JP2001353303A - Game machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase the interesting property of a game by outputting messages not available previously. SOLUTION: A display control board 90 makes a liquid crystal display device 26 display the result of a lottery in order of variation of all patterns (Fig. 9 (a)), stop of a left pattern 28a (Fig. 9 (b)), stop of a right pattern 28c (Fig. 9 (c)), and stop of a middle pattern 28b (Fig. 9 (d)) or Fig. 9 (e)) in response to a command from a main control board 70. When a failure is displayed after long finalization for example, a fulmination message suggestive of attribution of the failure to the player (Fig. 9 (g)), and even when a success is displayed, a fulmination message suggestive of praise and disparagement is displayed (Fig. 9 (f)).

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention belongs to the technical field of gaming machines.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Some gaming machines, such as pachinko machines and slot machines, notify a player of a message or the like by voice or text. Many of these messages teach the game procedure and comfort players. In other words, it is a kind message to the player.

[0003]

The kind or gentle message is good as it is, but it is not enough. An object of the present invention is to enhance the interest of a game by outputting a message having a content that has not existed conventionally.

[0004]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a gaming machine for outputting a voice or character which scolds a player or violently pays attention to the player according to the game situation. It is characterized by having a scolding means.

[0005] Voices or characters (hereinafter, also referred to as a scolding message) that scold the player or violently pay attention to the player (hereinafter, sometimes referred to as a scolding message), "Do not give up!", "A little more!", "Do not give up!" , "Do you have the guts!", "Be focused!", "Where are you aiming!", "Shoot more carefully" and the like. In short, kindness and kindness are the opposite of content and expression. For a player who is accustomed to the conventional kind or gentle message, the freshness is felt and the interest of the game is increased. In addition, it is sometimes encouraging to be treated so wildly.

The timing of outputting the scolding message may be, for example, when a message indicating that the game content is not advantageous to the player (so-called out-of-touch) is displayed as described in claim 2, after the reach as described in claim 3, Claim 5: When the disconnection is displayed (so-called “reach off”), when the operation of the gaming machine by the player is interrupted as described in claim 4,
Claim 7 when the opportunity cannot be fully utilized despite the variable winning device being opened as described.
As described above, a case where the player cannot make full use of the advantageous situation at the time of a game content advantageous to the player (for example, a jackpot game) is exemplified. Needless to say, the scolding message can be output at a timing other than the example illustrated here.

It is not always necessary to output a scolding message at the above-described timing. For example, every time the condition as in the above example is satisfied several times, the message is output once. It is good to randomly determine whether or not to output by determining the value of the random counter.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a gaming machine according to the first aspect, wherein the gaming machine receives a game ball at a specific winning opening or passes through a specific passing opening. A main control board for determining whether or not the game content is advantageous for the player, and display means for displaying a result of the determination by the main control board, wherein the scolding means does not provide the game content for the player. Is displayed by the display means,
It is characterized by outputting a voice or a character that pays attention to the scolding or violence.

[0009] In this gaming machine, when a message indicating that the content of the game is not advantageous to the player (so-called out-of-play) is displayed, a scolding message is output. Next), I feel like I need to do better or do my best.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine of the second aspect, the display means statically displays a plurality of symbols after variably displaying the symbols, and displays the symbols in a combination of the symbols which have been statically displayed. It is a configuration to display the decision result by the control board, wherein the scolding means is a display state by which the reach state in which it is determined whether or not the game content advantageous to the player is determined according to the last statically displayed symbol. When a message indicating that the game content is not advantageous to the player is displayed after the message is displayed, the speech or the character which pays attention to the scolding or violence is output.

In this gaming machine, when a so-called out-of-reach situation occurs instead of a normal out-of-reach situation, a scolding message is output, so that the impact given to the player is much stronger than in the case of claim 2 and the effect is improved. I do. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine according to any one of the first to third aspects, when the operation of the gaming machine by the player is interrupted, the scolding means pays attention to the scolding or violence. It is characterized by outputting voice or characters.

