JPH0199583A - Pinball machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To improve an interest for enjoying different kinds of a special play condition with one machine by enabling a 1st special play condition, on which a hit ball can easily win a prize according to display conditions based on a prize winning in a start prize winning hole, and a 2nd special play condition on which a state of accepting no hit ball and a state of easily accepting a hit ball are repeatedly converted based on a prize winning in a specified prize winning hole. CONSTITUTION: When the hit ball wins a prize in a start prize winning hole 4, the change of indication on a variable display device 40 is started and after the lapse of fixed time or when a stop button is depressed, the indication is stopped. When the same numerals are displayed, the 1st special play condition is generated. When the hit balls win prizes in specified prize winning holes 5 and 5, on the other hand, they are detected by specified prize winning detectors 5a and 5a, left and right variable members 23 and 23 of a variation prize winning device 10 are once turned by the operation of a solenoid, the hit balls flow into a prize winning space 21 inside the variation prize winning device 10 and win prizes in a special prize winning hole 26 or a general prize winning hole 27. When the hit ball occasionally wins the prize in the special prize winning hole 26, it is detected by a special prize winning detector 26a and the 2nd special play condition called great success is generated.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a pachinko game machine that allows different game contents to be played within the same game section.
When the display content of the variable display device is determined due to winning in the start winning opening, the first special game mode occurs depending on the determined display content, and a state in which winning is possible by winning in the specific winning opening. This invention relates to a pachinko game machine in which a second special game 1m is generated by a hit ball winning a prize in a special prize opening of a variable prize winning device.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, in pachinko gaming machines, a number of electric prize winning devices called so-called yakubutsu have been developed in order to increase the interest of the game by adding variation to the game content.

For example, there is a special game mode that has a variable display device, in which the variable display device is activated due to the winning of a ball in the starting winning hole, and the winning rate is greatly increased depending on the operation result of the display device. There are also winning devices that are designed to generate prizes.

In addition, it has a special winning hole and a general winning hole in the winning space provided inside, and is normally disconnected from the gaming area by a pair of movable wings (movable members), but it is not connected to the gaming area. When a game ball enters a specific winning hole provided, the movable wings are opened and closed once or twice, and the gaming area and the winning space are communicated, and at this time, the game ball that has jumped into the winning space enters the winning space. There is a winning device in which when a prize is won in a special prize opening, the movable wings are opened and closed a predetermined number of times (for example, 18 times) in succession to generate a special game mode in which the winning rate is greatly increased.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]However, in conventional pachinko gaming machines, only one of the above-mentioned prize winning devices that generate special game modes is installed per pachinko gaming machine. Therefore, there is a problem that the special game mode is always one and monotonous and lacks interest, making it easy to get bored.

This invention was made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object thereof is to provide a highly entertaining pachinko game machine in which different kinds of special game modes can be enjoyed with one pachinko game machine.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the pachinko gaming machine according to the present invention includes a start winning hole and a specific winning hole, and a start winning hole in the gaming area surrounded by the guide rail. A variable display device that generates a first special game mode in which the display changes for a certain period of time due to a winning of a ball hitting the mouth and then stops, and it becomes easier to win a winning ball depending on the stopped display mode; A movable member that is activated when a ball hits the mouth and a winning space that converts between a first state in which it does not accept a batted ball and a second state that easily accepts a batted ball as the movable member operates, and a general winning opening and a winning space in the winning space. A second state in which a special winning hole is provided, and when a ball hits the special winning hole when the state is changed to the second state, the movable member is continuously operated and the first state and the second state are repeatedly changed. The system is equipped with a variable prize winning device that can change to a special game mode.

[Function] The display content of the variable display device is determined due to winning in the start winning opening, and the first special game mode occurs depending on the determined display content, while the movable game mode is generated by winning in the specific winning opening. When the batted ball enters the special winning hole in the winning space of the variable winning device whose member is activated and the winning is possible, the first special game mode occurs. Two different special game modes are played.

[First Embodiment] Fig. 1 shows an example of the configuration of a game board 1 of a pachinko game machine to which the present invention is applied. A guide rail 3 is provided to guide the ball hit by the player (omitted) to the upper part of the game a1. This guide rail 3 and game board 1
A gaming area 2 is formed in a space surrounded by the front glass plate.

In the center of the second gaming area 2, a variable winning device 10 having a top winning hole 11 at the upper end is installed, and directly below it is a starting winning hole 4, and diagonally below it on the left and right are specific winning holes 5, 5 are provided respectively.

Further, a ball hitting direction changing member 6 called a windmill and a general winning device 7 are installed on the left and right sides of the variable winning device 10.

Further, a tulip-type general winning device 8 is installed at the left and right positions on the lower side of the game area 2, and obstacle nails 9 are installed at appropriate positions in the game area 2, respectively.

A base frame 2 constituting the outer shell of the variable prize winning device 10
0 is a winning space 21 whose front side is open, and batted ball inlets 22 and 22 are provided at the upper left and right sides of the winning space 21. A movable member 23.23 is rotatably attached to each of these batted ball inlets 22.22. These movable members 23.23 move from the stacked state shown in FIG. 1 to the slightly upward horizontal state shown in FIG. 2 once (for example, for 0.4 seconds) when a ball hits the specific winning hole 5. Or the first one rotates twice (for example, 0.8 seconds x 2 times) and opens, and does not accept a batted ball into the winning space 21.

The state is changed to a second state in which it is easier to receive a batted ball.

Further, the left and right batted ball inlets 22 in the entry prize space 21
-22, a disk-shaped variable member 30 is installed so as to be movable up and down. A variable display device 40 is installed in the upper part of the winning space 21 in a slightly recessed state, and its front side is covered by a transparent window 2Of (FIG. 5(A)).

At the bottom of the winning space 21, there is provided a downward guide slope 20a which is gently sloped so that the front side is lower, and a pair of batted ball guide members 50.
50 is installed so that it can be opened and closed.

In addition, a special winning slot 26 is provided at the center of the lower part of the front side of the winning space 21, and general winning slots 27.2 are provided on both left and right sides of the winning space 21.
7 is provided.

Then, the start winning hole 4 and the specific winning hole 5, 5
A start winning detector 4a and specific winning detectors 5a, 5a are provided in each channel of the special winning opening 26 for detecting the batted ball that has flowed into the flow path, and a start winning detector 4a and specific winning detectors 5a, 5a that detect the batted ball that has flowed into the flow path of the special winning opening 26. A special prize detector 26a is installed to detect the ball that has entered the special prize opening 26, and a prize detector 29 is installed in the collective flow path of the special prize opening 26 and the general prize opening 27.27 to detect the batted ball flowing into them.

The pachinko game machine having the general structure described above is generally controlled as follows by a control means (described later) such as a computer system installed therein.

When electricity is supplied to the pachinko game machine by operating a power switch (not shown), all three displays on the variable display device 40 installed in the variable prize winning device 10 are stopped and a constant number is displayed. Left and right movable members 23 of the variable prize winning device 10
．． 23 is in a vertically upward state, and the variable prize winning device 1o
The first state is maintained in which no batted balls are accepted into the winning space 21 of the ball.

Then, the game area 2 is
When a batted ball is fired into the starting winning hole 4 and the hitting ball enters the starting winning hole 4, it is detected by a starting winning detector 4a installed in the starting winning hole 4. The display change of the variable display device 40 is started based on the detection signal, and stops when a certain period of time has elapsed or when a stop button (not shown) is pressed. When the number display on the stopped variable display bag w40 becomes r5, 5, 5J or r7, 7, 7J, for example, a first special game mode occurs.

On the other hand, when the batted ball enters the specific winning openings 5, 5, it is detected by the specific winning detector 5a installed in the specific winning openings 5, 5,
5a. Based on the detection signal, the left and right movable members 23.23 of the variable winning device 10 are rotated once by the operation of a solenoid (described later) as a power source, and accordingly, the winning space 21 in the variable winning device 10 is rotated once. The state is changed to a second state in which a batted ball can flow into the state. At this time, the variable member 30 still maintains a stopped state.

When converted to the second state, when a batted ball enters the winning space 21, the batted ball is guided by the movable member 23, 23 and the variable member 30 and falls onto the falling bottom plate 20a, etc. After that, it rolls toward the front on the bottom plate 20a,
Win a prize in the special winning slot 26 or the general winning slot 27.

As a result, if no prize is won in the special winning hole 26, the movable member 23.23 returns to the vertical state again and maintains the first state in which no batted ball is received in the winning space 21. In that case as well, the number of batted balls that have won into the general winning opening 27.27 is detected by the winning detector 29 installed below the variable winning device 10, and the detected number is determined by the prize ball processing device (not shown). The prize balls are ejected for the corresponding number of times.

The above operation is repeated every time a ball hits the special winning hole 5, and if the ball accidentally lands in the special winning hole 26, it will be detected by the special winning detector 26a installed in the special winning hole 26, and the special winning hole 26 will detect it. Based on the detection, a second special gaming aspect called a jackpot occurs.

In addition, if the first special game mode occurs while this second special game mode is being executed, the first special game mode is executed after the second special game mode ends. It is set to be executed.

Here, the contents of the first and second special game modes will be explained.

The first special game mode is a game mode that gives the player a chance to win many prize balls, for example, the left and right movable members 2
3.23 opens in an inverted "C" shape for a certain period of time (for example, 30 seconds or until 10 batted balls win prizes), opening the winning space 21 to a state where batted balls can flow into it. This special game mode is repeated up to 10 times on the condition that a prize is won in the special winning hole 26.

