Contents
1.Introduction
2.Manual Translation (Controls, how to play, machine guide)
1.Introduction
This is my translation and guide for the Japanese only game, Pachinko 365. Why
did I write this? Well mostly as a practice translation exercise. But also
because I want everyone to be able to play every N64 game and experience them as
if they were new. Making an actual translation patch for most games would be
unnecessary, but a guide would certainly help with most games.
The manual for this game is incredibly detailed, and quite hard to understand
unless you are familiar with pachinko. They go into a lot of detail about
specifics of each machine. This is to help you decide which machines are worth
playing the most.
The U.K. Publication, N64 magazine did not review this game, but they gave
another game, Heiwa Pachinko 12%. From this you can see that these games are
probably not worth playing, unless you are trying to complete every N64 game.
Why does this game exist? It seems that people want to practice their Pachinko
at home too. I suppose the real “fun” in this game is gathering basic knowledge
about all the machines, then combining that with knowledge about how the
parlours operate and which machines are paying out the most. Then using that
knowledge to exploit the game and win as much as possible.
The real meat of this game is in the 365 challenge mode, in which you have a
year to make as much money as possible from three parlours. Various events
happen every day and by talking to other customers you can learn information
about which machines are paying out the most.
The probability rushing pattern, I believe, refers to the roulette or pictures
that show up in the middle of the game boards, when this results in a rush of
balls.
The game requires 121 pages on a controller pak to save.
I hope this translation helps somebody complete this game. Its funny to think,
but this game has probably never been completed by anyone outside of Japan.
Good luck!
2.Manual Translation
Back of the Box
In one year, how much can you win?
The player can challenge the machines of three individual pachinko parlours. In
order to win, you need not only technique but, it is essential to talk to the
customers at the parlours, and collect information.
Indeed, this is the true feeling of a Pachinko battle!
The machines of the Pachinko maker, Heiwa are faithfully simulated. However in
the Pachinko research mode the Pin and Probability can be adjusted!
Includes three machines with save ability, the originator of the plume machine
“Zero Tiger” and the old nostalgic game Center Chu Stone!
Center Chu Stone can be played in 2 player model. Score a triple and rattle the
balls using the 3D stick!
Contents Page
To pachinko fans all over the country, we are sorry to have kept you waiting.
Pachinko 365 was not just made with the aim to research pachinko machines. The
pachinko parlours within the game have been individually prepared, and the
comings and goings of 365 days of gaming can be experienced in this ground
breaking pachinko simulation. The pachinko machines that appear in this game are
faithfully reproduced from the real machines by the manufacturer, Heiwa. Of
course, for the exhaustive research of the machines, they function perfectly.
Pages 4-15 Basic Information
How to start the game
Please plug a controller into port 1 of the console. If you connect it to any
other port, it will not be possible to play the game. For the head to head
battle mode, please connect a controller to port 2 (see page 26). Please set the
cartridge correctly into your Nintendo 64 and turn the power switch on. (At
this time, please do not touch the 3D stick). When it has powered on, the demo
screen will be displayed. Data back up uses the controller pak. If you wish to
save your data, please insert a controller pak into the controller before
turning the power switch on.
Mode explanation
During the display of the demo screen, if you press the start button the title
screen will be displayed. If you press Start again the mode select screen will
appear. Pachinko 365 has three modes. Use the 3D stick or the D pad to choose a
mode, and the A button to select it. When a mode is highlighted, an explanation
of that mode will appear at the bottom of the screen.
Real Challenge Simulation
This is a challenge mode set over 1 year, at three pachinko parlours. Please try
talking to many characters in the story to get secret information. This mode is
surely a test of ones intellectual power. (see page 16)
Pachinko machine research
5 machines have been perfectly transplanted into 3D! Of course, including their
probability, regulation, rattle the pins with the 3D stick! Data displays are
also perfected, and the originator of the Plume Type machine, Zero Tiger has
been completely recreated in 3D! (see page 22)
Head to head battle
Battle in 3D on the legendary, head to head battle machine, Centre Chu Stone!
