JPH05306898A - Bombardment simulation for amusement - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a bombardment simulation for amusement, through which a player, on board a vehicle, can enjoy the firing of dummy shells from a dum my gun while driving the vehicle. CONSTITUTION:A dummy bazooka 11 is loaded on the body 7 of a vehicle 6 while the bazooka can fire spherical rubber dummy shells 12. The vehicle 6 is provided with an automatic shell collector 13, capable of collecting the dummy shells 12 dropped on the floor 2, while the collected dummy shells 12 can be supplied automatically to the dummy bazooka 11.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bombardment game facility in which a player rides in a vehicle and enjoys shooting a simulated shell at a target of an opponent's vehicle.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional shooting game facility, a player shoots a moving target while a player is in a predetermined place and competes for how many hits he / she has made. However, in such a shooting game facility, since a player is not shot by another player, he / she lacks a sense of realism in a real battle.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an improvement of a shooting game facility which overcomes such difficulties.
A plurality of vehicles equipped with a simulated gun that allows the player to board and drive freely and to shoot a simulated shell, and a protection means provided around the vehicle so that the vehicle can travel and the simulated shell does not go outside. It is characterized in that the vehicle is provided with a bullet collecting means for collecting the simulated shells that have been launched and scattered in the playing area.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, when a player boards a plurality of vehicles, respectively, and shoots a simulated cannonball with a relatively large mass toward other vehicles, the reaction of the shooting is reflected by the vehicle. When receiving or receiving a simulated shell, the impact is received, so that these impacts can be actually experienced.

Further, according to the present invention, since the play area is surrounded by the protection means so that the shot shell does not go out of the play area, the shot shell does not scatter, and the shot shell is exposed to the outside audience. There is no hit.

Further, according to the present invention, since the shot mimetic shells scattered in the play area can be collected by the bullet collecting means provided in the vehicle, it is necessary to load a large number of large simulated bullets in each vehicle in advance. In addition, the cost of simulated shells can be saved, and the traveling of the vehicle is not hindered by the launched simulated shells scattered on the floor.

Further, according to the present invention, the target attached to the vehicle, the exposure detection means for detecting that the target is exposed to the simulated shell, and the exposure detection means for counting the number of exposures of each vehicle. By providing the hit count display means for displaying, the player needs to drive the vehicle so as not to be hit by the simulated shells fired by the vehicles of other Pooyas, which further enhances the interest.

Further, in the present invention, the simulated shell is divided into types corresponding to the number of vehicles or the number of groups of vehicles, and the bullet collecting means provided in the vehicle is of a specific type among the simulated shells. A target attached to the vehicle that can collect only simulated shells, a hit detection unit that detects which type of simulated shell hits the target, and each vehicle or any group of vehicles by the hit detection unit. Since a hit number display means for counting and displaying the number of hits by the player is provided, the players can compete with each other to see how much the simulated shell can hit the target of another vehicle. Is increased.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 will be described below. In the circular play area 1, the floor 2 is formed in a shape in which the central portion of the floor 2 is raised above the surroundings, the protection wall 3 is erected on the outer periphery of the floor 2, and the protection net 4 is provided above it. A power distribution net 5 made of a conductive material is stretched substantially horizontally on the floor 2 of the play area 1.

A plurality of vehicles 6 are prepared on the floor 2 of the play area 1, a motor (not shown) is mounted in the vehicle body 7 of the vehicle 6, and a current collecting bar 8 is provided above the vehicle body 7. The vehicle body 7 is provided with wheels 9 so as to project, and when the player 10 who rides on the vehicle 6 operates, current flows from the distribution net 5 through the electricity collection bar 8, the motor, the wheels 9, and the floor 2. As the vehicle 6 travels, the vehicle 6 can change its direction.

Further, the vehicle body 7 of the vehicle 6 is equipped with a simulated bazooka 11 so that a simulated shell 12 made of spherical rubber or the like can be shot. Furthermore, in the vehicle body 7 of the vehicle 6,
An automatic bullet collector that can collect 12 simulated shells lying on the floor 2
13 is provided so that the collected mock ammunition 12 can be automatically supplied to the mock bazooka 11.

In addition, a protective net 15 is stretched around the seat 14 of the vehicle body 7 of the vehicle 6, and even if the vehicle body 7 is hit by the simulated shell 12 fired from the simulated bazooka cannon 11 of another vehicle 6, the player Protected against hitting 10.

