I have to agree with Cheesenium - having an idea is not enough. Everybody and his brother has an idea. "Hey, let's make a game like <insert famous game here> but with <revolutionary innovative fun game mechanic>!" I've met many people who have had ideas, not only in the games industry. I was in the banking industry for a while too. And I can say those people who have no development experience tend to over-estimate how much they can accomplish and underestimate the amount of resources they need.

Even if you want to go Indie, most of the Indie game developers are people who know how to code. They know the limitations of what a machine can do, and how hard it is to implement so-and-so feature.

I want to do programming..as long someone provide a superb idea...and sprite then i make 1 =D

Wah, all talk into making games. What about selling them? Selling is more important than making them.

If doing games, I suggest going into small apps with short development like facebook aps. Selling games especially PC games = suicide cause sure pirate like mad. Promoting outside like awareness campaign oversea is really expensive. Malaysia is like Free to Play model. In Japan, this so call (doujin) amateur game makers actually makes money because piracy in Japan is a taboo. "Recettear" sold over 100k copies because of "Japan" brand. No point spending time,effort and especially money into something that would go down the drain. If sell in Malaysia price would be around RM 10 - RM 25 would be reasonable.

I suggest being amateur is better, you keep your job. At night or weekeend spend sometime doing it with a group. Almost capital free btw.