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Gamer Testing Ground

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Rating: 3.9/5 stars  Price: $34.95 for 6 mos./ $39.95 for 12 mos./
$44.95 for 24 mos.


Among the many money making opportunities available through the internet, the thought of making money while at play can be a very enticing idea. What if one could get paid to play games by becoming a video game tester, testing games for the software game developers. This is the premise behind the development of Gamer Testing Ground, a business that purports to set it's clients up with an opportunity to make money by testing computer video games.
 
The idea behind Gamer Testing Ground is that of a membership site, set up on a temporal basis. In other words, a person joins for six, twelve, or twenty-four months and in return they get a guide to companies needing video game testers. You have to apply to the companies and be accepted before you can begin receiving games to be tested for glitches and getting paid to test them.

These companies need reliable people to test and report back the bugs contained in new games under development. And this is where you, the aspiring "paid to play games" video game tester, come into play. The list of companies in the Gamer Testing Ground guide is updated periodically to keep it fresh and concurrent with the needs of the gaming industry. This means as more resources are added by the industry itself, those resources are also reflected in the guide you will be using. The guide itself is online, to which you as a member have access.

Now, if you're thinking of getting into this money making opportunity with only a half-hearted effort, think again. Video gaming worldwide is big business. Applying to become a video game tester is no game! You will do well to heed the advice given in the Gamer Testing Ground package, which includes a chapter on "resume building." This is an often overlooked area of becoming a video game tester to which this site educates its clientele. Creating a quality resume will help you get noticed. Also, there is a section listing a few good resources to post your resume to.

It almost goes without saying that a burning passion for playing video games along with an eye for detail are two essential qualifications for landing this kind of work. Of the two, though, the eye for detail is the more important as far as the gaming companies themselves are concerned. The information on the Gamer Testing Ground site gives the job seeking applicant a heads up on all the tips and tricks to landing a good paying position with one of these companies. More than just providing you with a list of companies for you to apply at and then dropping you off on your own, the information available though this program provides you with a game plan for landing a position testing games.

At this point you might be asking if the money making opportunities offered in the guide at Gamer Testing Ground are legitimate. Well, they most certainly are. And you'll be able to see for yourself that they are through putting in your applications; or if you remain unconvinced, you can ask for your money back. The only question that remains is: are you up to the challenge that the gaming companies expect from a successful video game tester candidate? If you are, you may just be able to get paid for playing games while at work! Now, how bad can that be?

Click on the Gamer Testing Ground link to learn more about this opportunity.

Updated: 8 July, 2008