WO2006025459A1 - ゲーム装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a game device for enjoying a game by inserting medals (meaning including coins such as 100 yen coins and 50 yen coins).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent No. 3527722
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional circumstances, and an object thereof is to easily regulate the thickness and diameter of medals that can be inserted by a medal insertion locusr.
- a game device of a first invention for solving the above-described problems is
- a medal slot for example, medal slot 43 shown in FIG. 1.
- a medal receiving portion (for example, the inserted medal receiving portion 60 shown in FIG. 2) for receiving the inserted medals from the medal insertion slot;
- An insertion medal guide (for example, an insertion medal guide 71 shown in FIG. 3), one end of which communicates with the medal insertion slot and guides the medal to the medal receiving portion;
- a gap forming portion (for example, a plurality of holes or notches corresponding to different medal thicknesses)
- a passage restricting member (for example, a passage restricting member 90 shown in FIG. 5) that has a gap forming portion 91a, 91b) shown in FIG. 5 and is provided in the vicinity of one end of the insertion medal guide.
- the medal slot is formed by the gap forming portion of the passage restricting member.
- a medal slot can be formed. Accordingly, the thickness and diameter of medals that can be inserted from the medal insertion slot can be easily regulated, and unauthorized use of medals can be prevented.
- the second invention is the game device of the first invention
- the passage restricting member has a plurality of the gap forming portions at positions adjacent to each other in a predetermined direction, and is positioned by sliding in the predetermined direction.
- the second aspect of the invention it is possible to position one gap forming portion by sliding the passage restricting member in a predetermined direction. Therefore, by sliding and positioning the passage restricting member, the thickness and diameter of medals that can be inserted from the medal insertion slot can be easily restricted, and unauthorized use of medals can be prevented.
- the third invention is the game device of the first or second invention
- the medal slot is provided in an operation unit for performing game operations (for example, the operation unit 40 shown in FIG. 1).
- a slope for example, slope 47 shown in FIG. 1 for allowing continuous insertion of medals into the medal insertion slot is formed on the upper surface of the operation unit due to its own weight.
- the gap forming part is a notch
- the passage regulating member is positioned by sliding along the upper surface of the slope
- the notch of the gap forming portion and the upper surface of the slope form the side surface of the medal slot.
- the medal insertion slot can be formed by the notch of the gap forming portion and the end face of the slope into which the medal is inserted.
- a fourth invention is a game device according to any one of the first to third inventions.
- the inserted medal guide has a medal sorting mechanism.
- medals to be inserted can be selected.
- a fifth invention is the game device of the fourth invention.
- the medal sorting mechanism includes a pair of rails (for example, guide frames 711 and 713 shown in FIG. 4A) having at least one rail having opposing grooves for supporting the end of the medal, and between the rails. Only medals with a diameter that can be supported are slid down, and medals with a diameter that cannot be supported between the rails are dropped from between the rails.
- rails for example, guide frames 711 and 713 shown in FIG. 4A
- the medals are selected by dropping, from the rails, medals having a diameter smaller than the diameter that can be supported between the pair of rails, which are inserted from the medal slot. Can do.
- a sixth invention is the game device of the fifth invention.
- the pair of rails are configured such that the length between the rails can be adjusted.
- one gap forming portion is positioned at a position near one end of the insertion medal guide.
- a medal slot can be formed. Therefore, the thickness and diameter of medals that can be inserted from the medallion slot can be easily controlled, and unauthorized use of medals can be prevented.
- FIG. 1 is a front view of a medal game device.
- FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the main part of the housing along the passage path of medals inserted from the medal insertion slot.
- FIG. 3 An explanatory view in which the right side surface of the housing is cut away.
- FIG. 4A is a top view of the main part of the operation unit showing the periphery of the medal slot.
- FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 4A.
- FIG. 5 is a front view of a passage restricting member.
- FIG. 6A is a view for explaining a modification of the passage restricting member.
