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Card Game Programer wanted

Started by dennis king Mar 19, 2003 at 11:02 AM 0 replies 200+ views
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dennis king
dennis king
Looking for someone that can program card games or point towards someone who can. Age/Sex is no restriction. What we are discussing is the development of card games already protected with patent pending applications, and already trademarked. These games enfold most common card games as now played for amusement and or money. The deck contains a larger number of cards yet has the "look and feel" of the traditional deck. With the rummy version of this game a player can take a melded cards from another player via a "toss" and then that player maybe able to take the cards back via a "doublecross". The play of these games are always more exciting than with a regular deck. We are am seeking a programmer with experience in coding and/or web posting of any typical card game like hearts, spades, rummy or poker. Preferably this programmer will already have an up and running version that is unencumbered by other patents, trademarks or copyright impediments. If so, with very little additional coding [25 to 35%] that game would be able to envelop the claimed features of my patent pending games. Initial intentions are to offer the developed product to major gaming sites (Yahoo ect.) for a portion of the advertising revenues as well as develop interest in the gamboling industry. In either case, we will offer the programmer selected a portion of ownership and /or a share of profits thereof as determined and negotiated. If you can’t help with this, do you know someone that could. If appropriate, can you help me by getting this message out to the "right" kind of "chat boards. Thanks for any and all consideration given this matter. Please send any correspondence directly to my E-mail Address. Thanks Again! Dennis.king@netzero.net
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james86
james86
gamboling v.: To leap about playfully; frolic.

Spelling aside, I presume you already have most of the art and a design document right?

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