Open the Triple gate with the 3D stick and hear the balls clicking down! (see
page 26)
Controls
Normal Moving around the parlour
3D Stick Move the cursor Move
D Pad Move the cursor
A Confirm Confirm
B Cancel Cancel
C Up To play
C Right Look at the pins, move to right machine
C Down Talk
C Left Machine information, move to left machine
L Check the date
R Move to the right
Z Move to the left
Start Leave the parlour
Moving around the Parlours
If you get close to a person or machine, the C button icon will be displayed at
the bottom of the screen. At that time, you can choose with the hand cursor and
the C buttons what you would like to do (talk, see machine information, look at
the pins, play).
Peach Pie V RYU-OH Cyclone, and Zero Tiger machine Controls
3D Stick/D Pad Move to the next machine
Operate the parlour window
(only in Real Challenge mode)
A Raise the ball release lever (Strong ball release)
B Lower the ball release lever (Weak ball release)
C Up Turn the status display on and off
C Right Buy a card, borrow balls (only in Real Challenge mode)
C Down Display the command window
C Left Ball stopper
Start Pause / resume
R and 3D stick View the machine diagonally
R and Z Return the normal view
Z and 3D stick Enlarge or shrink the machine view
Start Pause/resume
NB you cannot buy cards on the Zero Tiger machine.
Centre Chu Stone Controls
3D Stick
D Pad Move to the next machine
Operate the parlour window
(only in Real Challenge mode)
A Raise the ball release lever (Strong ball release)
B Lower the ball release lever (Weak ball release)
C Up Turn the status display on and off
C Right Buy a card, borrow balls (only in Real Challenge mode)
C Down Display the command window
C Left Ball stopper
Start Pause / resume
L and D Pad View the machine diagonally, enlarge or shrink the view
R and Z Return to the normal view
Once you have set the power of the ball release using the A and B buttons, you
can tilt the 3D stick either up or down then flick and release it to shoot the
ball.
How to play each machine
Whilst moving around the parlour, approach a free machine, and the C button
icons will appear on the bottom right of the screen, press C Right to start look
at the pins or C up to start playing. The method of starting each machine is
written below.
CR Peach Pie V, CR RYU_OH and CR Cyclone
First, purchase a card. From C button icons to the bottom right, press C right
to select and purchase a card. You can choose from three types, 1,000 2,000 and
3,000 yen cards.Next borrow some balls. From the C button icons, press C Right
and choose Ball rental. You can borrow balls for 500 yen each time. After this,
if you lose your card or your balls, please repeat these two steps. Press the A
button and the ball release lever will raise to shoot balls. If the strength of
the shoot is too much, please press the B button to weaken the shot power.
Zero Tiger
The operation of the Zero Tiger is the same as above. But you do not need to
purchase a card. Additionally you can borrow balls for 100 yen.
Centre Chu Stone
The operation of the Centre Chu Stone is the same as above. But you do not need
to purchase a card. Additionally you can borrow balls for 100 yen.
Once you have set the power of the ball release using the A and B buttons, you
can tilt the 3D stick either up or down then flick and release it to shoot the
ball.
Pachinko Playing Screen
From the top left corner of the screen
Amount of money you have.
Amount of balls you have
P Card's remains – When this and your balls run out a message will appear asking
you to buy another card
Time in game.
The parlour window
This shows the machines types, the number of machines, people and their money
From the top right corner of the screen
Machine number of the machine you are currently playing
The name of the machine you are playing
High-speed mode, if you are playing in high-speed
Probability change – will be displayed if the probability of a jackpot is
changing
Number of continuous jackpots
Pause – will display if you pressed the Start button
The ball release lever – press A to increase power, B to decrease power
Centre Chu Stone and Zero Tiger
From the top left corner of the screen
Amount of money you have
Amount of balls you have
The Time in game
The parlour window (see above)
From the top right corner of the screen
The machine number
The machine's name
High-speed mode - if you are playing in high-speed
Pause – if you pressed Start
The ball release lever
Pachinko Research Playing Screen
From the top left corner of the screen
Number of balls
Play time – the amount of time you have played
Liquid Crystal Display – The centre display is enlarged here.