- FIG. 6B is a view for explaining a modification of the passage restricting member.
- FIG. 6C is a view for explaining a modification of the passage restricting member.
- FIG. 7A is an overview diagram when the game device is applied to an arcade game machine.
- FIG. 7B is a view for explaining the passage restricting member 1220 of the arcade game machine in FIG. 7A.
- This embodiment is an embodiment when the game device of the present invention is applied to a medal game device.
- FIG. 1 is a front view of the medal game device 1
- FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the main part of the casing 10 along the passage path of the medal M inserted from the medal slot 43
- FIG. FIG. 4A is an explanatory diagram in which the right side surface of the housing 10 is cut away
- FIG. 4A is a top view of the main part of the operation unit 40 showing the periphery of the medal insertion slot 43.
- This medal game device 1 is a so-called pusher type medal game device.
- the case 10 of the medal game device 1 is provided with a game unit 30 that forms a game space SP therein on the base 20, and is operated on the lower front side of the game unit 30, that is, on the front side of the base 20.
- a portion 40 is formed.
- the surface of the game unit 30 is formed of a glass window, and the game space SP and the outer space are partitioned by the glass window.
- the directions in the following description refer to the direction from the viewpoint of the player who plays the game play, and the vertical and horizontal directions in FIG. 1 are the vertical and horizontal directions, and the operation unit 40 side of the medal game device 1 is the front side
- the back side of the medal game device 1 is the back side.
- the operation unit 40 includes a medal storage unit 41 that stores medals M, and a medal entry port 43 that inserts medals M.
- the medal M in the housing 10 is located behind the medal storage unit 41.
- slopes 47 having a downward gradient for guiding the medal M to the medal slot 43 are formed. Group 47 allows medal M to be continuously inserted into medal slot 43.
- a game board surface 310 is arranged substantially vertically on the upper back side of the game space SP, and a display unit 311 for displaying a game screen corresponding to the progress of the game is provided in the center of the game board surface 310. ing.
- two discharge ports 313 for discharging the medals M are provided at the upper left and right sides of the game board surface 310 with the display unit 311 interposed therebetween, and medals released by the vertical movement are provided below the discharge port 313.
- a movable flipper 315 for changing the course of M is provided.
- a game board surface 330 connected to the lower end of the game board surface 310 is arranged in such a posture that the rear side force is inclined downward toward the near side.
- a rotating disk 331 in which a plurality of pins 331a and 331b for changing the path of the medal M is provided below the game board surface 330.
- a chicker portion 350 having an inclined surface portion 351 and a plurality of winning holes 353 is disposed at a predetermined distance from the rotating disk 331.
- the chair section 350 includes a passage sensor (not shown) for detecting the passage of medals M that have entered from a plurality of winning openings 353.
- a privilege (for example, occurrence of various events) force S is given to the player.
- the medal M that has passed over the rotating disk 331 falls off the winning opening 353 and falls along the inclined surface portion 351, the force that enters the winning opening 353 along the inclined surface portion 351 of the portion 350 of the cigarette.
- the side edge of the rotating disk 331 and the clearance force between the rotating disk 331 and the chucker part 350 also drop.
- a game field 370 for placing medals having a pusher plate 371 that reciprocates back and forth at a constant speed is provided.
- the pusher plate 371 is a plate-like plate installed horizontally on the game field 370, and the medal M that has dropped the game space SP is placed on the upper surface.
- the pusher plate 371 pushes out the medal M that has fallen onto the game field 370 to the front side (front side) so that the medal M placed on the game field 370 is in a ball-throw state (not shown). To drop).
- the medal M that has fallen into the winning medal duct is paid out from the payout opening 45 to the medal storage part 41 through a payout path (not shown) provided in the housing 10.
- a payout means for example, a hopper
- a medal calculator 390 for paying out bonus medals M is provided on the right side of the center of the game space SP.
