effect] Therefore, when you shoot a pachinko ball onto the board,
As the pachinko balls hit the seesaw-style flat plate, the slope of the flat plate is changed, and the direction in which the balls flow down changes. When you win a prize, all the flat plates will remain tilted for a few seconds, allowing you to win a large number of pachinko balls in each winning slot in succession, or you can place pachinko balls in the middle or central winning slot. When a player wins a prize, the flat plate above the winning hole remains tilted for several seconds, allowing a large number of pachinko balls to enter the winning hole in succession.

[0006]

[Example] Figure 1 shows a front view of the entire pachinko machine. On the front of the stand, which is equipped with an upper tray 4, a lower tray 5, and a handle 6 at the bottom, a large number of nails are randomly planted to hold pachinko balls. A flowing board surface A is formed, and on this board surface A, a large number of seesaw-type flat plates 1, which rotate around the central axis 1a and change direction when a pachinko ball hits them, are arranged and distributed in all directions. Intermediate prize openings 2 are provided at three locations in the center and on both sides of the first group of flat plates, and a large central prize opening 3 is provided above the ball ejecting port 7 at the bottom and below the center of the board surface. When a pachinko ball enters the central winning hole 3, all the seesaw type flat plates 1 are arranged to change their inclination for several seconds toward each winning hole 2 and 3.

Therefore, each flat plate 1 is oriented horizontally as shown in FIG. 1 when not hit by a pachinko ball, but when hit by a pachinko ball, it rotates around the central axis 1a and changes its inclination. When the pachinko balls shot at A flow and hit the flat plate 1 while the flat plate 1 tilts, the direction in which the pachinko balls flow changes. However, if a prize is won in the center winning hole 3, all the flat plates 1 will remain tilted in the direction of each winning hole 2 and 3 for several seconds, as shown in FIG. This means that it is possible to win a large number of pachinko balls in succession on the second and third occasions.

[0008] Also, each intermediate winning hole 2 or central winning hole 3
When a pachinko ball enters a prize, if the seesaw-type flat plate 1 on the upper side of each is arranged to change its inclination toward the winning opening for a few seconds, each flat plate 1 above each winning opening will move as shown in FIG. By changing the slope of each pachinko ball, a large number of pachinko balls can be consecutively entered into the winning slot.

[0009]

Effects of the Invention As described above, in the present invention, when pachinko balls are launched onto the board surface A, the inclination of the flat plate 1 is changed while the pachinko balls hit the seesaw-type flat plate 1, and the direction in which they flow down changes. Then, a prize will be won in each of the intermediate winning holes 2 and the central winning hole 3, and when a prize is won in the central winning hole 3, all the flat plates 1 will remain tilted for several seconds, and each winning hole 2, 3. You will be able to win a large number of pachinko balls in a row, or,
When a pachinko ball is placed in the intermediate winning hole 2 or the central winning hole 3, the flat plate 1 above the winning hole remains tilted for several seconds, allowing a large number of pachinko balls to enter the winning hole in succession. This means that the pachinko machine is new and unprecedented, and the store does not have to spend much time maintaining it, and the customer can enjoy a unique and interesting pachinko game that was not previously available. It has the features of being able to

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a pachinko machine that is an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing the operating state of the flat plate.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing another operating state of the flat plate.

[Explanation of symbols]

A Board surface 1 Seesaw type flat plate 2　　　　Intermediate prize opening ３　　　　Central prize opening

Claims (3)

[Claims] Claim 1: A large number of seesaw-type flat plates 1 that are mounted on a shaft so that when a pachinko ball hits a board surface A where a large number of nails are randomly planted and pachinko balls flow, they rotate and change direction.
This pachinko ball machine is equipped with a plurality of intermediate prize openings 2 in which pachinko balls falling from the flat plate 1 can be won, and a central prize opening 3 located below the center. [Claim 2] Claim 1, wherein when a pachinko ball enters the central winning hole 3, all the seesaw-type flat plates 1 are arranged to change their inclination for several seconds toward each winning hole 2, 3.
The pachinko machine mentioned. 3. The game machine according to claim 1, wherein when a pachinko ball enters each of the intermediate winning holes 2 or the central winning hole 3, the seesaw-type flat plate 1 above each of them changes its inclination toward the winning hole for several seconds. Pachinko machine.