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"Gameaday Winners Wanted ?"

As a previous "Gameaday Winner" you have already established yourself as a talented writer. Now you can extend your writing pleasure and receive free games in the process. Have you got what it takes to be a Staff Reviewer ?

Here's how it works - Once you are established as a reliable reviewer, you will be offered games for review. The game is sent to you, you review it and then you keep the game. There's no expected commitment, you can review as many or as few games as you like each month so if you're busy and only want to do a couple a month that's fine.

We encourage our reviewers to send in there own reviews and the more they contribute the more titles they receive. Geoff for instance reviewed 10 Xbox, 9 Gamecube, 6 PS2 and 30 Dreamcast games from my own collection (a total of 55 games) and rented and reviewed 10 games. In return he recived 12 Xbox, 6 Gamecube, 16 PS2, 8 Dreamcast and 2 PSOne games for review (a total of 44 games).

For your own contributions you should receive a better games for review ratio that you are getting with Gameaday. Like some of our Staff Reviewers you can still submit them to Gameaday. We don't object...

Please feel free to submit all your past and present reviews for inclusion on the site to [email protected]

What have you got to lose ?

To be honest, if I had the time and energy to make a reviews website, then I'd probably do the same. It really doesn't matter - after all, they're only reviews!

I e-mailed him asking him about a few things. If slave knows him I'm sure he'll be alright.

Guess we all jumped to conclusions as 9 out of 10 times the things like this posted here are scams. But I had a look at the site (www.beebreview.co.uk) and from what slaveunit says it appears pretty genuine.
No harm in trying after all you can use your gameaday reviews to see if he likes your stuff and from there use any reviews you write for him as gameaday reviews.

What does he use the reviews for though, seems like a lot just for a personal webpage, ie, is it a special company he works for or are the reviews then used by others?

I've been writing reviews for Paul (xboxaddict) for about a year now, and i can guaruntee this is not a scam. He runs a website (www.beebreview.com) that has game reviews. publishers send him games for review, he sends them out to us, we review them and mail it to him and he puts it on the site. in return, we get to keep the games he sends.

Generally, the games are promo copies - the complete game, but without the box, disc artwork and manual. you may get a promo sleeve like i did with deus ex and burnout.

send him a few reviews, use your gameaday ones. if he likes your style, he'll start sending you stuff. I am currently reviewing Dance eJay 5 for him at the mo.

AfroJoe wrote:
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Erm, AJ ?
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> It was the fish.


The whipped fish? Yes, someone warned me against it. Apparently it gave them terrible wind.

Kyz22 wrote:
> Erm, AJ ?

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It was the fish.

Hey i'm all signed up!

this does sound like something I might get as an e-mail.

'just pour whipped cream on your head while in underpants, send us a photo to evil_blackmail.com, and you'l receive upwards of $4000! (snigger)'

Erm, AJ ?

Sibs wrote:
> AfroJoe wrote:
> Sibs said this
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> Afro, I said, (and I qoute) "so don't go quoting me here".
> DAMN YOU! *shakes fist at Afro*
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> :-)

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It had to be done, for all the monkeys that didn't understand that nothing could be lost from it.

*Gets growling looks from everyone*

No, not you... errmmm... you...

*Runs*