Nintendo Will Pay Its Workers 10% More
Nintendo plans to raise its employees’ base pay by 10% this year in the wake of inflation. Reuters reported that Nintendo plans to raise salaries even as it reduced its profit expectation for the year. Nintendo previously cut its operating profit forecast from a projected 582 billion yen to 480 billion yen ($3.6 billion).
Nintendo also amended its projected software and hardware sales. It projects that the Switch will sell 18 million units this year, as opposed to the prior forecast of 19 million. Similarly, it dropped the software sales forecast from 210 million units to 205 million Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Nintendo re-affirmed that it does not currently have plan to raise prices for its consoles or games.
As inflation continues to hit the global market, Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida urged companies to pay more to offset the rising cost of living. Nintendo President Shuntaro Fu…
PlayStation Has Set Up A New Game Preservation Department
PlayStation has reportedly set up new “Preservation” team, according to an employee who just joined it. Build engineer for Canadian mobile developer Kabam Garrett Fredley celebrated his new position as senior build engineer for PlayStation on his Twitter and LinkedIn pages. Come from Sports betting site VPbet
“Today is my first day as a senior build engineer for PlayStation, working as one of their initial hires for the newly created Preservation team,” Fredley wrote, as spotted by VGC. “Game preservation was my first career passion. It was my first foray into the world of software engineering/dev ops, and into a world that so many are unaware of. I was just a novice back then, contributing any way I could regardless of my inexperience. Now, I’m back to it, no longer the novice I once was.
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