Alright folks, Achievement Hunter has been up for a couple of weeks now, and as you’ve seen, the site is growing daily. We’ve already added a ton of stuff compared to what we had at launch, and we’re still working on getting even more functionality crammed in to this badass little place on the web I call home.
You might be asking yourself, “How can I help Achievement Hunter?” Awesome question. There are a couple of things you can do.
1. Create walkthroughs! Feel free to create video walkthroughs or text walkthroughs. We are working on a way for you to upload video to our site, but until then, you can upload them to YouTube or some other site and post a link in the forum for the game you have done a walkthrough on. If you e-mail us letting us know about your link, we can even embed it in the forum thread for you. Awesome! Also, if you spent a lot of time working on a walkthrough, let us know, we’ll try to recognize badass users as they submit more walkthroughs.
2. Submit news stories! Another piece of functionality we are working on is the ability for users to submit news stories to the site. Until then though, if you run across a bit of awesome news that you think would be great for Achievement Hunter, e-mail us your tips at Info@AchievementHunter.com. We’ll take a look at your info and could possibly use it in a front page post! Obviously, the better worded your email, the more likely it would show up posted in the news. Even if you just have a tip to share, feel free to drop us a line and we’ll investigate further.
3. Send us Secret Achievement tiles! The more you look around the site, the more you might notice achievement icons that look like this:
That is because that is a tile for a secret achievement, and we have yet to get a hold of the actual tile from Xbox.com. Here’s where you come in. If you spot a secret achievement tile that we don’t have on Achievement Hunter yet, send us an e-mail with the URL of the icon, the name of the game it is from and the achievement name, and we’ll drop it in to our enormous database of awesomeness. Please though, only submit tiles from Xbox.com.
4. Get a job at a game company and send us achievement lists early! Okay, this one may be a bit of a stretch, but if you are out there working for a game company, drop us a line and we can work to get your achievements up on our site. We are still a very young site, so we don’t know yet what we aren’t capable of, so we’ll try anything! Marketing folks for major publishers, get a hold of us, we are open for all kinds of contests/giveaways and other awesomeness for our incredible community of users. They love free shit and we love giving it to them.
5. Sign-up, use the site! Obviously, if you don’t have an account already, you should sign up for one. It is free and you will be connected to the family of Rooster Teeth sites that already exist. You can then do stuff like add games to your “I’m Playing” list so they’ll pop up right at the top of your page for quick access to achievement lists and walkthroughs.
So there you have it, a few things that you can do to help out Achievement Hunter. So far everyone has been excellent and we’ve had nothing but positive feedback from all of you. Thank you for that. Expect tons of more original stuff from us, from Forced Enjoyment to Petchievements to Bikinichievements (hopefully?) to Achievement Hunter TV and more and more walkthroughs. We do this because we love it. Except for Geoff. He lost a bet.
And he has lots and lots of crabs.
