In my GDC ramblings I mentioned that with hardware support for environmental bump-mapping (much cooler than embossed bump-mapping) in upcoming accelerators like the Permedia 3 and the Matrox G400 (a feature Matrox is emphasizing in its marketing), the question remained: how many game developers were going to jump in with the game assets to support the feature to make it a factor in the buying process? Matrox has sent along a list of developers who have promised such support so far, along with the titles being supported:

Slave Zero from Accolade Speed Busters from Ubi Soft Descent 3 from Interplay/Outrage Drakan from Psygnosis/Surreal Rally Masters from Gremlin/Digital Illusions Full Auto from Microsoft/Pseudo Interactive Expendable from Rage Software Black & White from EA/Lionhead Populous sequel from EA/Bullfrog AirRage from Infogrames/DID Typhoon from Infogrames/DID Vampire: The Masquerade from Activision/Nihilistic

Team Aligator from Kuju/Simis Messiah from Interplay/Shiny Battlezone 2 from Activision/Pandemic Dark Reign 2 from Activision/Pandemic Incoming Forces from Rage Software Hostile Waters from Rage Software Shadow Man from Acclaim/Iguana Carmageddon 3 from SCi Kick Engine from Kick Final Countdown from Diversal/Sylynium PowerRender from Egerter Software