On the other hand, the second special game mode is a game mode that gives the player a chance to win many prize balls in a mode different from the first special game mode, for example, 18 of the movable member 23.
The opening/closing operation of the 18th opening/closing operation is considered to be one cycle (however, if 10 batted balls enter the winning slot 26 or 27 before the end of the 18th opening/closing operation, the period up to that point is one cycle), and during each cycle, For example, the operation is performed for up to 8 cycles with the condition that the batted ball enters the special winning hole 26 as a continuous condition, and if the batted ball enters the special winning hole 26 during each cycle, even if the cycle Even so, the cycle is immediately ended at that point and the next cycle is started.

At the beginning of each cycle of this second special game mode (described later), the ball guide members 50 and 50 are stopped in a closed state as shown in FIG. Although the chances are decreasing, in the middle stage (described later) and the final stage (described later), the batted ball guiding members 50 and 50 open and a guiding path is formed between them, making it easier for the batted ball to enter the special prize opening 26. Opportunities are increasing. By doing so, the m duration of each cycle is increased, and the possibility of updating the cycle of the second special game mode, that is, the possibility of continuation, is increased.

Next, based on FIGS. 2 to 8, the above variable prize winning device 1
The configuration and operation of 0 will be explained in detail.

The variable prize winning device 10 has a frame unit 2 constituting its front side.
OA, the variable display unit 40A attached to the upper rear side of the OA, the rear unit 60A attached to the rear of the frame unit 20A, the winning probability changing member unit 55A attached immediately after that, and the left and right sides of the rear unit 60A. Lamp unit 9 attached to both sides
0A.

Assembly and maintenance thereof are facilitated by assembling a plurality of units, such as 90A and actuating units 65A attached at regular intervals to the rear of the rear unit 60A.

Each of those units 20A, 60A, 55A, 90A, 4
0A and 65A are configured as follows.

The frame unit 2OA constitutes the front side of the variable prize winning device 10, and a mounting plate portion 20b is formed in the shape of a flange around the front side of the base frame 20 that forms the main body.

This mounting plate part 20b is the board surface 1 in the game area 2 of the game board 1.
Mounting opening 1b (Fig. 6) provided in a (Fig. 6)
It is attached tightly to the front side of the In this installed state, the front part of the variable prize winning device 10 protrudes into the gaming area 2, and the rear part extends into the board surface 1 of the gaming board 1.
It is in a state of protruding from the back side of a.

As shown in FIG. 2, the top prize opening 11 is provided at the center of the upper end of the base frame 20 and in a portion that protrudes toward the front side from the mounting plate portion 20b. It is led to the back side of the game board 1 via an outflow gutter 11a provided on the back side of the mounting plate portion 20b.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, the base frame 20 is provided with the winning space 21, and on the left and right sides of the winning space 21, there are sub-winning spaces 21a, 21a communicating with the winning space 21 on the left and right sides. It is placed in an expanded state. At the bottom of the winning space 21, there is provided a downward guide slope 20a which is gently sloped so that the front side is lower. An arcuate recess 20d is provided at the center of the front side of the downward guide slope 20a, and the tips of the ball hitting guide members 50, 50 are installed through the insertion space 20e provided below the arcuate recess 20d. It has become so. In addition, the secondary prize space 2
At the bottoms of 1a and 21a, there is a auxiliary downstream guide slope 20c that is gently sloped so that the downstream guide slope 2Oa side is lower.
20c is provided.

In addition, a special prize opening 26 is provided at the center of the lower part of the front side of the winning space 21a, and general prize openings 27 and 27 are provided on both sides of the special prize opening 26.
is provided.

In addition, batted ball inlets 22 and 22 are provided in the left and right positions of the upper front side of the base frame 20 in the shape of a notch, and these batted ball inlets 2
At 2.22, wing-shaped movable members 23 and 23 are rotatably installed while being fixed to rotating shafts 23a and 23a, respectively. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, these movable members 23.23 have a main flow piece part 23b that guides the ball into the winning space 21 and a side flow piece part 23c that guides the ball into the auxiliary winning space 21a. Each of them has the following.

Note that FIG. 3 only shows the movable member 23 on the left side when viewed from the front. As shown in FIG. 3, the secondary flow piece part 23c has a shape that is bent slightly rearward and upward about a bending line 23d oblique to the main flow piece part 23b, and enters into the winning space 21. It is placed in a state of By doing so, when the movable member 23.23 opens in an inverted "C" shape and the main stream piece part 23b becomes slightly horizontally upward, the side of the side flow piece part 23c is lowered on the side of the sub-winning space 2Oc. Since the ball is gently tilted to the top of the main flow piece 23b and reaches the side flow piece 23c, the variable member 30 rises and the variable member 30 appears above the movable piece 23.23.
A secondary winning space 2 is provided along the outer periphery of the batted ball guiding portion 31a (described later).
It is guided to fall onto the side stream downward guide slope 20c in 1a.

Otherwise, when the movable member 23.23 is in the middle of transitioning to the second state (inclination angle approximately zero) in which it easily accepts a batted ball, or in the middle of returning to the first state (maximum inclination angle 90°) in which it does not accept a batted ball, the movable member 23.23 The ball that reached the downward guide slope part 2Oa
Often falls upwards. In addition, the movable member 23.2
3 opens in an inverted "C" shape and the main piece part 23a is slightly horizontally upward, when the batted ball guiding part 31a (described later) on the outer periphery of the movable member 30 does not appear on the movable member 23.23. It often falls through the front end slope of the variable member 30 onto the front side of the downstream guide slope 20a.

Also, the base frame 2 located above the movable member 23.23
A special game mode display section 28.degree. 28 covered by a translucent frame is provided at the left and right positions on the upper front side of o.

The variable display unit 40A is installed at the upper part of the base frame 20 between the special game mode display sections 28 and 28 of the frame unit 2OA configured as described above, at a position slightly retracted to the back. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the variable display unit 40A includes three seven-segment display sections 41, 42, which are installed horizontally in a row on the front side.
43, and special game mode display lamps 44 and 44 installed on both sides of the variable display device 40.

These display sections 41, 42, 43 and display lamps 44,
44 is a through hole 20e provided on the back side of the upper part of the base frame 2,
It reaches the upper part of the winning space 21 and the special game mode display section 28, 28 through 20f and 2of, respectively.

The 7-segment type display sections 41, 42, and 43 are displayed for a certain period of time (that time) by a computer system, which will be described later, based on the detection signal when a hit ball enters the start winning hole 4 and is detected by the start winning detector 4a. (If a stop button (not shown) is pressed during the period, the display is changed independently and randomly, and then the change in the display is stopped. Also,
The display lamps 44, 44 are designed to blink during the special game mode.

Further, the rear unit 60A is the frame unit 20A.
It is attached to the back of the base frame 20 constituting the prize winning space 21 in such a manner as to close off the rear side of the prize winning space 21. This rear unit 60A is composed of the disc-shaped variable member 30 and a first support member 60 that supports the variable member 30.

The variable member 30 has a semicircular shape as shown in FIG.
(B)) and the outer periphery weave above it becomes the batted ball guiding part 31a, and a part of the tip thereof protrudes toward the front side of the disc-shaped upper frame 3
1, and a disc-shaped gear 32 rotatably supported within the lower recess of the upper frame 31. The rear end of the upper frame 31 is rotatably supported horizontally on bearings 62, 62 on both the left and right sides of an opening 61 provided at the center of the first support member 60, as shown in FIG. By fixing the support shaft 63, the front end side thereof can be raised and lowered. The middle portion of the support shaft 63 is a square shaft portion 63a, and an engaging protrusion 63b that engages with a cam 38 (FIG. 5), which will be described later, is provided at the center rear end portion of the square shaft portion 63a. The rotation range of both sides of the square shaft portion 63a of the support shaft 63 is restricted by stoppers 61a, 61a provided on the back side of the first support member 60, so that the front end side of the variable member 30 is not more than a predetermined angle. It is designed not to drop.

Incidentally, a plurality of special game mode display lamps 64a (FIG. 6) are installed within the upper frame 31. These lamps 64a are connected to the square shaft portion 6 of the support shaft 63 via the support frame 64.
3a, the lamp 64a moves integrally with the variable member 30, and the light from the lamp 64a can be seen from the outside through the transparent portion 31b on the outer periphery of the upper frame 31.

On the other hand, on the lower side of the disc-shaped gear 32, as shown in FIG. 5(A),
As shown in (B), a plurality of special game mode display lamps are installed in a concentrically distributed manner while being covered with a translucent hemispherical cover 33.

The rear half of the gear 32 projects rearward through the opening 61 of the first support member 60.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the batted ball guide member unit 55A includes a second support member 55, and a pair of batted ball guide members 50 and 50 supported on the support member 55 so as to be openable and closable.
The pair of ball-hitting guide members 50.5 are slidably supported by the support member 55 and receive power from a solenoid (not shown).
It is composed of a slide member 56 etc. that opens the 0. The second support member 55 of this ball-hitting guide member unit 55A
is integrally installed on the back side of the lower part of the first support member 6o, so that the ball guiding member 50. The tip side of '50 is the through hole 2 at the bottom of the base frame 20 that constitutes the frame unit 2OA.
It reaches into the arcuate recess 2Od in front of it via Oe.

More specifically, the base end portions of the batted ball guiding members 50 and 50 are rotatably supported by shafts 51 51 that are erected on the front side of the second support member 55 at regular intervals. As a result, the tip sides of the ball-hitting ball guide members 50 and 50 can be opened and closed with respect to each other.

Further, a support piece 5 erected at the rear end of this support member 55
As shown in FIG. 7, there are support pins 5 on the left and right front sides of 5a.
5b and 55b are provided to protrude horizontally and forward, respectively.

