Of course, it seems, like to paid to play video games for a living, right? I'm sure you would rather sit at home in your pajamas all day long, you will not collect the checks being forced to leave the bed to a boring day time job. Yes, it sure seems to like to paid to get to play games, but there are cons and pros in making the commitment to play the latest games for free
First Working at home is a big plus when you hate yourself out of bed every morning. You learn on your own schedule to work and you do not have to dress up and running in an even number of, as someone said. Basically, you can paid in your pajamas for the rest of your life.
Second Another positive thing is paid to play on that you control how much work you get. It is really up to you whether you are testing a boat load of games all day or you may simply want to concentrate on a few games, so you would not plan too ambitious.
Third But the drawback to a game tester is that no job or insurance. The only thing you get is a paycheck. But you can do easily, work benefits and insurance, as you get higher up the ladder in the gaming industry. This means to start in other areas such as game design, etc. And then move the head with a good game tester.
