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The future of gaming is in Chicago! But you have to wait till 2014!

As of now, i am waiting for 16 US patents so that i can announce what im doing without frear of plagarisim!!!

my site will go up in a few days so look for it...


BTW: be nice, it's my first site

http://www.nsgaming2014.synthasite.com/

Why did you not just announce this when you received the patents, so that you could say it immediately?
How long will the patents take?

Anyway... cool. I look forward to it.

No offense, but the fact that you used a template for your site, as well as the poor grammar makes me doubt anything about the "Next Generation of Gaming". I'll believe it when I see it.

What do you even mean by "The Next Generation of Gaming"? Is it like a tournament/competition? Details are nice.

not enough details to get me excited

You have a website with no content.

Post in 2014.

Unlocked, on second thought. I read your idea,

Anyways, some time in 2010 i will be taking out a loan to aid me with this project. Im going to buy an empty lot somewere in downtown Chicago and build the buissnes there. Im going to have sort of a pay for play type thing only with monthly or yearly memberships wich grant you access to the building with this awesome security card technology that is still in development. There will be alot of things to do there. Im thinking about adding a tiny cafe to the blueprints but it may exeed my budget. The only thing i will sell there will be xbox live membership cards and games(the good ones).

A thought occurs. I'm fairly certain that it is illegal for you to charge people to play a console in your business place without a legal consent form from each console developer allowing you to profit from their consoles. So um, yeah. Did you think this through? You're going to have to pay out to the corporations if you intend to do this, and that's assuming they even sign over those rights to you at all. You can't legally profit off of their technologies.

Also, as was stated, the bad grammar and lack of professionalism doesn't speak to your merit.

I wouldn't go as far as to say this is the 'future' of gaming. It's a cool.. used idea.

Tural wrote:You have a website with no content.

Post in 2014.

Unlocked, on second thought. I read your idea,

A thought occurs. I'm fairly certain that it is illegal for you to charge people to play a console in your business place without a legal consent form from each console developer allowing you to profit from their consoles. So um, yeah. Did you think this through? You're going to have to pay out to the corporations if you intend to do this, and that's assuming they even sign over those rights to you at all. You can't legally profit off of their technologies.

Also, as was stated, the bad grammar and lack of professionalism doesn't speak to your merit.

well since i was short on time when i made the site (don't ask) then how could you not expect some misspelled words? Also, thats what the patents are for... so i can charge someone to play( 3 of them anyway[1 went to microsoft]).

anyways, the site will be updated almost every day.

JK-47 wrote:I wouldn't go as far as to say this is the 'future' of gaming. It's a cool.. used idea.

hell yeah its cool! But not so used as you might think. I will tell you something, there will be voodoodna involved. look it up on HP.com. And there will be a lot of customizing. a lot.


some time in February i think, i'll upload a 3d wlakthrough of what im thinking

guity_spark wrote:Also, thats what the patents are for... so i can charge someone to play( 3 of them anyway[1 went to microsoft]).

That's what contracts are for. Patents go to the US government and are to secure an idea so that it is the sole right of the patent holder to use it.

Future of gaming.

I don't see this taking off. But hats off if you do do it. Just keep in mind that technology may completely change in six years, so don't make anything concrete in regards to that.

yeah, as tural said it's illegal to benefit.



And also....if this isn't good until 2014.....why were you in a rush to make the site....You must have a really busy schedule for the next 6 years.

Come on guys, let him have his few euphoric moments...

interesting, but i don't see it getting popular... sorry

mainly the part about memberships, guessing that those cost about $100 apeice (guessing) then having the cost to play for, lets say an hour, be $10 or $5 for members (again guessing) then why would peopel want to do this, it would stack up to costing them about $480 a year to go without memberships IF they went every week, or $340 to go without memberships, so they may as well buy the damn console.

sorry to burst anyone's bubbles

don't they already have tons of these places?

like gaming cafes or something....

im not quite sure what this is.

^ Really.

guity_spark wrote:well since i was short on time when i made the site (don't ask)

Why were you short on time?

Seriously though, I thought I had a great business idea a while ago too. Buy this old school and turn it into an airsoft arena. Obviously that didn't go through at all. It's a cool idea, I'm sure, but it'll likely stay a dream for quite a while. Go to college and get a degree in business first before you go off half-cocked.

G.I.R. wrote:Seriously though, I thought I had a great business idea a while ago too. Buy this old school and turn it into an airsoft arena.

that would be insane...

32 on 32 >_<

You may have a great number of ideas, but chances are, those patents aren't.... the right type. I don't know how to explain it, but my physics teacher, who evented the glow stick (only he made it first infrared for the army), applied for a patent; that took 1.5 Mill to get approved (the company paid for it).

There are craploads of patented designs.

Also, do you even know how to manage a business? You may just want to hire somebody to do that for you. You seem very inexperienced to be doing anything...

Cobain wrote:don't they already have tons of these places?

like gaming cafes or something....

im not quite sure what this is.

Yeah, there's probably two of them near my house.