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WO/1995/033537A1 |
A solitary game device has a first body made of an opaque material and provided with channels which are at least partially in communication with each other, forming a channel system. A second body is designed to move within the channel s...
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WO/1995/032774A1 |
The invention concerns a device for the detection of goals in ball games, such as table football, with a ball (10) and at least one goal (6). The invention calls for the ball (10) to be provided with a marking (12), and for a sensor (8),...
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WO/1995/030464A1 |
A table football game wherein at least one "player" figurine (4) per team includes permanent magnets and the ball is magnet-sensitised. Specifically, a first magnet (21) is placed on or preferably beneath the foot (12) of the figurine (4...
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WO/1995/030463A1 |
Pinball equipment by which a player at a remote place can play pinball using a pinball machine. Indicated on a display device provided on a remote pinball terminal (6) is an image of a pinball machine (2) which is picked up by a video ca...
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WO/1995/028207A1 |
A ball (22) is hit by a stick (23) at one end of a mat (11) to hit any one of a plurality of rotating bars (15) provided on the other end of the mat. Therefore, the rotating bar, which the ball has hit, is rotated. This rotation is detec...
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WO/1995/024952A1 |
In a coin operated amusement device, an inclined track (23) is provided to receive a rolling object. A rotating wheel (33) is rotated at a constant low speed and defines payoff positions (38) distributed around the wheel. Payoffs to the ...
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WO/1995/024953A1 |
In a coin operated amusement device, an array of ligths (58) is provided along a track (23) and a rotating wheel (33) is positioned opposite a distal end of the track which has a plurality of payoff positions (38). A player can initiate ...
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WO/1995/024247A1 |
Competition and leisure game machine actuated by repulsion devices (4), which may be used by two players who throw to each other a token (10) which can be displaced on a rectangular game board presenting a longitidunal curvature. The boa...
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WO/1995/021666A2 |
A game apparatus combines a pinball game (400), a target bowling game (500) and a basketball game (300) in a single combined assembly (10), with a common scorekeeping and control system (600). The game apparatus (10) includes a basketbal...
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WO/1995/019825A1 |
A video game apparatus (10) includes simulated cylindrical housings (42) that are filled with simulated numbered balls (48) that are apparently mixed by a simulated upflowing stream of air through the cylinders. After the passage of a pr...
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WO/1995/019823A1 |
A golf board game has the graphic likeness of one or more golf holes, each comprising distinct tee (14), fairway (16), green (26), cup (28), rough (18), and optionally, out-of-bounds (20), sand (22) and water (24) hazard areas, depicted ...
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WO/1995/019207A1 |
All of the possible bingo numbers are displayed on an electronic reader board in the bingo game room. At the beginning of each game, an electronic random number generator selects a predetermined group of bingo numbers to be "red" numbers...
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WO/1995/018656A2 |
A board game for simulating a sport such as basketball or ice hockey in which the game board has a flat playing surface on which can be moved a number of playing members that can manipulate a small object such as a puck or ball. Each mem...
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WO/1995/017935A1 |
An image input unit (1530) of a storage medium issuing device inputs image information, and an image processing unit (420) performs image processing of image information inputted by the image input unit (1530). Image information which ha...
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WO/1995/017934A1 |
An input time detecting means is adapted to instruct an image input unit to input image information, when specific predetermined conditions are satisfied. The image input unit is adapted to input image information when such an instructio...
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WO/1995/016506A1 |
An apparatus for playing a game comprising a set of 3n icons, n being a number from 11 to 33, each of said icons being adapted to visually define three subgroups of n icons each; a means for randomly selecting 2, 3 or 4 said icons from s...
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WO/1995/015801A1 |
A game system comprises a centralized controller (20) and a plurality of game machines (10) connected to the centralized controller (20) in a manner to enable communication therebetween. The centralized controller (20) comprises a ROM (2...
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WO/1995/015900A1 |
A main conveying passage (M) is formed with an introduction passage (I), along which a paper money (S) is introduced. Provided in the main conveying passage is an endless belt (25) adapted to contact one side surface of the paper money (...
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WO/1995/008373A1 |
Parts is decreased in number for cost reduction. In the case where any trouble is encountered when connecting a conveyor unit (70) and an introduction unit (80) to each other due to a different external frame dimension of a game machine ...
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WO/1995/007120A1 |
A play medium dispenser comprises a pinball passage (10) adapted to permit a play medium (pinballs) (90) to run therethrough, a gear (20) formed at an outer periphery thereof with a plurality of recesses (21) for engagement with pinballs...
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WO/1995/006299A1 |
The improved device for determining the prognostics of games of chance is characterized in that it is comprised of a cylindrical body which has two internal ribs diametrally opposite and which are used as a guide for assembling four part...
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WO/1995/005221A1 |
Device for determining the prognostics of games of chance, characterized in that it is preferably comprised of a cylindrical base part (1) which has two diametrally opposite internal ribs (2) which are used as a guide for assembling four...
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WO/1994/026372A1 |
An amusement device comprises a hollow block (10) with inlet(s) (12, 13) and outlet (15) with a ramp (14) directing marbles, etc. to the outlet. Male connectors (12, 13) interconnect with female connectors (15, 73). Side exits (17, 19) m...
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WO/1994/025128A1 |
There is provided a pinball detecting apparatus capable of detecting pinballs at a board thereof and accurately picking up and detecting the hit pinballs to accurately count the number of hit pinballs. There are provided a hit pinball po...
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WO/1994/025129A1 |
The invention includes simulated golf game in which a remotely controlled golfer (64) plays on a miniature course (8). The course (8) has all the characteristics of a real golf course, e.g., hills, valleys, sand traps, and trees. The gol...
