Game Tester

The world is constantly changing, and no one realizes this fact more than people who actually persist with their game tester career. In general, the video game industry is one of the most known for its incredibly fast paced changes and remarkable evolutions. Case in point: only 3 years ago we were introduced to a completely new style of gaming with the Wii and its motion sensing technology, and only a few years before that gaming on disks was pretty much a far off dream. Game testers are part of the industry’s lifeblood- despite the fact that some thing video game QA testers, who are paid to play games, are useless, they are, in fact, far from it. And in the year 2010, things are looking particularly good for becoming a video game tester who ends up getting paid to play games!

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Why is now so great? Well let’s look at some of the more recent changes to the video game industry and, indeed, the video game tester career industry.

In 2008, there were over 1000 titles released across all gaming platforms
In 2009, the number further increased by almost 100 titles
The average video game QA tester salary, or video game tester salary, is ,000 per year for less than 3 years of experience
The average video game QA tester salary for those with 3-6 years of experience is over ,000 per year
The top salary of a lead QA tester is 5,000 a year
The gaming industry is a multibillion dollar industry which stands above the movie industry, and the “biggest entertainment launch of all time” was the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which sold 4.7 million copies in its first day of release, and made 0 million, shattering the 5 million dollar box office record set by The Dark Knight

And there are many other things that would have your head spinning. Now is the time, if you’ve ever been even slightly interested in getting paid to play games. Trust me, 2010 is not only the year of the tiger, the very happy gamer, but also of the very happy video game tester!