- the medal projector 390 is formed so as to bend and incline from the upper right rear side of the game space SP, and is arranged so that the front end of the medal projector 390 is positioned above the game field 370. As the game progresses, the bonus medal M paid out from the medal projector 390 falls onto the upper surface of the pusher plate 371 and the game field 370.
- Such a configuration includes a support mechanism 50 that supports the operation unit 40 so that the operation unit 40 can be pulled out in the front-rear direction, an insertion medal receiving unit 60 that stores a medal M inserted from the medal insertion port 43, and a medal insertion port 43.
- a medal guide mechanism 70 having a downward gradient for guiding the medal M to the inserted medal receiving section 60, an inserted medal conveying mechanism 80 for transporting the medal M received in the inserted medal receiving section 60 to the discharge port 313 above the housing 10, and And a passage restricting member 90 for setting the thickness and diameter of the medal M that can be inserted to an arbitrary size.
- the support mechanism 50 includes a pair of support arm members 51 fixed so as to extend from the left and right rear ends of the operation unit 40 toward the back side, and inside the left and right side walls of the housing 10, respectively.
- a guide rail 53 that supports each support arm member 51 so as to be movable in the front-rear direction.
- Each support arm member 51 has a long plate shape.
- each guide rail 53 is a rail having, for example, a U-shaped cross section that supports and supports a support arm member 51 on the inside, and is fixed along the front-rear direction inside the left and right side walls of the housing 10. The The guide rail 53 allows the operation unit 40 to be pulled out to the front side of the housing 10 via the support arm member 51 by sliding the support arm member 51 along the longitudinal direction thereof.
- Each guide rail 53 is formed with a long hole 531 along the front-rear direction.
- Protrusions 511 attached to the planes of the support arm members 51 on the guide rail 53 side are engaged with the holes 531. Therefore, when the projection 511 hits the front end portion or the rear end portion of the long hole 531, the range of movement of the operation portion 40 in the front-rear direction is restricted.
- the position and length of the long hole 531 are such that when the rear end of the long hole 531 and the projection 511 come into contact with each other, the operation unit 40 is fully closed, and when the front end of the long hole 531 and the protrusion 511 come into contact with each other. Is set so that the operation unit 40 is pulled out to the front until all the inserted medal guide 71 described later is exposed.
- a lock mechanism may be provided to hold the operation unit 40 when the operation unit 40 is fully opened and fully closed.
- the medal guide mechanism 70 is fixed and supported by the operation unit 40, and is fixedly supported by the insertion medal guide 71 whose upstream end communicates with the medal insertion port 43, and the housing 10 main body.
- the insertion medal guide 71 whose upstream end communicates with the medal insertion port 43, and the housing 10 main body.
- there are a conveyance path 73 whose downstream end communicates with the inserted medal storage section 60 and a pay-off and drop member 75 provided at the upstream end of the conveyance path 73.
- an insertion sensor 77 is provided at the downstream end of the insertion medal guide 71, and the insertion sensor 77 detects the medal M passing through the insertion medal guide 71.
- the inserted medal guide 71 has a medal sorting mechanism. That is, the inserted medal guide 71 is composed of a pair of guide frames 711 and 713 that individually support both ends in the diameter direction of the medal M. Each guide frame 711, 713 has three long plates stacked one above the other, and a narrow middle plate sandwiched between them is moved to one side so that the three plates have a substantially U-shaped cross section. By arranging them in this way, a groove is formed between the upper and lower plates.
- FIG. 4A is a view in which the upper plates of the guide frames 711 and 713 are not shown.
- FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 4A.
- the guide frames 711 and 713 are arranged so that the opening sides of the above-mentioned grooves face each other to form a facing groove, and the opposing grooves support both ends in the diameter direction of the medal M. Then, the medal M is guided in the longitudinal direction of the guide frames 711 and 713. Note that both guide frames 711 and 713 need not be provided with grooves, and any one of them may be provided with a groove as long as the medal M can be supported.
