NVM.

iop50: Could you format that so it's a little easier to look at? Space out the paragraphs or something, it looks like a big mess of words. Other than that though, you'll definitely get a hack reviewer position.


Anyways, I'll be hiring the RGR Staff members on Monday.

david, i thought you wanted unique content? that guy just copied and pasted that info from http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=74447
(scroll down to the Glitches section with all the cubones)

I think I'd be a good candidate. My review on Pokemon Red:
(I didn't get this from a website, I promise)

This is a good place to start playing Pokemon, because it's like a training course. It starts out easy and gets really hard.

Pokemon Red was released in the year of 1998 or something. It was made by Japanese people who apparently had nothing to do. A show was later released, as was another game very similar: Pokemon Blue.

Ratings:

Music: 10 on a fast computer, negative 400 if your computer takes really long to load, because the song will be in slow motion.

Graphics: 9.5. That was a revolution at the time, because you could not go and replace it with a PlayStation 3.

Controls: 10


So that's it.

for one thing, he said in the first post that the reviews need to be a 3 paragraph minimum, not 3 lines . go back and try again, put a little effort into it. if its actually good, then you might get the job

Chronabis: I do want unique content, I didn't realize he copied it. Well he lost his hope for a spot, thanks for pointing that out.


For game reviewer, I think I'm going to make an age restriction of something like you gotta be 16 years old or older because anyone younger is just not going to have the English skills necessary to make a good review.

Originally posted by Davideo7

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For game reviewer, I think I'm going to make an age restriction of something like you gotta be 16 years old or older because anyone younger is just not going to have the English skills necessary to make a good review.

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But kids make the best VIDEO reviews , also how come not many users that are trying out for image and Content Adder ?

Anyway my real submission has been submitted on my last post , now I just have to wait 2 more days and hope for the best (wrong smiley ?) .

Kids just don't have that professional touch, you'll realize it when you're older but it's impossible for you to comprehend that since you're still a kid.

I have a few questions:

The "Image and Content Adder", what exactly do you mean by this title? Is it the responsibility of finding the picture of the game case and screenshots of each game? I'm not sure what you would expect of this person.

Also, for the game reviewer, would the person be required to play the game in the Retro Game Room for atleast an hour, or would this be also available for people to play on their own emulators on their own time? Because I own a Dingoo A320 (essentially a portable emulator) and I would be able to review games much quicker if I were able to play them on my own emulator (I realize though that for a Game Tester we would need to play in the Retro Game Room to check for bugs) because I would be able to play them in a much larger range of places, rather than when I'm at home or school with access to a wireless internet connection

Also, is my earlier review of Pokemon Chaos Black an acceptable review, or should I give it another shot? I essentially threw it together in just a few minutes (I actually just typed it in the forum without REALLY proofreading it or making sure it was structurally correct)

Essentially I believe I could apply for all jobs other than RGR Support (I'm not very good at figuring out how to fix software), although the ones I would be able to spend the most time on and would apply for "first" should I have the option to do so are Game Reviewer and Chat Police.

It really wouldnt matter if you played them in your own emulator, as long as your reviews are unique, then there would be no problem. Only thing is you wouldnt be able to do Hacked games, unless you have the exact same one on your emulator.

That's fine, I can do the hacked games on here in the Retro Game Room, my emulator would just make it a little easier for me to test the original games in bulk, but I'd also be doing some normal game playing on here (I plan on getting a USB controller in the next few days so I can play N64 games easier also)

*EDIT*

I decided that I didn't really like my original review, so I thought I'd try another:

Golden Sun (GBA)


Golden Sun is viewed by many reviewers and players alike as one of the best Role Playing Games to be released for the Game Boy Advance. It was released on November 12, 2001, less than 6 months after the release of the Game Boy Advance, and went on to win Nintendo Power's award for best Game Boy Advance game of the year. This game has inspired one sequel on the Game Boy Advance and one to be released for the DS sometime in 2010.

The game itself plays like other turn-based Role Playing Games such as Final Fantasy, so this is definitely a game to try for any RPG fans that have not done so. The game offers a vast amount of quests, which are sure to keep the players entertained. The characters in the game practice alchemy, a form of magic. Altogether there are four types of magic in the Golden Sun universe: Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. Throughout the game, you will meet other adepts of alchemy who will join your party and help you in your path. Each character has a unique set of spells, which will prove useful in solving the puzzles throughout the game.

One unique aspect of this game is the use of the elemental Djinn found throughout the game. The djinn exist in each of the four practices of magic in the game. While some are merely obtained when found, some must be defeated in order to join your party. They may be utilized in two ways: you may use their powers individually in battle, each of which contains a different power (such as being able to heal your party, being able to attack an enemy twice in a single turn, and many more). The other way to utilize your djinn's power is to use the power of more than one at once to summon a stronger creature to attack your enemies with one devastating strike, such as Thor or Ramses (who is a pharoah who followed the Egyptian sun god Ra). These two methods each add a unique aspect to the gameplay of Golden Sun, proving it a unique gameplay experience indeed.

Graphics: 9.5/10

The graphics are excellent, especially for the game only being published a few months after the Game Boy Advance is released.

Sound: 10/10

The music in this game is among my favorite of any game. In my opinion, the music in this game is better than that of many games for the current major gaming systems, which is astounding coming from a handheld system such as the Game Boy Advance.

Gameplay: 10/10

The gameplay in this game is impeccable. Take a Final Fantasy game of years past, add a unique djinn attack/summoning system, and four different types of magic, and you get this game. It surpassed my expectations in every way.

Replayability: 8.5/10

While some people would gladly replay this game upon completion, there is not a great deal of new material to discover. The arena battle mode makes this game more replayable than a standard Role Playing Game, as the player can battle monsters of increasing strength until the player's party is unable to continue (the game keeps track of the player's best killing spree, so there is always a feeling of wanting to beat the previous record).

Overall: 9.5/10

Ok I've assigned the RGR Staff, I am however looking for just 1 more RGR Staff member which would help out with reviewing games and reviewing hacked games. If you're interested, simply PM me but this will be closed for now.