Game Controller Adapting Interface for Touch and Physical Buttons

The patent applies universality by making the game controller compatible with multiple types of gaming consoles (first type with physical selectors, second type with touch screen). The controller automatically detects the console type and configures itself to work with either interface, allowing one controller to serve multiple functions across different game platforms without sacrificing reliability on either system.

The game controller applies self-service by automatically detecting whether it is connected to a first-type or second-type gaming console and autonomously configuring its input handling accordingly. This eliminates the need for manual setup or user intervention, allowing the controller to adapt itself to the appropriate interface type (physical selectors or touch screen) based on the detected console, thereby maintaining ease of operation while reducing overall system complexity.

The patent applies universality by designing a single game controller that can operate with both first-type consoles (using physical selectors) and second-type consoles (using touch screens). This multi-functional design eliminates the need to manufacture separate controllers for different console types, reducing production costs while maintaining the ability to accommodate multiple games across different platforms.

The patent applies dynamics by making the controller's input handling flexible and adaptive rather than static. The controller dynamically adjusts its operation mode based on the detected console type - using physical selector inputs for first-type consoles and touch screen inputs for second-type consoles. This dynamic adaptation allows the system to maintain ease of operation for each specific console type while avoiding the need for excessive physical selectors on all controllers, thereby reducing overall device complexity.