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The show began, and continues to be made by gamers, for gamers. While this statement has been cheapened by obvious commercial interests using the same catchphrase, it was started as a purely community produced program, funded by the efforts and enthusiasm of its contributors. The opinions offered on the show are unhindered by editorial bias (although the editor would like to, particularly in reference to his beloved Amigas) and is 100% independent of industry influence

Each episode of Level 3 will usually contain two to three reviews of games based around the current generation of consoles, handhelds and recently, PC games. Sometimes, episodes will contain interviews with members of the local and international gaming industry (such as middleware developers Emergent Game Technologies, developers of the Gamebyro game engine) or with people somewhat related to the industry (such as Stephen Conroy, the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy).

As well as this, other features include a focus on a specific gaming related topic (such as the Xbox 360 Red Ring of Death), trailers for upcoming games (such as Bioshock 2 or Modern Warfare 2) or the dedication of a complete episode (or episodes) to a specific gaming related event (such as the E3 Media and Business Summit or Melbourne's eGames & Entertainment Expo).

What's unique about Level 3 compared to similar shows such as X-Play or Good Game is that most of the reviews are filmed in front of a green screen, with the reviewer giving their take on the game while footage plays in the background. This has been used to create some interesting reviews. For instance, during a comparison review between Rock Band and Guitar Hero World Tour, it was reviewed via the perspectives of four people – Johnny Cash, a member of Devo, a Chav and the reviewer himself.

Aside from the reviews, other popular segments on the show include "Weird & Retro", a look back at some of the more weird or older aspects of gaming history.