ware companies. I've gotten these offers on two different occasions, but at this point, I'd rather keep the video game testing as a side job. It's actually perfect as a supplemental income source because it doesn't take much time and you are active just enough to not get sick of being forced to play video games (as if that was real work anyway). My suggestion...get in on this while the getting's good. Competition is still low, so you can land a pretty consistent Video Game Testing freelance job right now. My link below takes you to the website I used. HaMy whole life I was teased by friends and relatives that I was just a waste. Sitting on the couch, staring at the tv screen, playing video games. It started with Nintendo, then Super Nintendo, then Play Station, then Playstation 2, and now Playstation 3 and Xbox as well. So what's changed in all these years of playing video games? Well, now I'm playing on my 50 inch plasma that was bought FROM playing video games. Look, I know I'm kind of an average Joe. I like the simple things in life. A nice cold beer, an evening out with friends and some hang time in front of the TV doing what I do best. With this in mind, about a year ago I decided to search online for a Video Game Tester job. Wouldn't you know it, after reading numerous reviews, I found one that was right for me. Read on to see how you too can become a Video Game Tester and have cash rolling into your bank account for doing what you love.

There are two main skills you need as a Video Game Tester that go beyond having kick ass gaming talents. You must have the ability to communicate with others well through written word and have the ability to be punctual. Here's the lowdown. As a freelance Video Game Tester, you'll be expected to basically sit around in your home, in your pajamas or whatever and rock out on unreleased beta video games. Within a certain timeframe, it is your job to send written communication via email to the developers of the software company, providing feedback on gaming experience. Upon receiving the beta games initially, you may have instruction to look for certain bugs or game play errors. You just do what they say. Sit back, chill out, play the games and send your feedback within a certain timeframe. The result? A sweet, fat paycheck for your "development efforts". Sounds like a joke right? Wrong! It's for real. And most people don't know about this way of making money because they either aren't into video games enough to do the search in google for tester jobs or they think it's a myth. Well, forget them! It's that much more freelance work for us! Let's play some games and crank out some cash!

If you get good enough at the freelance testing, there are circumstances where you'll be offered full-time gigs by software companies. I've gotten these offers on two different occasions, but at this point, I'd rather keep the video game testing as a side job. It's actually perfect as a supplemental income source because it doesn't take much time and you are active just enough to not get sick of being forced to play video games (as if that was real work anyway). My suggestion...get in on this while the getting's good. Competition is still low, so you can land a pretty consistent Video Game Testing freelance job right now. My link below takes you to the website I used. Hav

n front of the TV doing what I do best. With this in mind, about a year ago I decided to search online for a Video Game Tester job. Wouldn't you know it, after reading numerous reviews, I found one that was right for me. Read on to see how you too can become a Video Game Tester and have cash rolling into your bank account for doing what you love.

There are two main skills you need as a Video Game Tester that go beyond having kick ass gaming talents. You must have the ability to communicate with others well through written word and have the ability to be punctual. Here's the lowdown. As a freelance Video Game Tester, you'll be expected to basically sit around in your home, in your pajamas or whatever and rock out on unreleased beta video games. Within a certain timeframe, it is your job to send written communication via email to the developers of the software company, providing feedback on gaming experience. Upon receiving the beta games initially, you may have instruction to look for certain bugs or game play errors. You just do what they say. Sit back, chill out, play the games and send your feedback within a certain timeframe. The result? A sweet, fat paycheck for your "development efforts". Sounds like a joke right? Wrong! It's for real. And most people don't know about this way of making money because they either aren't into video games enough to do the search in google for tester jobs or they think it's a myth. Well, forget them! It's that much more freelance work for us! Let's play some games and crank out some cash!

If you get good enough at the freelance testing, there are circumstances where you'll be offered full-time gigs by software companies. I've gotten these offers on two different occasions, but at this point, I'd rather keep the video game testing as a side job. It's actually perfect as a supplemental income source because it doesn't take much time and you are active just enough to not get sick of being forced to play video games (as if that was real work anyway). My suggestion...get in on this while the getting's good. Competition is still low, so you can land a pretty consistent Video Game Testing freelance job right now. My link below takes you to the website I used. Ha

be punctual. Here's the lowdown. As a freelance Video Game Tester, you'll be expected to basically sit around in your home, in your pajamas or whatever and rock out on unreleased beta video games. Within a certain timeframe, it is your job to send written communication via email to the developers of the software company, providing feedback on gaming experience. Upon receiving the beta games initially, you may have instruction to look for certain bugs or game play errors. You just do what they say. Sit back, chill out, play the games and send your feedback within a certain timeframe. The result? A sweet, fat paycheck for your "development efforts". Sounds like a joke right? Wrong! It's for real. And most people don't know about this way of making money because they either aren't into video games enough to do the search in google for tester jobs or they think it's a myth. Well, forget them! It's that much more freelance work for us! Let's play some games and crank out some cash!

If you get good enough at the freelance testing, there are circumstances where you'll be offered full-time gigs by software companies. I've gotten these offers on two different occasions, but at this point, I'd rather keep the video game testing as a side job. It's actually perfect as a supplemental income source because it doesn't take much time and you are active just enough to not get sick of being forced to play video games (as if that was real work anyway). My suggestion...get in on this while the getting's good. Competition is still low, so you can land a pretty consistent Video Game Testing freelance job right now. My link below takes you to the website I used. Ha

k within a certain timeframe. The result? A sweet, fat paycheck for your "development efforts". Sounds like a joke right? Wrong! It's for real. And most people don't know about this way of making money because they either aren't into video games enough to do the search in google for tester jobs or they think it's a myth. Well, forget them! It's that much more freelance work for us! Let's play some games and crank out some cash!

If you get good enough at the freelance testing, there are circumstances where you'll be offered full-time gigs by software companies. I've gotten these offers on two different occasions, but at this point, I'd rather keep the video game testing as a side job. It's actually perfect as a supplemental income source because it doesn't take much time and you are active just enough to not get sick of being forced to play video games (as if that was real work anyway). My suggestion...get in on this while the getting's good. Competition is still low, so you can land a pretty consistent Video Game Testing freelance job right now. My link below takes you to the website I used. Ha

ware companies. I've gotten these offers on two different occasions, but at this point, I'd rather keep the video game testing as a side job. It's actually perfect as a supplemental income source because it doesn't take much time and you are active just enough to not get sick of being forced to play video games (as if that was real work anyway). My suggestion...get in on this while the getting's good. Competition is still low, so you can land a pretty consistent Video Game Testing freelance job right now. My link below takes you to the website I used. Have fun, and play until it pays for your own plasma! :)