From the top right corner of the screen
Research Mode – is displayed
The name of the machine you are playing
High-speed mode, if you are playing in high-speed
Probability change – will be displayed if the probability of a jackpot is
changing
Number of continuous jackpots
Pin adjustment – displayed if pins have been adjusted
Pause – will display if you pressed the Start button
Dollar Display – The number balls is converted into dollars here. 2000 balls is
1 dollar.
If you press C up the status screen can be switched on and off.
Commands during research play
If you press C down during play, the command list will be displayed. During play
various data is collected from the machines, in Pachinko research mode you can
arrange this data as you like. Using the D Pad and 3D stick you can select the
data, the A button confirms you choice and the B button closes the menu.
List of commands
Display the results – Please look at page 13.
Jackpot History – Shows the jackpot pattern, number of continuous jackpots and
number of prize balls of the last 50 games. (excluding the Center Chu Stone)
Graph – Shows the increases and decreases of your number of balls.
Button graph – Displays the last 250 patterns and continuous jackpots on a graph
High-speed Mode – Choose from 4 speeds of play, Normal, double speed, high-speed
and ultra high speed.
Exchange information (research mode only) – Freely se the ball exchange
percentage, it's useful for setting a cheap percentage.
Pin adjustment (research mode only) – You can optionally set the angle of the
pins. It is also possible to adjust the pin-wheels.
Probability Adjustment(research mode only) – Adjust the probability of a jackpot
from 1/1 to 1/999. (Except for the Zero Tiger and the Center Chu Stone)
Save(research mode only) – Save the results and history, pin adjustment and so
on. Once per machine.
Load (research mode only) – Load the above data.
Clear Data (research mode only) – Reset your current data and history
Delete balls – Clear balls from the machine.
End – Stop play the current machine you are playing.
Results Screen
Number of balls entered – The number of balls you have shot
Number of prize balls – The number of balls the machine has released
Ball ratio – Fired balls minus prize balls.
Prize ball percentage – Prize balls divided by fired balls, times 100.
Number of STARTS – The number of times the liquid crystal display has started
Reach number – The number of reaches
Jackpot number -The number of jackpots
Jackpot average probability – Jackpot number divided by the number of STARTS
Jackpot by prize balls average – The average number of prize balls released at a
jackpot
1st Cry – The time it takes to get the first prize from the Plume machine
2nd Cry – The time it takes to get the second prize from the Plume machine
Average Jackpot probability – The number of jackpots divided by the number of
Crys
Data Saving and Loading
About the controller pak
In Pachinko 365 you can save and load your data in the Real Simulation Challenge
and Research modes. You need 121 pages to save the game.
Warnings
Controller paks are sold separately (1000 yen excluding tax)
If you do not have a controller pack you cannot save any data.
When using the controller pak during play, please do not move the pak, otherwise
the data will not save or read correctly.
Controller Pack Menus
When saving data for Pachinko365, 121 pages of space are necessary. If you do
not have enough free space, a message saying so will be displayed, so please
check the pak's memory. If the pak is connected directly to the controller, hold
the start button whilst turning the power switch on, and the pak's memory will
be displayed.
Since 121 pages are necessary please delete any unnecessary game data. Using the
D pad or the 3D stick you can select unnecessary data, and press the A button.
“do you really want to delete this” and “stop” will be displayed. After checking
please confirm you wish to delete the data using the A button.
In Real Challenge Simulation
Data Save
On the calender screen select the “data save” option. You will be asked “Do you
wish to save?” If you select yes, you can save. If you have previously saved
before, you will be asked if you wish to over write the data. If you select yes,
the data will be overwritten.
