Nex Playground isn't trying to go head-to-head with Switch 2, PS5 or Xbox Series S/X (or any of the best games consoles), instead it slides to one side and aims to offer something a little different.

In its bid to become a fourth game console in the home, Nex Playground is getting How to Train Your Dragon: Riders of the Skies.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nex Playground, the interactive motion gaming platform redefining family-friendly entertainment, today announced its Spring of Fun 2025, featuring new, action ...

The Nex Playground might remind you of the old Nintendo Wii — with games played by body movements, like jumping, flapping your arms, and dancing. It's apparently flying off the shelves — and ...

Switch, PS5, and XBox might be the biggest names in video games, but David Lee and a group of entrepreneurial alums from companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Meta are carving out a niche ...

But the sale also features discounts on other interesting gadgets, including the Nex Playground game console. Prominently featured in one of the top slots on Amazon's sale hub, the Nex Playground ...

The Nex Playground is the closest I've seen to the Wii's second coming. It's a controller-free video game console (tailored to kids aged five years and up) that uses an offline closed-system ...

The Nex Playground is revolutionizing family game night with its innovative camera-based system that transforms living rooms into interactive playgrounds. This colorful cube-shaped console puts ...

Nex Playground is a new game console that detects your body motion so you can control games without a controller. And Fruit Ninja is coming to the platform. That means you can slice and chop ...

Universal Products & Experiences joins Nex Playground’s growing list of brand partners – including Hasbro, Mattel, Sesame Workshop, Miraculous Corp, Paramount, and Halfbrick Studios ...

The Nex Playground is a gaming console similar to the old Nintendo Wii — with active-movement games. It's marketed as a kid-friendly system with no violence, ads, in-app purchases, or talking to ...