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When most of us play video games, we never really think about how much work goes into producing one that is as close to reality as possible. Take car racing games for example – capturing sounds of tire screeches and engine noise seems like a tedious task since its difficult to isolate one from the other.

Thanks to the Tesla Roadster electric-vehicle, that problem has been solved. Microsoft recently borrowed the very silent Tesla Roadster to capture sounds including tire squeal and other audio components of driving without mixing any engine noise in the process.

- By: Kap Shah

Source: CrunchGear

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