Volkswagen brings Tetris and other games to its infotainment displays
News EVs and Transportation Volkswagen brings Tetris and other games to its infotainment displays AirConsole is available in 2027 vehicles and will launch with 20 games. 23, 2026 7:00 am EST Volkswagen Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover As arguably the most unimprovable video game of all time, it's unsurprising that Tetris has been playable on nearly any console you can name. And if you drive a 2027 Volkswagen, you can add your car to that extensive list.
- ▪News EVs and Transportation Volkswagen brings Tetris and other games to its infotainment displays AirConsole is available in 2027 vehicles and will launch with 20 games.
- ▪23, 2026 7:00 am EST Volkswagen Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover As arguably the most unimprovable video game of all time, it's unsurprising that Tetris has been playable on nearly any console you can name.
- ▪And if you drive a 2027 Volkswagen, you can add your car to that extensive list.
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News EVs and Transportation Volkswagen brings Tetris and other games to its infotainment displays AirConsole is available in 2027 vehicles and will launch with 20 games. By Matt Tate Sept. 23, 2026 7:00 am EST Volkswagen Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover As arguably the most unimprovable video game of all time, it's unsurprising that Tetris has been playable on nearly any console you can name. And if you drive a 2027 Volkswagen, you can add your car to that extensive list. The iconic puzzler is one of 20 games that feature in Volkswagen's AirConsole in-vehicle entertainment offering, with Pac-Man Championship Edition and Uno Car Party also named in the press release.
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