Car drivers who love classic video games may soon be able to enjoy them while parked in their Volkswagen. The integration of the AirConsole platform allows drivers to use their smartphone as a game controller, but only when the vehicle is stationary. This means that while the car is in motion, the system is disabled for safety reasons, ensuring that drivers remain focused on the road. AirConsole is a gaming platform that lets users play mobile and web-based games using a smartphone as a controller. In the case of Volkswagen's new feature, the system is designed to activate only when the car is parked, making it a fun way to pass the time without compromising safety. This integration brings a new level of entertainment to drivers who enjoy gaming, allowing them to play classic titles right from their car's infotainment system. The feature is part of Volkswagen's ongoing efforts to enhance the in-car experience with technology that balances entertainment and safety. By limiting game access to when the car is parked, Volkswagen ensures that the driver’s attention is not diverted during driving. This approach aligns with broader trends in automotive technology, where convenience and safety are prioritized together. Classic games such as Pac-Man, Tetris, and others are expected to be available through this feature, giving drivers a nostalgic gaming experience. While the system is currently in testing phases, it represents a step forward in how automotive technology can be used to provide entertainment in a responsible manner.