Become a games tester in Sony reality show – The Tester

4 September 2009

Sony has announced that it will be hosting a reality show in which contestants will stand a chance to become a game tester.

The company has already started taking applications, and plans to create television series which will air exclusively on PSN.

“Are you a gamer? Are you the best? Wanna take it to the next level? Do you have what it takes to work for Playstation? Playstation Network wants to give you a chance to compete for every gamers dream job; a contract as a Playstation games tester. We’re currently casting a new competitive reality show in which a select group of gamers will compete for this once in a lifetime chance to test the big games we all want to play; and get paid. If you think you’ve got the personality and the skills then fill out the online submission forms and upload a short video telling us about yourself and why you think you’re the perfect fit to become part of the Playstation family. Good luck and let the games begin.”

“This original program will challenge a select group of gamers in a series of tests to determine if they have what it takes to make it as an official Game Tester. The elimination competitions throughout the series will not only test the contestants’ video game knowledge, but they will also challenge the gamers’ memory, stamina, dexterity, and overall mental prowess. Contestants must have the whole package to take home the coveted prize in this new original series.”

Interested gamers can find out more on the official site, although we doubt that South Africans will be eligible to participate.

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