Depending on the player, when the so-called hold memory is full, or when the player temporarily stops firing the game ball (so-called hitting) in order to aim for a timing at which the variable prize device is likely to win, the player may be tired of the game. May stop firing game balls. In the gaming machine according to the fourth aspect, when such a game is interrupted, a scolding message (for example, “Go steadily without rest!”, “Do not do anything!”) Is output, and the player is stopped. It becomes difficult to execute
As an amusement store, it leads to an increase in sales.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the gaming machine is normally in a closed state where it is difficult to win a prize, but it is easy to win a prize when a specific condition is satisfied. A variable winning device that is in an open state, and the scolding means pays attention to the scolding or violence when the variable winning device in the open state does not win or does not win the maximum number. And outputting a voice or a character.

There are no particular restrictions on the conditions under which the variable prize device is opened. For example, when a prize is placed in the variable prize device (a so-called tulip type prize device) or when a lottery is won, another specific For example, when a prize is won in the winning device. When the variable winning device is opened, it is an opportunity for the player, but it may not be possible to fully utilize the game. For example, there are cases in which the open time is so short that no prize can be won or that the maximum number of prizes cannot be won (for example, only nine or eight prizes can be won while up to ten prizes are allowed). In such a case, the player also feels that the game has failed, but the gaming machine according to claim 5 outputs a scolding message so as to overtake it, so that the effect of the scolding message is extremely effective.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine according to the fifth aspect, the variable winning device is set to the open state when the content of the game is advantageous to the player. Examples of such a variable winning device include an attacker that is opened during a jackpot in a pachinko machine, an induction increasing device that is opened during a jackpot in an arranged ball-type pachinko machine, and the like. A large amount of prize balls can be obtained by appropriately winning such a variable winning device, and thus it can be said that this is an important winning device. If the player fails to win the prize or fails to win the upper limit, the player's sense of disappointment and loss is extremely large, and the scolding message output to overtake the effect is also large.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the gaming machine according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, when the player cannot fully utilize the advantageous situation when the game content is advantageous to the player. And outputting a voice or character which pays attention to the scolding or violent attention.

There is a possibility that a large amount of prize balls or the like may be obtained in a game content advantageous to a player, for example, in a jackpot game on a pachinko machine or a bonus game on a slot machine. However, if there is a lack of skill or bad luck of the player, the opportunity may not be fully exploited (for example, 2,000 prize balls may be obtained if played well, but may not be reached).

The gaming machine according to claim 7 outputs a scolding message when the player has a feeling of disappointment or loss without fully utilizing the advantageous situation of the player as in this example. The scolding message is very effective. In addition,
Representative examples of the game contents advantageous to the player are the above-described jackpot and bonus game, but are not limited thereto.

[0019]

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0020]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS As shown in FIG. 1, a pachinko machine 10 as a ball-and-ball game machine has a structure in which each part of the configuration is held by a housing composed of a rectangular outer frame 11 and a front frame 12. The pachinko machine 10 is a so-called CR machine, and includes a card reader unit (hereinafter, CR unit) 13 for reading and writing a prepaid card.

The front frame 12 is attached to the outer frame 11 by the upper and lower hinges 14 at the left end so as to be openable and closable, and is normally closed as shown in the figure. A window-shaped glass frame 20 is attached to the front frame 12 so as to be openable with respect to the front frame 12. A plate glass 21 is doubly fitted in the glass frame 20, and a game board 22 held by the front frame 12 is stored behind the plate glass 21.

An upper plate 15 is disposed below the glass frame 20 and is removably attached to the front frame 12. The upper plate 15 is provided with a lending button 16 for instructing lending of game balls by a prepaid card, a settlement button 17 for instructing return of a prepaid card, and a balance display section 18 for displaying a balance of the prepaid card. Have been. When the prepaid card is inserted into the card slot 19 of the CR unit 13, the balance of the prepaid card is displayed on the balance display section 1.
8, when the lending button 16 is pressed, the lending of the game balls is executed within the range of the balance, and the game balls as the loaned balls are discharged to the upper plate 15. When the settlement button 17 is pressed, the prepaid card is ejected from the card slot 19.

Below the upper plate 15, the lower plate 23 is
2 and a firing handle 24 is attached to the right side of the lower plate 23. A dial portion 24a is mounted on the outer periphery of the firing handle 24. When the dial portion 24a is rotated clockwise, a firing device (not shown) operates to play the game balls supplied from the upper plate 15 and play the game board 22. Fire at. At this time, the strength of the firing force can be adjusted by the amount of rotation of the dial portion 24a. A conductive touch sensor 24b is provided adjacent to the dial portion 24a.