Data load
On the mode select screen, if you select Real Challenge Simulation, the options
“start from the beginning” and “continue” will be displayed. If you press the A
button to continue your game, your save data will be loaded and the game will
continue.
In Pachinko Machine Research
Data Save
During research, if you press C down, the command window will be displayed. If
you select “data save” you will be asked if you wish to save. If you select yes,
the data will be saved. If you have previously saved before, you will be asked
if you wish to over write the data. If you select yes, the data will be
overwritten.
Data Load
During research, if you press C down, the command window will be displayed. If
you select “data load” you will be asked if you wish to load data. If you select
yes, your save data will be loaded and the game on that machine will continue.
Pages 16-21 Real Challenge Simulation
In one year, how much can you win?
A simulation mode where you can practice on each of the machines at each of the
pachinko parlours. Over the course of one year, fight to win as many games as
you can.
Rules
At the start of every month you receive 30,000 yen. If you lose all of your
money, or P Cards (prepaid cards), that month will end. You will begin again at
the start of the next month.
How to start
On the mode select screen, select Real Challenge Mode and press the A button. On
the next screen choose either “start from the beginning” or “continue” and the
calender screen will be displayed.
The calender screen
No symbol - Days that passed
A red circle - Days you won a lot of money
A yellow triangle - Days you won a little
A blue X - Days you lost money
A white line – Days you didn't play pachinko
At the end of the month, your winnings or losses will be displayed
From the top right
Todays date and day
The weather
The current time
The amount of money you have
Continue the parlour select screen button
View your Game Notebook button
Skip to the next day button
Save the game button
Return to the mode select screen button
Parlour select screen
Here you can check each parlours unique characteristics. Information such as
their exchange conditions and what machines they have is displayed below.
Pushing left or right on the D pad or the 3D stick selects a parlour and
pressing A confirms.
Buttons on the right hand side:
Enter the parlour
Wait 30 minutes – Use it to take advantage of Time Service discounts
Return to the calender screen
Introducing the 3 parlours
P CITY21
Services – The 21s of every month is Fan appreciation day. Everyday between 10
and 12 is Time Service. Ladies day is on Tuesday.
Parlour Type – A two storied building in a suburb
Exchange conditions – Seven machines (unlimited during Time Service)
Plume machines – Up to 3000 shots (up to 6000 during Time Service)
Exchange percentage 2.5 yen
Number of Machines 64
Machines: Pie Pie V, RYU OH, Cyclone, Zero Tiger
Paradaisuki (sounds like a combination of Paradise and I love it)
Services – The machines are rotated every two months (on the 1st). The 1st to
the third days of each month have re-opening events. Lady's day is on Wednesday
Parlour Type- A two storied building on a shopping street.
Exchange conditions – Seven machines / unlimited
Plume machines / up to 6000 shots
Exchange percentage 2.2 yen
Number of Machines 48
Chinjyara Kaikan (sounds like Punk Meeting Hall)
Services – Ladies Day is on Thursday
Parlour Type – A small retro parlour
Exchange conditions – Up to 3000 shots
Exchange percentage – 3 yen
Number of machines - 16
Machine – Center Chu Stone
Opening Times
The parlours open at 10 am, and close at 10 pm. All of the parlours are open for
12 hours a day. The ingame time is 5 times the speed of real time. That is to
say, one in game day lasts for 2 and a half hours of real time.
Moving around the parlour screen
From the top left of the screen;
Your current money
The amount remaining your P Card
The current time.
From the top right of the screen
The number of the machine you are looking at
The hand cursor
The C button menu
Choosing a machine
Using the 3D stick you can freely move around the parlour. When you get close to
a machine the hand cursor and the C button icons will be displayed. Talk to the
customers to get information (see page 21) about which machine to play, then
press C up to play.
Exchanging your balls
At each parlour follow the conditions for exchanging balls for money. During
pachinko play press C down and the command window will open, select “end”. You
will automatically move to the counter and exchange your balls. The exchange
percentage is determined at each parlour.
