   I have the concept need the copyright and the producers.
  I have this game concept(i have most of the creative and the whole interface in my head) and i need some help registering my idea(so no one steals it), and developing the game, if interested send me a private message. thanks.Team name:Im looking for a team.Project name:im not sure.... and i dont want to say much right now.Brief description:Its a commercial game to make the team millionaire, its a level game, strategy type of puzzles that could go online, expansion oriented.Target aim:retail, console, merchandise and fanclubs. Compensation:A fair percentage for the producers, my thanks to any valuable information. Technology:I know i need a programer, his computer, maybe another computer the programer can get. Talent needed:Programing public relations? some gaming companies contacts!  Nintendo!Team structure:This is the first time i post here, Only me, I was thinking and got this great idea for a game, from the interface to the different variables, levels, concepts, its really easy to program(not sure). its never been done and i know that it will be a hit, i am a big gaming fan.Website:none...Contacts:Pm me.Additional Info:How do i copyright it? and I have 2bucks so we need money to get coffe and water, i live in panama city panama in panama, so i am willing to work online. Feedback:encourage and all.[Edited by - RomanEspla on June 19, 2006 5:15:27 PM]
  I don't mean to be mean, but don't think you're the only one who thinks you've come up with a GREAT idea that is going to make you a millionaire. Good luck though.   ;  You cant copyright an idea, only the implementation thereof (you can use patents for technology in a way, but that can usualy be averted, or will have Prior Art or such problems)An idea isnt worth much, we all have them.  your also not going to be fronted money or computers, $2 to your name? are you even old enough to establish a business?  If so, then you should invest as much in yourself (if not more) then the rest.  Investment is a RISK, so basicaly your asking people to provide every aspect of the development thereof, while you reap a large undefined portion of the profits?Basicaly, what you want if thats the case will NOT happen, And why do you need to "borrow" a programmers computer?  do you mean hes going to have to ship you a computer?  or do you mean run a server?  either of which, refering to the investment thing mentioned above, why should HE be the one to make that investment?  Why wont you assume any of the risk in an idea you believe is the best?  Basicaly, it goes something roughly like this:Investment = Portion of dollars going into the production Inc. Salary/Compin this case, your basicaly contributing 0-2 dollars directly, and unless you have more then a little bit of input and a design, then your not looking at being worth more then say.. $1000 over the cycle of development (thats $1000 before the gains/losses).  Most likely , in more active salaries and the things you ask of them, their investment will be over $100000, as you can see, this would put you at about 1% of the returns.;  (I originally replied in the cross-posted thread, because I saw it first, so most of this has already been said here)First, you can't copyright an idea in itself, only something more concrete (for example, if I think of a brilliant idea for a comic strip story, I can't copyright it, but if I go on to actually create that comic strip, then I own the copyright to that piece of work.)Second, everyone has ideas.  If your idea is great, then people may be willing to help you develop it, but not without plenty of evidence that you will be making a large contribution (not just the idea) yourself.  Make concept art, make models, make a prototype game, make storyboards, write an interesting and detailed design document - any of those things are impressive, and will help people to guage whether they want to join your team.Good luck with your project,John B   