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Intel Interviewed me (again)

Intel's "Visualize This!" interviews Randell Trulson

Cathy Pyle, Blogger

April 22, 2011

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Here is an interview that I did this week with Intel's "Visualize This" regarding Neuron's game development system Cortex 3.1 and our upcoming game Megaloptura.  Hope you enjoy it.  We are having tons of fun developing this game, and the Cortex engine is a majorly awesome help!



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