In the FAQS of their comptetiton they have a NDA or copyrights question where they clearly says this:
"5. Should I bring an NDA to make sure nobody steals my designs?
Whether or not you get someone to sign one at your local event, we can say for certain that Jay will not sign an NDA. Most game manufacturers will not, as an NDA creates legal complications for them if they publish another game with similarities. The same goes for copyrights and patents; if you've gotten them issued on your designs, expect to be refused. There are numerous discussions on this topic, but it is pretty much accepted practice in the industry."
This is the part I don't like:
"an NDA creates legal complications for them if they publish another game with similarities. The same goes for copyrights and patents"
So let me guess, they will publish your game but in the end you loose and they win? they will get the plus advantages of your own creation for their benefits while you get probably half of what you should get or maybe a bit of fame in the beginning and it get's old fast and then... next.
What do you people think?
Hmm maybe I'm being to paranoid who knows...
But then why would Tim Walsh replay me saying that I should get my game secure before doing any kind of publication?
Yes I mailed him about my game and he got interested, he even attached 2 of his agents and he told me to contact any of them but only after I had my patent number.