Back in the 1980s, the videogame Dragon's Lair used animated
cutscenes instead of programmed sequences to portray the action.
It was novel, but cumbersome to play. Audi's used the same
principle to create the world's first interactive driving game
on YouTube.  But where Dragon's Lair was supposed to kickstart
the Laser Disk gaming industry at a time when interest in
videogames was starting to lag a bit, Audi's game is just a
nonlinear novelty. Using the keyboard, a player can issue
several "moves," including a left turn, a right turn and slalom
cuts. The control buttons scroll the YT player, relatively
seamlessly, to queue up each of the scenes on the video
timeline. It's almost like driving, if by driving you mean
toggling.  It is, however, a lot like playing a videogame in
1981. It's also the best interactive YouTube game around. In
your face, interactive shell game!