Turning the wheel to control the game actually turns the front tires as well, and when your vehicle is sitting on the recently polished tile floor of a suburban mall, it's not the greatest sound. I got particularly nervous after turning the steering wheel for the first time. I'll be honest, my expectations were somewhat low, but the experience exceeded them. Beach Buggy Racing 2 is a kart racer in the vein ofĬrash Team Racing, but you can actually control your vehicle in the game by using the steering wheel and There were 10 games total, with some classics like Centipede, 2048, and Lunar Lander, but the real show stopper that we had come to see is the Tesla-specific edition of Beach Buggy Racing 2. After fiddling with the screen for a bit, we finally found the treasure trove: Tesla Arcade. I sat down in the driver's seat and was greeted by a large, crisp touchscreen in the middle of the cockpit. Does that discount from the fact that Tesla vehicles absolutely ooze awesomeness? Not in my millennial brain. Make dumb weed jokes about the valuation of his publicly traded company on Twitter? Yeah, obviously. Do I wish he didn't do things like (allegedly) trip acid with Grimes and then Pretty much everything about the car made my brain start screaming, "I want this." Now, before the comments section gets spammed with ELONBLOG, I'll 'fess up and say that I may be the biggest Elon apologist in the office.
Model 3, and it definitely does put the 3 in S3XY. Is that a comment on the screen software or Alex's affect on technology? Who's to say.Įventually we hopped in the car, also my first experience inside a There was a Tesla Powerwall, which was much bigger in person than I had assumed from photos, and a few giant touchscreen monitors displaying information, one of which my compatriot Alex touched and immediately caused to stop working. We took a quick lap around the showroom, but due to the minimalistic design there really wasn't that much to see. If you have an image in your head of what it looks like, there's a 99% chance you're dead on. To be blunt, it's basically an Apple Store but Tesla-style. This was my first time checking out a Tesla showroom, and while it was indeed pretty cool, if you've never been to one, either, it's probably exactly what you'd expect. Serious resident video game nerds, we needed to experience this firsthand. Of course we had seen the news and even reported on the addition of the Tesla Arcade feature to Tesla vehicle operating systems, but as two of Tesla showroom at the Somerset Collection (we laypeople just call it Somerset Mall) in Troy, Mich., neither of us knew what to expect. It was a bright, bright sunshiny day, andĪutoblog Associate Producer Alex Malburg and I were filled with childlike anticipation, ready to go play some video games in a
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