Xbox Comes to Your Car With New Microsoft/LG Collaboration

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Cloud gaming, huh? Google Stadia proved that streaming video games even on a high speed land connection was a miserable experience, I can't imagine how unplayable it will be over wireless.

"MOOOOOOM!!! Park somewhere else, I wanna play Halo!!!"
 
The last thing I want is Microsoft involved with my car. Being forced to use LG is on that list due to long running issues with the brand. I'm sure it's all options... but I know to investigate further if I end up needing a new vehicle.
 
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This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:

Xbox Comes to Your Car With New Microsoft/LG Collaboration​

Microsoft has announced a new initiative that expands how, where, and when you can play your Xbox games, to include your entire car...
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What brand of car will the xbox be installed in though?? Or will this be a software introduced to lots of new cars??
Could it be dodgy and interfere with car performance (especially if it's electric)??
The car shown looks like an Omoda, which is basically the Chinese version of like Hyundai or maybe Ford.
Interesting concept as they have this technology in Teslas already.
Could be fun but many people will just get car sickness!!
Cool Idea!!! 👍 👍
 
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What brand of car will the xbox be installed in though??
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As far as I'm aware, only Kia has LG APC enabled, and only in the UK and Europe - but Korea may get it too. That suggests Genesis and Hyundai may also get it.

The car in the video looks like a special marketing vehicle (a "generic"), or a car designed to look like some other cars but not be a specific car for advertising purposes outside of automotive.

To be fair, that is also what a lot of Chinese cars look like.
 
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As far as I'm aware, only Kia has LG APC enabled, and only in the UK and Europe - but Korea may get it too. That suggests Genesis and Hyundai may also get it.

The car in the video looks like a special marketing vehicle (a "generic"), or a car designed to look like some other cars but not be a specific car for advertising purposes outside of automotive.

To be fair, that is also what a lot of Chinese cars look like.
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Oh Ok thank you!!
Good knowledge!
 

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