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#223797 17-Oct-2017 22:29
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Tetris has been discovered built into the dashboard console of a series of Russian-made vans and trucks.

It is possible to play Tetris on the speedometer screen of these vehicles by following these steps:

1) Turn the ignition on
2) Start the car
3) Activate the right turn signal for three blinks
4) Two click the trip odometer reset twice
5)Push the clutch five times
6) Rev the engine to 2000 RPM while turning on the left turn indicator

Once you have unlocked the game, it can then be played using the tiny adjustment dials on the console.



Original article: https://www.gameplanet.co.nz/news/g59e3d0d5267a8/A-Russian-car-company-hid-Tetris-in-its-dashboard-computers


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  #1885331 17-Oct-2017 22:44
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This makes me think of a certain someone here, who does deal in cars and is Russian! 

 

 

 

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#1885343 17-Oct-2017 23:35
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Just Enough ECU CPU power for This game, Not enough still to maintain correct timing of injectors opening. :e

 

 

 

 





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  #1885370 18-Oct-2017 00:09
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@Ruki perhaps this is something we could pay an extra $10 for when converting the Leaf/Prius Center consoles to English?

*chuckle*



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  #1885581 18-Oct-2017 11:33
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PhantomNVD: @Ruki perhaps this is something we could pay an extra $10 for when converting the Leaf/Prius Center consoles to English?

*chuckle*


Good luck getting to 2000rpm. :-) 

 

 





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