Great questions.

I'm on my way. I am corresponding with a representative as U.S. Games Systems inc. They like the idea of seeing the game online, and are currently looking into whether they'd like me to pursue it further, or if they want to do it themselves.

The game is a word game, kind of a cross between scrabble and a card game.

The company has recently put another of their games online, and as I predicted it boosts sales of the actual cards.

I'm thinking of either Java or Flash as a medium for the game. I think the best option would be to have it played in a browser. Multi-user.

Why, am I looking forward to starting before I have the actual permission? So if they ask what my plan is, I actually have one.

Finally, this game, is the best word game I've ever played. The company that developed it was not a giant like matel or MB so the game was never marketed. But if it were, I have no doubt it would be a sucess.

My favorite game, a word game, was never really marketed, and never caught on. Now, in the age of computer gaming, there is no reason why this couldn't be made an online game, where you can log on and pick up players.

The thing is, I'm not a techie. I can turn my computer on, but that is about the extent of it.

What I propose is this, if someone is willing to take on the technical end, I'll handle the business end. I am happy to do everything from working out a deal with the publisher, to finding advertisers to make the deal profitable.

Anyone interested can write templarborsail@yahoo.com.