Read the following interview excerpt with a game tester and choose the option that best summarizes it

Q. What do you do all day?

A. A lot of people ask if all testers do is play video games all day, and that would definitely be a no. While I do work on video games most of the day, I definitely don't play them like a normal, sane person would.

My objective is to break the games in any way possible and to report anything that breaks to people on our programming, design, or art teams (generally referred to as "devs").

For example, I've had to do what is called "matrix testing" for fighting games, which is where you test every character against every character on every stage. []

I also don't test the game itself all day. I have meetings to attend, emails that need to be sent out and replied to, bugs to report and regress, and all of the other stuff you would assume someone in a normal office job would need to do.

GILLETT, Rachel. Inside the dream job' of a video game tester.

a) Developing video games is a boring office job.

b) Working with video games is very different from playing them for fun.

c) Video games lead to violent behavior, especially fighting games. d) A game tester has to play games and write opinion reviews about them.