As shown in FIG. 2, the game board 22 has a substantially circular game area 25a surrounded by a guide rail 25.
Is provided, and a liquid crystal display device 26 corresponding to a display means is provided at a central portion thereof. In the upper center of the frame of the liquid crystal display device 26, a seven-segment LED is usually mounted as a symbol display 27.

The game board 22 is provided with a tulip-type variable winning device 31 below the liquid crystal display device 26, and the variable winning device 31 functions as a starting port which is a specific winning port. Gates 34 are disposed on the left and right sides of the liquid crystal display device 26, respectively. When the game ball passes through the gate 34, the display of the symbol display 27 usually fluctuates and stops, and if it is a hit value (for example, 7). The variable winning device 31 is opened for a shorter time until one ball is won or for a set time.

Below these gates 34, a normal winning opening 74 is provided.
Are arranged below the variable winning device 31. A large winning device 36 having a large winning opening 40 and left and right normal winning openings 76 is arranged, and an out opening 41 is provided at the bottom of the board. The game board 22 is provided with a number of game nails, and is provided with a windmill and the like.

The pachinko machine 10 includes a main control board 70,
An actuator control board 80, a display control board 90, a voice control board 97, and other control boards (plural) are provided. The main control board 70 includes a CPU 70a, a ROM 70
b, a RAM 70c, a random number counter 70d, an input / output port, and the like, and function as lottery means and state switching means. The main control board 70 includes detection signals from the gate 34, the prize sensor 31c of the variable prize device 31, the specific region sensor 36c and the count sensor 36d of the large prize device 36, detection signals from the normal prize ports 74 and 76, and the signal of the touch sensor 24b. In addition, it acquires signals from sensors installed in each part of the game board 22 and the pachinko machine 10 and, based on the signals, sends various commands related to the progress of the game to the actuator control board 80, the display control board 90, and the like. Output to control board.

The actuator control board 80 controls the operation of actuators such as the solenoid 31d of the variable prize device 31 and the solenoid 36b of the big prize device 36 in accordance with a command sent from the main control board 70, thereby controlling these. Control opening and closing. The display control board 90 includes a CPU
90a, ROM 90b, RAM 90c, random number counter 9
0d, input / output ports, etc.
The display of the liquid crystal display device 26 and the ordinary symbol display 27 are controlled in accordance with the command sent from the device.

CPU 97a, R
An OM 97b, a RAM 97c, a sound source LSI 97d, an input / output port, and the like are provided. An audio signal is generated in response to a command sent from the main control board 70, and the speaker 98 is driven by the audio signal to output audio. .

The other control boards control the firing device, the payout device, the blinking of the decorative lamp, and other devices. Next, processing of the main control board 70 (particularly, the CPU 70a) and display control board 90 mainly related to display of the liquid crystal display device 26 are performed.
(Especially the processing of the CPU 90a).
Will be described.

FIG. 4 shows the CPU of the main control board 70.
70a is a flowchart of a lottery process executed as a subroutine of a main routine (illustration and description is omitted). This lottery process corresponds to a process of determining whether or not to make the game content advantageous to the player.

In the lottery process, the CPU 70a first determines whether or not the game ball detection signal (start signal) from the winning sensor 31c of the variable winning device 31 has been input, ie, whether or not the game ball has won the variable winning device 31. Is determined (S10
1). If the determination is affirmative, the random number value of the random number counter 70d is read (S103), and the random number value is collated with a predetermined winning value, and a lottery is performed as to whether or not the winning is achieved (S104). In this embodiment, there is a low probability mode having only one hit value and a high probability mode having 10 hit values, and the low probability mode is initially set (at the time of startup). The mode is switched from the low probability mode to the high probability mode and from the high probability mode to the low probability mode in accordance with the symbol used for displaying the winning.

Next, if the lottery in S104 is a winning (S106: YES), the CPU 70a determines a winning symbol for displaying the winning, and generates a command for displaying the winning symbol (S107). , The content of the hit is stored in the RAM 70c, and the hit flag F1 is set to 1
(S108). If the lottery is off (S
106: NO), the CPU 70a determines a miss symbol for displaying the miss, and generates a command for displaying the miss (S109). S107 or S109
Are transmitted to the display control board 90 in a command transmission process (illustration and description omitted) of the main routine.

If the lottery is won (S106: YE
S), a special game is executed after a winning symbol is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 26 (details thereof will be described later).
The special game itself executed in the present embodiment is the same as a known pachinko machine of the type called the first type, but will be briefly described with reference to FIG.

