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The conflict between the Assassins and the Templars has fallen into this a fair bit.

With the addition of more and more weapons to the games, its assassination abilities are often no match to anything that has any sort of range. From Unity onwards, it's become an assassination-only weapon, being unavailable for combat altogether. Its boss instakill abilities in combat were removed in the sequel, and from ACII onwards, it became just another weapon among others, being weak in combat and not mandatory in stealth any longer.

The Hidden Blade originally was the ultimate assassination tool, with the ability to one-hit counter kill even bosses.

However, even if the symbols don't have any relation to the buttons do any more, they've become a trademark of the PlayStation brand, and thus are here to stay. Meanwhile the square was never really used for menus, with most games using the start or select buttons for menus, or, in the case of most Eastern RPGs the Triangle button.

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While the triangle button was used to activate a first person view in some PS1 and PS2 games, this was largely phased out in favor of simply having a freely rotating camera, or pressing R3. The Circle and X buttons have been consistently used for their original purpose.in Japan in the rest of the world, Sony decided to switch their functionalities for some reason, until the PlayStation 5, which uses X for Confirm and Circle for Cancel in all countries, much to the consternation of Japanese gamers. The circle button represented confirm, the X button represented cancel, the triangle button represented a point of view, and the square button represented a menu. The symbols on the PlayStation controller's face buttons originally represented the functions that the console's creators had in mind for each one.

Microsoft as well relabeled their 'Start' and 'Back' buttons with icons (officially named the 'Menu' and 'View' buttons respectively). Sony, similarly, used the same names for their two central buttons up until the PlayStation 4, when the Start button was relabeled 'Options', while the Select button was replaced with a 'Share' button, and the function of the Select button was transferred onto the new touchpad.

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Nintendo kept the names Start and Select up to and including the Nintendo 3DS on handhelds, but from the Wii onwards they're now labeled plus and minus on their consoles. Since then, Start and Select are almost exclusively used to pause the game or open the menu screen, rather than to start your game or select anything (with practically every Start Screen responding to any button rather than Start specifically), and while many controllers maintain the existence of two central buttons, it's anyone's guess whether they'll still be called Start and Select or not.

However, developers figured out fairly quickly that it was more intuitive to navigate menu screens using the same controls as in gameplay (D-Pad to move the cursor, buttons to confirm or cancel your selection).

At first, you'd use Select to change the position of a cursor in the game's main menu, and Start to confirm your choice.

The Start and Select buttons, in their original forms.