- the insertion medal guide 71 is configured so that each of the three plates moves up and down.
- the guide frame is composed of a pair of guide frames 711 and 713 that are arranged so as to have a substantially U-shaped cross-section.
- the middle plate and the lower plate are integrally formed, and one upper plate is used as the upper surface.
- the throw-in medal guide 71 may be configured by covering (Fig. 4C).
- the direction in which the parallel interval is variable while maintaining a parallel state with the other guide frame (guide frame 711) Insert 71 lb of set screw through the long hole 71 la formed along!
- the guide frame 711 can be slid in the left-right direction along the long hole 71 la. This makes it possible to arbitrarily adjust the width in the diameter direction of medals passing between the two guide frames 711 and 713.
- the medals having a diameter less than the gap between the lower plates of the guide frames 711 and 713 are guided along the inserted medal guide 71 even if inserted from the medal slot 43. Without falling down.
- the dropped medal M is received and collected by a medal collection tray 79 arranged below the insertion medal guide 71.
- the medal collection tray 79 is fixed to the operation unit 40. By pulling out the operation unit 40, the medal M in the medal collection tray 79 can be collected easily.
- each guide frame 711, 713 is supported by the operation unit 40 only at the upstream end on the medal slot 43 side, and when the operation unit 40 is fully closed, its downstream end Is fixed to the operation unit 40 so as to be positioned at an upstream upper proximity position of the transport path 73. Therefore, when the operation unit 40 is pulled out, the insertion medal guide 71 is pulled out together with the operation unit 40 to the front side of the housing 10 and is separated from the transport path 73 and exposed. Therefore, the maintenance work, such as the removal work of medals when the medal M is clogged in the insertion medal guide 71 communicated with the medal insertion slot 43, or the cleaning work of dust such as dust collected in the opposing groove of the insertion medal guide 71 is performed. Can be done easily.
- the cross section in the transport direction of the medal M is substantially U-shaped with the top opened, and the medal M moves inside.
- the medal M is guided to the inserted medal accommodating part 60 and dropped and accommodated in the inserted medal accommodating part 60.
- the paying and dropping member 75 is disposed so as to face the downstream side end of the insertion medal guide 71 when the operation unit 40 is fully closed, and the downstream end force of the insertion medal guide 71 is slipped. Out The medal M released at a dash is dropped into the transport path 73. By the payout member 75, the medal M released from the inserted medal guide 71 is guided to the transport path 73.
- the passage restricting member 90 is provided on the upper surface of the operation unit 40 and is disposed at the end of the slope 47 communicating with the upstream end of the insertion medal guide 71 to form the medal insertion port 43.
- the medal insertion port 43 is configured to be inserted by sliding the medal M on the slope 47 sideways.
- the passage restricting member 90 is disposed so as to cover the end portion of the slope 47 with the lower end portion of the edge of the front end portion being along the upper surface of the slope 47.
- the passage restricting member 90 is fixedly supported on the operation portion 40 by a set screw 95 that passes through a long hole 93 formed along the left-right direction at the rear end portion. Accordingly, the passage restricting member 90 can be slid in the left-right direction along the elongated hole 93 by loosening the set screw 95.
- FIG. 5 is a front view of the passage restricting member 90.
- the front end portion of the passage restricting member 90 has two gap forming portions 91a and 91b formed by rectangular notches adjacent to the left and right at the lower end portion of the end edge.
- Each of the gap forming portions 91a and 91b is formed such that the notch widths 11 and 12 are uniform and the notch depths dl and d2 are different from each other.
- the notch widths 11 and 12 are set to a length substantially the same as the diameter of the largest medal that can be used, for example, and the notch depths dl and d2 depend on the thickness of the medal that can be used. Is set.
