The words above are not meant as discouragement, but rather as a reality check. Blogging daily is not as easy as you may think, and that’s something everyone who has stuck with it for more than a day can testify to. If you want to join us and contribute on a regular basis, be sure you have the time, energy and willpower to do so. Otherwise you’re just needlessly throwing away your own time, and ours — it’s a cliché, but there you have it.

If the paragraph above doesn’t change your mind and you strongly feel that you can become a positive asset to That VideoGame Blog and fit (one of) the available positions listed on the right, then we welcome you with open arms.

Our goal is and has always been to gather people who live and breathe videogames, have a solid grasp on the English language, and stay away from the so-called ‘copy paste journalism’ that many sites tend to fall victim to. It doesn’t matter where you live or what you do, everyone is welcome to apply for the available positions and be a part our growing corner of the Internet. To do so, send us the following information about yourself by using the contact form or by e-mailing it to rain[at]thatvideogameblog.com:

• Your full name
• Age (18 minimum)
• Which position interests you?
• Where do you live (country, city)?
• A few descriptive lines about yourself.

That’s it! We look forward to hearing from you and, even though we receive quite a few applications, have made it a habit to get back to each applicant.

If you keep yourself up to date on the daily happenings of the videogame world, then this is the position for you. Daily news editors are expected to be handy with press releases and turning them into fun to read news posts while translating the PR sillyness that overzealous marketers often tend to include. At least one post per day Mon-Fri is expected.

This position perfectly suits people who have jobs/school on weekdays but still want to be a part of the That VideoGame Blog writers team. Weekend editors are expected to do at least one post per day on both Saturday and Sunday. Writing during weekdays is engouraged, but not required.