Musk also announced along with his stage mate, Bethesda Softworks executive producer Todd Howard, that the simulation game 'Fallout Shelter' would also be coming to Tesla cars. Though he did not announce when the game, 'Beach Buggy Racing 2,' would be available, he said that along with the steering wheel, the brake would also be wired into the game. 'I mean, if you have a racing game and you have a steering 's sitting right there, waiting to be steered,' Musk said.

Here’s our first look at Tesla’s newest racing game.This came straight from avid gamer and Tesla CEO Elon Musk at the E3 video game expo in Los Angeles. With these features, Tesla is all but turning the Model S, 3, and X into some of the world’s coolest gaming consoles, bar none. These new batch of upcoming games, from Beach Buggy Racing 2 to Cuphead to Fallout Shelter, are far more complex, with 3D graphics and likely more immersive sound. The first games that Tesla offered featured classic Atari games such as Lunar Lander, which feature rather simple graphics and gameplay. Tesla’s teaser for Beach Buggy Racing 2 bodes well for the company’s efforts to include more games for its vehicles. Other games, such as the upcoming Cuphead and Fallout Shelter, are great titles, but they would likely not involve as much of the vehicles’ actual components (such as the steering wheel and the brake pedal) for their controls. This could be a strategic move for Tesla, as Beach Buggy Racing 2 is arguably the most immersive game that the company currently offers.

Beach Buggy Racing 2 by is starting to roll out to Tesla cars today- Tesla June 18, 2019īased on the video that Tesla shared on Twitter, as well as the invitations for its in-store Tesla Arcade events, it appears that the company is focusing its efforts on promoting its new racing title.

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