Video game journalism jobs focus on events in and around the video game industry, including the launch of new games and events at development studios. You write or edit articles for blogs and magazines, play and review new titles, record podcasts, and interview people within the industry. Editorial roles focus on choosing which games to review, verifying the accuracy of written content, maintaining connections to industry sources, and making decisions about the review process. Video game journalism can be done as a hobby, a part-time job, or a full-time job. Regardless of role, all video game journalism jobs require familiarity with the history of gaming, an understanding of different markets and devices, and a focus on providing unique content.