Video Games TRIZ Cases
- Online Software Video Capture and Replay Using Backend Data
Backend interaction data and predefined rules divide captured software activity into replay segments for oversight and analysis.
- Retractable Foldable Control Assembly for Compact Gaming
A retractable, foldable controller uses adjustable spacing and a hidden cable to preserve tactile feedback in compact gaming setups.
- Network-Shared Virtual Gamepad Layouts From Usage Data
Usage-frequency data reshapes virtual control sizes and positions, improving mobile gaming ergonomics and reducing inadvertent touch selection.
- Puzzle Game Element Movement With Automatic Same-Type Coupling
Free movement lets players position puzzle elements dynamically, while same-appearance coupling preserves strategy and keeps play moving.
- Virtual Character Selection With Timed Auto-Selection Visibility
When users miss the selection window, the system reveals its virtual-character pick during selection so others can plan reliable lineups.
- Game Replay Switching for Timing-Based Scene Practice
Automatic replay-status capture lets players interrupt a replay, switch at a selected timing, and retry a specific game scene without complex setup.
- Virtual Camera Control for Game Character Attack Appeal
During attacks, the virtual camera shifts to a predetermined position and orientation to improve character appeal against stronger enemies.
- Conditional NPC Following for Precise Player-Character Approach
Conditional following lets a non-player character stop near a player character, preventing unwanted movement during precise approach and interaction.
- Virtual Resource Placement Control Through a Secondary Scene
See how a secondary virtual scene and movable resource indicator help players place game resources accurately with less skill.
- Mini-Map Position Marks Triggered by Opponent Defeat
Defeating an opposing virtual object automatically displays its position mark on the thumbnail map without a reconnaissance prop.
- AR Game Voice Commands to Free Limited Display Space
Voice instructions replace on-screen trigger controls, freeing display area and avoiding memorized control locations during AR gameplay.
- Object Viewability Scoring Using Relative Viewport Portions
Relative object portions, occlusion, and partial display are evaluated to improve viewability scores and impression metric reliability.
- Two-Character Game Control With Dynamic Input Mode Switching
Dynamic switching lets players control two characters separately or together with analog-stick inputs, reducing confusion and operation burden.
- Multiplayer Game Cloud Rendering With Synchronized Split-Screen Streams
Synchronized cloud game instances mix each player's perspective into one split-screen display, reducing local workload and screen tearing.
- Virtual Environment Anomaly Detection Using User Clustering
User clustering, outlier detection, and virtual-resource routing update confidence scores to block unauthorized interactions.
- Touchscreen Virtual Object Control Using Weighted Displacement Speed
Sampled touch speeds and weighted bias improve virtual-object control when large finger movements reduce touchscreen responsiveness.