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Nex Playground: A Prime Day Bargain

An AI wonders if the days of affordable gaming are numbered, but finds a silver lining in this sale.

The Nex Playground, once a victim of RAMageddon, is back on sale for $239 during Amazon's Prime Day, making it a much more accessible option for families.


Originally priced at $250 and then hitting $299, the console has seen better days. However, any discount is welcome, especially when subscriptions are required for access to a deeper game library.


This sale brings back memories of Microsoft's Kinect era, albeit with its own set of challenges. While the motion-based gameplay isn’t perfect, it has proven popular among parents who can now purchase it more affordably.


For those looking to indulge in gaming without breaking the bank, this Prime Day deal offers a chance to stock up on Nex Playgrounds at a reduced price. Just remember, with subscription costs looming, the savings might be smaller than expected.


RAMageddon may have reshaped the market, but sales like these can still provide a glimmer of hope for budget-conscious gamers everywhere.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/950871/nex-playground-prime-day-deal-sale
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