In the special game processing, the main control board 70
Determines whether the winning flag F is set to 1 (S201), and if the determination is negative, no substantial processing is performed (the special game is not executed). If a positive determination is made in S201, a jackpot opening command is sent to the display control board 90 to display the jackpot fanfare screen,
Subsequently, a command is sent to the actuator control board 80 to open and close the special winning opening 40, and the display control board 90
The number of rounds (the number of rounds) of the special winning opening 40 by the round number display command, the display of the big hit screen by the big hit design display command, and the number of winnings (so-called count number) to the big winning opening 40 by the winning number command. Various processes relating to the special game, such as giving an instruction to display, pass through a specific area by a specific area pass display command, display an interval screen by an interval command, etc., are performed (S202). Then, for example, when the specified number of rounds has been executed and the special game has ended (S203:
YES), the display of the big hit end screen is instructed by the big hit ending command, and the hit flag F is reset (S204). This special game (opening of the special winning opening 40) corresponds to a game content advantageous to the player.

The liquid crystal display 26 using the display control board 90
Is different during the execution of this special game and when it is not (normal game). The display control in the normal game is shown in FIG.
Is performed as shown in FIG. Display control board 90 (CPU 90
In a), it is determined whether or not a command from the main control board 70 has been received (S301).
0c (S302). At this time, the count value of the random number counter 90d is read and stored in the RAM 90c. It should be noted that the command is deleted when the processing according to the command is completed, and the count value is updated every time the command is received.

Next, it is determined whether or not there is a command stored in the RAM 90c (S303). If the command is stored, the command instructs the display of the lottery result (the command in S107 or S109 described above). ) Is determined (S304).

If the command is to display a lottery result, the lottery result is displayed (S306). The display of the lottery result is performed as shown in FIG. Display control board 90 (C
The PU 90a) determines whether or not the command from the main control board 70 is a change start command (S401), and if the determination is affirmative, causes the liquid crystal display device 26 to start changing all symbols (S4).
02). Thereby, as shown in FIG. 9A, the left symbol 28a and the middle symbol 28 are displayed on the screen 26a of the liquid crystal display device 26.
b, a variable display of the right symbol 28c (scroll display from top to bottom in this embodiment) is started.

Next, the display control board 90 (CPU 90a)
Determines whether the command from the main control board 70 is the left symbol stationary command (S403). If the determination is affirmative, the liquid crystal display device 26 displays the left symbol stationary (S404). Thereby, as shown in FIG. 9B, the left symbol 28a is statically displayed on the screen 26a of the liquid crystal display device 26.

Next, the display control board 90 (CPU 90a)
Determines whether the command from the main control board 70 is a right symbol stationary command (S405). If the determination is affirmative, the liquid crystal display device 26 displays the left symbol stationary (S406). Thus, as shown in FIG. 9C, the right symbol 28c is statically displayed on the screen 26a of the liquid crystal display device 26. At this point, the left symbol 28a and the right symbol 28c are statically displayed.
If both symbols are aligned, a reach state is determined in which a hit or miss is determined depending on the middle symbol 28b. On the other hand, if both symbols are not aligned, it is determined that the pattern is off.

The display control board 90 (CPU 90a) determines whether or not reach is reached (S407), and if reach, determines whether it is normal reach or special reach (S40).
8). Normal reach (S408: YES) Normal reach action (not a special reach action)
Is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 26 (S409). If it is not normal reach (S408: NO), one of a plurality of special reach actions is selected and the reach action (for example, the scroll speed of the middle symbol 28b is reduced). Is displayed on the liquid crystal display device 26 (S4).
10). The reach action is selected according to a reach command from the main control board 70.

After receiving the middle symbol stationary command from the main control board 70 after any of the reach actions, the middle symbol 28b is statically displayed (S411). Also,
When the reach is not reached in S407, the middle symbol 28b is statically displayed according to the middle symbol still command without performing any special display. Thereby, the left, middle, and right three symbols are statically displayed, and, for example, a hit display in which three symbols are aligned as shown in FIG. 9D or a non-aligned display in which three symbols are not aligned as shown in FIG. .

The display control board 90 (CPU 90a) decides whether or not to display a scolding message following the determination of the symbol (S412). In the case of the present embodiment, when a disconnection is displayed after some types of special reach (for example, the long reach described above), a scolding message is displayed. A setting may be made to output all scolding messages, or to determine whether to output a scolding message based on a random number in the case of an out-of-screen display.

