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Follow-ups/Corrections
Batman: Arkham Trilogy - The Switch release has been delayed until Dec 1.

Reg ‘ol News
Switch 2 - Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa told Nikkei that support for the OG Switch was planned through fiscal year of 2024 (which ends in March of 2025). Meaning they have no long term plans right now regarding the current hardware.
https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUF295550Z20C23A8000000/
Epic Games - Focusing on Fortnite, Epic Games has decided that growth isn’t happening as originally planned, so they will be laying off 16% or their staff (approx 830 employees.) Will be leaning into Fortnite as a “metaverse-inspired ecosystem for creators,” according to CEO Tim Sweeney.
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/epic-games-is-reportedly-laying-off-16-of-its-staff/
Twitch Layoffs - MORE layoffs at Amazon are effecting Twitch’s Customer Experience department.
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/twitch-makes-another-round-of-layoffs
Naughty Dog Layoffs - The developer is slimming down the QA department it would seem. Not renewing 25 contracts of temp workers mostly in that area. Though this round of “layoffs” has apparently massively delayed the development of the Last of Us multiplayer game.
https://kotaku.com/naughty-dog-ps5-playstation-sony-last-us-part-3-layoffs-1850893794
Raspberry Pi 5 - Said to be 2 - 3 times faster than the previous generation. If you opt for a cased version this time around it will feature a cooling fan because the processor, while cheaper on power for individual tasks, has a significantly higher peak performance. 4GB model runs for $60 and the 8GB version runs for $80. Raspberry Pis can now support dual 4k60 monitors, and double the I/O.
https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/teensy-60-raspberry-pi-5-computer-gets-bigger-pc-brawn/

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