Working in video games is a dream job for many because it gives you an opportunity to work on something that you love and to make good money doing it. Sounds great huh? Well, rest assured that you aren't the only one who thinks so. Video games jobs are hard to get. This is a very competitive market so be prepared to do your homework.A game tester's primary job is to play test the games before their release, identify the bugs and glitches in them and report them back to the gaming companies. Most of the times, you need to fill up an online form mentioning the details of the bug and how it can be recreated by the developers.Video Game Jobs don't generally appear in the newspaper or other job posting networks. You have to be proactive and make yourself known to the companies you wish to work for. Usually putting that you play video games a lot on your resume isn't a good idea for a job search, but here it is! They want to know you play video games.

I do know of a few people that only play about an hour a day, but they are only using it as an extra stream of income. Do not expect to play an hour a day and still be able to support your family. If you really want to make it big, only use testing the video games as a stepping stone into the industry. I know by now this is probably the third article that you have read today, and they are all telling you the same thing. Either one: it is a scam.Another factor contributing to the increase in the number of video game jobs are the new markets that are cropping up all over the world. New markets are being formed in a variety of new countries each year, and what was once a whim has become a multi-billion dollar powerhouse.

A tester is basically someone who plays through a game, testing it out and looking for any obvious bugs. Obviously companies don't want to release a game that has masses of bugs in it, so they hire hundreds of testers to help them out. This is where there's a real potential for people such as you to get a real job in the industry. An established games tester can make upwards of $20+ an hour, although I'm sure many of them would work for free!The popularity of video games is not just growing in the US and other traditionally western countries, but in China as well. According to Oxburyresearch.com, broadband access is rapidly expanding within China. Because of it, online gaming is booming. China's 2008 $1.79 billion gaming industry revenue is expected to rise to $2.3 billion in 2009. The industry's growth rate is projected to top 20% over each of the next few years.

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