Hide Leaderboards
The ability to hide leaderboards within games would be helpful for young kids and/or neurodivergent kids that get upset when they do not get the high score every time they play. It will help take away the pressure of needing to beat a certain score and allow them to just enjoy playing the game.
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A Kilgore
Jan 7
Yes! My background is a psychologist and I notice this with neurodiverse at home. I also just rec my friend with four kids get a nex and her neurodiverse ones shut down as well! I was not at all surprised when she called me complaining of that. I almost hesitated to recommended it to her for this very reason and my experience. If you could add an option to hide them on Barbie Dance and Hungry Hippos definitely lead the meltdowns! It’s so different having a child with suspected ADHD Autism Spectrum or neurodiversity plan v a neutrotypical child. Sometimes the meltdowns are just not worth it as the adult trying to do something fun and they experience it differently. It’s hard to explain I think there is just so much going on due to the nature of the video game and lack of structure. I appreciate how in the bowling game you made it much easier to add bumpers- what about something like that? She was thrilled to hear I rec this before somewhere, but I don’t think it’s been done yet. We both are to the point we just don’t reach for the Nex as a go to family activity due to this one issue. I imagine you could use the cameras to spot these meltdowns in kids? Easy solution and quick fix. Thank you!
Jonathan S
Apr 8, 2025
Definitely!