The game opens with a phone call in 1950s Boston. The young man who answers is Tyler Ward; the person on the other end is Matthew, his grandfather. Tyler is shocked when the old man claims to have killed a woman and leaves for his grandfather's house at once. When he arrives, though, he finds the place locked down. After Tyler figures out how to get inside, he demands an explanation from his traumatized grandfather. The old man tells Tyler the body is in a boarded-up room, but refuses let him in before he listens to a story about a cursed ship named Pandora.
As Tyler is transported back in time, he'll learn how his grandfather stole aboard a cargo ship to escape the violence of the Spanish-American War, passed out and then woke up to find himself alone with several sinister-looking coffins. Vampire Saga: Pandora's Box will then take players on an astonishing journey as Matthew investigates the disappearance of the crew, tries to find the source behind a series of strange visions and attempts to shake the feeling that he's being watched?
Throughout Vampire Saga: Pandora's Box, the player will explore several eerie Victorian locations, search for over 300 hidden objects, follow a story full of secrets and nerve-pricking encounters, and enjoy atmospheric music and sound effects.
As far as cost savings, $500 to $1,000 says it all. When you can run a dozen dedicated systems on such a hardware platform, it reduces the individual cost of each turnkey system deployment to well under $100. And the performance penalty for implementing this multitasking solution is only a 1 to 3 per cent performance hit compared to using comparable standalone systems for similar computing tasks. Om Malik recently noted that: 
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