By fitting the long holes 56a and 56a into these pins 55b and 55b, the slide member 56 can move freely in the horizontal direction perpendicular to the ball guide member 50 and 50 while slidingly contacting the front surface of the support piece 55a. It is set in.

Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the supporting piece 55a has an elongated relief hole 55c, and the elongated hole 56 of the slide member 56 has an elongated escape hole 55c.
An elongated engagement hole 56b, which is shorter than the escape hole 55c, is provided between a and 56a.

On the other hand, an engagement piece 50a is protruded from the base of one of the pair of ball-hitting guide members 50.50, and the engagement piece 50a is connected to the engagement hole 56b of the slide member 56 and the support piece 55.
It is inserted into the escape hole 55c of a. Then, the engaging protrusions 50b provided on the opposing parts of the base of each of the ball guiding members 50.50 engage with each other, and the tension spring 52 tensioned between the ball guiding members 50,50 causes the ball guiding members 50. 50.50 They are pulled in the direction of closing each other and are normally in a closed state.

Then, in the latter half of the special game mode, a solenoid (not shown) is activated, and the solenoid causes the slide member 56 to
is moved to the right in FIG.

Accordingly, the engagement piece 50a hits one edge of the engagement hole 56b of the slide member 56 and is rotated clockwise in FIG. 7. Therefore, the tip side of the ball guiding piece 50 on the side to which the engaging piece 50a is attached moves clockwise, and the engaging protrusion 50b accordingly.

Due to the contact between the balls 50b, the other ball guiding piece 50 is rotated counterclockwise against the force of the tension spring 52. As a result, it opens as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 7, and the opening between its tips is approximately the same width as the special prize opening 26, and the opened portion forms a triangular guideway. Due to this, the ball is special prize winning hole 2
It will be easier to win in 6.

By the way, there are inverted U's at the front left and right positions of the second support member 55.
A letter-shaped support ring 57.57 is formed, and the support ring 57.5
7 is passed through pillars 60b, 60b provided on both sides of the lower part of the back side of the second support member 60, and the second support member 55 is fixed with screws or the like in close contact with the lower back side of the first support member 60. .

Note that a ball-hitting guide member 50 is provided at the lower end of the first support member 60.
．． A notch 60c is provided for passing 50 forward.

Further, the actuation unit 65A is connected to the frame unit 20.
It supplies power to operate the movable members 23, 23 incorporated in A and the variable member 30 incorporated in the first support member 6o, and as shown in FIG. 2, the rear unit 60
It is attached to the rear of A.

More specifically, as shown in FIG. 8, this actuating unit 65A includes a bearing tube 60a and a strut 60b (FIG. 3) that are protruded from the rear of the first support member 6o that constitutes the rear unit 6°A. A second support member 65 is attached to the rear of the first support member 60 at a constant interval through the
As described below, various operating parts such as a solenoid 71 and a motor 35 are attached to the second support member 65.

That is, a pair of left and right solenoids 71 are installed on the rear side of the second support member 65, as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, these solenoids 71 are each equipped with a telescoping (elevating and lowering) operating rod 72, and the movable members 23, 23 are attached to the lower end of each operating door 2.72 as will be described later. L-shaped operating plate 73.73 to open and close
is installed. Also, each operating rod 72.72
A compression spring 74 is fitted in each of the operating rods 2.72 to return the operating rods 2.72 to the extension direction, and a tension is provided between the lower end of each operating rod 72.72 and the lower end of the second support member 65 to increase the return force. A spring 75 is tensioned.

When the solenoid 71.71 is energized, the operating rod 72 contracts in the upward direction against the force of the spring 74.75, and when the solenoid 71.71 is demagnetized, its own weight and the force of the spring 74.75 This causes the operating door 2.72 to descend in the extending direction.

On the other hand, a lower plate 65a, a middle plate 65b, and an upper plate 65c are protruded from the front side of the second support member 65 at predetermined intervals. And, on the lower plate 65a,
A motor 35 is installed to provide operating power to the variable member 30 constituting the rear unit 60A. Also,
The intermediate plate 65b includes a drive gear 36 that is directly connected to the drive shaft 35a of the motor 35 via a shaft portion 36a, and an intermediate gear that meshes with the drive gear 36 and applies rotational force to the gear 32 of the variable member 3o. 34 is rotatably installed. Further, the upper plate 65c rotatably supports the upper end portion of the rotating shaft 34a to which the intermediate gear 34 is fixed.
A cam 38 that applies an operating force (rotational force) to the variable member 3o of the rear unit 60A is fixed to a portion of the rear unit 4a located between the middle plate 65b and the upper plate 65c. Further, the upper end of the shaft portion 36a of the drive gear 3d protrudes above the intermediate plate 65b, and a detection piece 39 is protruded from the protruding upper end as shown in FIGS. 5(A) and 6. On the other hand, the second
A U-shaped sensor 10 for detecting the detection piece 39 is provided at a position in the center of the front side of the support member 65 through which the detection piece 39 can pass.
0 is set.

With the actuating unit 65A configured in this manner, the movable members 23, 23 and the variable member 30 of the frame unit 2OA are each operated by receiving power as described below.

First of all, the movable member 23.2 of the frame unit 2OA
3 is actuated by the solenoid 71.71 of the actuating unit 65A as follows.

That is, the rotating shaft 23a to which the movable member 23.23 is fixed;
Reference numeral 23a denotes a rotation shaft 23a that passes through the bearing tubes 60a, 60a of the first support member 60 constituting the rear unit 60A and reaches the rear.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, a crankshaft 61, 61 is fixed to the rear end of 23a.

These crankshafts 61.61 are the rods 7 of a pair of solenoids 71.71 installed on the back of the variable prize winning device 10.
Through hole 73 of actuation plate 73.73 attached to 2.72
a, inserted into 73a. The actuation unit 65
The solenoid A 71°71 is normally in a demagnetized state, and each of its rods 72, 72 returns downward as shown in the left half of FIG. .61, the left and right movable members 23, 23 are in a vertical state, that is, the batted ball inlet 22.61 of the variable prize winning device 1o.
22 is closed to maintain the first state in which no batted ball is accepted into the winning space. Then, when the left and right solenoids 71.71 are energized due to a hit ball winning in the specific winning hole 5 or a special game mode occurs, the springs 74.75 are activated as shown in the right half of FIG. By rising and contracting against the force, the left and right movable members 23.23 open in a substantially horizontally upward inverted "C" shape via the actuating plate 73.73 and the crankshaft 61.61, thereby winning the prize. A second state is reached in which the ball can be received into the space 21.

Secondly, the variable member 30 of the rear unit 60A
is operated by the motor 35 of the operating unit 65A as follows.

That is, the engagement protrusion 6 of the support shaft 63 to which the variable member 30 is fixed
The lower cam surface of the cam 38 of the operating unit 65A is in contact with the upper surface of the cam 3b, and the motor 35 is operated to rotate the cam 38 from the middle of each cycle in the special game mode. As the cam 38 rotates, the variable member 30 is rotated in the vertical direction via the engagement protrusion 63b. With this rotation, the ball-hitting guide portion 31a of the variable member 3O projects slightly upward from the upper surface of the movable member 23, which is opened in a substantially horizontal inverted "V" shape, as shown in FIG. 5(B). It repeats raising and lowering from the steady position (shown by the solid line in the figure) to the upper limit position shown by the chain line. When the distal end side of the variable member 30 becomes horizontal or descends as a result of this elevation and descent, the ball that reaches the movable member 23 is guided along the batted ball guide section 31a by the inclined distal end section of the variable member 30 (
(the front side is lower), and from there it falls onto the downward guide slope 20a. On the other hand, when the tip side of the variable member 30 is in a raised state, the ball that has reached the movable member 23 is guided into the sub-winning space 21a along the side of the tip portion of the variable member 30 and the ball guide portion 31a. Then, the liquid falls onto the secondary downstream guide slope 20a.

On the other hand, the gear 32 of the variable member 30 is meshed with the intermediate gear 34 of the operating unit 65A, and the motor 3 is engaged with the intermediate gear 34 of the operating unit 65A.
5 is activated, it rotates accordingly. At this time,
Since the lamp in the hemispherical cover 33 on the lower side is blinking, the display effect of the special game mode is further enhanced.

Further, the lamp unit 90A (the other lamp unit 90A is not shown in FIG. 3) is attached to the back side of both left and right ends of the first support member 60 constituting the rear unit 60A. These lamp units 90A include lamps 91 and 92 facing forward and lamps 9 facing inward on a lamp board 90 attached to a first support member 60.
3 are attached.

And among these, the forward facing lamp 91.92
are the first support member 60 through the through holes 60d and 60e at the left and right positions of the first support member 60 of the rear unit 60A, respectively.
Translucent window frame 60h, 60h attached to the front side of
(Figure 6) It has reached the middle. The window frame 60h, 60h
As shown in FIG. 6, are arranged in the sub-winning spaces 21a, 21a of the base frame 2o constituting the frame unit 20A. On the other hand, the lamps 93, 93 facing inward are arranged on the back side of the transparent first support member 60.

By flashing these lamps 91, 92, and 93 when a special game mode occurs, the decorative display effect during the special game mode is made more effective.

The variable prize winning device 10 configured as described above operates as follows.

First, when the power switch (not shown) is turned on (ON), the variable display sections 41 and 4 of the variable display device 40 are turned on.
2.43 is stopped with an arbitrary number displayed,
The movable members 23, 23 are closed, the variable member 30 is stopped, and the lamps 44, 91, 92, 6 display special game modes.
All lights such as 4a are off.