Changing machine
If you press C down, the command menu will open, if you press “end”, your game
on the current machine will end. If you have any balls remaining, you will
automatically move to the counter to exchange them. Please return to the parlour
and choose another machine.
Leave a parlour
Whilst moving around the hall, if you press the Start button, or move to the
entrance of the parlour, you will be asked “do you wish to leave the parlour?”.
If you select yes you will return to the parlour selection screen.
Game Notebook
On the parlour selection screen, if you select “return”, you will return to the
calender screen. There, if you select Game Notebook you can check your ranking,
income situation and other information. The information in this book is
automatically recorded.
Income
Daily expenditures, habitual expenditure, and monthly expenses are displayed on
a graph here.
Search
Using left and right on the D pad or 3D stick you can select the data headings.
Using up and down on the D pad or 3D stick you can change the conditions of the
data.
Next Day
Move one day forward.
Save
You can save your current results. (see page 14 and 15). If you wish to end the
game without saving your data, please choose “quit without saving”. If you wish
to save the game please choose “no”, and you will be returned to the calender
screen, there you can choose the “save data” option.
How to expose the secrets of the Pachinko Parlours!
In the 3 pachinko parlours, hide three big secrets. To key to learning them is
known by the characters in the parlours. To identify who has this information
you must ask many questions. Accumulate the information and analyse it, and the
secrets of the 3 parlours will draw closer.
Machines that often payout
In real Pachinko parlours there are rumours of machines that “often payout”.
“Its the machine that's third from the entrance...” In these three parlours
there are also similar rumours.
Easy jackpot days
At every parlour, there are also said to be days where jackots are easy to get.
Events
You should definitely go to the parlour on festival days, National Holidays, and
re-openings. We have to make use of the service time and fan appreciation
events!
Gather information by any means!
When searching for those “machines that often payout”, it is vital to gather
information. Using these 4 following methods, please look for those winning
machines.
Talking to customers
This is a point for the simulation mode. Talk to the many characters that are
walking around the parlours. However it is very important to distinguish
between, the people that tell you juicy information and the people that tell you
useless information.
Pachirobi
In two of the parlours, there is an information terminal, or Pachirobi, is
placed near the counter. It lists the number of jackpots, the number of cleared
games and the number of addicting machines from the last three days. If you get
close to the terminal, you will be asked “would you like tos see the
Pachirobi?”, if so, please press the A button. You can look at the information
from various machines using the A button. Press the B button to return to the
selection screen, and to return to the parlour.
Look at the pins
However you say it, the life of Pachinko is in the pins. They are not just pins,
as a lot of information is accumulated in them. Until you can comprehend
information, please check the condition of the pins.
When the finger cursor is displayed on a machine, if you press C right, a close
up of the machine will be displayed. Using the 3D stick or the D pad you can
move the camera. The controls for returning to the main view, and enlarging and
shrinking the screen are the same as when you are playing (see page 7).
The In store Window
During pachinko play, on the bottom left of the screen, a window showing the
situation in the parlour is shown. Please use it to check the dollar amounts of
other machines in the parlour, and use that information when you choose a
machine.
If you press C up during pachinko play, the window will shrink, at that time use
the 3D stick or the D pad to move the view of the window around, and you will be
able to see any machine.
Pages 22-25 Pachinko Research Mode
Using 3D polygons these recreated machines can be thoroughly researched. Using
the pin and probability adjustments, certain victory data can be collected at
one's heart's content. For pachinko players, this is certainly very useful!
Machine Selection
On the mode select screen, please select Pachinko Research, and the machine
selection screen will be displayed. Pushing up or down on the D Pad or 3D stick
you can select a machine, please confirm by pressing A.
Here the old and nostalgic names of the machines are displayed. During research
play, you can shoot balls using the 3D stick, giving it a sense of realism.
Contents Selection
When the machine is selected, one can choose to play the machine or view the
data.