- the medal insertion slot 43 is formed by positioning the gap forming portions 91a and 91b in the medal insertion slot 43 by moving the passage restricting member 90 in the left-right direction. That is, the gap forming portion 91 a or 91 b and the upper surface of the slope 47 form the side surface of the medal slot 43. First, one of the gap forming portions 91 a and 91 b is slid left and right along the upper surface of the slope 47. Then, the length of the openings of the gap forming portions 91a and 9 lb is determined at the end of the side wall 47a or 47b of the slope 47. As a result, a slit-shaped medal slot 43 is formed at the end portion of the slope 47 by the notch of the selected gap forming portion and the end surface of the slope 47.
- the thickness of the passable medal M can be arbitrarily selected by appropriately selecting any one of the gap forming portions 91a and 91b having different notch depths. Become. Then, in a state where any gap forming portion is installed at the end of the slope 47, the left side portion or the right side portion of the gap forming portion is simply shifted and positioned with respect to the medal insertion port 43. The thickness and diameter of the medal M that can pass can be set arbitrarily.
- the passage restricting member 90 is fixed by the set screw 95 after being positioned as described above.
- the set screw 95 for fixing the passage restricting member 90 is hidden inside the housing 10 when the operation unit 40 is fully closed, and is exposed to the outside when the operation unit 40 is pulled out. Thereby, the thickness and diameter of medals that can be used in the medal game apparatus 1 can be adjusted only when the operation unit 40 is pulled out by the administrator during maintenance or the like.
- the inserted medal guide 71 can be exposed to the outside by pulling the operation unit 40 toward the front side. Therefore, the administrator can easily perform maintenance work, which includes cleaning of the inserted medal guide 71 and post-clogging processing.
- a medal slot 43 can be formed according to the thickness and diameter of the token to be inserted. Therefore, the thickness and diameter of medals that can be inserted from the medal insertion slot 43 can be easily controlled, and unauthorized use of medals can be prevented.
- the force that the passage restricting member 90 has the two gap forming portions 91a and 9 lb formed of rectangular notches is not limited to this.
- the number of gap forming portions provided at the front end portion of the passage restricting member may of course be three or more.
- the passage restricting member 910 may have three gap forming portions 91la, 911b, and 911c that are notches corresponding to the thicknesses of three types of medals.
- the passage restricting member 920 may be a member having gap forming portions 921a, 921b, and 921c made of slits (holes) corresponding to the thicknesses of a plurality of medals.
- the passage restricting member 930 may be a member having gap forming portions 931a to 931d in which the depth of the notch is formed stepwise. According to this passage restricting member 930, it is possible to cope with the thickness of four types of medals.
- the game device of the present invention is applied to a medal game device has been described as an example.
- the present invention is applicable to any game as long as the game progresses by inserting medals. It can also be applied to devices. Specifically, for example, the present invention can be applied to various arcade game devices in which medals are inserted and a slot game or a video game is played.
- FIG. 7A is a diagram showing an example of an overview when the present invention is applied to the arcade game machine 1200.
- the player starts the game by inserting a medal into the medal slot 1216, and operates the operation button 1212 or! Or the operation lever 1214 while listening to the game sound output from the speaker 1208. Then, enjoy the game while watching the game image displayed on the display 1206.
- the arcade game machine 1200 shown in FIG. 7A is configured such that, in addition to the operation button 1212 and the operation lever 1214, an operation unit 1210 having a medal slot 1216 formed by a passage restriction member 1220 can be pulled out. .
- the medal slot 1216 is configured to allow the medal to be inserted vertically.
- an insertion medal guide (not shown) communicating with the medal insertion slot 1216 supports the medals individually from above and below and guides them to the insertion medal storage part (not shown).
- the passage restricting member 1220 has gap forming portions 1220a, 122 formed of slits (holes) corresponding to the thicknesses of three types of medals that form the medal slot 1216. Ob, 1220c. Then, it is possible to adjust the thickness of the medal by selecting the gap forming portion by sliding the passage restricting member 1220 in the left-right direction by applying force to FIG. 7B.
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