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WO/1994/020180A1 |
An interactive board game (10) featuring separately actuated game player elements (22), goalie position and auxiliary player (28'). Improvements to a slapball hockey game are afforded including, among other, a branched bar (30) which is ...
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WO/1994/020178A1 |
A slot machine is designed to operate when a predetermined number of play media are inserted. The machine counts the number of play media inserted, and if the count is less than the predetermined number, it sets a prize less than ordinar...
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WO/1994/019075A1 |
A three-dimensional strategy game is formed of four circular discs (10, 12, 14, 16) supported in vertically spaced apart relationship by peripherally spaced vertical posts (22). Each disc is provided with four concentric bands (40, 42, 4...
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WO/1994/019077A1 |
A playing machine island (A) is constructed such that it includes a playing machine (1) for playing games by using playing media and dispensing playing media as prize, a counter (B) for counting playing media that are used in the playing...
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WO/1994/016787A1 |
A projectile launching mechanism primarily but not exclusively for use in a table top game such as soccer in which an impeller (8) is mounted on a central core (1) for coaxial movement relative thereto against a spring bias (5). The cent...
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WO/1994/011072A1 |
This invention comprises a games apparatus (1) on which a game involving strength, skill and agility is playable by two or more opposing players who, in playing the game, must struggle against one another as they attempt to score points ...
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WO/1994/009875A1 |
A pachinko ball taking-in device constructed such that a gear (10), formed at the outer periphery thereof with recessed portions (10a) for receiving packinko balls one by one, is rotatably provided so as to face a ball path (20), and a p...
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WO/1994/010658A1 |
A secure access control system has a "smart" key assembly (25) with storage means (28) for storing identification data (29) and image data (30). An interface (31) provides communication between the key assembly (25) and an access control...
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WO/1994/004233A1 |
Indoor game for two players comprising a flat, smooth surface (10), a round disc (16), two round strikers (15 and 15\') and two goals (17 and 17\'). A raised edge on the surface (2) prevents the disc from falling off. Each player aims to...
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WO/1994/003245A1 |
A collection processor which regenerates a recording medium on which data can be erasably recorded and which can be repeatedly usable. The processor is provided with a main transport path (17) for transporting a recording medium (3) fetc...
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WO/1994/001187A1 |
A "pachinko" game machine wherein a ball payout efficiency is high and a game is not interrupted half way during a play, so that a game can be continued without spoiling the interest of a player. "Pachinko" balls are directly delivered t...
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WO/1994/000206A1 |
A chair for a game machine having a seat (7), a seat back (8) and a supporting member (1a) for supporting said seat and seat back and designed to be placed in a playing ground in such a manner as to confront a game machine. This chair ha...
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WO/1993/025289A1 |
A Pachinko ball counter which aligns charged Pachinko balls in a plurality of lines by a plurality of alignment rails, sends them reliably to a plurality of counting sensors without generating so-called 'bridging phenomenon' and can smoo...
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WO/1993/023124A1 |
Playing ground facilities comprising one or more playing machine islands each (1) comprising in turn a plurality of apparatuses mounted adjacent to each other and including at least a plurality of playing machines (11), and a floor (31) ...
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WO/1993/022015A1 |
A gaming machine capable of reducing the operating expenses by carrying out the dispensation of pinballs by a single pinball dispenser, and capable of dispensing pinballs efficiently; and a pinball dispenser adapted to accurately and spe...
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WO/1993/022014A1 |
The system is comprised of a group of independent mechanisms (1-2) with capacity of repulsion of the chip or ball situated in its actuation zone; of a group of sensors (1-1) which may detect the presence in the control zone thereof of th...
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WO/1993/022618A1 |
A metal body detector which includes a matrix sensor (20) having detection units thereof disposed in matrix, and a signal processing system (170) for driving the matrix sensor to detect a metal body. The system (170) includes means (171)...
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WO/1993/021495A1 |
A detector includes a matrix sensor (20) having a transmission line group (22) and a reception line group (26), and a signal processing system (170) for detecting the existence and position of a metallic body by driving the matrix sensor...
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WO/1993/021494A1 |
A metal detector equipped with a matrix sensor (20) and a signal processing system (170) for driving this matrix sensor. The matrix sensor includes a plurality of transmission lines (22) and a plurality of reception lines (29) disposed i...
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WO/1993/019825A1 |
A toy (10) comprising an elongated block (12) which is carved out to form one or more patterns (30) for a path along which marbles (15) are propelled by a person's finger through a slot (17) communicating with a channel (14) in any one o...
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WO/1993/017766A1 |
A playing device having a display device (20) having in turn a playing display screen (2) and control means (7) for initiating a game when a playing medium is deposited and paying back playing media as a reward when certain conditions ar...
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WO/1993/012851A1 |
A game device comprising a game machine main body (30) for playing game by using game media in a saucer and a dispenser (20) for dispensing game media of a specified quantity into the saucer upon receiving a dispensing instruction. This ...
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WO/1993/009858A1 |
A sensor has a plurality of transmission lines (22) for generating magnetic fields by the application of current, a base for supporting these transmission lines (22), a plurality of reception lines (26) for sensing the change in magnetic...
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WO/1993/007942A1 |
A dexterity game has a housing formed by a transparent, substantially cubic body (1) with concentric openings (3) that extend in two mutually perpendicular directions to the sides (2) of the body (1). The remaining frame formed of bars (...
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WO/1993/007792A1 |
A coffee machine is contained in a housing (1). Contained in this housing (1) are a fresh water container (2), a coffee-grounds container (3), a residual water container (4), a grinder (5) and control and heating members collected under ...
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