This Russian Van Has A Tetris Game Hidden In Its Trip Computer
Tesla has come up with some pretty cool hidden features in its cars over the last few years, but arguably the best ‘Easter egg’ we’ve yet seen comes from an unlikely source: a Russian light commercial vehicle.
It’s the GAZelle Next, and in its trip computer you’ll find a Tetris-style game to ease your boredom. As detailed in the video above and a very rough translation of the description, you need to turn ignition and start the car, push the indicator stalk to the right-turn signal position three times, switch on high beam twice, depress the clutch five times, and rotate the left knob on the instrument cluster.
Now how about a hidden game of Snake when the Next’s mid-life update is here…?
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
Sounds like something I should import in 25 years.
Damn you Russians.. You know how to get us..
can we just point out how badly the player is doing in this ad
Probably hacked it
More car companies should do this. Hide little secrets and never mention them.
I’m waiting to play it