Re: A new form of prostitution, except with less sex and more video games
You don't want to get paid to play video games. Games testers get a REALLY bad rep for being stupid. Case in point, one of the more famous stories about the typical games tester is that one day one of them filed a report stating that when he pressed a certain button over 100 times, the button code 'broke.' Do you really want to be identified as the kind of person that will sit there and press every button a hundred times... or just be bored to tears slogging through everything again and again? Also, one of the other reasons they get a rep for being stupid is that a lot of times, designers will make a puzzle that they think is easy to solve (since they already know how to solve it), but the 'average' person might not be able to figure it out - sort of like how a Rubik's cube is easy to solve once you know how. So that's another part of the reason testers are there, so designers can appropriately dumb down the games. I can't imagine the negative connotations of being a gamer prostitute would make things any better.
I realize you were probably mostly joking but if you didn't know that the game tester job is much less glorious than most people think, I've accomplished what I wanted to do.