AirConsole and the BMW Group have announced a partnership which will bring casual gaming into new BMW vehicles, starting next year.

The AirConsole gaming platform, which offers a diverse catalogue of games, will be usable via the BMW Curved Display. The games are run directly inside the vehicle entertainment system and the AirConsole technology enables games to be instantly delivered over-the-air and to be controlled via smartphones.

“With AirConsole we will leverage innovative technologies combined with a broad variety of fun and multiplayer games. This will make every waiting situation inside the vehicle, such as charging, an enjoyable moment,” said Stephan Durach – Senior Vice President BMW Group Connected Company Development.

Anthony Cliquot, CEO of N-Dream, the company behind the AirConsole brand, added: “We are extremely proud to spearhead gaming inside vehicles with BMW and are excited to create new games for in-car entertainment. Our ingenious architecture coupled with the ease of access of our platform will change the way people get entertained in their vehicles.”

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