There are many ways to become a game developer, and many of them do not necessarily involve any courses at all. Some make their way into the industry from their own work alone, but each case is different. When it comes down to it, some lectures here and there are quite useful. It all depends on what you want to do, and what you can do. You want to be a programmer? Network developer? Web designer/developer? Writer? Artist? There are so many jobs that a studio needs to have filled, and a quick regular glimpse over careers @ Bungie.net will give you a general idea how broad the expertise needed can be. So, very well, OP. You want to be a game developer, now, and truthfully, what aspect of a game would you think you can truly work with? Can you join up any game developer communities or clubs? Did you try to design your own games, or make any small game on your own yet?

A good place to start would probably be the "Breaking in" articles, where Deej interviews a Bungie employee about what they do at the studio, how they got there, and more personal questions such as interests and hobbies. Reading some of those might give you a better idea about what specific element of game development interests you most and possible paths by which to get there.

First, be a bit more mature. You can't get a good job when you need to abbreviate years to yrs. Then if you are doing something for a job physically go to Seattle and wait for an opening :D

It depends on what kind of person you are. Are you an artistic person who likes to draw? If not, you could try programming. Go to codeacademy.com. This website will give you an idea of how coding for video games works.

If you want to do the art and designs of the game, go the graphic design route(Photoshop and Illustrator-eque stuff). If you want to write the story, creative writing. If you want to make the artists designs in the game, engineering/3D modeling.

Same except I'm not 16 and I would love to do animation except I stink at art :( so whatever someone tell me what to do