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Tesla drops Steam gaming support inside its vehicles
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this post was submitted on 19 May 2024
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When you add it all up, it makes more sense. I honestly think i spend little time in vehicles compared to most people though--a side effect of working remotely most of the time. And even when I do wait, I typically read a book, check out Lemmy, Duolingo, etc. I can see why some folks might want to play a game on the screen. Provided that it only ever works while parked, it makes sense.
Yeah it only works when parked. You can't even shift into drive without closing the games.
On the newer vehicles with a screen in the rear seats, the games may work when driving. I don't have one of those to know for sure, but I think those allow at least things like Netflix in the back for child entertainment.