BMW's newest luxury sedan offers video games that use your phone as a controller
unveiled the latest version of its 5 Series sedan last week with an unlikely twist: in-car gaming. Drivers and passengers will be able to use their phones as controllers to play games in the new-and-improved model's touchscreen — but only when the car is parked.
People in both the front and back seats will be able to take part in the fun by scanning a QR code in the BMW's main screen to connect their phones. The gaming functionality comes from a, including quiz, racing, sports, and puzzle offerings. The feature could come in mighty handy when owners of the i5 need to stop and charge up, BMW says. In an electric car, it isn't uncommon for charging pit stops to last 30 minutes or more, so buyers will surely welcome some entertainment.
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