Research Play
You can choose to play any of the 5 Pachinko machines. You start with zero
balls, and can go into the minus numbers. The pins and the probability
adjustment can freely be set (see page 24-25). It is a mode you can use for
data collection. Also the adjusted data can be saved per machine.
Machine Data
Each pachinko machine's fundamental data is introduced here. If you press the B
button you will return to the main screen.
Reach Action
The display screens of saved machines Reach Screens are complied here, it is a
very useful mode. You can select the animation for jackpots too. On a real
pachinko machine, these are very difficult and rare to see. Using these screens,
lets reduce our stress!
Changing the conditions
If you press C down during Research play, the command window will open. Here you
can change the settings of each machine.
Using the Dpad and the 3D stcik you can select an item and press the A button to
confirm. When you have finished changing the settings, press the B button to
return to the command window. If you press the B button again, the command
window will close.
Pin Adjustments
The angle of each pin and each pinwheel can be changed. From very loose to very
tight. Please enjoy researching the machines using your favourite pin
adjustment.
Using the 3D stick and D pad you can select any pin, press the A button to
select them and rotate the 3D stick. If you move the stick a little, the pin
will slightly be adjusted, if you press C down the pin will be placed in an
upright position. When you have finished adjusting the pins, press the B button
to return to the command window.
Exchange percentage
Within to 2-4 yen the exchange percent can be freely determined. After
exchanging an amount of money please establish a useful standard. Using up and
down on the D pad you can set a desired amount.
Percentage Adjustment
For the CR Peach Pie V, CR RYU_OH and CR Cyclone
In reality pachinko machines do not have percentage adjustment, but in this game
for the purposes of research, the percentage of jackpots can be adjusted,
between the ratios of 1/1 to 1/999.
Data save
Save the data of the current machine.
Clear data
Clear any data on the current machine.
Pages 26 - 27 Head to Head Battle Mode
A head to head battle on a nostalgic 3D Pachinko machine that is rare to see
these days! Within the time limit, compete for the most balls, a head to head
match of technique! Never seen before excitement is vividly resurrected here!
Select your partner
On the mode select screen, if you select the Head to Head Battle mode, the
partner select screen will be displayed. Pressing left or right on the 3D Stick
or the D pad, you can choose the CPU or two player. If you wish to player please
connect a second controller to the 2 port of your Nintendo console before
turning the power switch on. Please note, if you connect a controller to the
console while the console is switched on, the second controller will not operate
correctly.
Setting the game conditions
After choosing your game partner, if you press the R trigger, the options screen
will open, and the game conditions can be set. If you choose “Settings complete”
設定終了, you will return to the game partner selection screen. You can start the
game with the A button.
Time Limit
Choose from 3,5,10 and 15 minutes.
Starting number of balls
Choose from 100, 150, 200, 250.
Pin level
The number of pins on your machine and your partner machine can be set
separately. If the pins are set to EASY, it is easy to win more balls.
Note, if you quickly press A to start the game after selecting you partner, the
following conditions will be set. 3 minutes, 100 balls, 1 player pin level easy,
CPU/player 2 pin level easy.
In head to head mode, the two machines are divided and displayed side by side
horizontally. The remaining time is displayed in the middle of the screen.
Player 1's ball count is to the left at the top, CPU/Player 2's ball count is in
the top right. Player 1 and CPU/Player 2 ball release levels and handles are
also displayed near the bottom of the screen.
Moving the 3D stick up,down,left, or right will change the direction of the
board's slope, if the balls will return to the centre, they will be flung out.
The ball release lever's strength is controlled with the A and B buttons, (A is
strong, B is weak). If the Ball release is adjusted to about 50%, it is easy to
win more balls.