A target 16 is attached to the top of the vehicle body 7 of the vehicle 6, and the target 16 is provided with a hit detection means 17 for detecting a simulated shell 12 when the target 16 hits the target 16. A bullet-transmitting device 18 is provided for transmitting a signal that the vehicle 6 has been hit each time the hit-detection means 17 operates.

Further, on both sides and behind the outer periphery of the bottom portion of the vehicle 6, a collision detection means 19 is provided for detecting the impact when a front bottom portion of another vehicle 6 applies, and the collision detection means is provided. Collision transmission device 20 that emits a signal from a vehicle 6 hitting another vehicle 6 each time 19 operates.
Is provided.

Further, a receiving device 21 is provided outside the play area 1 and a score display device 22 is provided, and the receiving device 21 receives the signals transmitted from the bullet receiving device 18 and the collision transmitting device 20, How many simulated shells per vehicle 6
12 is hit, and how many times it has been hit by another vehicle 6 is added, and these scores are displayed on the score display device 22. These operations are performed according to the flowchart shown in FIG.

Since the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 is constructed as described above, the player 10 gets on the vehicle 6, sits down on the seat 14, and inserts coins into a coin slot (not shown). When driving a vehicle 6 and shooting a simulated shell 12 from a simulated bazooka gun 11 toward a target 16 of another vehicle 6, the reaction is received by the vehicle 6 and the player 10, and they experience the same feeling as when they actually fired. be able to.

In order to prevent the target 16 from hitting the simulated cannonball 12 fired from the simulated bazooka 11 of the other vehicle 6,
The player 10 is driving the vehicle 6 while targeting another vehicle 6.
When the simulated bullet 12 is fired toward the target 16 and hits the target 16, the hit detection means 17 of the other vehicle 6 is activated, and the hit signal is sent from the hit signal from the hit transmitter 18, and this hit signal is received by the receiver 21. And the number of hits is displayed on the score display device 22.

When the player 10 is driving the vehicle 6 and collides with a side surface or a rear surface other than the front surface of another vehicle 6,
The collision detection means 19 of the vehicle 6 which has collided operates, a collision signal is transmitted from the collision transmission device 20, this collision signal is received by the reception device 21, and the number of collisions is displayed on the score display device 22. ..

When such a play is continued for a predetermined time and finished, the score display device 22 displays how much the simulated cannonball 12 has been hit and hit for each vehicle 5, so that the player 10 can play it. You can fully enjoy.

In the above-described embodiment, since the simulated shell 12 is indistinguishable, only the hits and the hits are detected. However, the simulated shells 12 are color-coded by the number of vehicles 6.
The hit detection means 17 is capable of detecting the color, or the simulated shell 12 is provided with a magnetic body, a metal body, etc., and a magnetic detection switch or a metal detection switch capable of detecting these magnetic body, metal body, etc. Player 17
It is possible to detect and display the number of times each of the targets 16 has fired the simulated shell 12 and hit the target 16, and it is possible to further enhance the interest of play.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing an embodiment of a bombardment game facility of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional side view of a main part of the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of the above embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Play area, 2 ... Floor 2, 3 ... Protective wall 3, 4 ... Protective net 4, 5 ... Power distribution net, 6 ... Vehicle, 7 ... Car body, 8 ... Current collecting bar, 9 ... Wheels, 10 ... Player, 11 ... a simulated bazooka,
12 ... Simulated shell, 13 ... Automatic bullet collector, 14 ... Seat, 15 ... Protective net, 16 ... Target, 17 ... Bullet detection means, 18 ... Bullet transmission device, 19 ... Collision detection means, 20 ... Collision transmission device, 21 … Receiving device, 22… Score display device

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A plurality of vehicles equipped with a mock gun that allows a player to board and drive freely and to shoot mock shells, and a surrounding area where the vehicle can travel and the mock shells do not go outside. And a game area provided with a protection means in the vehicle, wherein the vehicle is provided with a bullet collecting means for collecting a simulated shell that has been scattered in the game area. 2. A target attached to the vehicle, a hit detection means for detecting that the target is hit by a simulated shell, and a bullet detection means for counting and displaying how many hits each vehicle has hit. The bombardment game facility according to claim 1, further comprising a hit count display means. 3. The simulated shells are classified into types corresponding to the number of vehicles or the number of groups of vehicles, and the collecting means provided in the vehicle is limited to simulated shells of a specific type among the simulated shells. A target capable of collecting bullets, attached to the vehicle, hit detection means for detecting what kind of simulated shell hit the target, and each vehicle or group of vehicles hit by the hit detection means 2. The bombardment game facility according to claim 1, further comprising: hit count display means for counting and displaying.