Core Insights - Google is developing advanced features for the upcoming Android 17 system, focusing on enhancing controller support for gamers and adapting to the growing demand for cloud gaming and new device forms [1][3] Group 1: Controller Features - One of the key features is native controller button remapping support, which will allow users to customize button configurations at the system level, addressing the increasing need for controller input support in the Android gaming ecosystem [3] - The Android framework has introduced a new permission `android.permission.CONTROLLER_REMAPPING`, which is controlled by the `com.android.hardware.input.controller_remapping` function, and is only available to system-level applications [3] - Currently, the Android platform recognizes controllers connected via USB or Bluetooth but has primarily optimized for common devices like Xbox controllers, leaving other manufacturers to ensure compatibility through mainstream button schemes [3] Group 2: Virtual Game Controller - Android 17 will also introduce a "virtual game controller" feature, which simulates a controller through software, allowing games to recognize it as a real controller and providing players with more control options [4]