Pages 28 - 30 Machine Introductions
1
CR Peach Pie V (Save machine)
Type CR Digital Pachinko
Once continued probability change (5 time limiter)
Jackpot probability: 1/297 (1/99.8)
Small jackpot probability: 104/311
Small digital rotation time (normal) : About 15.8 seconds
(probability change) About 3 – 5.5 seconds
Small digital release time (normal): About 1.21 seconds (once)
(probability change) About 1.82 seconds (twice)
Number of prize balls: 5,7,13
Average number of Jackpot balls: About 2000
Probability change rushing pattern: 10,000 30,000 50,000 70,000 90,000 Green
Dragon Centre) (Mahjong?)
1000 yen boarder line: Once LN Unlimited
2.5 yen 33 24 24
3 yen 28 23 22
2
CR RYU-OH (Save machine)
Type CR Digital Pachinko (Twice continued probability changer)
Jackpot probability: 3/1187 (22/1187)
Small jackpot probability: 30/301 (298/301)
Small digital rotation time (normal) : About 12.5-13.5 seconds
(probability change) About 2.2 – 8 seconds
Small digital release time (normal): About 0.5 seconds
(probability change) About 3 seconds
Number of prize balls: 5,10 and 15
Average number of Jackpot balls: About 2300 balls
Probability change rushing pattern: 3 , 7 , bishop , chariot and king (shogi)
1000 yen boarder line: Once LN Unlimited
2.5yen 31 28 23
3 yen 26 23 21
Cyclone (Save machine)
Type CR Digital Pachinko, (Twice continued probability changer)
Jack pot probability: 1/337 (6/337)
Small Jack pot probability: 30/301 (199/301)
Small digital rotation time (normal) : About 15 seconds
(probability change) About 2 – 5 seconds
Small digital release time (normal): About 0.5 seconds
(probability change) About 3 seconds
Number of prize balls 5,10 and 15
Average number of Jackpot balls : About 2,300 balls
Probability change rushing pattern: 3,5,7 and the last picture.
1000 yen boarder line: Once LN Unlimited
2.5 yen 32 29 24
3 yen 27 24 22
Data is according to the manufacturer
What is the Twice continued probability changer?
A machine with a probability change pattern effects jackpot, until the third
jackpot the probability of a jackpot remains the same. When a jackpot occurs,
the probability of both small and big jackpots is increased. Below the middle of
the screen, the small “attacker” opens easily, and probability of a round
starting increases, and it becomes harder to lose balls.
What is the Once continued probability changer?
When a jackpot occurs on a machine with a Once continued probability changer,
the probability of getting another jackpot increases until that jackpot is
reached. Normally, the centre digital probability counter and small digital
probability counter also increases, but like the Peach Pie V, in this game, the
small digital probability counter cannot change. However, during the changing of
the probability, the small “attack” below the centre of the screen releases for
a much longer time, during one small jackpot it releases twice, meaning that it
is harder to lose balls.
Zero Tiger
Type Hanemono (Plume type)
Starting release time About 0.5 seconds, about 0.8 seconds times 2,
Jack pot system: About 27 seconds, and opens and closes 18 times
Number of Best rounds 8
Number of prize balls All 3
Average number of Jackpot balls About 600
1000 yen boarder line 3000 balls 4000 balls Unlimited
2.5yen 16 13 10
3 yen 11 9 6
What is Hanemono (Plume Type) ?
It is a machine with a plume structure in the centre, from which Jackpots are
released. When a jackpot occurs, a part below the centre of the board opens and
closes the plume twice, and balls enter. If those balls enter the Jackpot start
hole (V zone), the plume opens and closes once more, this is very likely to
happen. Like the Seven it is not expected that large balls will come out but,
the number of balls released is good, and it is said that each model has its
different quirks.
Centre Chu Stone
Type Triple
Number of prize balls All 15
The triple stops when a prize is won .
Regarding the part in the middle, it opens into two channels for a triple when a
prize is won. When that finishes, the previously won balls will be released, and
the next balls won will be effectively left at the top. To the right and left of
the part in the middle are another 4 channels, which also open. When they are
opened, both channels of balls rush down into the triple system and are released
as prizes.
