Every body seems to be in on the features bandwagon.
I'm mentioning this because I was trying to figured out why Aureal would release the SQ1500, a soundcard based on their Vortex 1 chipset into a market so jam packed with other more feature full alternatives. At this point, I was wondering why I had been asked to review a card that was technologically dated. However, two thing did keep me from just passing off on the review. First of all, the A3D 1.0 support come to think of it, there are probably five times as many games that support A3D 1.0 on the shelves today as compared to the handful of A3D 2.0 games, and even some of those games might not use all of the A3D 2.0's new features such as wavetracing. For those of you who have been either chugging morphine, or just plain out of the loop, Drakan is sort of like Tomb Raider with an added dragon.