When a hit ball enters the specific winning hole 5, the solenoids 71 and 71 are activated and the movable members 23 and 23 are opened and closed once. At that time, when the hit ball jumps into the winning space 21 and flows into the special winning hole 26, the second special game mode occurs.

When this second special game mode occurs, after a certain preparation period, the lamps 44, 91, which display the special game mode,
92, 94a, etc. start blinking, and the movable member 23
．． 23 starts opening/closing operations up to 8 cycles, with 18 openings/closings being one cycle, as described above. However, the renewal of the cycle requires that a hit ball enter the special winning hole 26 during each cycle.

At the beginning of the second special game mode, the variable member 3o is stopped at a fixed position (FIG. 5(B)).

Therefore, the ball that has landed on the movable member 23 falls onto the tip slope of the variable member 30, which is slightly tilted forward, onto the ball guide slope 20a, and travels along the slope 20a to the special prize opening 26. Or roll in the general winning direction 27 direction. However, at the beginning, the batted ball flow downward guide inclined portion 20a
Ball guiding member 50°50 in the arcuate recess 20d on the near side
is closed as shown by the solid line in FIG. Therefore, the winning probability of a ball hitting the special winning hole 26 is low.

After the middle of each cycle in which the movable member 23.23 is operated a predetermined number of times or more, a solenoid (not shown) is energized at regular time intervals to open and close the batted ball guiding member 50.50. A batted ball guiding groove is formed between 50 and 50, and the batted ball is easily guided into the special winning hole 26 by the batted ball guiding groove. In this way, the conditions for continuation of the second special game mode are more likely to be satisfied.

On the other hand, when the batted ball enters the start winning hole 4, the display on the variable display sections 41, 42, 43 of the variable display device 40 changes randomly, and when a certain period of time has elapsed or a stop button (not shown) is pressed, The display stops changing and displays a constant number. The number display is r5, 5, 5J
or r7,7゜7'', the first
A special game mode is generated.

Even when this first special game mode occurs, after a predetermined preparation period, the lamps 44 and 9 that display the special game mode
1, 92, 64a, etc. start flashing, and the solenoid 71.71 is energized for a certain period of time (for example, 30 seconds or until 10 batted balls win), and the movable member 23.23 moves into a substantially horizontal inverted "C" shape. It opens in a letter-like shape, and a hit ball easily flows into the winning space 21.

However, when the second special game mode is occurring, the first
When a special game mode occurs, the second special game mode is started after the second special game mode ends.

However, even if a hit ball enters the special winning hole 26 while the first special game mode is occurring, the second special game mode will not occur and the conditions for continuation of the first special game mode will be satisfied. Only.

Next, an embodiment of a control system for controlling the pachinko game machine configured as described above will be described based on the block diagram shown in FIG.

In this control system, a specific winning detector 5 is provided on the input side of the computer system 200 as a controller.
Detection switches SW and SW as a and 5a are connected via SR flip-flops 201 and 202 and one-shot circuits 203 and 204, respectively, and
The detection switch SW3 as the special prize detector 26a is set to S.
The SR
A counter 209 is connected to the output portion of the flip-flop 207 via a one-shot circuit 208 for counting the number of winnings of balls hit into the special winning hole 26 during the first and second special game modes.

On the other hand, on the output side of the computer system 200, there is a special game mode display unit 210 that flashes lamps 44, 91, 92° 64a, etc. that display special game modes, and a variable prize winning device 1.
0 movable member 23.2311 Solenoid for movement 71.7
A solenoid drive unit 211 that operates the solenoid drive unit 1 is connected to the solenoid drive unit 211 .

Then, one of the two specific winning detectors 5
The detection signal from a is sent to the SR flip-flop 201 (or 2
02) and the one-shot circuit 203 (or 204) to the computer system 20o, the solenoid drive unit 211 from the computer system 200
An output signal is sent to the solenoid 71, 71 is energized based on the output signal, and the movable members 23, 23 of the variable prize winning device 10 open in a substantially horizontal inverted "C" shape.

In this case, the opening/closing time setting timer 221 connected to the computer system 200 sets the excitation time of the solenoid 71.71 to, for example, 0.8 seconds, and the movable member 23.2
3 is open for 0°8 seconds. Note that when the one-shot detection signal is sent from the specific winning detector 5a to the computer system 200 as described above,
A reset signal is sent from the computer system 200 to the SR flip-flops 201 and 202, and the SR flip-flops 201 and 202 are returned to their original reset states.

Then, when the movable members 23, 23 are opened as described above, and the ball that flies into the winning space 21 of the variable winning device 10 enters the special winning hole 26, a second special game mode occurs. In this case, the valid time period during which the second special game mode is generated by the winning of a ball into the special winning hole 26 is set to, for example, 4 seconds by the valid time setting timer 230 connected to the computer system 200. In other words,
The second special game mode occurs only when the special winning detector 26a is turned on within 4 seconds after the specific winning detector 5a is turned on.

Thus, when the second special game mode occurs, an output signal is output from the computer system 200 to the special game occurrence display section 210, and the special game mode display lamp 44.91
, 92.64a, etc. are flashed. The blinking period is set to 0.25 seconds by an oscillator 290 connected to the computer system 200, and at the same time, the solenoid is driven according to the control procedure (described later) of the second special game mode stored in the computer system 200 as a program. The movable members 23 and 23 are opened and closed by sending an output signal to the section 211 and activating the solenoids 71 and 71.

While this second special game mode is being executed, a ball hits the special prize opening 26 and the special prize detector 26a detects the hit ball.
When detected, the detection signal is sent to the computer system 200 via the SR flip-flop 207 and the cycle of the second special game mode is updated. In that case, the counter 209 is incremented by a pulse generated by the one-shot circuit 208 at the rising edge of the Q output of the SR flip-flop 207. In other words, this counter 209 counts the number of winning balls hit into the special winning hole 26 during the second special game mode, and the counted number is displayed as the cycle update number in the cycle number display section (not shown) at the maximum. 8" is displayed. At the end of the second special game mode, the number counted by this counter 209 is cleared. Note that the computer system 200
A timer 222 is connected to the timer 222 for setting the open time of the movable member 23.23 during the second special game mode, that is, the excitation time per time of the solenoid 71.71.

In this second special game mode, the number of operations of the solenoid 71 per cycle and the number of winnings in the winning openings 26 and 27 are counted by a counter (not shown).
When the number of operations exceeds 10 or the number of winnings exceeds 5, current is supplied to a solenoid (not shown) via a driver (not shown) in response to a command from the computer system 200, and the solenoid (not shown) is activated. , the pair of ball guide members 50, 50 are opened, and a ball guide path is formed between them, so that the winning probability of the ball hitting the special winning hole 26 is increased.

Further, a detection switch SW2 as a start winning detector 4a is connected to the input side of the computer system 200 via an SR flip-flop 205 and a one-shot circuit 206. Also, computer system 2.
Stop switch SW with stop button on the input side of 00
(not shown) is connected via a DC flip-flop 261, and a count switch SW4 as a win detector 29 is connected via a DC flip-flop 262, a one-shot circuit 263, and a counter 264. Further, the DC flip-flops 261 and 26
A scanner 265 is connected to the clock terminal C of No. 2.

On the other hand, on the output side of the computer system 200, seven-segment display sections 41 and 4 constituting the variable display device 40 are provided.
2.43 are the SR flip-flops 271,
272, 273, random number generators 274, 275, 276, and decoders 277, 278, and 279. In addition, each SR flip-flop 271, 272
, 273 are input to the computer system 200, and the output sides of the random number generators 274, 275, 276 are connected to the computer system 200 via the decoder 240.

When a batted ball enters the start winning hole 4 and a detection signal is input from the start winning detector 4a to the computer system 200 via the SR flip-flop 205 and the one-shot circuit 206, the computer system 200 outputs a respective SR flip-flop. Pu271,2
72, 273, random number generators 274, 275, 276, and variable display section 41 via decoders 277, 278, 279.
The output signal is sent to ゜42.43 and the variable display section 41゜4
2. The display of 43 is changed randomly for a certain period of time.

The time during which the display changes of these variable display sections 41, 42, and 43 continue is set to, for example, 6 seconds by a timer 220 connected to the computer system 200. However, if the stop button is pressed before these 6 seconds have elapsed, the stop signal will be sent to the DC flip-flop 261.
A stop signal is input from the computer system 200 to the R input portions of the SR flip-flops 271, 272, 273, and the change in the display of the variable display sections 41, 42, 43 is stopped.

When the change in the display on the variable display sections 41, 42, 43 is stopped, the numerical display at the time of the stop is read by the computer system 200 via the decoder 240, and the display is changed to, for example, "5° 5. 5'' or r7,7,7
The first special game mode is generated when the number J is squared, and the first special game mode is not generated at other times.

When the first special game mode is generated, an output signal is output from the computer system 200 to the special game generation display unit 210, and the lamps 44, 91, 92 for displaying the special game mode
, 64a, etc. are flashed.

The blinking period is set to 0.5 seconds by an oscillator 291 connected to the computer system 200, so that it can be identified as the second special game mode (0.25 seconds). An operation command is issued to the solenoid drive section 211 in accordance with the stored first special game mode processing move (described later), and the solenoid driver 1°71 is operated, so that the movable member 23
, 23 open for a certain period of time in a substantially horizontal inverted "C" shape. The open time is regulated by an open timer 223 connected to the computer system 200, and is set to, for example, 30 seconds.

