Spacetime Studios, creators of the Legends franchise which include such titles as Pocket Legends and the cross-platform MMO, Star Legends: The Blackstar Chronicles, stated in a press release that the company is taking on a challenge many have been waiting for: a vampire-based MMO.

Dark Legends is a horror-themed, "end times" MMO app where humans have begun taking action against vampire society. The vampires, however, will not just stand by and die out -- so the conflict begins. Not many details have been released quite yet, but the game (exclusive to Android, iOS, and Google Chrome) has already raised a few eyebrows in interest. Sharpen your fangs and prepare a crimson beverage, this game is slated for release in the first quarter of 2012.

When you really start getting elbow-deep into PC building and specs -- much deeper than our recent budget PC builds have gone -- it's easy to get overwhelmed by all the acronyms and terminology used by white papers and specification sheets. Our previous video card guide looked at the pros and cons of AMD vs. NVIDIA for gaming, but this one is (relatively) universal and can be applied to almost all aspects of graphics processing technology. This "GPU Dictionary" explains the difference between memory clocks and core clocks, shader specs, what a ROP is, and some other basic (and fun) GPU phrases.

Similar to our surprisingly in-depth case fan guide, this GPU dictionary is outlined in such a way that it will retain relevance through time, so - for the most part - you won't have to worry about re-learning anything.

I recently spoke with someone who claimed he'd never divert from AMD, despite what Intel or nVidia have available. For innumerable reasons, brand loyalty and fanboyism leads to ignorance and decreased performance. None of these brands are immaculate and all of them are prone to failures and shortcomings -- in this nVidia vs. AMD for gaming piece, we'll focus on the advantages of each and how you can make informed decisions about video / graphics cards selections for your gaming rigs.

Our friend and developer of Digitanks is offering his game up for free as a protest of SOPA and PROTECT-IP, the two internet censorship bills that are being combated today.

"I encourage everybody to pirate Digitanks for free. If this legislation passes then I won’t be able to make a living on the internet, so you may as well pirate my games," Jorge Rodriguez, developer of Digitanks, posted on his blog.