• Review Writers- As a review writer, you will be tasked to write reviews for games on the GBA and/or the GC. You are not required to write reviews for both formats. Owning the machine/s in question is a must. A sample of your work will be required, please see the requirements below.

• Preview Writers- As a preview writer, you will be tasked to write previews for games on the GBA and/or the GC. You are not required to write previews for both formats. Owning the machine in question is not a strict requirement (although it will be useful) but a stern knowledge of the game in question, from reading info, or getting to play it (if you are lucky enough to visit any trade shows) is. A sample of your work will be required, please see the requirements below.

•  Editorial Writer- As an editorial writer, you will be tasked with writing editorials on issues within the video games industry, in particular issues related to Nintendo. It is important that you have a strong knowledge of the coming and goings within the industry and have the ability to keep an open mind. A sample of your work will be required, please see the requirements below.

   Before applying for any of the jobs, please take time to read our requirements listed below. People who can not match the requirements will not be hired.

   Requirements

• Must be 100% dedicated

• Must be a member of the Nintendo Gamenet forums. All staff here must be an active member in the community.

• Applicant must supply an example of their work at the time of their application (NOTE if applying for multiple jobs, the applicant need only supply one piece of work). The particulars are listed below for each job…
  

  • Review Writers must submit a review of any GBA or GC game of their choice. There must be a minimum word count of at least 700 words (more is preferred). The review must be formatted to our standard (please see any reviews on this site as an example). In addition to this it is expected that you have played the game thoroughly enough to have a fair understanding.

  • Preview Writers must submit a preview of any GBA or GC game of their choice. There must be a minimum word count of at least 700 words (more is preferred). It is expected that you will have a fair knowledge of the game in question by following its progress through development.

  • Editorial Writers must submit an editorial based on a current issue or subject of their choice. There must be a minimum word count of 700 words (more is preferred). It is expected that you will have a substantial knowledge of the subject you are writing about.
    

• Upon a successful application, the new staff member must continue to write at least one article once a month. This is the standard expected for all the jobs listed above (preview, review and editorial writer).
  
  In addition to these requirements please consider the following…
  

• It is possible to apply for more than one of the jobs listed above. Applicants need still only write one article per month.

• Although Nintendo Gamenet is a fan site, we will not consider applicants who we consider to be what the industry likes to call ‘fan boys’ (that is people that bash the other consoles for no real reason). Here at NG we enjoy gaming in general and acknowledge the merits of the other machines available.

• There will be NO wages for any staff, although you will still own all of the work that you write. People who work here do so freely, and as such can leave as they see fit. There will be no notice period required (although letting us know before you leave would be a lot nicer).

• Nintendo Gamenet will consider any applicant regardless of country of origin and ethnic background. The only requirement is that you have a strong understanding of the English language, as this is the language we publish our work in.

If you have any questions or queries about the jobs, or the requirements listed above please e-mail this jobs@nintendogamenet.com.