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Love playing video games, but concern about your future? Well, you shouldn’t because today you can be paid thousands of dollars for playing video games.

Gamer Testing Ground is a membership site that teaches you how to become a beta game tester. There is an job database available that is constantly updated with new video game tester jobs.

Actually, I was a little bit skeptical in the beginning making money as a video game tester.

I know game tester is a good job. In fact, I used to become game tester 2 years ago. But back then, I never heard any game tester made 0/day. Let’s take a look at my review:

1. What Is Gamer Testing Ground?

Basically, Gamer Testing Ground is a guide that shows you how to earn a living by becoming a beta video game tester. Game testers today has become very a competitive job thanks to the booming video game industry. This guide promises to show you the cheat sheet to become a game tester with 6 figures income.

2. How Much Does Gamer Testing Ground Cost?

The cost to join at the time of writing was only .88/month. I thought why not join and see myself what this site offers.

What I found inside was really interesting. You can truly earn a good money playing games. There is a case where one game tester was making ,000 per year and you will learn how to do that.

This is possible because today’s video gaming industry has evolved into a billion dollars a year industry. So they can afford to pay a hefty sum of money for their game tester.

3. Video Game Tester Jobs Database

Currently, there are more than 50 companies available that you can submit your application immediately. Also, if you are lucky, you can be a winner of PS 3 give away at 31st December 2008.

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When a game developer announces a few video game tester job openings, your best chance of getting one of those jobs is to be a relative or close personal friend of someone who already works there. Cynical? Yes. True. Again, yes. For those of you who don’t have that advantage, the plan is a little less straightforward, but known to work. Following the three steps given below is your best chance at securing one of those video game tester job openings; the job of your dreams.

Step 1: Make a Connection

Write a letter to several video game developers to let them know about your interest in one of their video game tester job openings. List the games that you have played and your level of expertise. Tell them how much you enjoy playing these games and how serious you are about wanting to help make these games better by testing them. If you found out about a possible opening on a company website, be sure to mention that in the letter. With luck, you may get some games to test, and launch your career.

Step 2: Learn About and Test the Games

If you are selected to fill one of the video game tester job openings, games will be delivered to your home by mail or UPS. Before you begin playing any of the games, study any manuals that come with them. Make sure that you understand the game’s theme and playing goals. Test the games methodically. Repeat testing until you have exhausted every possible approach to the game, trying all possible strategies to try to break it. Document any problems that you notice, including any strange unexpected game behavior. If you’re not experienced in the various schemes and tactics used by game testers, take one of the online e-courses that are available to become more familiar with all the useful techniques offered. Remember, concentration and attention to detail are the keys to game testing success.

Step 3: Submit Your Findings

When you have completed testing a game thoroughly, submit all of the documentation that you created during testing. You can also add a summary of your general impression of the game and its ease of use. Time is crucial to game developers. Make sure that they acknowledge receipt of your documentation, otherwise your may have trouble with payment. Once your testing documentation has been reviewed and approved, you should be receiving a check for services. If you did an acceptable job, you can expect more testing jobs to follow.

Once you become adept at finding software bugs, you’ll find game testing to be an interesting and rewarding job. You really don’t want the games that you test to be flawed, but it is exciting to be the technical sleuth that finds errors where they exist. Better you than a future buyer. Pay can fall within the to 0 per day range, depending upon your experience and work history. Some companies offer extra benefits or bonuses to those who find the most bugs. One great benefit for avid players is you’ll learn some of the secret cheat codes. You may also be lucky enough to be able to keep the beta game versions that you’ve tested. It’s an all around great deal! Follow the above steps to ensure that you have the best possible chance to fill one of those video game tester job openings that pop up now and then.

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“Improving my resume? Do you mean lie?” No, you won’t have to lie to improve your video game tester resume. You don’t have to embellish, exaggerate, fib, and/or stretch the truth. All you have to do is tell the truth. Worried that telling the truth will result in “Sorry, you don’t have enough experience”? Well, don’t be. There is a simple way for you to legitimately gain more experience and display that fact on your resume; and contrary to what you might think, it’s not by “playing more games”.

It’s true that playing more video games will indirectly help get you more video game tester jobs openings, but thats not the “way” we’re talking about. To show the illusion (for lack of a better word) of expertise, all you have to do is set up a simple website or blog. The purpose of this website/blog is to openly display your video game experience for others to see; more specifically, game developers.

How does a website or blog help? Basically, it allows possible employers to see, at some level, how involved you are with the video game industry. Obviously, they aren’t going to base their entire decision on how pretty your website looks. However, it will play a small part in you being hired or rejected. So, with that being said, be sure to put some decent effort into your website or blog.

Although not having a website won’t hurt your chances, having a poor website can. If you set one up and display poor information and/or act like a clown, you won’t score any points with the company or developer you’re applying to. As a matter of fact, you’ll probably lose points.

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If you don’t know much about creating websites, the best thing you can do is set-up a free blog at a site like blogger.com. Choose a pre-made template and then work from there. Blogger blogs look quite nice and can give you that professional look that you’re going for. It’s either that or you set up your very own website and do everything completely on your own. Your choice.
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Your goal here is to present yourself in a professional manner and provide as much accurate information as possible. What you add to the website/blog really doesn’t matter so long as it is video game related and contains some sort of useful info. You can add reviews, previews, hints, cheats, tips, strategy guides, walk-throughs, and/or anything else that you can think of. You have to remember that these developers and game companies are looking for professional video game testers, not occasional game players who think of gaming as a “weekend hobby”; therefore, the more detailed information and content you provide, the better off you’ll be.

If you’re busy and don’t have time to write and then add video game related information to your blog, you could always outsource it to someone else. What does that mean? It simply means you would pay someone to write the reviews, previews, and other information. Some may consider this to be a bit sneaky and dishonest, but that’s up to you to decide. Generally speaking, most testers would rather be “sneaky and have an actual video game tester job” than be “honest and without a job.”

Having a website/blog listed on your resume is a great reference all on it’s own. It clearly shows the company your level of experience with video games and makes you appear dramatically more professional, which is exactly what you want.

Question by OsD: How are video game cheats made?
Who, when and how.

Best answer:

Answer by John T
The video game cheats are made by the game publisher of which ever game they made. They make it during production of the games and they do this just like programming any other part of the game, they just make a something happen when the cheat is entered.

Add your own answer in the comments!

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