However, all the batted balls that have won in the special winning slot 26 and the general winning slot 27 during this first special game mode are detected by the winning detector 29, and each time the detection signal is
The signal is input to a counter 264 via a C flip-flop 262 and a one-shot circuit 263 and counted. When the counted number reaches 10, the movable member 23
．． Before 30 seconds of the opening time of 23 elapses, the computer system 200 issues a termination command to the solenoid drive unit 211, and the movable member 23.23 is closed.
The special game mode ends. Upon completion, the computer system 200 issues a reset signal to the counter 264, and the counter 264 is reset.

In addition, in this first special game mode, the opening time for one time (one cycle) is 30 seconds (if 10 batted balls win a prize within that time, the time until that time), and the special winning hole is opened during each cycle. This will continue for up to 10 cycles on the condition that the ball hits the prize in 26 cycles.

Further, a first game counter 280 and a second game counter 281 are connected to the computer system 200. These first game counter 280 and second game counter 281 are up-down type counters, and the first game counter 280 and second game counter 281 are up-down type counters.
The game counter 280 counts the number of times a special game mode occurs, and the second game counter 281 counts the number of times a second special game mode occurs. In that case, the addition and subtraction inputs for counters 280 and 281 are both applied by computer system 200, and computer system 200 adds each individual counter 280 and 281 each time the first and second special gaming features occur. , is subtracted when processing the first and second special game modes.

FIG. 10 shows an example of a control procedure of the variable prize winning device 10 executed by the computer system 200 in a normal (general) game mode until the first or second special game mode occurs.

When the general gaming process is started, in routine R2, it is determined whether the first gaming counter 280 is "1" or more.
That is, it is determined whether or not there is an unprocessed first special game mode remaining, and if there is, the routine moves to routine R4 and it is determined whether or not the movable member 23, 23 of the variable prize winning device 10 is stopped. , if the game has stopped, the process further proceeds to routine R6 and the first special game mode force 1 is generated.

On the other hand, in the routine R2, the first game counter 280 is "
1" or more, that is, when it is determined that there is no unprocessed first special game mode remaining, or when the movable members 23 and 23 of the variable prize winning device 10 are not stopped in the routine R4. If it is determined, the process moves to routine R8.

In routine R8, it is determined whether or not the second game counter 281 is "1" or more, that is, whether or not there remains an unprocessed second special game mode, and if there remains, routine R8 is executed.
Moving to IO, movable member 23.23 of variable prize winning device 1o
It is determined whether or not it has stopped, and if it has stopped, the process further proceeds to routine R12 and a second special game mode is generated.

On the other hand, in the routine R8, the second game counter 281 is "
1'' or more, that is, when it is determined that there are no unprocessed second special game modes remaining, or in the routine RIO, the movable member 23.23 of the variable prize winning device 10
If it is determined that the is not stopped, routine R14
to move to.

However, at the beginning of the first general game processing, routine R2
, R8, the first game counter 280, the second game counter 2
Since it is impossible for any of the 81 to be greater than "1", routines R2°R8 to R4,R
The routine moves directly to routine R14 without moving to IO.

In routine R14, when a batted ball enters the start winning hole 4, the detection switch SW2 of the start winning detector 4a is activated.
It is determined whether or not the variable display device 40 is turned on. If it is turned on, it is determined whether or not the variable display device 40 is in operation. If it is in operation, the flow goes directly to routine R22. On the other hand, if the variable display device 40 is not in operation, the routine moves to routine R18 to operate the variable display device 4o, and in the next routine R20, the timer 2
20 and then moves to routine R22.

In routine R22, it is determined whether the stop switch SW of the stop button has been pressed and turned on. If it is turned on, the routine moves to routine R24, and if the variable display device 40 is in operation, then routine R28 is entered.
to move to.

On the other hand, if the stop switch SW is not pressed in the routine R22, or if it is determined in the routine R24 that the variable display section M40 is not in operation even if the stop switch SW is pressed, the routine moves to routine R26. Then, when it is determined in routine R26 that the timer 22o has timed out, the routine moves to routine R28.

When the routine R24 or R26 shifts to the routine R28, the variable display device 4
0 and moves on to the next routine R30. and,
If the decoder 240 is turned on in routine R30, that is, the numerical displays on the variable display sections 41, 42, and 43 of the variable display device 40 are aligned with r5, 5, 5J or r7, 7, 7J, the routine - Use Chin R32 to set the first game counter 280 to "
After counting up ``+1'', the routine moves to routine R34.

Otherwise, the process directly proceeds to routine R34.

In the routine R34, it is determined whether or not the hit ball has entered the specific winning hole 5 and the detection switch SW1 of the specific winning a prize detector 5a has been turned on, and if it has not been turned on, the process directly proceeds to the routine R44.

On the other hand, when the detection switch SW1 is turned on, the process moves to routine R36, and the movable member 23 of the variable prize winning device 40
．． 23 is stopped. If it is determined that the machine is stopped, the movable member 23 23 of the variable prize winning device 40 is operated in routine R38, and the timer 221 is started in the next routine R40. Then, in the next routine R42, the valid timer 230 of the detection switch SW of the special prize detector 26a is activated.

The routine moves to routine R44. On the other hand, the routine R34
Detection switch SW of the winning detector 5a in the specific winning opening 5
routine R3.
When it is determined in step 6 that the movable members 23, 23 of the variable prize winning device 10 are not stopped, the process directly proceeds to routine R44.

In routine R44, it is determined whether or not the timer 221 has timed out, and if it has, routine R46 is executed.
After stopping the movable members 23 and 23 of the variable winning bag filo, the process moves to routine R48, and when the winning amount has not exceeded, the process directly moves to routine R48.

In routine R48, it is determined whether the hit ball has entered the special winning hole 26 and the detection switch SW of the special winning a prize detector 26a has been turned on. If the detection switch SW is not turned on, the routine returns to routine R2 and the routines starting from routine R2 are repeated again.

On the other hand, if the detection switch SW of the special winning hole 26 is turned on in routine R48, routine R50
It is determined whether or not the timer 230 has timed out. If the timer 230 has not timed out, the process moves to routine R52 and the second game counter 281 is counted up by "+1", and then the process returns to routine R2. The following routine is repeated.

However, even when the detection switch SW of the special winning hole 26 is turned on in routine R48, if it is determined that the timer 230 has timed out in routine R50,
The winning in the special winning opening 26 does not count up the second game counter, and the routine returns to routine R2 and the subsequent routines are repeated.

Thus, when returning to routine R2 and executing the routines subsequent to routine R2, the first game counter 280
If the value of the variable prize winning device 10 is greater than or equal to "1", the first special game mode is activated, and if the second game counter 281 is greater than or equal to "1", the second special game mode is activated. This is executed on the condition that the member 23°23 is stopped.

FIG. 11 shows an example of a control procedure for the first special game mode executed by the computer system 200.

When the first special game mode occurs, first the routine R60
At this time, the open timer 223 is activated, and the counter 264 that counts the number of winning balls entered into the winning slots 26 and 27 of the variable winning device 10 is cleared, and in the next routine R62, the movable member 23 of the variable winning device 10 is cleared. .23
Turn on the opening/closing solenoid 71.71 and move the movable member 2.
3 and 23 are opened in a substantially horizontal inverted "V" shape, and then the routine moves to routines R64 and R66.

Then, the movable member 23.23 is maintained in the open state for a while, and the timer 223 times out (for example,
30 seconds have elapsed) or the counter 264 becomes "1o", and the process moves to the next routine R68 (routine R68).
64, R66).

Then, in routine R68, the counter 264 is cleared,
In the next routine R70, the movable member 23 of the variable prize winning device 10
．． 23 After turning off the opening/closing solenoid 71 and closing the movable member 23.23, proceed to the next routine R7.
Move to 2.

In routine R72, it is determined whether or not a hit ball has entered the special winning hole 26 and the detection switch SW3 of the special winning a prize detector 26a has been turned on. If the detection switch SW is not turned on, the process moves to routine R78 and the counter 20 counts the number of winnings entered into the special winning hole 26.
After clearing 9, the first game counter 280 is counted down by "1" in the next routine R80, and the first special game mode is ended. On the other hand, if it is determined in the routine R72 that the detection switch SW3 is not turned on,
The routine moves to routine R74.

In routine R74, it is determined whether the counter 209 of the special winning hole 26 has reached "10". and,
If it is not "10", the routine goes to routine R76 and the special winning detection switch SW is turned off, and then the routine returns to routine R60 and the routine from routine R60 onwards is repeated.

However, in the routine R74, the counter 209 has already been set to "
10'', the routine moves to R78 to clear the counter 209, and then, in routine R80, the first game counter 280 is counted down by 1 to end the first special game mode.

FIG. 12 shows an example of a control procedure for the second special game mode executed by the computer system 200.

When the second special game mode occurs, first the routine R10
0, the timer 222 is started, and the counter 264 that counts the number of winning balls entered into the prize openings 26 and 27 of the variable prize bag W1o is cleared, and in the next routine R102, the variable prize is determined according to the timer 222. Solenoid 7 for opening and closing movable member 23.23 of device 10
1 and 71, the movable members 23 and 23 are opened and closed, and the routine moves to the next routine R104.

In routine R104, it is determined whether the hit ball has entered the special winning hole 26 and the detection switch SW of the special winning a prize detector 26a has been turned on.

If it is "on", the process moves to routine R106 and checks whether the counter 209 that counts the number of winnings in the special winning slot 26 has reached "8", that is, the cycle of the second special game mode. It is determined whether or not the number of updates has reached eight times, and if it has not reached eight times, the detection switch SW3 of the special winning detector 26a is turned off in the next routine R108, and then the process returns to routine R100.
The following routine is executed.

