I've noticed my car only has a small number of games and not any of the classics that I've always read about. I did find some older threads from Dec/Jan that talked about having to get a software push if you don't have all of the games.
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What games should we currently have?
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MLXXXp
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It depends on whether the USB-C connectors in your console are charge only or data capable. I believe games that require a game controller aren't included if the ports are charge only (even though the USB-A port in the glove box is always data capable).
Mine are the charge only ports so that may explain it but I do have a couple of games that work with the controller through the glovebox.
MLXXXp
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MLXXXp
Member
So what I'm saying is that the games you're missing may be the ones that require a controller in order to be able to play them.
I guess the real problem for me is I don't know what games should be there so I shouldn't have suggested they are missing. For example, I've always heard about Centipede, is that a current game? I was in a Model 3 two months ago that had Centipede and Missle Command, I don't have either of those.
MLXXXp
Member
My car has both of those. My console USB ports are data capable but interestingly both games say:
"Supports: controller, steering wheel, touchscreen"
and I was able to play both with the steering wheel and/or touchscreen without having a controller plugged in.
I'm currently at software version 2022.12.3.20 but have always had those games.
MLXXXp
Member
Maybe this will help:
Every game you can play on a Tesla: From Asteroids to Sonic | Finder
Tesla vehicles can come with up to 21 different video games you can play right on the dash. Here's the full list available in 2022.
www.finder.com.au
My 2022 MYLR (on 2022-16-3) is also missing the TeslAtari games that were in my friends 2021 M3LR in March this year. They all worked with the steering wheel or touch screen, no need for a controller (although that would be better). I can't find an official list of what games should be present.
TomT
Technical Maven
I swapped out my neutered center controller for one that supports data and those games appeared after I had done so. It was about 80 bucks for the replacement unit. I'm not a gamer, I just wanted the data capability. Kind of lame that Tesla removed that feature due to a lack of chips and then offered nothing in return...
Just a heads up... many of those games were pushed with an update, but if your WiFi isn't a good signal, it'll skip downloading the games.
To get them, schedule service in the app and let them know you're missing games. They'll push another update... make sure you have a strong connection.
To get them, schedule service in the app and let them know you're missing games. They'll push another update... make sure you have a strong connection.
Is this like what you ordered/ installed?
