Video game tester
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A video game tester must have strong verbal and technical skills to identify bugs and issues in games. They are required to make presentations and clearly communicate bugs to designers. Game testers typically earn $30,000 annually, rising to $40,000 with experience. Formal education in game design is recommended to enter this field. Key skills include controlling electronics, explaining issues verbally, performing various gameplay combinations, and identifying differences between bugs and intended features.
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- 1. Video Game Tester Per: Adv May 30, 2012 By: Henry Larrazabal
- 2. About • Working as a video game tester you have to be able to make Presentations about bugs in the game or cracks or missions that a user maybe not be able to use… • You must also be able to be a very good at verbal communication so that designers can find that bug and fix the bug. • Also to be a video game tester you must be able to use electronics and also technology such as computers, consoles, and portable video game systems
- 3. Salary • Salary Averages from $30,000, with an increase to $40,000 with 4 years or more under your belt.
- 4. Skills Needed • Able to control electronics very well • Able to be a very to explain verbally • Able to be good at doing different combinations in the game • Able to be playing the game without stop
- 5. Education • Entering a job like video game tester is not easy you will have a hard time entering with no school degree so it is a better chance for you to enter a video game tester with a video game degree • You Can Get Video Game Degree Going to a Video Design School If Interested Check Out This Website: http://www.adigitaldreamer.com/game-design- schools.htm
- 6. Verbal Skills • The Verbal Skills require you to be able to tell a designer about a bug but its not just that simple you have to explain exactly where you where and what you do and have to be able to show them again for them to exactly know what either the bug was or the problem • The problem with this is that some video gamers don’t speak much designer language so they mosly have to show them that’s where the showing them the bugs is the better chance for them to fix it
- 7. Game Skills • The Game Skill is needed more then the verbal skill because without the game skill you will either never know what to say or do what you just did • You will need to know how to do different combination and know how to go back and do the combinations again to show the designer how and what happened •Also be Able to know what the difference is from a bug and something that is spose to happen
- 8. Summary • To be a video game tester you will need skills such as Verbal Skills, Game Skills, and Also be able to control a computer fluently • Salary is $30,000 if raise $40,000 in 4 years with experience • Education needs to go to a game design school to enter or apply with connections…