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Published on 19-08-2011 04:34 AM

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Hey everyone! We've just opened up a brand new section on the site that will be dedicated to interviews of key and influential people in the Object Pascal and indie game development circles. I have just finished publishing an interview with the people behind Delphi, Embarcadero, conducted with David I. answering a few of the most discussed topics regarding Delphi and Object Pascal's it's future.

That of course is just part one as there is a second part coming sometime later this year where will be asking more questions related to our interests as game programmers and commercial game developers alike.

Check it out here in the interviews section of PGD!

I'm open to suggestions of anyone who you think would make for a great interview. If you are an influential person, or people think you are, why not drop me a line at contact@pascalgamer.com and suggest a little interview time.

Hopefully this section of the site will grow as time goes on.
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