Reasons Why Nex Playground is a Must Buy for Families | All the Games on Nex Playground
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- We were gifted this Nex Playground to try out, play and show you all the features. It is really easy to set up and start. You just plug in , connect to wifi and start downloading the games. We show all the games and talk about our favorites at the end.
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Thank you to everyone who has watched. I hope this review of Nex Playground is helpful to decide whether it is right for you or your family. We have been having a blast playing it and I like how it keeps the kids active (and myself too!)
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Have you played this before?
congrats on sponsor
@@jeffumbreoncollects thank you. I only work with brands we truly enjoy. 😊
This is better then all the games out there my autistic son 14 has had his since January and do get the yearly pass all the games are great not to mention they add new games each month so great ! ❤❤❤ This product great for a rainy day too
I'm so glad you enjoy it too! We've been playing the new games and the kids love Tumbobots too. Do you have a favorite game??
@@EpicFamilyQuests Family fitness and also looking forward to bowling
@@jerrigatewood8225 we are too! Can't wait 🙌
I purchased the Nex Playground to use as part of my therapy after a hospital stay in June.
While I am wheelchair bound, getting upper body movement from so many of their offerings has been helpful and fun.
So cool I love how compact it is! Looks like a lot of fun!
You and Emily would love it. 🥰
Are the 4 included games enough to keep kids interested? Are your kids still into it or are they back to playing Switch or PlayStation or iPads?
They love Tumbo Bots the best which isn't a freebie unfortunately. So you'd want the gamepass. We've been doing the games once or twice a week just to do something more active. I like the workouts too adults can even do. Of course Minecraft & Roblox is their favorite thing, but it's fun to have the variety. The competition games are fun for a family game night too.
Fruit Ninja has recently been added to the original 4 ( although initially only as a single user ). They are working on multiplayer and no bomb modes.
Starri is an exceptional dance game for 1 to 2 users.
The Play Pass at $89.95 per year adds another 20+ games. + whatever releases come monthly.
It far exceeds the Wii and even the Microsoft Kinect.
Very much run for ALL AGES.
This is very cool
It's a lot of fun 🙂
How easy or hard would it be to leave this on one game, if I select a game and then hide the remote would that work ?
You should be able to do that just fine. You won't need the remote again unless you want to change the game. :)
Are the games free after you buy the device?
Only a few. You have to do a Play Pass to get them all which is $50 quarterly or $90 for the year. But they do come out with new games, a couple per month.
there are homebrew?
What is homebrew?
@@EpicFamilyQuests Homebrew, when applied to video games, refers to software produced by hobbyists for proprietary video game consoles which are not intended to be user-programmable. The official documentation is often only available to licensed developers, and these systems may use storage formats that make distribution difficult, such as ROM cartridges or encrypted CD-ROMs. Many consoles have hardware restrictions to prevent unauthorized development.
Development can use unofficial, community maintained toolchains or official development kits such as Net Yaroze, Linux for PlayStation 2, or Microsoft XNA.[1] Targets for homebrew games are typically those which are no longer commercially relevant or produced, and with simpler graphics and/or computational abilities, such as the Atari 2600, Nintendo Entertainment System, Wii, Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Genesis, Dreamcast, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation, and PlayStation 2.
As hobbyists began to make unofficial games and homebrew for consoles, a number of groups were formed that involved homebrew as well as circumventing the hardware and software restrictions imposed on the consoles. One such group was Team Twiizers, created and founded by researchers Jack Bourne and Sam Tronson Jr. in 2007. Their name comes from a hardware exploit for the Wii that was performed by the team themselves. They remained active until 2012 when legal issues came in but then returned in 2019, with a name change of the group to fail0verflow. As of 2024, the team continues to make unofficial games and homebrew to this day, as well as researching on game console security.
@@EpicFamilyQuests its just jailbreaking the console to make better things with this console, this console its overpriced, but cool
ok so you need to pay extra money to play all the games
good to know its not worth my money
Orrrrr.... You could get a used Wii for $50 and extra games and controllers for $50. for a total of $100, unlimited nostalgia, and no subscription service. Do with this information as you wish
We have a Wii too. Both systems are great to have. Sometimes the Wii though can be frustrating with controls depending on the game. I get the subscription frustration though.
subscription model again! no thanks
I do agree that the extra cost can be frustrating. They seem to be adding a couple new games a month though at least.
Agreed! Definitely a deal breaker. I would buy additional games of my choice if they sell them like that as another option. I don’t need that many games
@@PahNay send them feedback. Maybe they could add more options in the future. I think having more choices would be great.
Thats a big L too me back in 2010 you would need a 300$ console with a 150$ accessorie to do this kinda thing
@@jacobclements1582 What's a big L? Big loss?