Tetris makes its North American in-car debut at New York Comic Con
THE SO WHAT
In-car Tetris via AirConsole is less about gaming and more about OEMs testing software platforms as recurring engagement surfaces. If you touch automotive, assume the cabin is becoming another app store—and start thinking about session length, safety constraints, and OEM approval cycles like you would for TV platforms.
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