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No, this isn't QA. Sony just wants to know what regular people think of its games and is willing to pay money to find out. The catch? You gotta live in Japan. Sony's interested in hearing the opinions of various gamers from grade schoolers to 30 year olds. Individuals under the age of 20 need to have their guardian's agreement. Players will get paid ¥ 2,500 (US$21) for three hours and ¥5,000 ($42) plus a lunch for six hours, not including transportation fees to Sony's Aoyama Tokyo office. These testings will happen two or three times in six months. The recruitment period ends May 6th at 5:00. The pay's not amazing, but hey, pretty good if you're nine years old!
Play Monitor [PlayStation Japan, Thanks Riyu!]
