When I applied for the Summer 2010 Editorial Internship with GameSpot back in February, I had no idea I’d be staring it in the face three months later.
I’m moving to San Francisco on the first of June to begin the internship with the world’s most popular video game website and I could not be more excited.
I’ll be learning from the best of the best of the best working 40 hours a week, embedding myself deeper than ever in the industry I love so much and attending my first Electronic Entertainment Expo. I feel I’ll come out of the experience a much stronger writer and far more well-versed in video game news knowledge than ever before.
At the publication I write for now, Blast Magazine, I sometimes feel overwhelmed. In large part, I am solely responsible for continuing to update the site with game news day in and day out. I’m not griping at all, I’m simply saying when I’m with GameSpot I’ll be a part of a team. I’ll be able to bounce ideas off team members and I won’t have the burden of “doing it all” on my shoulders any longer. As saddened as I am to leave Blast Magazine, the site that provided a means to this glorious end, I’m eager to begin the next chapter of my life.
If you feel like keeping tabs on what I’m doing at GameSpot, feel free to read the website at www.GameSpot.com and keep your eyes on this blog for my day-to-day reactions of my new life embedded in games journalism.
Here. We. Go.
