Cuphead Now Available In Tesla Cars, Still No PS4 Version (VIDEO)
Studio MDHR pulled off an amazing feat with Cuphead, the run-and-gunner memorably presenting an old-school cartoon art style as well as a truly grueling challenge for most anyone who got their hands on the vibrant title. Originally pegged as a console exclusive for Xbox One, the platform shooter nonetheless saw release elsewhere over the last year’s time. Following April’s debut on Nintendo Switch, Cuphead has now been made playable via Tesla-branded vehicles.
As part of the featureful electric cars’ new 10.0 update, the first level of the Studio MDHR title is now available from the Tesla Arcade platform. Dubbed the “Tesla Edition of Cuphead,” the car-port is playable in both single-player and cooperative modes and requires the use of a USB-compatible gamepad. As with all Tesla-enabled titles, vehicles must be parked or charging to participate in any gaming activities, because of course. Check out a showcase for the 10.0 software update below.
As Cuphead continues to rise in availability, the question once again arises: Where is the PlayStation 4 version? Studio MDHR memorably spoke on the idea of non-Xbox ports in the past, a stance that would appear much less conclusive following the debut of Cuphead: Tesla Edition. As additional versions are currently out for Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac; the only major exclusion is that of Sony’s popular console. With no PS4 on the horizon, the few remaining avenues for Cuphead would be Linux or the mobile market, but it’s understandable why Studio MDHR might consider the latter an impossibility.
The graphical awesomeness is a bit too much for mobile 🙂 It will be coming out on PC same day as XboxOne! (Steam, etc.)
— Studio MDHR (@StudioMDHR) June 22, 2016
Cuphead is out now for Nintendo Switch, Mac, PC, Tesla Arcade, and Xbox One.
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