Tesla is famous for building electric cars and offers great technologies to them. This also means that anything they offer is supposed to be of top-level, in terms of user experience and sheer quality. However, it seems like Tesla just committed a big blunder for itself, after taking a gaming road less traveled. It can aptly be termed that way, especially after the reactions of fans on social media over Tesla trying to offer gaming through its car while driving. And that, too, of the legendary Sonic the Hedgehog!

Well, this move definitely didn’t go down well for either Tesla. For those who are unaware, recently the car company faced an investigation and a legal trouble because it offered the drivers gaming on the go. Moreover, the game in question is a fan-favorite title, Sonic the Hedgehog. But this update didn’t see a good reaction, at all, from the users as they flooded Twitter while mocking Tesla on the official page of Sonic.

In this article, we will focus on Sonic and Tesla, and what the fans actually said about the “Tesla car gaming” (if that term fits properly).

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Fans troll Tesla over offering a poor quality Sonic the Hedgehog gameplay

Speaking of the Sonic lovers, the majority of them just trolled and mocked Tesla for ruining the game by offering a pathetic gaming experience. Why? Because the fans spotted that despite the car being too expensive, it couldn’t handle an old version of the game. Simply put, it was horrible according to them to witness this new mode of gaming. On the other hand, few people indirectly joked about crashing into other vehicles while playing Sonic the Hedgehog and driving a Tesla.

However, most of the true Sonic the Hedgehog gamers just couldn’t believe that their beloved character was there on Tesla’s playable screen. Some of them wished for Sonic to jump out of that screen and run faster than Elon Musk’s electric car. Because, as everyone knows it, the gaming character is really faster when it comes to “speed run”.

If you want to see the reactions yourself, here are they:

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What do you think of all this? Will you ever want your car to have video gaming abilities while driving?

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