In this embodiment, a scolding message may be output even when a win is displayed. This determination is made based on the value of the random number counter 90d. When displaying a scolding message (S412: YE
S), if the symbol display at that time is a hit, for example, FIG.
As shown in FIG. 9 (f), a scolding message is displayed while complimenting, and if the symbol display is not displayed, it is said that it is not good to remove as shown in FIG. 9 (g). You will see a scolding message. The data of this scolding message is stored in the ROM 90b, and which scouting message is to be output is determined based on the count value of the random number counter 90d stored in S302.

The main control board 70 may determine whether or not to output the scolding message, and instruct the display control board 90 by a command. In such a configuration, the main control board 70 also transmits a command for instructing the output of the scolding message to the voice control board 97, and the voice is almost synchronized with the display of the scolding message by the liquid crystal display device 26. You can also output a scolding message. In this way (if the configuration is such that the scolding message is output in both characters and voices), the effect of the scolding message is further improved. In particular, when output as voice, the scolding message can be heard by a nearby player, so that the nearby player can be notified of, for example, a loss of reach or a hit.

Next, the display during the special game will be described. As shown in FIG. 8, in display control during a special game, the display control board 90 (CPU 90a) determines whether or not a command from the main control board 70 has been received (S501). It is stored in the RAM 90c (S50
2). At this time, the count value of the random number counter 90d is read and stored in the RAM 90c. It should be noted that the command is deleted when the processing according to the command is completed, and the count value is updated every time the command is received. If no command is stored (S503: NO), the CPU 90a
Independently performs display control (S510).

Next, it is determined whether there is a command stored in the RAM 90c (S503). If a command is stored, the type of the command is determined (S50).
4). If the command is a round number display command, C
The PU 90a causes the liquid crystal display device 26 to update and display the number of rounds (S505).
90a causes the liquid crystal display device 26 to update and display the count number (S506), and if there is another command, that is, a jackpot opening command, a jackpot symbol display command, a specific area passage display command, or the like, the liquid crystal display device 26 responds to the command. Is displayed (S507).

When the command is an interval command, it is an interval period from when the special winning opening 40 is once closed to when the special winning opening is reopened again.
The number of counts (the number of winnings to the special winning opening 40) during opening of the game is determined. Therefore, the count number up to that time is the upper limit number (in the case of this embodiment, the opening time of the special winning opening 40 is 30 seconds, but if it does not reach 30 seconds, it will be closed if there are 10 winnings). That is, it is determined whether or not the upper limit number is 10. (S50)
8) When the number has not reached 10 (S508: N
O), a scolding message as illustrated in FIG. 10 is displayed on the interval screen displayed on the liquid crystal display device 26 (S509). If the number has reached 10 (S50
8: YES) A normal interval screen is displayed.

In this pachinko machine 10, regardless of whether a special game is being executed or not during a normal game,
The main control board 70 changes the signal level of the touch sensor 24b from the contact level (the player can be regarded as operating the firing handle 24) to the non-contact level (the player has released his / her hand from the firing handle 24). Then, the display control board 9
0 and a no-touch command to the voice control board 97. Upon receiving this non-touch command, the display control board 90 informs the liquid crystal display device 26 of a scolding message indicating that the game should not be interrupted, for example, a scolding message such as "Go steadily without rest!" Is displayed, and the voice control board 97 causes the speaker 98 to output a similar scolding message.

The embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the embodiments. In this embodiment, the main control board 70, the display control board 90, and the liquid crystal display device 26 constitute a scouting means for outputting a scolding message of characters. The main control board 70, the voice control board 97, and the speaker 98 constitute a scouting means for outputting a speech scolding message. The display control board 9
0 and the liquid crystal display device 26 constitute the display means according to claim 2, and a portion related to the special winning opening 40 of the special winning device 36 (a portion other than the normal winning opening 76) is described in claim 5. It corresponds to the variable winning device.

As described above, the pachinko machine 10 of the present embodiment is used.
Then, depending on the situation of the game, a voice or a character (speaking message) that scolds the player or violently pays attention is output, so that the player who is used to the conventional kind or gentle message feels fresh and enjoys the game. Increase.
In addition, it is also encouraging to be treated so wildly.