On the other hand, if the detection switch SW3 of the special prize detector 26a is not turned on in the routine R104, the routine moves to the routine RIIO, R112, and the movable member 23.2
3 opens and closes 18 times, or until the number of winning balls hit into the prize opening 26.27 reaches 10 and the counter 264 reaches "1o", the process returns to routine R104 and the movable member 23.23
is repeatedly opened and closed, and the variable winning device 10 is movable until the movable member 23.23 opens and closes 18 times or the number of winning balls hit into the winning opening 26.27 reaches 10 and the counter 264 reaches "10". Member 23.23 Opening/closing solenoid 71.7
1 is turned on and off, the movable member 23.23
is opened and closed. Then, when the timer 222 times out or the counter 264 reaches "10", the process moves to routines R1 and 14 to clear the counter 264,
Furthermore, in the next routine R116, the solenoid 71.71 for opening and closing the movable member 23.23 of the variable prize winning device 10 is turned off to close the movable member 23.23.

After the counter 209 is cleared in the next routine R118, the second game counter 280 is counted down by "1" in the next routine R120 to end the second special game mode.

FIG. 13 is a timing chart showing the operating timing of the movable members 23, 23, the variable member 30, and the batted ball guide members 50, 50 when the first special game mode occurs. - In the figure, while the first special game mode occurs and the solenoid 71.71 is energized and the movable member 23° 23 is open for 30 seconds, a player jumps into the winning space 21 of the variable winning device 10 and wins a prize. When the counter 264 of the winning detector 29 counts 5 balls that hit the winning holes 26 and 27, the falling edge causes the motor 3 to be activated.
5 is driven to move the variable member 30 up and down, and at the same time, a solenoid (not shown) is energized to move the ball guiding member 5.
By opening the 0.50, it becomes easier for a batted ball to enter the special winning hole 26, and it becomes easier for the continuation condition of the first special game mode to be satisfied.

Further, FIG. 14 is a timing chart showing the operating timing of the movable members 23, 23, the variable member 30, and the ball-hitting guide members 50, 50 when the second special game mode occurs.

In the figure, when the second special game mode occurs, the solenoids 71 and 71 open and close up to 18 times at the time intervals (0.8 second intervals) determined by the timer 222.
1 cycle). In each cycle of this second special game mode, the opening and closing operations of the movable members 23 and 23 start from the time when the solenoid 71. If we divide it into sections such as the middle stage is the time until the game closes, and the final stage is the time from the 11th time to the 18th time, the beginning, middle,
In the process of transitioning to the final stage, the batted ball gradually enters the special winning hole 2.
This is done to increase the probability of getting into the top 6. By doing so, as the beginning of each cycle approaches, the probability that the batted ball enters the special winning hole 26 and the cycle is updated immediately becomes lower, while at the end of the cycle, the batted ball enters the special winning hole 26.
Increasing the probability of winning and updating the cycle,
This increases the duration of each cycle, making it easier to update the cycle and increasing the continuity of the second special game mode.

More specifically, the motor 35 is not driven until each cycle of the second special game mode is started and the movable member 23.23 starts opening and closing for the fifth time by activating the solenoid 71.71. Therefore, the variable member 30 stops at a fixed position, and its batted ball guiding portion 31a moves as shown in FIG. 5(B).
It is at a low position as shown by the solid line. Therefore, the batted ball that reaches the movable member 23° 23 is not guided by the batted ball guide portion 31a toward the sub-winning spaces 21a, 21a.
It flows toward the tip of the variable member 30 and falls onto the downward guide slope 20a in the winning space 21, or the winning opening 26
．． I will win directly on the 27th. However, at this time, the solenoid (not shown) is still in the inactive state, and the ball guiding members 50, 50 are stopped in the closed state, and the special winning hole 2
It is difficult to hit a ball in the 6th position. By doing so, the hit ball enters the special winning hole 26 immediately and the cycle is less likely to be renewed at the beginning of the cycle.

Also, at this early stage, the motor 35 is stopped and the detection piece 39 is inside the sensor 100.
The detection signal remains at a high level.

During each cycle of the second special game mode, solenoid 71.
At the rising edge where the movable members 23 and 23 start opening and closing for the fifth time due to the operation of 71, the operation of the motor 35 is started and the variable member 30 starts moving up and down. Furthermore, the detection piece 39 also begins to rotate. And solenoid 71.7
1 is demagnetized and the movable member 23.23 finishes opening and closing for the 6th time until it starts opening and closing for the 11th time, a solenoid (not shown) is energized, so that the batted ball guiding member 50.50 moves 5 times. The movable members 23 and 23 are opened and closed at the same time pitch as the opening and closing operation time of the movable members 23 and 23.

In this case, movable members 23, 23.

The opening and closing operations of the ball guide member 50.50 and the opening and closing operations of the ball guide member 50.50 are exactly opposite, that is, the ball guide member 50.50 opens when the movable member 23.23 is closed, and the ball guide member 50.50 opens when the movable member 23.23 is open. The ball guiding member 50.5o is closed. Due to the timing of opening being shifted in this manner, when the movable members 23, 23 open and the ball that reaches the winning space 21 reaches the arcuate recess 20d of the downward guide slope 20a, the ball guide member 50, 50 opens just in time. The batted ball is guided by the batted ball guiding groove formed in the opened batted ball guiding member 50.50, and the batted ball easily enters the special prize winning hole 26.

During the cycle of the second special game mode, the solenoid 71.7
1 is activated, and from the time when the movable members 23 and 23 complete the 11th opening and closing, the opening and closing cycle of the batted ball guiding member 50.50 is doubled compared to the middle stage, and the batting ball guiding member 50.
The time when the variable member 50 opens and the time when the variable member 3o rises and reaches the highest point are half synchronized. In this way,
At the end of each cycle, the winning probability of the ball hitting the special winning hole 26 becomes higher than at the middle stage, and as a result, the cycle update probability becomes high and the possibility of continuation of the second special game mode increases.

According to the pachinko game machine according to this embodiment, a plurality of conditions are set for operating the variable winning device 10, and the movable member 23.23 opens and closes the winning space of the variable winning device 10 when the above conditions are met. By changing the opening/closing time of the variable prize winning device 10, different types of special game modes can be played, and as a result, players can enjoy two types of special game modes with one pachinko game machine. .

[Second Embodiment] FIGS. 15 to 19 show an example of the configuration of a pachinko gaming machine according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Of these, FIG. 15 shows an example of the configuration of the game board 1 of a pachinko game machine to which the present invention is applied, and the first
Similar to the embodiment, a game area 2 is formed in a space surrounded by the guide rail 3 installed on the front side and the glass plate on the front side of the game board 1.

In the center of this gaming area 2, a variable prize winning device 300 different from that in the first embodiment is installed, and around it, a start prize opening 4. Specific winning holes 5, 5, a ball hitting direction converting member 6, a general winning hole 7, and a tulip-type general winning device 8 are installed, and obstacle nails 9 are installed at appropriate positions in the game area 2, respectively.

The inside of the base frame 320 constituting the outer shell of the variable winning device 300 is a winning space 321 whose front opening is covered with a transparent plate 301, and the upper center of the base frame 320 is a winning space 321. A batted ball inflow opening 322 is provided. At the bottom of this batted ball inflow opening 322 is a batted ball guide shelf 325 that is gently sloped so that the back side is lower.
is installed. The front end of the guide shelf 325 protrudes toward the front from the transparent plate 301 that covers the front opening of the prize entry space 321. On both the left and right sides of this protruding portion and on both the left and right sides of the opening 322 for batted ball inflow, there are movable members 323, 3 that control the inflow of batted balls into the winning space 321.
23 is rotatably attached. On these movable members 323, 323, an armor part 310 is installed on the movable members 323, 323 to prevent the ball hit from inside the game area 2 from flowing into the winning space 321 when the movable members 323, 323 are closed.
It is provided so as to protrude toward the front side by approximately the same width as the width of the front side. A top prize opening 311 is provided on the upper side of this armor portion 310.

When the movable members 323, 323 enter the special winning hole 5, the movable members 323, 323 open from the vertically closed state shown by the solid line in FIG. state, rotate once (for example, 0.4 seconds) or twice (for example, 0.8 seconds x 2 times) to open, and enter the winning space 321.
The first state in which the ball is not accepted is converted into the second state in which the ball is easily accepted.

In addition, the batted ball guide shelf 3 in the entry prize space 321
A movable member 330 with a robot-like appearance and movable mouth and legs is installed deeper than 25.

At the bottom of the winning space 321, there is provided a downstream guide slope 320a that is gently sloped so that the front side is lower. In addition, a special prize opening 326 is provided at the center of the lower part of the front side of the winning space 321, and a general prize opening 327 is provided on both left and right sides of the special prize opening 326.
, 327 are provided.

Further, at the bottom of the variable winning device 300, a so-called attacker type winning device 350 is integrally provided, which is configured by a transparent opening/closing door 352 being openably and closably attached to a winning opening 351 provided on the front side of the variable winning device 300. It is being A variable display device 360 is installed in the winning opening 351 of the winning device 350, and its numerical display can be seen through the transparent opening/closing door 352.

Furthermore, a ball guide member 36 is provided at the left and right positions on the front side of the variable winning device 300 located diagonally above the left and right sides of this winning device 350.
1,361 is provided protrudingly. These ball guide members 36
The upper end portions of the ball guide surfaces 362, 362 are gently sloped so that the opposing sides are lower.

