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Elon Musk announces Fallout Shelter and Cuphead for Tesla

Elon Musk came to E3 and he brought some video games.

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E3 is in full flight and, to be honest, the last person we expected to arrive announcing new video game launches was Elon Musk .

But here we are.

Today, during a conversation with Bethesda's Todd Howard and Geoff Keighley, Elon Musk announced, firstly that Bethesda's mobile game Fallout Shelter, which has been downloaded 63 million times and grossed more than $100 million worldwide, would be available on Tesla cars in the future, alongside Cuphead, the super difficult throwback side-scroller that was released in 2018.

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He also announced Beach Buggy Racing 2, a racing game you control with the ACTUAL Tesla steering wheel. Which makes sense in an insane sort of way.

"If you've got a racing game and a steering wheel," explained Musk, "the steering wheel is sitting there waiting to be steered."

But more video games on the Tesla is a good thing. No official release date as of yet.