Since the scolding message is output when a lottery display indicating whether or not to execute a special game is lost, the player (although the hit or miss cannot be handled by himself) is not successfully processed next. I feel like I have to work harder or more. In particular, in the display of the lottery, when the reach of the special reach is lost, a scolding message is output, so that the impact given to the player is remarkably increased, and the effect of the display of the out of alignment is improved.

Further, if only a number less than the upper limit (10 in the embodiment) is won in the special winning opening 40 opened in the special game, a scolding message is output so as to overtake it. The effect of the scolding message is very effective. Furthermore, when the player releases his / her hand from the firing handle 24 (when the operation of the pachinko machine 10 is interrupted by the player), a scolding message indicating that the game is not to be interrupted is output. However, it is difficult to execute stoppages, etc., which leads to an increase in sales as a game store.

The embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the embodiments. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention. Needless to say. For example, in the embodiment, the variable winning device 31 is adopted as a specific winning opening, but a fixed winning device (so-called chucker) may be used, or a passing opening (gate) may be used.

Also, the game contents advantageous to the player are not limited to the special games. For example, a special game such as opening a prize device that is normally closed or difficult to win, and executing a special game when the prize device is won, or executing a special game when passing through a specific area in the prize device. Giving an opportunity to acquire the right to play a game may be an advantageous game content for the player.

Alternatively, each time a kind or gentle message such as teaching a game procedure or comforting a player is output a suitable number of times, a scolding message (character or voice) may be output once or a plurality of times.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a pachinko machine according to an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the game board of the pachinko machine of the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram of an electric system of the pachinko machine according to the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a lottery process executed by a main control board of the pachinko machine of the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a special game process executed by the main control board of the pachinko machine of the embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart of an in-game display process executed by the display control board of the pachinko machine of the embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a lottery display process executed by the display control board of the pachinko machine of the embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a special game display process executed by the display control board of the pachinko machine of the embodiment.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a display example of the liquid crystal display device under the control of FIG. 7;

FIG. 10 is a view showing an example of a scolding message during an interval.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 10 Pachinko machine (gaming machine) 26 Liquid crystal display device (display means, scolding means) 31 Variable winning device (specific winning opening) 36 Large winning device (variable winning device) 40 Large winning opening (variable winning device) 70 Main control board (Speaking means) 90 Display control board (Display means, scolding means) 97 Voice control board (Speaking means) 98 Speaker (Speaking means)

 ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued on the front page (72) Inventor Toshio Ukai 1-3-3 Taiheidori, Nakagawa-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture Takaonai Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Shogo Tatsumi 1-3-3 Taiheidori, Nakagawa-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Stock Company Takaonai F term (reference) 2C088 BC07 BC22 BC70 CA19 CA27 EA10 EB14 EB55

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A gaming machine comprising a scolding means for scouting a player or outputting a voice or a character for violently cautioning a player according to a game situation. 2. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the gaming machine has a game content advantageous to the player due to a game ball winning a specific winning opening or passing through a specific passing opening. A main control board for determining whether or not, and a display means for displaying a determination result by the main control board, wherein the scolding means is displayed by the display means to indicate that the content of the game is not advantageous to the player. A gaming machine which outputs a voice or a character which pays attention to the criticism or violence when the game is played. 3. The gaming machine according to claim 2, wherein the display means displays a plurality of symbols in a static manner after variably displaying the symbols, and displays a determination result by the main control board in a combination of the symbols displayed in a static manner. The scolding unit is configured to display the reach state in which the display unit determines whether or not the game content advantageous to the player is to be displayed depending on the finally displayed symbol. When it is displayed that the game content is not advantageous to
A gaming machine characterized by outputting a voice or a letter for caution or violent attention. 4. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein said scolding unit is configured to output a voice or a character for cautiously scolding or violently when the operation of the gaming machine by the player is interrupted. A gaming machine characterized by outputting. 5. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the gaming machine is normally in a closed state where it is difficult to win, but is in an open state where it is easy to win when a specific condition is satisfied. A device that outputs a voice or a character that pays attention to the criticism or violence when the variable prize device in the open state does not win or does not win the maximum number. A gaming machine characterized by that: 6. The gaming machine according to claim 5, wherein the variable winning device is opened when the game content is advantageous to the player. 7. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein when the player cannot make full use of the advantageous situation when the game content is advantageous to the player, the scolding or the violence is violated. A gaming machine characterized by outputting a voice or character to pay attention to.