Then, the start winning hole 4 and the specific winning hole 5, 5
Each flow path includes a start prize detector 4a and specific prize detectors 5a, 5a for detecting a batted ball that has flowed into it, and a flow path for the special prize opening 326 that detects a batted ball that has flowed into it. A special prize detector 326a is installed to detect the hit ball that has entered the special prize opening 326 and the general winning openings 327, 327, respectively.

The pachinko game machine having the general structure described above is generally controlled as follows by a control means (not shown) such as a computer system installed therein.

When electricity is supplied to the pachinko game machine by operating a power switch (not shown), both variable display devices 360 installed in the variable prize winning device 300 display a constant number while being stopped. Left and right movable members 32 of variable winning device 300
3, 323 is in a vertically upward state and maintains the first state in which no batted balls are accepted into the winning space 321 of the variable winning device 300.

Then, the game area 2 is
When a batted ball is fired into the starting winning hole 4 and the hitting ball enters the starting winning hole 4, it is detected by a starting winning detector 4a installed in the starting winning hole 4. Based on the detection signal, the display change of the variable display device 36'0 is started,
It stops when a certain period of time has elapsed or when a stop button (not shown) is pressed. When the numbers displayed on the stopped variable display device 360 become, for example, r5, 5J or r7, 7J, a first special game mode occurs.

On the other hand, when the batted ball enters the specific winning openings 5, 5, it is detected by the specific winning detector 5a installed in the specific winning openings 5, 5,
5a. Based on the detection signal, the left and right movable members 323, 323 of the variable winning device 300 are rotated once by the operation of a solenoid (described later) as a power source, and accordingly, the winning space 32 in the variable winning device 300 is rotated once.
1 into a second state in which a batted ball can flow into the first state. At this time, the mouth and legs of the variable member 330 are stopped and the mouth and legs remain open.

When converted to the second state, the hit ball enters the winning space 321
When the ball enters the ball, the ball hits the movable members 323 and 32.
3 and reach the guide shelf 325, the guide shelf 3
25 toward the back and fall onto the downward guide slope 320a. Further, this downstream guide inclined portion 320a
The upper part flows down toward you and enters the general prize opening 327 or the special prize opening 326.

As a result, if a prize cannot be won in the special winning hole 326, the movable members 323, 323 return to the vertical state again and maintain the first state in which no batted ball is received in the winning space 321. In that case, general prize winning lot 327, 32
The number of batted balls that won a prize in the 7 passes through the winning detector 29 installed below the variable winning device 300, and a prize ball processing device (not shown) discharges prize balls the number of times corresponding to the detected number of balls. It will be done.

The above operation is repeated every time a ball hits the special winning hole 5, and if the ball accidentally wins in the special winning hole 326, it is detected by the special winning detector 32 installed in the special winning hole 326.
6a, and a second special game mode called jackpot occurs based on the detection signal.

In addition, if the first special game mode occurs while the second special game mode is being executed, the first special game mode is executed after the second special game mode ends. It is set to be executed.

Here, the contents of the first and second special game modes will be explained.

The first special game mode is that the opening/closing door 352 of the attacker-type winning device 350 is open for a certain period of time (for example, 30 seconds, or the time until 10 batted balls win a prize) and the winning opening 351 is opened. It refers to opening the opening so that a batted ball can flow in, and this special game mode can be played up to a maximum of 10 times with the condition that the cycle is updated (continued) that the batted ball that has flowed into the winning opening 351 passes through a predetermined part therein. Repeated.

On the other hand, the second special game mode is the movable member 323.32
3, the 18 opening and closing operations are considered one cycle (however, if 10 batted balls enter the winning slot 326°327 before the end of the 18th opening and closing operation, the period up to that point is one cycle), and each cycle In this, the operation is performed for a maximum of eight cycles, for example, with the condition that the hit ball enters the special winning hole 326 as a continuous condition, and if the hit ball enters the special winning hole 326 during each cycle.

Even if the cycle is in the middle, the cycle is immediately terminated and the next cycle is started.

In the first half of each cycle of this second special game mode, the foot portions 333, 3 of the variable member 330 as a batted ball guiding member.
33 (described later) is stopped in an open state as shown in FIG.
323 is opened and closed 10 times, or after five batted balls have entered the prize winning space 321), the foot portions 333 and 333 as a batted ball guiding member open and close, during which time the batted balls are guided in the direction of the special winning hole 326. This increases the chances of winning a prize when the ball hits the special prize opening 326. By doing so, the duration of each cycle is lengthened, and the possibility of continuation of the second special game mode is increased.

In addition, in the first half of each cycle of the second special game mode, as will be described later, the mouth of the variable member 330 remains open and one leg remains open in the shape of a "C". However, in the latter half (for example, after the movable members 323, 323 are opened and closed 10 times, or after 5 balls hit the winning space 321) ) is the variable member 330
The mouth of the ball remains open, and the legs open and close to increase the chance of winning a ball into the special winning hole 326. By doing so, the duration of each cycle is lengthened, and the possibility of continuation of the second special game mode is increased.

Next, the variable winning bag fl 300 and the attacker-type winning device 350 integrated therewith will be explained based on FIGS. 16 to 19.

A mounting plate portion 320b is formed in the shape of a flange around the base frame 320 constituting the outer shell of the variable prize winning device 300 on the near side. This mounting plate portion 320b is attached in close contact with the front side of the mounting opening provided on the board surface in the game area 2 of the game board 1. In this attached state, the front part of the variable winning prize bag W 300 protrudes into the gaming area 2 and the rear part protrudes to the back side of the board surface of the game board 1.

The armor portion 310 is provided at the center of the upper end of the base frame 320 so as to protrude toward the front side from the mounting plate portion 320b, and a grand prize opening 311 is provided in the four portions 310a formed on the upper side of the armor portion 310. It is provided. The batted ball that has flowed into the big prize opening 311 is guided to the back side of the game board 1 via an outflow gutter 311a provided on the back side of the mounting portion 320b.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 16, the base frame 320 is provided with the winning space 321, and on both left and right sides of the winning space 321, there are sub-winning spaces 321 communicating with the winning space 321.
a, 321a are provided in a bulged state to the left and right.

At the bottom of these sub-winning spaces 321a, 321a, there are provided auxiliary downstream guide slopes 320c, 320c which are gently sloped so that the downstream guide slope 320a side provided at the bottom of the winning space 321 is lower. .

In the winning space 321a whose front opening is covered by the transparent plate 301, there is a special winning opening 326 in the center of the lower part of the front side.
is provided, and general prize winning slots 327, 327 are provided on both sides thereof.

Furthermore, an opening 322 for the ball to enter into the winning space 321 is provided at the upper center of the transparent plate 301 that covers the front opening of the winning space 321 in the variable winning device 300. A guide shelf 325 for the flow of a batted ball is installed at the lower part of the opening 322 for the inflow of a batted ball and is gently sloped so that the back side is lower. The front end of this guide shelf 325 is the entry prize space 3.
It protrudes toward the front side from the transparent plate 301 that covers the front side opening of 21. A winning space 321 is located on both the left and right sides of this protruding portion and on both left and right sides of the batted ball inflow opening 322.
A movable member 323, 323 for controlling the inflow of a batted ball into the ball is rotatably mounted.

Rotating shafts 324, 324 that rotatably support these movable members 323, 323 reach the rear side through bearings 328, 328 provided on both sides of the variable prize winning device 3°O.
Crankshafts 329, 329 are provided at the rear projecting ends, respectively.
is installed.

On the other hand, on the back side of the variable prize winning device 300, a pair of left and right solenoids 71, 71 are installed as in the first embodiment. These solenoids 71, 71 are upside down compared to the first embodiment, but similar to the first embodiment, each Rondo door 2.
A compression spring 74 and a tension spring 75 are attached to 72, respectively, and an actuating plate 73 is attached thereto. The crankshafts 329, 329 are inserted into elongated holes (not shown) provided horizontally in the actuating plates 73.

When the solenoids 71 and 71 are in a demagnetized state, the compression spring 74 and the tension spring 7
Due to the force of 5, the actuating rod 72 is raised in the extending direction, and the movable members 323, 323 are oriented vertically upward and closed. On the other hand, when the solenoids 71 and 71 are energized, the operating rod 72 contracts in the downward direction against the force of the springs 74 and 75, and the movable members 323 and 323 open in a substantially horizontal inverted "C" shape. The state will be as follows.

Further, in the inner part of the winning space 321, a variable member 330 having the appearance of a robot is installed.

The jaw portion of this variable member 330 is connected to the head portion 3 of the variable member 330.
By being constituted by a rotating member 331 rotatably attached to the rear side of 30a via a pin 332,
It can be opened and closed freely.

On the other hand, both foot portions 333, 333 as batted ball guiding members are
By being fixed to a pair of left and right rotation shafts 334 (FIG. 17) rotatably attached to the lower part of the body portion 330b of the variable member 330, the toe sides of the variable member 330 can be opened and closed with respect to each other.

On the back side of the winning space 321 where this variable member 330 is installed, the rotating member 331 as a jaw member of this variable member 330, both leg portions 333 as a batted ball guiding member,
Solenoid 34 that provides power to open and close 333
0 is set.

To the operating rod 341 of this solenoid 340.

A compression coil spring 342 is attached to the operating rod 341 to provide an extension return blade.

Further, an upwardly facing engagement piece 344 is attached to the upper end of the driving member 343 fixed to the tip of the operating rod 341, and a forward facing double tooth rack 345 is attached to the front end.

Also, on the back side of the winning space 321, the rotating member 331 as the jaw member and the engaging piece 34 at the tip of the operating rod 341 are connected to each other.
An actuating piece 347 whose intermediate portion is rotatably supported by a pin 346 is installed between the actuating piece 347 and the actuating piece 347 . On the other hand, a gear 3 is provided at the lower end of each of the rotating shafts 334 and 334 that respectively support both legs 333 and 333 of the variable member 330.
35 degrees 335 are fixed, and these gears 335 mesh with the rack 345.

Then, in the latter half of each cycle of the second special game mode (for example, after the movable members 323, 323 are opened and closed 10 times or after five batted balls have won a prize in the prize winning space 321), the solenoid 340 is activated periodically. The actuating rod 341 expands and contracts by being excited. As the rotation member 34 expands and contracts,
7 is rotated as appropriate, and as the rotation member 347 is rotated, the upper end contact portion 347a of the rotation member 347 appropriately hits the rear end bent portion of the rotation member 331, thereby rotating the rotation member 331 as a jaw, thereby opening the jaw. Open and close. On the other hand, as the rack 345 moves back and forth as the operating rod 341 expands and contracts, the gear 33 that meshes with it
5,335 is rotated, and the foot parts 333,33 are rotated accordingly.
3 mutually perform opening and closing movements. With this opening/closing movement, the ball that has reached between both feet 333, 333 on the downstream guide slope 320a is collected at the center on the downstream guide slope 320a,
As a result, it becomes easier to win a prize in the special winning hole 326.

In this way, in the first half of each cycle of the second special game mode, it is relatively difficult to win a prize in the special winning hole 326, and in the second half, it becomes easier to win a prize. As a result, the duration of each cycle of the second special game mode is longer, and the possibility of continuing the second special game mode is increased, increasing the player's chances of winning prize balls during the second special game mode. .

Furthermore, an attacker-type winning device 350 is integrally provided at the bottom of the variable winning device 300 configured as described above.

This winning device 350 is composed of a winning opening 351 provided at the lower center of the front side of the variable winning device 300, and a transparent opening/closing door 352 attached to the winning opening 351 so as to be openable and closable. . The variable display device 360 is installed on the back side of the inner wall of the entry prize opening 351.

The front side display part of this variable display device 360 can be visually recognized from the front side of the winning bag maso through the opening window 351a provided on the inner wall of the winning opening 351 and the transparent opening/closing door 352. There is.

To explain each component of the variable winning device 300 in more detail, the prize entry opening 351 is received in the lower part of the front side of the variable winning device 300 in the shape of a concave chamber, and the opening window 351a is formed on the inner back wall. In addition, an outlet (not shown) is provided at the bottom toward the input prize detector 29, respectively.

Further, the transparent opening/closing door 352 is provided so that the winning opening 351 can be opened and closed by having both upper ends thereof rotatably supported on both sides of the lower part of the winning opening 351. On both left and right sides of the front side of the opening/closing door 352, fan-shaped stopper pieces 352a are provided.

352a is provided protrudingly, and each stopper piece 352a,
Ways 1 to 352b, 352b, which apply rotational force to the door 351 in the opening direction, are embedded in the protruding end of the door 352a. These weights 352b, 352b have embedded stopper pieces 352a.

Due to the weight of the stopper pieces 352a, the upper end side rotates in a direction toward the front side, and the opening/closing door 352 opens, and with the upper end side facing slightly diagonally upward, the end faces of the stopper pieces 352a, 352a are attached to the mounting plate 311 of the variable prize winning device 300. It is designed to stop when it comes into contact with the lower front side of the.

As a mechanism for closing the opening/closing door 352, the opening/closing door 35
An engaging piece 352c is provided protrudingly from the lower back side of 2. On the other hand, on the back side of the winning opening 351, a locking lever 373 whose tip comes into contact with the engaging piece 352c is installed rotatably around a pin 372, and the locking lever 373 can be rotated. A solenoid 370 is installed. The solenoid 370 is always in a demagnetized state (in the normal game mode and in the second game mode), and the operating rod 374 is in a contracted state. At this time, the locking lever 373 is rotated in a direction in which its free end is lowered by the actuating rod 374, and accordingly, the engagement piece 352G in contact with the locking lever 373 is rotated in a lowered direction, so that the opening/closing door 352 has its free end side It is rotated in the upward direction and the winning opening 351 is returned to the closed state.

Further, a variable display device 360 is installed on the back side of the opening window 351a provided on the back side of the back side of the winning opening 351. This variable display device 360 includes two 7-segment type variable display sections 361, 361 on its front side.

The numerical displays on the variable display sections 361, 361 are independently and randomly changed depending on the winning of the ball to the start winning hole 4, and as a result, the numerical displays are changed to r5.
, 5J or r7, 7J, the first special game mode is generated. By the occurrence of this first special game mode, the solenoid 370 is energized and its operating rod 374 is extended. Then, the extended operating rod 374 rotates the locking lever 373 in a direction in which its distal end side rises, and accordingly, the stopper piece 352a
, 352a and the weights 352b embedded therein.
, 352b, the free end side is rotated in a direction in which it falls forward, and is locked in a state where the free end side is oriented slightly upward as described above.

For example, this open state continues for 30 seconds, or one ball is hit in the winning opening 351 in the open state.
If 0 pieces are won, the solenoid 370 is demagnetized again and the door 352 is closed as described above. At the time of the first special game mode, the opening/closing door 352 may be opened only once, and the condition is that the batted ball that flows into it during the opening wins a prize in a specific part of the winning opening 351. ,
It may be repeated multiple times.

Further, display lamps 315 and the like for displaying the first special game mode and the second special game mode are installed in each part of the variable prize winning device 300.

Control of the above-mentioned operating parts of the variable prize winning device 300 in this embodiment is performed by a control means (not shown).

In this embodiment, the prize-winning device for performing the first special game mode and the prize-winning device for performing the second special game mode are separate parts, and the game modes between them are clearly distinguished.

In addition, in the second special game mode, in the second half of each cycle, the legs 333, 333 of the variable member 330, which has a robot-like appearance, perform opening and closing operations, and this operation causes the legs 333, 333 on the falling bottom plate 320a to It becomes easier for the hit ball to be guided into the special winning hole 326, making it easier to continue the second special game mode.

[Effects of the Invention] The pachinko game machine according to the present invention has a start winning hole and a specific winning hole in a game area surrounded by a guide rail, and a display that changes for a certain period of time depending on the winning of a ball to the start winning hole. a variable display device that generates a first special game mode in which the ball is stopped after the game is played, and it becomes easier for the ball to win depending on the stopped display mode; a movable member that is activated when the ball hits the specific winning slot; A winning space is provided which changes into a first state in which it does not accept a batted ball and a second state in which it easily accepts a batted ball, and a general winning opening and a special winning opening are provided in the winning space, and the conversion to the second state is provided. A variable prize winning device capable of changing to a second special game mode in which the movable member is continuously operated and repeatedly converted into the first state and the second state when a ball hits the special winning hole. Since the configuration is such that the display content of the variable display device is determined due to winning in the start prize opening, and the second special game mode occurs depending on the determined display content, on the other hand, The first special game mode occurs when a ball hits the special winning hole in the winning space of the variable winning device which is activated by the winning into the winning hole and becomes in a winning state. - Two different types of special game modes can now be played on each pachinko machine, allowing players to enjoy multiple types of special game modes on a single pachinko machine, significantly increasing their interest. Become.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 14 show a first embodiment of the pachinko game machine of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a front view showing the game board of the pachinko game machine, and FIG. 2 is a variable prize winning device. Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the variable winning device, Figure 4 is an explanatory diagram of the operating unit, Figure 5 (A) is a longitudinal cross-sectional side view of the main parts of the variable winning device, Figure 5 (B) 6 is a cross-sectional plan view of the variable winning device, FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional plan view of the winning probability changing member unit, FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of the operating unit, and FIG. 9 is a pachinko game machine. A block diagram showing the control system of the machine, FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the control procedure for the general game process, FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing the control procedure for the first special game mode process, and FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing the control procedure for the second special game mode process. The block diagram which shows the control procedure of game mode processing. FIG. 13 is a timing chart of the first special game mode, and FIG. 14 is a timing chart of the second special game mode.
1 Further, FIGS. 15 to 19 show a second embodiment of the pachinko game machine according to the present invention, of which FIG. 15 is a front view showing the game board of the pachinko game machine, and FIG. 16 is a front view showing the game board of the pachinko game machine. is a perspective view of the variable winning device, FIG. 17 is a longitudinal side view of the variable winning device, FIG. 18 is a perspective view of the variable member with both legs open, and FIG. 19 is the variable member with both legs closed. FIG. 1...Game board, 2...Game area, 4...Start winning opening, 5...Specific winning opening, 10,300.
...Variable winning device, 21,321...Winning space,
26.326...Special prize opening, 27,327...
・General prize opening, 40,360...Variable display device. Figure 4 65A Figure 5 (B) Figure 7
Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 326/ Day 19

Claims (1)

[Claims] In the game area surrounded by the guide rail, there is a start winning hole and a specific winning hole, and after the display changes for a certain period of time due to the winning of the ball hit to the start winning hole, the ball is stopped depending on the display mode in which it is stopped. a variable display device that generates a first special game mode in which it becomes easier to win a prize, a movable member that is activated when a ball hits the specific winning hole, and a first state in which a ball is not accepted as a result of the operation thereof; A winning space is provided in which a general winning hole and a special winning hole are provided in the winning space, and when a ball hits the special winning hole when converting to the second state, the movable member A pachinko game machine characterized by being installed with a variable prize winning device capable of changing to a second special game mode in which the machine is operated continuously and is repeatedly converted into the first state and the second state. .